New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00698

No Higher Rents For Brower Pk. That City Planning Commission report that residents of the Brow­ er Park area In Brooklyn will be happy to pay higher rents for the rehabilitation of their homes is not the truth. At least, not the whole truth Brooklyn Tenants Welfare and Consumers Council president, Mrs. Laura Hall, said that “it is not an accurate picture of ten­ ants* feelings about rent lncreas- The Council picketed a meeting of the Children’s Museum Area Study Committee of the commun­ ity renewal program held Wed­ nesday, Aug. 21, at the Brower Park library, 725 St. Marks Ave. Rent Hikes Mrs. Hall made it clear that they were not picketing the libra­ ry, but wanted to draw attention to the inaccurate notion on rent hikes. They also wanted to help make tenants of the area aware “that current proposals for financing renewal spell out rent increases to pay for removal of code viola­ tions and general Improvement of the landlord’s’property.” “We want the code enforced, and we want community renew­ al,** said Mrs. Jeanne James, community relations director. “But we don’t want the tenant to pay for the landlord’s lmprove- men, that would work hardship on the tenants.” About 90 per cent of the popu­ lation of the area are tenants, the Council said. And meetings with City Planning Commission officials have been attended large­ ly by representatives of land­ lords. Mrs. James said that a large community meeting is planned to take place after the March on Washington so that tenants' views will be aired before the hearing set by the City Planning Com­ mission for Sept 24. ’ as well as twist and spin services. Gardner Mulloy, the number one seeded player in the men’s senior singles and the holder of 25 national championship titles,' is in charge and will be assisted by a host of top ranking tourna­ ment contestants. The clinic begins at 10 a.m. Admission is free, and is spon­ sored by the U. S. Lawn Tennis Association. N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, Aug. 31, IMS • 17 Prelate Says Polygamy "More Honest" WASHINGTON, D. C. — Weet- The African practice of having In replying, 1 era moralists received quite a three or even more wives is a said that he ' shook last week when the Rt. lot more honest than the west- and “my definlt Rev. S. 0. Odutela, a West Af- era practice of “talcing one wife, is one wife too rlcan bishop from Ibadan, quest- and so on,** the Bishop further I think a mar toned Christian condemnation of said. answer this one The remarks of the Bishop Continuing, he polygamy. Bishop Odutola spoke before Took the other delegates by sur- “I do feel, how< 2.000 delegates attending the An- prlxe and they were quite taken see how you ci glican congress In Toroato, end aback, and the bishop of South- in the nature he referred to the recent* Pro- <*rk, the Rt. Rev. A. M. Stock- home...I can’t s fumo scandal and the High dl- wood WM asked to reply to the would look up< being at all pro vorcc rate In western countries, bishop from Ibadan. " In regard to missionaries, he said that, "When these people --------------------------------------- have been telling us, ‘One man. one or what you call NEW TEACHER . ; Miss Eliza­ beth D. Ravenell has been ap­ pointed to the position of Eng­ lish instructor at Morgan State College. Miss Ravenell receiv­ ed her B.A. in English from Syracuse University where she was a dean’s list student and a member of Pl Lambda Theta, a national women's eduction hon­ orary society. In Boston Uni­ versity’s summer commence­ ment, she received her M.A. degree in American literature. Miss Ravenell’s former teach­ ing experience includes Eng­ lish teaching in the Brentwood Schools. Brentwond I. T/ v v New York stage star - director Ossie Davis had been signed by producer Aaron Rosenberg for a top featured role in “Shock Treat­ ment,” which 20th Century-Fox will release. Davis will portray an intern who becomes a patient in the hospital where he works. The psychological drama, cur­ rently before the cameras for Ar­ cola Productions in Hollywood, stars Lauren Bacall, Stuart Whit­ man, Carol Lynley and Roddy McDowa!) It is being directed by Denis Sanders. Vacationing Cop Hurt Shoots Two Vacationing Ptl. James Hooey, 38, of the Meserole Ave. precinct in Brooklyn, shot two fragile looking youths who were attired in women’s wear and wigs after they reportedly attacked and knifed him at 124th St. and Mount Morris Park last Friday. David Hughes, 19, of 102 W. 121st St., wearing a yellow wo­ man's blouse, wounded by the policeman on the right arm is being held in $10,000 bail on as­ sault, violation of the Sullivan Law and impersonation charges for a hearing in Criminal Court' this week. Michael Lee Harvell, 20, of 215 E. 126th St., who faces the same charges, is confined in the pri­ son ward in Bellevue Hospital. Police said the two youths re­ portedly forced their way into the officer’s car and tried to rob him. Police said there was a strug­ gle and Ptl. Hoey, who lives at 2038 31st St., Astoria, Queens, was knifed several times. He is in Harlem Hospital in serious: condition. HBWWMMT TOW MOOSE TMFLBSE VAMO * **’ fd r?ts- WH** out eolo. nie*. Odorleii. «ast act- f—'—■ Ing. Ready to use. Guar- IPYPOJ •nteed by the makers of In humid or damp weather, germs multiply fast— frequently case annoying household and laundry odors. 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Seated from left are, Willa Mae Ad­ ams, Joyce Pope, Louise Mar­ tin. Thelma Smith. Standing from left, Orien Adams, Cyrus Cunningham, Charles Martin, Emory Barham and Franklin Smith, president of the group. Club members not shown are, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Washing­ ton. Opposes Ban On Investors Attorney General Louis J. Lef-I The Attorney General's appli- kowitz has moved today in Sup-; cation to intervene follows a reme Court, New York County, to judgment handed,down on May prevent a ruling which could de-b, 1963. The Judgment provides prive a substantial number of that all stockholders must file stockholders in a Cuban corpora- claims for their pro rata share of tion, nationalized by the Castro' the assets of the corporation by government, of their share of the Wednesday, August 28, 1963. To company’s assets located in New date, owners of less than half of the 12,000,000 outstanding shares York State. The Attorney General asked the of the corporation have filed court for permission to intervene claims, according to information In an action originally brought by furnished to the Attorney Gener- a stockholder who had obtained al. the appointment of a receiver to A claim filed on behalf of the distribute the assets of the com- holder of at least 2000 shares of pany, Compania Petrolera Trans- stock indicates that the constitu- Cuba S.A., to shareholders and tionality ofthe receivership stat- other claimants. The company ute may be brought into question surveys for oil in Cuba. It has ap-1 if the court holds that failure to proximately $1,800,000 in cash as- file claims will bar them from participating in a distribution of sets in New York State. An order signed by Justice the corporation assets. Frederick Backer on August 20, The Attorney General said he 1963 directed all parties in the ac- will contend that the New York tion to show cause in court on State receivership statute which August 27, 1963, why the Attor- provides for the pro rata distrib- ney General should not be per- ution of the New York assets of mitted to intervene in the action foreign corporation is constitu- as part of his statutory duty to de- tional because it is not intended fend the constitutionality of the to deprive any stockholders of their share in the corporate as­ State receivership statute. sets even if they should fail to file claims. Then the share of the compa­ ny’s assets for which no claims have been filed, would be depos­ ited by the court. If, subsequent­ ly, lawful claimants should ap­ pear, their share of the money can be given to them at that time Free Tennis Clinic At Forest Hills A tennis clinic will be conduc­ ted by top American and for­ eign tennis stars Sunday, Aug. 31 at Forest Hills Stadium. The clinic will take place in the grandstand area. It will Include riposting, chipping and hammering volleys, forehand and backhand drives, high lobs ations Listed At it Hills of bright color will green lawned stadium of t Side Tennis Club on afternoon. August 31, a | nis players from 34 for- tries parade behind their flags in Olympic pagean- • officially welcomed to National Tennis Cham- I “International Day” in the player guests, the || scheduled to take place ; •ximately 2:30 p.m., fol- I the first men’s singles 1 hat day. t tunes of the US* Air | (and, 26th Air Division, Air Force Base, Scott lewburgh, New York, ► with white-spatted Hon- i, and preceeded by Boy in full olive green dress, bearers, the following s will participate in this e event: Argentina. In- istrialia, Italy, Austria, i, B.W.I., Belgium, Ja- livia, Mexico, Brazil. Ne- I, Canada. New Zealand, lovakia, Norway, Den- j Philippines, England, il, Equador, Puerto Rico, I, Rodesia. France,. J, Germany. Sweden, , Turkey, Haiti, Union of Africa, Hungary, United Republic (Egypt), United marchers will completely e the stadium arena then i In front of the Marquee ormally greeted and brief- ressed by officials of the committees cooperating in t the U.S. Tennis Nation- icheduled to speak are: 1 Edward P. F. Eagen, ent of the People-to-Peo- »orts Committee: Henry J. h. General Chairman, Na- i Tournaments Committee; J. Clarence Davies, Jr., nan, Championships Com- >. U.S.L.T.A. s expected that the entire will not exceed twenty min- "T—" ;? SI SI MEXICO! With Its sun- kissed beaches? its archeolo­ gical ruins, and such lovely creations as Sonja Holmes. (Actually, she’s a Chicago model, picked by Greyhound to draw attention to the south- of-the-border country as a top vacation spot.) Names School For Robert Frost; Rejects Same For Medgar Evers Although the Board of Educa- secretary' and staunch civil ri tion told the Amsterdam News fighter, was slain in ambush < three weeks ago, “that it’s high- en months after Frost's dea, ly unlikely that wp will name a school after Medlar Evers at In conferring the poet's n this time, because he has not upon the proposed new ji been dead ten years," the Board high school, the Board said said Tuesday that it will name a Frost. It >s waiving its custor school after poet Robert Frost rule that schools will not be i who died last year. ed after persons who have An Exception Evers, Mississippi NAACP field deceased for less than 10 y mm SSING — Harlem business- m Henry Horsford who oper- » a grocery store at 207 Len- Ave., has been missing since ?dnesday. August 21. Hors­ 'd who lives with his wife, ana. and two children at 868 223rd St., Bronx, was re- rtedly attacked in the Sub- iy at 125th St. and Lenox re. The police have no rec- d of injury to the 40-year-old isinessman. 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