New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00625

EIGHT YEARS OF ARTHRITIS MISERY RELIEVED Janie A. Wood We are dedicated to help you - at reasonable fees that all can* afford. We make special arrange-’^ meats for welfare, disabled soc­ ial security, pension and under- " privileged patients. We will he^p- ANYONE who needs our help. NOTE: More than 600 insurance- - companies pay for the health care rendered by the Chiropraoha Center of N.Y.C. Inc. This means ybu can demand It from-jiur empmyer-and his insurance com­ pany when entitled to it. All you need do Is bring your Health Insurance Policy and we will complete all the necessary la* surance forms so that we can help you witfiout delay. We do not accept all cases but do help nearly all cases we accept. Wonderful Werld of Hair 100% Human Hair WIGS C75° □ / AND UP-ALSO HAIRWEAVING EASY TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED I was in almost constant misery for eight years. My legs were swollen and sore with arthritis and rheumatism which made walking or standing very painful. Besides this I suffered dizziness and extreme nervousness. TEARS TURN TO SMILES Call CORE bivtlme The city’s lutnaa Rights ha* setup round- >1^*^ ReelabnltABaga ku*_^«lew«lr iic*< loc* service tcicpooiic rhere citizens can report In the tension situations’* racial Ity’s mushrooming During the regular business tours, Monday through Fri- lays, the phone number Is 566- 1506, and at all other times, nrluding nights and weekends, citizens should call PL 1-4753. . T‘ -r Form the right habit. Amsterdam News every Out every How Can I? Q. How can 1 avoid any un­ pleasant odors in nay kitchen drain? ” > A. If you’ll put a handful of baking soda into the sink over­ night, it will purify and clean that unfragrant drain. Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery j Stops Itch—Relieves Pain: ’erse Verse Why on earth is it "The very greatest place" Always has to be Some other distant place? Took. H. T. _ 6r»t tim« science hu found a naw healing substance with the aston­ ishing ability to shrink hemor­ rhoids, stop itching, and relievo pain — without surgery. In case after caae, while guatly relieving pain, actual reduction (shrinkage) took place. Most aausiag of ail—rosalts wore ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT astoalahiag statements like PUee have ceased to bo a P™*1*** '' . The secret is a now healing Jfeb- stanco (Bio-Dme*)-di^T«y e< - • world-famou* research meUtV «, Thia eubetance b now available^ la euppeeUerg » At all drug aountara. advertisement > . CHES CAN BE CORRECTED lormal elimination, no indiges­ tion, no backaches, thanks to mom, sis, and the doctors of chiropractic at the Chiropractic Center of N.Y.C. Inc. This was two years ago. He comes in periodically for a check­ up all smiles and has gratefully sent us many patients who now owe their regained health to ' him. All branches of the Healing Arts get some people well and fail on others. If failure has been your lot, our method may succeed. For your health's sake, try it. BACKACHE DISAPPEARS Benjamin Fincklin Mr. Ben Fincklin is a UU man, 6’6”. In high school he was quite an athlete playing center in the basketball team. Shortly after leaving school Mr. Fincklin began suffering with severe sinus head­ aches and back trouble. His head was tight and stuffy making it hard to breathe at times He also developed a back condition which made him stiff and sore. It was hard to bend over. Stooping gave him great pain. For three years Ben tried many doctors and all the backache and sinus remedies. Still he found be, was growing steadily worse. Then he tried a doctor of Chiropractic. After only a few painless chiropractic adjustments by the Doctor of Chiropractic, Mr. Fincklin'* years of suffering were ended. As you can see in this picture his back is once again strong. His bead no longer aches. Mr. Fincklin was so impressed and grateful that he became very interested in this wonderful sci­ ence of chiropractic. The more he learned the more interested he became and he is now plan­ ning to study to be a-ehtoopracttc doctor himself. We wish him luck in his studies and look for­ ward to calling him—Dr. Fincklin • RESEARCH PROVES CHIROPRACTIC CAN HELP YOU t- d fig id ri w ut n n- k. ly da re to as Be Ik nl- ny his nd ive ut up rty led lis- ind our nto ■ac- of • inal nls- his mi­ nts For eight long years I searched for relief. I tried everything I knew and still continued to get worse and worse. Then I heard about the Doctors of Chiropractic and how many people they were helping with conditions such as mine. The more that I heard the better it sounded. I decided that I would see if the Doctor of Chiropractic would take my case. My search for health ended at'S the Doctor of Chiropractic. Since I my first adjustment I have getting beUcr and (kxj and my Chiropractic for T fed lyte a different person. RESEARCH IN NATURAL HEALTH METHODS We have been engaged for several years now in extensive research on many little under stood conditions. We tested thousands of patients and check ed them out scientifically. This enabled us to uncover new and exclusive methods and equip­ ment to relieve pain, suffering, etc.,-easier, safer and more con­ veniently. We are able, there­ fore, to pass on to you all the benefits of our many years of tard work and experience. We help you with a natural system of treatment and rehabili­ tation based on the natural laws of health. We will instruct you in proper habits of eating rest, pos­ ture, exercise, etc. In our sin cere desire to help you, your vigor and vitality will be restored, your appetite, digestion, elimina­ tion and metabolism will be im­ proved. We will build you up to that your body will be strong and vibrant. UNIQUE IN ALU THE WORLD Mrs. Elizabeth Williams There was a time in ray life J when -J felt that I would never J smile and laugh again. That tirfisT’ has now passed away, thanks to a Doctor of Chiropractic. For' many years, I was so nervouC ~ that I cned most all the time. £ ; felt tense inside and had a severs^ , pain in my neck. None of theT * doctors or remedies I tried seem* * ed to help. I seemed to be going.' ' from bad to worse and Tperrt Z many evenings at home crying, ' It was then that a friend of mine told me about Doctors of Chiro­ practic and how they helped _ cases like mine so I went with her on her next appointment My Dec- tor of Chiropractic was very un­ derstanding. He located the cause of my trouble and we begqh Jo correct it. What happened da the next few days was almost miraculous, for I began to smile instead of cry. I can now m? that I am the happiest person die world. I thank God and -my Doctors of Chiropractic for the wooderful help that they Hard given me. Phone, write or come in far FREE illustrated book, no obligation, which tells how we can help you. It Is filled with countless testimonials and case histories of satisfied patients. Office hours are: J Mon.-Fri.* 9 A.M.-l P.M. * Saturday 9 A M. . 1 P M. HOUSE CALLS - anywhere, anytime! Come to our FREE lectures and Movies every 'Thurs­ day at 8 P.M. 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, nerv­ ousness, constipation, digestive troubles, overweight, under­ weight, skin, scalp problems, etc A recent survey was made of 100 of our "hopeless" patients. They tried everything and were given up by renowned specialists and hospitals. Our rare and therapy restored these unfortu­ nate victims to normal living again. You never leave us if you are still in pain. We will not send you away without feeling better even if we have to treat you all day at no extra charge. Some patients feel better with only one treatment. So can youl For Immediate relief, come in TODAY for a CONSULTATION WITHOUT OBLIGATION to toe Doctors of Chiropractic of the CHIROPRACTIC CENTER OF N.Y.C. INC.. 126 W. 42nd St.. WI74U?PNOW Nfw Can*appolnt- Chiropractic Research Chart 1 tsd reports ropresont results obtained under Chiropractic Care. The vast Molarity were tr forms of therapy. Only a partial list is enumerated. Well or much Improved Slightly improved Well er much Improved Slightly flBS 8 87.2% 81.7% 863% 853% 80.9% . 72.5% 873% 85,7% 8X2% 82.2% 103% 173% 73% 8.0% 163% 18.5% £7% 10.7% 11.1% 7.9% INDIGESTION LIVER DISORDER MENOPAUSE DISORDER MENWHUAL DISORDER NAUSEA NECK DISORDER NERVOUSNESS RHEUMATISM 8ACRO-ILIAC DISORDER ULCERS 89.4% 80.5% 73.4% 81.8% 100.0% 933% 89.8% 773% 813% 803% 43% 18.7% 133% 11376 ’ 3% 4.4% 12.8% ' 14.7% 173% 133% , PICKETING HOUSING SITE — Volunteers walk behind po­ lice line at Alexander Hamil­ ton Houses construction site at West 142nd St. and 3th Ave. Monday protesting bias in build­ ing trades unions. Sponsored by the Joint Committee for Agreement Reached In Philly PHILADELPHIA, Pa. - The NAACP has reached a successful agreement with the Greyhound Bus Co. here concerning the em­ ployment of Negroes by the com­ pany. _ To show its good faith Grey­ hound hired three Negro employ­ ees and assured the NAACP that when "job opportunities open up for the employment of drivers, clerical and other personnnel, the company will hire qualified Ne­ gro employees.” The agreement came as a re­ sult of telegrams sent by NAACP Branch President Cecil B. Moore to Clifford Harbridge, local ter­ minal manager, and the pres­ ident of the Greyhound Company in Cleveland. Ohio, accusing the company of "practicing racial discrimination in hiring and of maintaining a racially exclusion­ ary employment policy in various job claseficattons.” At a negotiating meeting held 'between the NAACP and Grey­ hound, the company assured the ; NAACP that it would adhere "to a policy of nondiscrimination and equal job opportunities for all j employees.?___________________ Now! Calluses, Corns, Warts Rub off like Magic Thousands of ruSer.fl from laming coma, callnwa, coouboq warts now report astonishing results with an amano* new formulation that ruhi (hem olf punirwlr end safely without danger of infection from cutting, acids or abrttives. Secret is a wonder-working medmttd creme called DERMA-SOFT that rofiena and disaolvei ’ those tormenting, hard to remove growths so that thev rub right ot, leaving dm silky .month and »oft. So don I suiter another masute. Get DERMASOFTat ail druggists. 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SCHR Finds Bias Cause In Union The State Commission for Hu­ man Rights has found probable cause in a complaint of racial discrimination against Local 28 of the Sheet Metal Workers In­ ternational Association of Great er New York and the Joint Ap­ prenticeship Committee represent­ ing the Employers’ Association in the Sheet Metal Industry. As a result, SCHR Chairman George Fowler said that a con­ ference was held last week and the Apprenticeship Committee, made up of union officials and employers, has agreed to dis­ cuss proposals made by SCHR in rectify the situation at a membership meeting on August 15. Queens Man If the SCHR terms are not accepted by the union, an im­ mediate public hearing will be called by the state anti-bias a gency in the complaint of James Ballard. 23, of 41-12 Vernon Bou levard. Long Island CMy, Queens who has charged that he was denied membership in the un­ ion's apprenticeship program, a prerequesite for getting employ­ ment as a sheet metal worker. A State Labor Department tost of Ballard found he was quali­ fied for entry jnto the union’s apprenticeship program. ' Ballard applied for apprentice training last year but was never called, because of an assertedly long waiting list. The Attorney General’s office charged that he was not called because of his race. No Policy John Mulhearn, recording sec­ retary of the union, told The Amsterdam News this week that the union has no policy of bias against Negroes, attributing the absence ot Negroes to their fail­ ure to apply. "No non-white has ever appli­ ed here before the Attorney Gen­ eral sent this Ballard boy.” he said. "There’s a law against dis­ crimination, and wo don’t break any law." "When Ballard’s time comes up." Mulhearn added. "We will call him." ' Mel Farrell, president of the union, had said earlier that the union was not considering tak­ ing any more applicants be­ cause of uncertainty brought a- bout by impending Wfotiations between the union and industry for renewal of labor contracts NAACP Leader Pulls Garbage. CLARKSDALE, Miss. — Aaron Henry, president of the Missis­ sippi State NAACP and leader of the desegregation movement here, has been placed on the garbage detail following his arrest and conviction on charges of parading without a permit. Fined $101 and sentenced to 30 days in jail. Mr. Henry, a pros­ perous pharmacist, refused to seek release on bond. On Aug. 1, he was ordered to a garbage truck picking up the city's refuse. Air Policeman BIGGS AFB, Texas - Airman S/c Willie Haywood Jr., of the Bronx, N.Y., was one of 25 mili­ tary members who recently com­ pleted the Strategic Air Com­ mand’s "Tough Tiger" comman to training course here. The two-week course Includes extensive ground combat and s curity training designed to in­ crease skill in hand-to-hand com­ bat, defensive techniques and nse of weapon*. The airman, son of Mr. and Mr*. William H. Haywood of 1219 Adee Ave., Bronx, is an air pel iceman assigned to the 95th Com­ bat Defense Squadron here. Oil Company Promises To Cease Hiring Bias N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat., Aug. 10, 1963 • 7 » Plumber To Be First In Union Employment office in Manhat­ tan when hiring new workers. The Cities Service Company, in addition to numerous busi­ ness and research offices, main­ tains service stations in Man­ hattan at Broadway and 213th St., three in Brooklyn, one in Queens at 105-02 Queens Blvd., and three in the Bronx. It also runs a tourist service at 70 Pine St., Manhattan.4 White Castle Hires 10 In Indianapolis Edward Curry, the 25-year-old Negro plumber on the verge of entering the all-white Plumbers Union, Local 1, admittedly knows little of the reasons tor the long well-publicized demonstrations at the Downstate Medical Center in Brooklyn. "It doesn't mean too much to me," he said of the demonstra­ tions for which more than 230 Negroes and whites have been arrested for protesting Negro em­ ployment discrimination at the Renewed Protest Brings Arrests In Mississippi Txmr. wt. eezvv to INDIANAPOLIS — In the face wAArn of NAACP threats to picket toe White Castle Restaurant here, re­ presentatives of the restaurant agreed to change their liljwhite employment policy and to hire ten Negroes. v .v t CLARKSDALE, Miss. —, Re- sumption of mass protest here resulted in 52 arrests July 30. The action was an attempted march on City Hall to dramatize de­ mands for lunch counter deseg­ regation, fair employment and es­ tablishment of a bi-racial com­ mittee. It was jointly sponsored White Castle’s recalcitrance in hiring Negroes has also been the by CORE and the NAACP. ------------------------ target of CORE picketing in New fVADL’ in , - Marine Recruits Like a similar demonstration two months ago in which 37 were arrested, the 52 marchers were charged with parading without a permit. Police Chief Ben Collins had refused to grant a permit.' site at Clarkson and Brooklyn Avenues. The St. Petersburg, Fla., one­ time apprentice plumber and pipelayer, who was hired last week by the Matthews Industrial Pipe Corp, at 204 E. Tremont Ave., the Bronx, is to begin work at the Downstate Medical Cen­ ter late this week or next week. Long Siege His appearance at the site is likely to draw attention in view of the long sit-down siege there to protest the failure of construc­ tion companies and unions to hire more skilled Negres on the gov­ ernment-sponsored site. But Curry will have an ans­ wer for the integrationists whose near month-old fight for wider Ne­ gro employment shows no signs of ending. "I'll tell them I’m happy to have a job. I want to work,” explained Curry. and her mother at 332 St. Nicho- — las Ave., said it “doesn’t mak&_ much difference whether the un-'^J ion’s white or colored.” Referring to his white co-work- ers; with whom he said he has*'- so far gotten along. Curry said the «most important thing to him 4 , at present was his job. His almost certain acceptance „ into the union represents the end of two months of Job hunting which reached a dramatic turn- J ing point when he turned to the Urban League for help. NOSES RESHAPED • *9' race i.irriNO. out­ standing aara. Upa louse akin, wrinklea. •ye-lida. large or imal) breasts, cor­ rected by plastic surgery. Consultation and informatioo free DR. C. K. DAVIS, 55 I. 65th STREET Curry, who lives with his wife'Cer. Pork Ave., N.Y.C. RE 4-0452 Genuine DIAMOND, j WEDDING RINGS If AD AT iooiamof VAKAI or 5 DIAMONl $300 V A 6 00 Down Veleo Jfa A7 4.25 Weekly Choice of 14K White or Yellow Gold The Cities Service Oil Com­ pany has agreed to advise its employment agencies to avoid making job referrals on the ba­ sis of race. Attorney General Louis J. Lefkowitz disclosed last week. The agreement was reached between the Cities Service Co. and the Commission for Humah Rights which had found probable cause for toe complaint filed by the Attorney general. The complaint, based on t h e findings of an investigation con­ ducted by toe Civil Rights Bur­ eau of the attorney general’s of­ fice, alleged that "notations on a job order card, at Office Tem­ poraries, Inc., indicated that Ci­ ties Service did not wish to employ Negro help.” No Negroes The investigation also revealed that Cities Service did not em­ ploy any Negroes in its offices at 60 Wall St., where it main­ tains a work force of more than 400. it authorized the agency to en­ ter a racial limitation on its job orders or that it engaged in any unlawful discriminatory practices. The attorney general has obtained a Supreme Court order barring Office Temporar­ ies, Inc., from discriminatory practices. Cities Service has denied that {York City, Three marine recruits from the New York area have completed an 11-week basic training course at the Marine Corps Recruit De- pot, Parris Island, S.C “We are appealing to the mer­ chants of downtown Clarksdale to meet the challenge of this hour by desegregating all public facil ities and by extending across-the- They are Pvt. Paul M. John- board, equal treatment to all per­ Under toe agreement which son Jr., son of Paul M7' John-!sons, regardless of race,” said a was proposed by SCHR Commis­ sioner Francis X. Giaccone, the son Sr., of 282 W. 132nd St.; Pvt. statement issued by Thomas Gai- company will advise its employ-J Michael J. Ralls, son of Mr. andjther, CORE field secretary. The Mrs. James Ralls of 2466 Eighth statement also called for ment agencies to make job ap­ plicant referrals on a non-dis- Ave., and Pvt: Elroy F. Baker?strengthening of a boycott of son of Mrs. Lucy E. 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