New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00579

• ' i—j T, . ' ■ «► <e ■* -*-W* -» *>■♦• > . * . ^ » ,. "‘W- kKW'. W—1 - ( » N. T, AMSTERDAM NgWS, gat, July tf, 1M31 Martin Heads New SLA Bureau In the other change, Chalr- Donald S. Hostetter an­ G-Man Speaks In Harlem nounced the establishment of a I Bureau of Public Services, head-’ Jt>hn F ed by Mbs Anne Reddington ractor in charge of Malone, assistant di- the New Thia new bureau will provide York off*’* the federal Bur- advisory services to applicants’*111 of Investigation, will speak and licensees and eliminate Thursday, July 25. at an anti- crime and anti-narcotic meetin? at the Upper Park Av­ enue Baptist Church. 85 E. 12ltb St. at Park Ave., the Rev. O.DC Dempsey announced. Harold Rogers Harold Rogers* body was ship* ->ed to bh native Greenville, SC., for burial aftar funeral emricea In Unity Funeral Home, Eighth Ave., recently. In Long Island National Cemetery following funerto aemces in Un­ ity Funeral Lome, 2352 Eighth Ave . conducted by Rev. Lloyd Wilson. Rogers who died In Harlem James, a native of New York City, died in Metropolitan Hos­ pital He la survived by his Hospital is survived by bis wife, parents with wbsm he lived at two fona, four brothers and two 52 St. Nicholas Ave.; a brother. sisters. sister and other relatives and friends. Walter Benson Waiter Beason, a of la World War 11, was buried Long Island National after fofonl eetvteee U Unity I cwrtJ Home. 863 Eighth Ave Benson, 42, teed in Kingsbridg* Veterans Beaptite after a brief Ufoesa. A native of New Jersey, he Cved at 2473 Marina Ave., Bronx, with his wife. Helen; a son and three daughters. He ia also survived by his father, four easts, two ondes and several friends. i Funeral services for Johnson, 75, were caodnofod by Rev. Theodors Harrises tn Unity Funeral Home, 2352 Eighth Ave., and the body was buried in Fern- cliff Cemetery. Mr. Johnson, a native of Geor­ gia, lived at 05 E Wth St, Bronx. A widower, ha Is vived by a 15 graadcUMran, children, a sister and a brother Antonio Roymondo Antonio w. buried in Frederick Cemetery following _ vices in Unity Funeral Bom*. 852 Eighth Ave. Raymond*, who died in Bellevue Hospital, is by his wife. Rebecca, with he lived at 141 W. lMth St; a son, brother and two sisters. Loretta Matthews Mrs. Loretta Matthews, a nat lve of Baltimore, Maryland, was buried la Flushing Cumstsry. Flushing, N. Y., following services in Unity Funeral Home, 2352 Eighth Ave., which were conducted by Rev. Theadore Ker rison. Doris Williams Doris Williams. 8. who died ia Medical Canter, was buned la Ferachff Cemetery ia Harts­ dale. N. Y. foikwiag funeral ser­ vices la Unity Fbaeral Borne 2352 Eighth Ave, conducted by Rev. Ernest Cook. She ia survived by her parents with whom she lived at 60 W. 104th St., ouo brother and a grandmother and grandfather. Lorenzo Mackey Funeral services for Lorenxa A. Mackey. 40. wan by Rev. Willard Monroe in orial Baptist Church and the body interred in Long Island Cem- Farnungdale. N. Y. A native of North Carolina, Mr. Mackey died ia ital after a short Beside a wife and four chfldpsn with whom ba ttted at M W 131st St, he ia survived by a aunts. The body Srlr prepared for burial by Unity Funeral Home 2K3 Eighth Aw. Jacob Garrison Jacob Garrison. 59, a native New Yorker, was buried in Fern- cliff Cemetery, Hartsdale, N. Y. following funeral services in Un­ ity Funeral Home, 2352 Eighth Ave., conducted by Rev. Willard Monroe. Garrison, who lived with his wife, Agnes, at 2361 Third Ave., is also survived by a daughter, father, sister, two brothers and several relatives. Ernest Smith Mrs. Matthews, who died in Ernest Smith, 21, was buried her home at 2472 Eighth Ave.,'in Frederick Douglass Cemetery was a member of the Elks. She; in Staten Island following funeral is survived by several friends services in Unity Funeral Home, and relatives. Bosie Johnson Smith died in Medical Center. Bosie Johnson, 56, was buried He is survived by two sisters, in Ferndiff Cemetery, Hartsdale, a brother and several friends N. Y., following funeral services and relatives. In Mother Zion AME Church which were conducted by Rev. Mary Burton Joseph D. Maxwell. . _ 2 - Mr Johnson, a "-atiy* of Ala- Mrs. Mary Burton, 84, a native bams, lived with his wife at IMjnf GeoriP*. lived at U99 - nJ, Bronx, was buned in Mt Olivet Cemetery, Maspeth, N. Y., following funeral services in Unity Funeral Home. 2352 Eighth Ave. The services were conducted by Rev. Charles D. Frye. he is survived by two brothers me sister, nieces, nephews, cous­ ins and friends. The body was prepared lor burial by Unity Fun­ eral Home, 2363 Eighth Ave. Leonard James Mrs. Burton la survived by two daughters, Mrs. Anita MaUlard Leonard James, 38, was buried and Mrs. Clara Roberson; a son, exist.” Ernest Gren&haw, and several grandchildren. John Burke Funeral services for John Burke, 62, were conducted in Unity Funeral Home. 2352 Eighth Ave., by Rev. Theodore Kerri- Burial van la Feroclif f Cem- etery, Hartsdale, N T Mr. Burke is survived by a sis NEW ASSISTANT — Bronx Attorney John Dodds raises his hand as he took oath of office from U S. Attorney Robert M. Morgenthau swearing him in as an Assistant US. Attorney for the Southern District last week. The 25-year old lawyer recently returned from an 18- meath tour where he helped to revise Nigerian laws. ter, two nephews, three grand- . nephews and several friends. A in Mount Holiness Cemetery native of Georgia, he lived at fohowing funeral services in Un- ity Funeral Home. 2352 Eighth Awe. 2774 Eighth Ave Ann Battiste Mro. Ann Battiste. 74. who died la Harlem Hospital, was buried la Ferndiff Cemetery. Hartsdale, N. Y., following funeral services in Unify Funeral Chapel, 2352 Eighth Ave., which were conduct­ ed by Rev. Ernest Cooke. A native of the Virgin Island, Mro. Battiste, who lived at 159-14 Harlem River Drive, is sur­ vived by a son, daughter, five grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Lillian Jones Mrs. I.intan M. Jones, a widow who died at 80S Beecht Terrace. Bronx, where she lived, was bur­ Rotting Wharf Fenced Off Mrs. Jones, a native of Charles- ton, S. C., is survived by two brothers, an aunt, uncle and sev­ eral cousins. Harlemites Picketing Landlords Harlem tenants, led by Jesse Gray, director of Community Council on Housing, 6 E. 117th St., are picketing landlords who, according to the council, refuse to make repairs which are necessary to keep the buildings from be- After seven weeks of pressure coming slums, on the city administration. The The office of Albert Alpert at i "the opportunity for self-styled Album C. Martin, a deputy, experts end go-betweens’ to ex- comnnsswoer with the State ploit for their own aggrandiie- Llquor Authority has been placed ment the J**^®?1** **'*nenc*<1 by the public in obtaining ac- curate official information' in charge of a SLA Bureau of Trial Examiners to prepare and Asthma Formula Prescribed; Most By Doctors-Available Now Without Prescription; n. MW ~K.n«u o« protects licensees in being har- rr.-.-r-i other by dwtor. for their private assed or unjustly prosecuted by ‘ seM <«n Tk, ffnow'’ Iro Tabla* I Pati«nt» ia no* available to asthma anv si A in veetixator prosecute charges in department- Form the right habit. Read the ---------- - al proceedings against offending Amsterdam News every week. Stops Attacks in Minutes . . .Relief Lasts for rlouwj- - I —ass V***y Theis Primatsna Tablets open ' bronchial tubes, loosen congestion,,, raiisva taut nervous tension. AU- without painful injections. The secret ie-Primatene I 8 medicines (in full prw atrength) found most affective In combination for asthma distress. Each performs a special purpose. men in inennuw me IsHIng sufferers without prescription^ MATURES POWERFUL FORIIIK A Medical tnU proved thia formula MMIVKtd runtltrut rUKMULA atop, asthma attacks in ®inula* and gives hours of freedom from recur­ rence of painful asthma spaama. •n.^d.y. a-—------—----- - - ~ ombre TABLETS Thia formula is so effective that It ia the phyiician’i leading asthma 5reacription-so safe when used as irected that now it can be sold — without proscription in moat states So look forward to sloop at nighty and freedom from asthma spun*. Gat Primatsna at any drugstore. » Mr. Martin is a former assist­ ant U S. »ttorney and with the SLA as a hearing commissioner since 1951. The establishment of his bureau was one of two the SLA announced as initial steps in a program of reorganisation Arthritis, Backaches & Stomach Disorders Helped By Doctors Of Chiropractic RESEARCH PROYTS VITALITY RESTORED RESEARCH JN NATURAL INSURANCE CLAIMS HEALTH METHODS B CUT ft BY CHIROPRACTIC We have been engaged for sev- • w • * Atlas Mutual Life Insurance eral vears now in extensive re- Company says it has cut ita search oh many little understood claun. on diuhdtue. at lest 30% by recommending that policy holders use Doctors of Chiropractic. conditions. We tested thousands of patients and checked them CHIROPRACTIC CAN HELP YOU Research proves Doctors of Chiropractic help successfully arthritis, rheumatism, neuralgia, neuritis, bursitis, sciatica and lumbago, accidents, slipped disc, spinal curvature, backaches, foot pains, headaches, insomnia, nervousness, constipation, digest­ ive troubles, overweight, under­ weight, skin, scalp problems, etc. ACUTE STOMACH AILMENT YIELDS TO CHIROPRACTIC out scientifically. This enabled us to uncover new and exclusive methods and equipment to re­ lieve pain, suffering, etc., easier, safer and more conveniently. We are ahle, therefore, to pass on Mrs. Ollie Carr to you all the benefits of our When Mrs. Ollie Carr first went many years of hard work and to a Doctor of Chiropractic she experience, was In a pitiful condition. She suffered from weakness that had been with her for twenty-five! years. In order to stand she had, to hold on to something to keep from falling. She would have! TEARS TURN skull busting headaches that would last for several weeks at a time. TO SMILES Lloyd Sanderi, Atlas president, says that Atlas Mutual has al­ ways suggested, that Doctors of Chiropractic be consulted for strains, sprains. dislocations, lumbago, arthritis, neuritis, bur­ sitis, headaches, nervousness, rheumatism, slipped disc an<J female trouble. Mr. Sanders' letter points out two recent policy holders who were scheduled for slipped disc operations until his adjusters suggested conservative treatment first, and in both cases, he stated, the policy holders were corrected after a few chiropractic treaT- ments. He adds that too many cases were crippled for life after slipped disc surgery. This case from our case history files will further endorse Mr. Sanders’ statements A 38 year old Manhattan Con­ struction worker lifted a heavy bundle of shingles and fell with sharp, hot. searing pains between his shoulders, into his right shoulder and arm, and extending down his back to his hips and legs. For 28 days all efforts filled to relieve his agonising pains. Finally, he was brought to the Doctors of Chiropractic at the Chiropractic Center of New York City. lac., where a nerve analysis and spinal X-RAYS enabled us to remove the nerve pressure causing all his miseries. 2352 Eighth Ave., conducted by Fort Washington-Manhattanvilie 310 Rev. Joseph D Maxwell. _ . m under the Monday morning bt tenants in A native of Alabama. Mr 1 Reft>rm Democrats un<*r protest of the conditions at 59 W. leadership of its president, Mi- Gray said Alpert chael Rosenbaum, succeeded in promised the tenants he would obtaining the fencing off of an make the necessary repairs im abandoned and rotting wharf mediately. which lies -on the Hudson River piC-Kets also were outside the would be so severe that I would at 133rd Street. 145th ,St ’ P‘ Since coming to the Doctor of Chiropractic Mrs. Carr has made a complete recovery- and reports that her symptoms that she lived with for so long have disappeared, completely. Her only regret is that she had to suffer for twenty- five years before she learned of the Doctor of Chiropractic. Mrs. Carr says, "I urge everyone who For years I had suffered with a terrible stomach condition. At is sick to go see your Doctor of times the cramps and soreness Chriopractic first " Miss Betty Jackson Several small children offices of the Lund Nile Realty have to spend several days in NOTE: More than 600 Insurance st in pro_ bed. Life was hardly worth liv- companies pay for the health have Corp w reportedly pensned by plunging test alleged violations in the ing during these times and I through a gaping bole in the apartrnent building at 72 W. 118th became more and more dis- cape rendered «V the Cluroprac- decaying wood, and drowning g* jenants are also sched- couraged as the years went by..^c Center of N.Y.C., Inc. This tQ pjCfcet landlords of the Doctors had told me that my means you can demand it from in the water below. 1 - Borough Ifresident D^Iey, on (ollowing ^^3 West condition was “terrible” but I July 11, stated that, ' p*rs) U6th St.. 371 W. 116th St., and la the area are scheduled for w ngth Wednesday morn. ion they (tbs city ®““or‘u5; ' Ra.vburn at the Hotel Albert, 23 ^ne that I knew suffered with Insurance Policy and we ttesefen<dMgeriS conditto^i®’ 10th The tenants-accord' the same double. She told me complete ing P‘ckets visited Murray *a»uawu«j*u*».»u.u»-w| _____ felt that there must be some way that I could be helped. Then one day I met a girl friend your employer and his insurance company when entitled to it. All you need do is bring your Health Mrs. Elizabeth Williams He walked out of the Chiroprac­ tic Center of New York City. Inc., free of pain which returned 8 hours later but not nearly so all the necessary in- There was a tome in my life when wvere The following morning, will . . .. ,—------- p------------ — l«t”h Sl' S!” WM °K- ”°W conditions at 540 W. 146th St., which is reportedly owned by practic Rayburn. SUr”~ rom” ” to a 0^^ ChiTO- w-,., without delav We do , u ** c,n I «»> * w new relieved him and Withifl a to a not accept all cases but do help passe(i away thanks to a week, he was feeling “aa good >xm witoout dela>. Ue do and laugh again. That time has he wnt to -rn, , .• v tic never anile "" “"^7' «7>u’ and the MXt j The Commumty Couactt on Doctor chiropractic in my n«arlV aI1 cases 5 -\ 1 I S Mrs. Margaret Martin 214 Bradhurst Ave. New York 39, N.Y. March 25, 1963 Unity Funeral Home, Incv 2352 8th Ave. New Yhrk 27, N.Y. Dear Mr. Hall: My family and I wish to express the utmost satis­ faction to Unity and staff. We would like to thank Mr. Charles A. Paterson, Funeral Director, for his warm and considerate respect which made everything so very easy and uncomplicated. Everything was so lovely and satisfactory I really cannot find the words to express exactly how I feel towards Unity and their staff. Everyone was so nice and concerned. So, if I sound a little overwhelmed it is because I am so thankful that I put everything In your hands. I was not disappointed in the smallest detail. I accept your services as a personal contribution to the deceased and family. W ■ . , _ -_ , Again, I express my heartfelt thanks. Respectfully yours, Mrs. M. Martin and family LJnil unerat ^rrome. ^sne, :Z ^J4ome. 2352-4-6 Eighth Ave. At 126th St. • 1 -. — i N.w York 27, N.Y. MOnument 6-8300 * • » "Your Loved Ones Deserve The Best" ■ - hc Housmg. aided by HARYOU, also ne^bborhood sent a telegram to MayorRobert Wagner demanding an inspection r J“St 3 feW of boilers since thousands of Har- .««'M lem tenants were without heat or a<UurimenU I began to see a great Improvement. Today my hot water last winter. The telegram request that the condition is 100 per cent im- Mayor take action now. A num- proved. I thank God for the her of children were forced to wonderful health that I enjoy to- remain from school because of 'lay. and cannot tell enough illness caused by lack of heat, ac- people about the Doctors of cording to Gray. UNIQUE IN ALL THE WORLD A recent survey was made of 100 of our “hopeless” patients Doctor of Chiropractic. For many as new” and his wx»rry lines had years,-1 was so nervous that 1 returned to smile wrinkles He cried most all the time, 1 fell Insurance tense inside and had a severe forwarded pain in my neck. None of the sen-ices, 1 s pay and Company gratefully us a check for our doctors or remedies I tried seemed to help. I seemed to be . , . . Phone, write or come In for from tod to worse and FREE illustrated book, no obli- __ . Danville Steps Up Vote Drive Tbey tried everything and were ST*111 nany evenings at home gation, which tells how we can Chiropractic and their wonderful given tip by renowned special- cryi®)?. It was then that a friend help you. It is filled with county ists and hospitals. Our care and of mine told me about Doctors of 'ess testimonials and case his* work. therapy restored these unfortu- Chiropractic and how they helped ^Ses »»tisfled patients, WE USE ONLY NATURAL - HEALTH METHODS Nature is the Mly real Healer. You are not offered wonder cures or wonder shots here. We help i you with a natural system of Lrida‘iet^ nate victims to normal living cases like mine so I went with 9 pC^ ' a®*to’ her on her next appointment. My HOUSE CALLS—anywhere, any. Vou never leave us it you are Doctor of Chiropractic was very time! still In pain. We will not send you understanding He located the Come to our FREE Lectures and away without feeling better even cause 0{ my trouble and we be- Movies every Thursday at I PM' aU da> gan to rorrcrt “•What happened —e-paU*nts'fM -better w“* *-~at DANVILLE, Va.—As the thrust health for first class citisentiiip for D~)pr^ XWpo? £ ~ * “ZZ <7r lTg.7V= T% <S^UlM at no extra charge ville, Virginia, Negroes entered Its ture, exercise, etc. In our sin- seventh week here, a concentrated cere desire to help you, your voter registration drive stepped vigor and vitality will be re- up its efforts under the direction stored, your appetite, digestion, of SCLC Field Secretary. Herbert elimination and metabolism willl .____ , , V Coulton it was dSlosed by be improved. We win build you underprivileged patients. We will Doctors of Chiropractic for the Timej Squ>re N y (, ford. We make special arrange- iBS,ead cr>‘ 1 Ca" n°" My ''ITH0Ut OBLIGATION to th« ments for welfare, disabled that 1 am the haPP,est person Joetors_ of chiropractic of the _____ security pension and 10 the *°rld 1 thank G**1 and 128 W 42nd S*- CT'n CENTER far «he,NYC’ ,' Rev L G Campbell of the *° that FWir body will be ANYONE who needs our wonderful help that they have wi 7-8118 NOW for an appoint Danville Christian Progressive stron« «*» vlbrant- given me. jment. ^P- Coulton estimated that an aver- CHIROPRACTIC RESEARCH CHART a«?e »®L5?fcPerTs haV’X l^ir Si tares and majOrity were unsucccssfully treated by other forms of therapy. Only a partial list is enumerated. -°r following documented reports represent results obtained under Chiropractic Care. The va^t registered. Meanwhile, in the racially strife-torn city. 121 protestors against segregation and discrim­ ination remained In Jail, among them the President of SCLC's Danville unit. L. W. Chase, along with his wife and daughter. King Visit By mid-week, Wyatt Tee Walk­ er, executive assistant to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., presi­ dent of SCLC arrived on the South side Virginia Textile center in preparation for a visit by Dr. King and his top aide, Rev. Ralph D. Abernathy. Rev. Walker, re­ calling the night of June 10 when 46 persons were hospitalised at the hands of city police, reiterated the views he held then: “Danville,** be said, **la of the worst cities I’va ever ’-islted across the South. The ,police brutality bora ia worse than Mississippi or Alabama.'* In determination efforts to pre­ vent non-violent demonstrations the city has deputized . garbage collectors and loosed tear ga« and fire hoses on would-be dem onstrators. Condition ALLERGIES - ARTHRITIS BACK DISORDERS BURSITIS CONSTIPATION HAY FEVER HEADACHES INSOMNIA NECK DISORDERS NERVOUSNESS NEURALGIA NEURITIS PARALYSIS RHEUMATISM SCIATICA SINUSITIS . SLIPPED DISC STOMACH DISORDERS SPINAL CURVATURE Well or Much Improved Slightly Improved 87.2% 87.2% 81.7% 89.3% 79.2% 81.6% 83.2% 81.8% 93.2% 89.8% 80.1% 86.4% 68.8% 77.2% • 85.0% 83.2% 88.7% 82.5% 82.9% 10.3% 10.3% 17.3% 7.1% 13.3% 13.4% 11.1% 11.4% 4.4% 12.8% 14.2% «.4% 20.8% 14.7% 9.4% 11.8% 7.9% 13.1% 5.7% Untitled Document file:///C|/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Desktop/hello.html2/18/2007 11:01:03 AMThomas M. Tryniski 309 South 4th Street Fulton New York 13069 www.fultonhistory.com