New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00057

I • N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, Jail. M, 1963 Weekly New's I Un it \f buncrc/t Home i MOb 8300 23 .J 8lh 4VI NV 27 N.Y. George Sawyer JGeorfe ./Lawyer. 46, of 233 W. Uth St .-a native If Florida, died recently and was burled in Long Island Cemetery Farming dale, N.Y., following cervices at Unity Chapel, 2362 8th Ave., of­ ficiated by Rev. William George. He is survived by two sisters, four brothers and several other relatives. Island College Hospital, was bur­ ied in Long Island National Cem­ etery, following services at Mt. Calvary Baptist Church officiated by Rev. Monroe WaB. A native of Lawrenceville, Va., he was an active member of Mt. Calvary Baptist Church. Surviv­ ing him are his wife; son. daugh ter, three brothers, five sisters and numerous other relatives. Alexandria James Alexandria James, 56, of 112 W. 117th St., who died recently at Kings Park State Hospital was buried in SL Raymond’* Cemetery Bronx, following serflcea held at SL Thomas Roman Catholic Church. Born in the British West Indies, she is survived by ber husband, four sons, two brothers, severa .grandchildren and other relatives. Cleo Grant Cleo Grant, 42, of 10 W. 135th St., native of Newport News, Va died recently at Bellevue Hospi­ tal and was buried in Woodlawn Cemetery following last rites at Unity Chapel, 2352 8th Ave., offic iated by Rev. John Wells of St. David’s Episcopal Church Bronx. Surviving are her mother; step­ father, two brothers, three sisters and many other relatives. William Griffin William Griffin, 63, of 2267 7th Ave., native of South Carolina died recently at Grand Central Hospital and was buried in Fred­ erick Douglas Cemetery, Staten Island, following services at Uni- ty Chapel, 2352 8th Ave., officiat­ ed by Rev. David Licorish. He is survived by two brothers; nieces and nephews and many other rel­ atives. Register Now Or Stand In Line ALBANY — Who wants to stand In line for a couple of boors outside in the cold? Apparently many thousands of automobile owners want to or are going to be forced to do so on January 30 and 31, the last two days upon which they may renew their registrations for 1963. January 31 is the deadline after which 1962 registrations will go otd of style. Registration renewals have been the slowest in years, Com­ missioner William S. Hults of the Department of Motor Vehicles says, with most of the Depart it’s issuing offices running from 10,000 to 12,000 behind last year’s Issuance at this same date "We would Wke to eliminate these waiting lines,” the Com­ missioner said, "for we want to make renewal of registrations as convenlebt as powible for the owners.But we are stymied If people wait until the last moment to do what could have been done since last December 1, when the 1963 tabs first went on sale. Maude Drayton Maude H. Drayton of 590 E. 166 St. who died recently at Col­ umbus Hospital, was buried in Woodlawn Cemetery. Bronx, aft­ er last rites at Unity Chapel, 2352 8th Ave., officiated by Rev. Jos­ eph D. Maxwell. A native of North Carolina, she is survived by her husband Herb­ ert Drayton, a sister Mrs. Ethel Clark and manny other relatives. Aurelious Harris Aurelious Harris, 63. of 2634 8th Ave., died recently at Harlem Hospital and was buried in Fern- cliff Cemetery, Hartsdale, N.Y., fallowing rites performed by Rev. C. M. Stamps at Unity Chapel, 2362 8th Ave. A native of Virginia, he is aurvived by his wife, two daughters, one son, 11 grandchild ren and numerous other relatives. Margaret Harris ' Margaret Rose Harris, 42, 111-60 132nd St South Ozone Park, who died recently at Mt. Sinai Hospital was buried in Rosehill ^fmeterv. Linden, N.J., following services at Bethel A.M.E. Church - ^A native of Charleston, S.C., she tr survived by her husband Albert y^rris; mother, two sisters, one brother and several other rela­ tives. ____ _ AS* Stanley Daris ♦ Stanley Davis, 60, of 536 W. iS6 SL, a native of tfae British Xfcst Indies, died recently and W&s buried in Cypress Hills Cem- eterv Brooklyn, following final rftes at Unity Chspel, 2352 8th Me., officiated by R«v. J. D. ifaxwefl. ; Surviving him are his wife Lau- rtbel Davis; four sons, four lis­ ters. four brothers, three grand- gjftikfren and numerous other rel­ ieves. Lillie Clark l-ill to Clake, 61, of 2496 8th Ave died recently at Van Etten prtal was burled in Rosehill „.netery, Linden, NJ. following rttes in Rose Chspel officiated by Rev. Joseph D. Maxwell. iA native of North Carolina, she ^survived by a brother, cousins and many other relatives. Ullian Bledgen Lillian Bled gen, 40, of 146 W 122 St., native of Soth Carolina, who died recently at Harlem Hos­ pital was buried in Ferncllff Cem­ etery Hartsdale, N.Y., following last rites at Faith Temple officiat­ ed by Rev. Alvin A. Child*. Surviving her are three broth­ ers. five sisters, nieces and neph­ ews; uncles, aunts and several other relatives. Lizzie Woods Lizzie Woods, 77, of 131 W. 112 8., native of Wilmington, Del died recently and was buried in Long Island National Cemetery, following final rites at Unity Cha­ pel, 2352 8th Ave., officiated by Rev. Theodore Karri* on. She is survived by a brother, Paris Wilson; cousins and sever­ al other relatives. Albert Ransom Albert Ransom. 46, of 144 W. 141 St. who died recently at Long Gantto Loag-lastafl Ratal HEADACHE RtaurnatiC'ftta ****** >3 ROOMS fteod Ovality New FURNITURE Only $2 a Week ef Has et 1-Pe. fl lamp* • CbMt. BOOMi Sat* had. * tabtea. * lauepa. Ptaa aew V a*. DINETTE, ehetoe at retain TV. BSPEMBkATOE. All Three Ream $195 ■ Can *' UN 4-1003 a flat, • to • FUITWOOD WABEH0UH 4 143 W.124A Acute Asthma Attack* State's Uniform Traffic Ticket Being Revised Form the right habit. Read The Amsterdam News every week. Out every Thursday. PIANO LESSONS Gutter. Velee, eto. NSW BAST METHOD ttSJ * leaaon. per month. 1 leeeon FREE PIANO PRA( hour per MTJCE COMBINATION SCHOOL OF MIW 13S w. 125th St. New York. N.Y. UN 4-3170 will be printed on the ticket with an appropriate box to be checked by the arresting officer. Other vi­ olation* will be indicated by brief descriptions written out by the of- fleer. ALBANY - New York State’s "Uniform Traffic Ticket" has been revised and will be put to use throughout the state, except in certain localities, shortly. Commonly termed the "non­ fix" ticket when it was first in­ troduced In 1864, the new edition has been developed by the State Department of Motor Vehicles and incorporates suggestion* mad* by magistrates and police official*. Easier to use and more effic­ ient to administer, the ticket is actually a packet which contains five ez.bonised pages, one of which is a simplified Information tar ns* in prosecuting moving traffic violations. It was made possible by action of the Legisla­ ture last Spring when the law­ makers amended the code of cri­ minal procedure to permit the filing of a simple complaint. 8 By 4 The packet is 8 by 4 inches in size for convenience and most of the information in it will be writ­ ten in by the arresting officer at the time of the arrest. The court clerk fills out the rest. The first page of the five will be handed to the alleged violator by the office. The second wiU be the complaint which is sent to the court. The third is the certificate of conviction which first goes to the court and then relayed by the court to the Department of Motor Vehicles if the violator is convict­ ed of the charge. 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If we can achieve a full employment ecoDOtny at 40 hours a week, there will be no happier Ameri­ cans than the workers who are members of AFL-CIO unions. "But what we want is Jibs. As­ pirations are not a substitute for action. Unless and until this na­ tion makes a substantial dent ir its long-standing unemployment, wa must and wil continue to press for a 35 hour week.” The District .Three Explorer Ca­ binet, invites all Explorer* and their date* to attend a Sweetheart Dance, February 12, 4 to 8 p.m. af the Concourse Plaza’s Grand Ballroom. There will be no admis­ sion fee. Paul Brent, Lodge Chief of Ra- nacbqua Lodge “Order of The Ar­ row,” asks all Scoutmasters to see him at the Janury 24th Round­ table, or call him. WY 1-4557 about O. A. elections. Congratulations: To Lester Steinberg, Pack 181 recently elec­ ted as chairman, and Ralph Es­ cobar, Pack 52, secretary of dis­ trict three explorer cabinet. 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