New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00556
1963
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More Families Move
Into Drew Houses
Several more families have
moved into the newly-completed
Drew Houses at Seventh Ave.
peated Sunday ta all the 402
parishes of the Catholic Arch
diocese of New York.
AMSTERDAM NEWS
SaL, Jidy 19, 1963
Drop Charges
Against Man
Crimiaal Court Jostles Vincent
Keo d 11 m 1 it i«d charg
es last week age’net William
Kennedy. 54-year-old well-known
businessman, who had been ar
rested on June 11 in hia apart
ment at 788 Cokunbus Ave., when
federal and city official* found
narcotics in the suitcase* of two
friends who were visiting him.
In dismissing charges against
Kennedy, owner of an Amster
dam Ave..., cleaning establish
ment Justice Rao held that there
was no connection between him
and the narcotics which was in
the suitcase* of the frieods who
were attending a party Kennedy
was giving.
and 141st St. this week.
Ptl. and Mrs George Fuller
and their two children were the
first to move into the low-income
development which opened Inst
Thursday.
Pt. Fuller, attached to the E.
136th St. precinct, and his fam
ily moved in after Francis Car
dinal Spellman. New York's Ro
man Catholic archbishop, bless
ed the development at cererooa
is*. He also denounced racial
discrimination a* “an outrage
in a statement which was re
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Spellman
Joins Up
-
His Eminence, Francis Car
dinal Spellman, of the Arch
diocese of New York has be
come the second Roman Cath
olic Cardinal to Join the
NAACP as a life member. He
la 1961 by Rich-
Cushlag, Arch
bishop of the Diocese of Boston.
The New Ysrk prelate re
vealed his life membership in
the NAACP in an address ded
icating the Cornelius J. Drew
House* la Harlem. The law-
rent housing development, was
named la honor of the late
Msgr. Drew who far many
years served as pastor of St.
Charles R.C. Church In West
ltlst Street. The Cardinal
praised the priest as “a ded
icated public and religious
servant.”
The Cardinal sent his 5500
life membership payment to
Dr. Eugene Reed, president of
the New York State N.AACP
and a member of the Associa
tion’s Board of Directors, on
June 22.
Tenant
Aid Unit Is
Just That
Relocation Commissioner Ber
man Badillo has announced that
Ms Department’s Tenant Aid Unit
has amply demonstrated the use-
of its operation for City
residents in need of help and
In their problems with
OnfcUacd
landlords
Since Its creation by tbs Board
Of Estimate on October 38, 1881
e Tenant Aid Unit of the Re
location Department has success
fully resolved the problems of
over 850 tenant* who have sought
help.
“Our City offers a variety of
specialized housing services to
its citizens, but too often, ten
ants In their time 6f need are
so upset, confused, or bewilder
ed that they do not know how to
contact, among so many City De
partments, the proper agency
able to handle their particular
problem,” Commissioner Badillo
stated.
Widely varied In nature, the
problems and disputes handled
by the Tenant Aid Unit generally
require prompt Intervention. The
Unit has prevented many evic
tions and has been notably suc
cessful in obtaining restitution of
monies due to tenants for secur
ity deposits and rental over-pay
ments.
Commissioner Badillo noted
that many who seek public hous
ing apartments have been helped
by the Tenant Aid Unit to file
the necessary applications. In ad
dition, tenants have been assist
ed in determining the eligibility
status of their application witn
ft? Housing Authority.
The Tenant Aid Unit can be
reached by csflling WOrth 4-58M
Extension 305 John E. Sullivan,
assisted by Michael Schure, di
rects the operations of the Untt
located at 2 Lafayette Street in
Room 208.
New Stewardess
DALLAS. Texas — Joao Dor-
say. 23. completed her third week
of training at American Airlines
Stewardess College in Fort Worth
and may become the company’s
first Negro stewardess ppon grad
nation Aug. 7. She holds a ba
chelor’s degree from the Univer
alty of Arizona.
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Prompt Action
Talking to more than 500 per-
lacludlng officials, at the
ceremonies. Cardinal
Spellman said:
“The Negro Is asked to give
as much aa any other man for
his country. He has a right to
receive back from his country
in equal measure. On my trips
over many year* to visit our
soUder-eons all over the •rorid,
I have seen white and Negro
soldiers serving our country, suf
fering the same hardship* and
confronting the same hsisrdi of
war.
“Yet contrary to every Christ
ian principle and In downright
defiance of the glorious Amer
ican Ideal of equal Justice for
all. some--of those same Amer
icans who risked their lives for
America - for you and for me -
are denied the right to vote,
the right to receive an adequate
education, the right to live where
tl»ey desire and their means en
able them to live and to receive
the normal courtesies befitting
their dignity as human beings.”
Live Apart
“How lamentable that same
Americans who would die to
gether today, will „ not eat to
gether. wUl not travel together,
win not Uvo together.” said the
prelate. “This is an outrage
which America cannot tolerate.
Among Monsignor Drew’s
fondest dreams was that a mod
ern low-rent public bousing de
velopment bo built in this com
munity to servo the housing
needs of the people ho loved.
The 59 million development
has 478 apartments in two, 21
story buildings. One hundred and
seventy-nine of the apartments
are designed for elderly persons.
W. Are PleoMd To Announce That
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HAS JOIHED
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FIRST FAMILY — Mr. and
Mrs. George Fuller, their chil
dren, Toy, 74 and Steven, 5,
speak with Cardinal Spellman,
William Reid, left, chairman of
the Housing Authority, and Act
ing Mayor Paul Screvane, right
at opening of Drew Houses last
week. (Gilbert Photo)
Art Exhibit
Mrs. Cora
Walker Dies
Mrs. Cora B. Walker, 65, was
buried In Mount Holiness Memor
ial Park Cemetery Thursday fol
lowing funeral service in Con
vent Avenue Baptist Church. Mrs
An exhibit of ten paintings by
Helen Weinblatt is being shown
through July 22 in the art gallery
of Upper Manhattan Branch
Young Women's Christian Asso-
,
Walker, a native of Bedford,
Virguus, died in her home at 250iciation> 35, w 125th St.
W 131st St Sunday
Miss Weinblatt’s work Is dis
tinctive for her use of color and
She is survived by three daugh
her concentration on the abstract.
ters, Mrs. Medister Blair: Mrs?
Her interest in painting and
Montry Blair; Mrs. Amelia R.
drawing was evidenced in earlv
Mitchell; four sons. Flex, Moul
ton, Howard and Leonidas Walk-
childhood, and she has develop
er, a sister, Mrs. Georgia Lowry’, ed her talent steadily since that
and twelve grandchildren.
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