New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00622

Action Group Meets On Crime The increasing problem of crimes and narcotics addiction in Harlem will be discussed at a special emergency meeting of the Uptown Manhattan Action Committee on Saturday. August 3, at 12 noon, at PS 21. 155th St., and Amsterdam Avenue. As­ semblyman Mark T. Southall an­ nounced. Mr. Southall said Civil Service Commissioner George Gregory. Jr., will keynote the afternoon conference, after which groups will meet in panels on civil rights, housing and education, narcotics addiction, police pro­ tection. and Job opportunities, where they will make recom­ mendations for constructive no­ tion to improve conditions in Harieir. He asserted that there has been growing concern in the up per Harlem area in recent months over the large -.umber of robberies and the failure of the police to halt the crime wave. 11am Wardlow, Illustrate Com­ mandress Genevieve Brown, committee Chairman; Past Potentate William Wilburn and Past Commandress Louise Nelson. What's Going On On Labor Day? A mammoth parade, the famed Greenwich Village Art Show and the U. S. Lawn Tennis Championships will be among the highlights of the Labor Day Weekend in New York. These ang other events over the holi­ day period. August 30 - Septem­ ber 2, are described In a new, free folder Just published by the New York Convention and Visi­ tors Bureau. For a free copy of the Labor Day Weekend folder and other Information on the city, write or visit the New York Convention and Visitors Bureau at 90 E. 42nd Street, New York 17, New York. The Bureau's Information Center at that same address is open every day of the year, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. How Con I? Q. How can I make my own furniture polish? A. An old standby Is a mixture of gum turpentine and raw lin­ seed oil in equal parts.* Another very good polish consists of e- qual parts of boiled linseed oil, turpentine, and vinegar. As with all polishes, the best results with these will be effected if you use them sparingly and follow them with good, okl elbow grease. FOR LIFE — Members of the Association of New York, Inc., register Joy after becoming life members of the NAACP. gents them with a plaque ac William C. Jones of the Life knowledging the distinction. Membership Department pre- '' • ■ ?<> «' v WSSSISb ■ 1 -a • ‘ . - ■■ -r- Paul Hahn (above center), world famous trick shot artist and Ballantine’s Gotf Director, will be the* along with Jim Taylor, golf expert and popular pro shop owner, pictured here with golf enthusiast, Miss Mildred Harris. Two big touma- mintc will taka place-contests and prizes, tool Hope you can make it For complete details write to Public Relations Department P- Ballantine A Sons, 57 Freeman Street Newark, Naw Jersey or check the New York Amsterdam News. lantme Beer TRAINEES — These two GIs from the New York area are training at the UK Army Training Center, Infantry. Fort Dlx, N.J. Prior to their arrival at the Center, Pvt. Harold Le­ roy Alston, 23, resided at 1532 Amsterdam Ave., and Pvt. Klyphord E. Smith, 22. lived at 790 E. 158th St , Bronx. Four Held On Stolen Goods Count Three men and a woman, charged with receiving stolen property, are being held for a hearing this week in Criminal Court. Joseph Sinclair, 31. of River­ head, Long Island; Heywood Wil­ liams. 29. of 2728 Eighth Ave.; and Shirley Sullivan, 21, and Horace Smith, 24, both of 148 W. 127th St , were arrested by Det. Donald Sargeant of the W. 153rd St. detectives Friday night and charged with possessing stolen property. Police said they found eight travelers checks which police be­ lieve to be the proceeds of a burglary and a saxaphone which was valued at $586 which Wil­ liams told police be bought from a man for $55. ' Police later discovered the in­ strument was stolen from the automobile of Stanley Turrentine of 40 W. 135th St on July 24 Judge Herman Weinkranti held Sinclair in no bail. Williams in $1,000 bail and paroled Miss Sul­ livan and Smith. Pinsky Gets Urban Renewal Staff Post WASHINGTON - Urban Re newal Commissioner William L. Slayton has announced the ap­ pointment of David E. Pinsky as Chief, Eligibility Staff.,Legal Di- vision. Urban Renewal Adminis­ tration. Most recently Associate Pro­ fessor of Law at Rutgers Uni­ versity School of Law, Mr. Pin- sty, 41, ter been engaged in both private and public practice of law since 1960 A native of Camden, NJ., and a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania (A.B., 1948), Mr. Pinsky received his LL.B degree cum laude from the same uni­ versity in 1950 From 1962 to 1964. Mr. Pinsky worked on the le­ gal staff of the NAACP Legal De­ fense and Education Fund. Inc.' I He participated in a number of eases heard by the Supreme Court of the United States, in­ cluding the 1964 decision which Invalidated segregation in public ' schools. Election Law Booklet Out ALBANY - The 1983 Election Law booklet, published by the Department of State, la now a- va liable The 378-page volume includes the current Political Calendar and describes in detail all aspects of the State’s election process, in­ s'uding the means by which can- ' (dates may be nominated and 'rrtifled. Among the changes in the law the year Is one which will be of arrticular interest to those whose circumstances prevent them from voting early in the day. The polls will now be open from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. for all elections In all years. Is the past, the polls were open only from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., mcept for major elections, ia which the hours were extended by special act of the legislature. The Election Law booklet can be obtained by sending $1.00 to; Department of State. Election and FBI Praises Dempsey On Narcotics The Rev. O. D. Dempsey, who received high praise last week from the Federal Bureau of Investigation for Ms steady fight against Harlem crime and narcotics addiction, conducted another of his Increasingly well known rallies to spur the battle Tuesday night In 141st St. be­ tween 7th and 8tft Avenues. John F. Malone, assistant di­ rector of the FBI's New York office, praised Rev. Dempsey for his continuing fight and said that the preacher had been com­ mended at a recent convention of state police chiefs as "one individual who had done a Job" In the field of narcotics ad­ diction and its attendant crimes. Appearing on the same pro­ gram, which was held in Demp­ sey's Upper Park Avenue Bap tist Church at 85 E. 125th St., were Anna M. Kross, Commis­ sioner of Corrections; and Cap tains Edward P. Woddcki, 30th Pet., and Robert Marsh of the 25th Pet. along with ranking officers of the Fifth Division. New Exec Truth, and by consequence, liberty, will slways be the chief power of honest men. — Madame de Steel. FACTORY CLOSEOUT CUSTOM STIUO CAMNm make short work of It by phone. New York Telephone PEACHIE PAIR - Two young beauties smile prettily for the camera. Actress Annette Fun- icello, left, a Judge in the "Miss YMCA Beach Party" beauty contest, has just award­ ed second prise to 18-year-old Betty Marcell who represented the Harlem YMCA in the com­ petition held among teenage girls from New York YMCA branches. TWO BIG DAYS-TWO BIG TIRE BUYS I All-Weather “42 ,C Mnnth WRITTEN ROAI Id MUnin HAZARD GUAR; BLACKWALL TUBE-TYPE WHITEWALL TUBE-TYPE AU with 3-T NYLON! AU with TUFSYN! No Money Down! Free Expert Mounting! Take Your Car Where the Tire Experts Are! MANHATTAN Goodyear Service Store M7 W. 17* IU New York 19, N. Y. Goodyear Service Store* Untitled Document file:///C|/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Desktop/hello.html2/18/2007 11:01:03 AMThomas M. 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