New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00680

* M N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, Aug 24, 19€3 YMCA To Build Day Camp Near Huntington, L.I. j The Young Men's Christian As- Job when the weather man, w,11 serve as a day camp sociatioo of Greater New York doesn I. plains to construct a 109-acre HI)ur‘n« * summ" montha- (l,(XK),000-plus family recreation‘b*1 center and day camp in the DixiMvndays . ,hrou^ Fridays ac- Hills area of Huntington, eommodating several hundred Island, according to a recent an- *nd wh° are ™em*rs nouncement by Alfred Howell, ^e youth divisions of the New LYtoe President of the First Na. York City Branches They will be tional City Bank, who serve, as ‘ransported to and from the cen- 1?a*m 18 a«^ President of the Association. ter _ > proximatelv an hour s drive each The new facility is part of a from the Queens fX,t of the .... . . , long - range expansion program Mldtown tunnel contemplated by the YMCA to On weekends in the .sumraer broaden its constituency andI step ibly duri the evenings up its services to New York City s on weekdays ,amilles will residential and working popula- ab,e ,0 use the ,acUWt8. which will Include an outdoor swlm- Uou The site is situated approxim- p^i, bath house, and prog- ately one mile north of the Long ram lodge for square dancing and Island Expressway and approx- other group activities, imately 500 feet east of Deer Park When completed, the entire set- WALKING TO WASHINGTON —Members of Brooklyn CORE who began a "Walk to Washing­ ton", Thursday Aug. 15, are pictured as they stopped to camp in New Brunswick. N.J. Friday night. Seated left to right are: Sylvia Simon, Lena Crosaon.-Agatha Hassell, Mike Zapata. August Austin. Janet Rose; Sam Johnson and Joe Adler. Standing left to right. are John Killens, Larry Cum­ berbatch. Milton Saunders, Le­ roy Smith. Kenneth Peterson. Isaiah Brunson and Tony Spencer are not in the picture. (Merritt photo) CORE Walkers Find Warm Reception A The Philadelphia CORE; Fulton St*.. US. Route 40 and 1. D- or.Baltimore, the CORE group wifi crossed the Camden a memorial service for Bin Monday night to stage a Moore, Monday afternoon They rally for the Brooklyn will continue to Laurel. Md.. and CORE walkers-^Washing- ton who had encamped iniia expected to enter the White Camden, N.J. House lawn. Arnold Goldwag, The 15 - member group had re- Brooklyn CORE spokesman, said reived an equally warm reception Monday it was not certain they when they reached Washington see ihe president. Township oh U S. Route 130 Sat- The walkers started from the urday, Aug. 17. The mayor ca^e Downstate Medical Center In out to greet them and the toWb Brooklyn, Thursday morning, walked to the fiPth St. ferry peopje offered them food. At. the wish of the marchers whence they crossed to Staten Ia- they' camped out in the back of land They walked through the the school for Saturday night. A Goethals Bridge to Bayway. N.J. deacon of the First Presbyterian camping for the night in Wood- Church invited them to worship bridge. withj them Sunday. During the second day’s march The contingent, mainly Negroes, an unidentified motorist gave wor^iipped in the white church them 825 and when asked his Sunday morning before resuming name said he was “Just a human their! march. They camped in Ice- being.” They camped that night landj near Bordentown. NJ. for in New Brunswick. the night and were invited to use The marchers are Sylvia Sim > on, Lena Crosson, Agatha Has- the swimming pool. sdQ. Mike Zapata, August Austin. Cress Del. Bridge IN MEMORLAM — Mr. Con­ rad C. Remliog, (toft), asst, to tiie Queens Borough Presi­ dent. presents a replica of the bronze tablet that will hang in a park dedicated to the mem­ ory of Hugo R. Heydorn, fam­ ous Queens realtor, to the fol­ lowing: Mrs. Catherine Basie, W.D. Hicks, Allied Real Estate 3d., Fdward Fava. L.I. Board of Realtors, Mrs. Florence El- lrrsee and Paul D. Brawn, both of Allied Real Estate Bd. (Gill Photo) Heydorn Memorial Park, a or,a fourth acre pr.vatp pnrlnsad park and playground for use by Ad- desleigh Cooperative Apartments owners and their guests, at 109th Jf and Merrick Boulevard, was ded to memory Hugo R leader estate broker in Queens Mr Conrad C. Remling sistant to the president of the Borough of Queens, and Direct or of Community Planning, pre sented a replica of the bronze tablet that will hang in the park The plaque's inscription in- eludes Mr. Heydorn's motto. L 4 Wp ’LL A former model, and currently a radio personality also, Trudy conies from Corona, L.I., where her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Daniels still live in the Dorie Miller project. See column, "In The Wings.’’ "Don't be afraid of failures, use them as stepping stones.” The J tablet reads: "Dedicated to the memory of Hugo R Heydorn — With untiring devotion and dedi- cation he contributed much to ANOTHER FIRST: Miss Trudy hi, pro(e«ioh and Iri. .his com- munity a better place in which to live.” came the first Negro Weather f ?. 5a . wbg ( Queens civic leaders, and rep- Girl in the nation. She is swn . resentatives of social, civic and 00 WXYZ in Detroit, a local . real estate organixations attend- aff,,iate of the ABC netWf>rk . ed the dedication cere monies at------------------------------— ------- . Heydorn Memorial Park, and a QTA a ILIC OTA r reception that followed in the r I A Ql J MJ ZIU . recreation center of the new Ad- . desleigh Cooperation Apartments. The executive committee o! » Addesleigh. which has two build- the PTA at John Marshall Jan 2W ,B Brookivr - tags capable of housing 132 fam- „,gh ilies Is open for immediate oc-hBg announced the,r support foi . cupancy; and. several families • hive moved in. 8 teachers m their ef t. thdr How Can I? Q How can I improvise a padding under my rugs if I don't have the real thing? A. Newspapers — several toy ers of them — placed under your carpets will do the trick. They’ll save the wear, make the rags look and (eel better underfoot make the floor warmer, and provide • soft, hixurtous traad And also, moths just hate the smell of printer's Ink’ *1x0 Bloated Feeling? Doctors prescribe the citrus fruit laxative CITRATE OF MAGNESIA The Country Thera k something in the plea­ sures of the country that reaches much beyond the gratification of the eye — a aomettang that in­ vigorates the mind, that erects |ts hopes, that allays Its per- turbattoae. that meCows Ha af- fections; and ft will goners,'ly be found that oar happiest r.tames, and wisest resolutions ate forc­ ed under the mild influence of a country scene, and the soft ob- * : 3 ROOMS PK0RAT0R FUWirrUtE a vlVtSlivlim IT J Piece Gronp ooms complete 2.50 weekly ill New • Never Used ; Everything Yen Need inchtdmg bedroom, living room, dinftts, mattress & box spring, lamps, tables, 9x12 rug, bed pilfcws, throw pillows, dishes, etc. etc., etc. BUY NOW FBI STORAGE UNTIL NEEDED COUBTESY CAB PHONE LE 5 5000 TODAY Con bo toon Moo. Tfcro Sot. tM 9 PM OKORATOB J WAREHOUSE OUTLET 14|l 3rd Am. ot list St. N.Y.C ?T FLOORS OF NKW AND J SAMPLE rURNTTUBB Rrfcf OiK MOW !• W1m» M«r . 3 SEE US FOR SPECIAL VACATION RATC * Wo Specialist in Bringing Your RalatfvoB Hara. RRELL TRAVEL BUREAU -c r Nostrand Ava. ST 3-4380 ST B-433B The Insiders up in public. We let the world know that they were OURS and that we were proud to have some of our own on the INSIDE. ' But now that the chips are down and ' we are literally straining under the last mile of our long struggle to freedom, «« most of the “Big” Negroes are acting "v more Irish than President Kennedy. LAL'iO”. I mean it. nOfifc I ask you — where the Hell , : they now — now that we need* them? I submit that If the Negro mas- , A Mouthful (Continued From Page Eleven) 25. To light up theater mar­ ques (white-owned) with gim­ mick lines that insult, embarrass and mock ‘ our race, such as: "He Passed for White and They Loved It." 26. To proudly parade these streets in the company of the most horrible, rejected, obnox­ ious scum from any oil er race, except the black; 27. To throw eggs at a respect­ ed civil rights leader, but to la­ vish chickens, Cadillacs, dia­ monds and red carpets on that "man” at the corner of 8th and 125th Street. 28. To criticise those who are staging sit-ins, wade-ins, lie-ins, and stand-ins while the rest of us sit in our windows, wade in filth, lie in adultery and stand in the way of progress. 29. To campaign, demonstrate, and go to Jail for Jobs for Puerto Ricans, while they stand on the side and snub their yellow, brown or black noses at us and babble their broken Spanish on the way to the unemployment office or welfare bureau. ' 90. To turn up our noses at the Black Muslims (I’m guilty, too), yet, they are one of the few, if not thO only, well-dressed, well-disciplined, mannerable, de­ cent, proud, quiet, non-violent, ambitious, benevolent, intelli­ gent, respectful group of black Nassau Cops To Have JAB The Nassau County Police De­ partment will start operating a Juvenile Aid Bureau September 1, County Executive Eugene H. Nickerson has announced. Nickerson’s announcement fol­ lowed a conference with C o m- missioner of Police James J. Kelly after the state had ap­ proved police JAB plans and agreed to provide matching funds for JAB operation. "Creation of a Juvenile Aid Bureau," Nickerson commented, "is a positive ^approach to a prob­ lem of national concern — the youth who travels the wrong road. We are hopeful for success in meeting this problem. I am grateful to the Youth Services Committee of the Health and Wel­ fare Council for its advice ln organizing the new bureau, and for the valuable assistance of Judges Douglas Young and Bea­ trice Burstein, and Mrs. Marie Santagata, my Advisor on Youth problems. Lt. Edward Proctor, whose re­ search study formed the basis for the JAB plans, will head the new unit. Initially, 5 men will be assigned to the bureau, with nine to be added in the near fu­ ture. The JAB plans call for an an­ nual expenditure of 8150,000. Half of which vtill be paid by the state. The aim wf the unit will be to guide and assist youngsters be­ fore they get into serious trouble. JAB members will conduct regu­ lar patrols In the county police district and will Investigate com­ plaint; involving youngsters. Death Holds Tunnel Police PtI. Robert N. Gregg. 38. of 1635 E. 174th St., Bronx, held in connection With the fatal shooting of 22-year-old Leopold Rodent is not a member of the Port Authority Police as was re­ ported here in the August 10th edition. Pti. Gregg is assigned to the Bridge and Tunnel police. Gregg is being held without bail for the fatal shooting of Ro­ dent on the night of August 6th In front of 237 W. 140th St., while they were sitting in Gregg's auto with two others according to police. Form the right habit. Read the Amsterdam News every week. Out every Thnrsdoy. dry. smooth, flsvorful the streets of ses ever needed some friends on " n not a mem- the INSIDE that time Is now!"' * And who should you look to on a,, i scraD meats lhe INSIDE when the stakes kri? „ , ears snoots down? The people whrm you r4 bone's ribs: °n INSIDE of courae! 1 wings, while But where are they? . of our welfare yQU Wm! ... evess t.es like A| g time wfc#> Jlm Grev,£.iZ Take Bob Weaver — no, no housing is the very Uproot of „ Hjr apartments our problem Bob Weaver, the maginable, ex- man we put INSIDE as HEAD •• of the FHA Is still signing COPt,\. ooks. h hordes of 11- tracts permitting white builders n and parade to build houses with YOUR tax " elfare for com- money and MINE In which neith-1'” tefore the pub- *r you or I can live simply be- u ions “ ildren (who. by And F®" know something -- ion and com- wh<n 1 was 01,1 there with you ... nically behind) Pushing Bob Weaver for that top in L filthv Job THAT WAS NOT WHAT I cause we are Negroes! £ S,- »}» ™h<ng FOR' - The same goes for John King. t ,Phiiriro„ loven Frank Turner and Fred Williams /, ±i^'“ of Die Board EdocUoo. When • h ,v houJi we were putting all that pressure ; he early hours oq Superintendent Jansen aod 5u. * . « ei.. perintendant Theobald and May- hecks frirni e or Wagner_ Jt waj Dot be,.,,,,* We 7 provide homes WCTe w ln love with Ktn< ;j dren and then liams ^mer _ we pushed be- , . toe cause we Mt that if gome Ne«ro ‘ ,wn good-tim-jnSIDE the school system * we’d get more integration and. J ir money into better schools. How much integra- lurch-sponsored yon have we got? How much bet- make the bus ter are our schools? e resorts rich. These men made pretty speech- » , philanthropic es and swore they " were with ave to send our “the people” when they needed •* our support to get the BIG JOBS. .■» _ ything our chil- But now that they have the ungrammatical. BIG JOBS and we need them, tr stupid to go they have suddenly become silent I i. —ta-eeven different languages! •.»{ r children con- Run on down the list I napted. tto 26 hours a Each person named is in a Stra- ’ *k without ever tegic position on the INSIDE, of 110th Street. But *bat do you hear from any., to the welfare °I them0 are alive I m 001 saytng that ONE MAN ‘ our people and can INSIDE one of our com-" e we who live bureaucranes and turn the io do not. know buyeau s bigoted Policy tosldg __ _ . . out. ■<»» rNezrn dcodIc But 1 am Myin8 that be or She , Jzv hom I chastise ,Bg could break their arms off pobit- real eMmy • the bureau so that the rest ot uft e some or tne know just who to swing at aany of us ‘en- wheB we Itart fighting, ut which many And finaUy these Big Ne*-* ,o wants such groes don't have the guts to stand... ?eds them? We up and point to the real enemy »ange them for jn their particular agency, they at least should have the guts to. E. Graham stand up and say to their groat tHat I accuse white fathers: “I like my Job, But i of blatant ne- I can't stand what you are doing '• es. it is purely to my people — so, end unless . ictual. Any po- you change I’ll be forced to quit. n who tries to and if I quit I'm going to tell my would were he people why I was forced to qult.*L? wave maverick In light of the sacrifices the it he is the one other little Negroes are making, * slain. The oth- I don't think that is asking too • rite, do nothing much of the "Big Ones.’’ MOVING AND STORAGE, INC WAREHOUSE FACILITIES • PACKING • CRATING • SNIPPMP Jamaica - Trinidad - Barbados • Bahamat 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