New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00760

x • N. V- AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, Sept 14, 1963 ■ -Negroes Refuse w. (Continued from Page 251 principal! dragging their feet", according to the NAACP educa­ tional assistant Miss June Shaga- lo«. The boycott of Valley School in Manhasset which is 93 per cent Negro, had reduced attend­ ance to less than 10 percent of its enrollment. But the center of vigorous protest has been the Malverne School district. This comprises the 81 percent Negro Woodfield Road School in Lakeview, the 88 percent white Lindner Place School in Malverne and the 88 percent white Davison Avenue School in Lynbrook. The Malverne School Board, fighting against integration drew this comment from Negro phsy- chologist Dr. Lloyd Delaney: “It is ironic that a school board In Tuskegee is defying a segrega­ tionist Governor, and a school board in New York State is de­ fying a state commissioner of education seeking to end racial imbalance in the schools.** Dr. Delaney was one of 17 persons arrested so far, in the wave of sit-ins, pickets and at­ tempts to register Negro pupils in the predominantly white schools. Lincoln Lynch, chair­ man of the Long Island CORE, was among those arrested. When the two men with 35 other Negro and white adults to register 15 Negro students at the Lindet Place Elementary School, Sept. 5, they found the door closed. The principal Ralph E. Gardner, wanted to address the group from an open window. They told him that was an insult and they would not brook discourtesy from him. The principal then opned the door and the group shoved him and a guard aside to enter. Mr. Gardner would not register the children and rather signed an order for the arrest of those in the building. They were charged with loiter­ ing and released without bail for hearing Oct. 15. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------, I TEACHER’S SCOTCH is bottled only in Scotland ♦ —the flavour is unmistakable Blended Scotch Whisky/86 proof/Sch whelm 6 Co... Mew York _ WMMKMMNte INSTANT CREDIT 'OWEST PRICES! F * sns ' MSB SCHOOL IS OPEN! — But no First Avenue. The parents said takers from among some 600 Public School pupils attending East Harlem’s PS 80, shown they will boycott the school until the Board of Education takes 500 of the school pupils Moore, Russell Zimmerman. Ronald Zimmerman, Horace Busch, Mrs. May Moore, Mrs. Faye Busch, Mrs. Vivian Wal­ ler, John Siedman, Viola York and Mrs. Thelma Berlack. . off of short sessions. Shown on the picket lines outside the school at 120th Street and are, James Moore, G r e go r y_______________ (Gilbert Photo) Figurits Question Johnny climbs a hill at the rate of Ito mile an hour, and without stopping at the ton, comes down the same trail a 4to miles an hour. If the entire trip takes him 6 hours, how many miles Is it to the top of this hill? Answer 6to miles. Divide 8/2 and 9/1 each into 1; add the results, and divide into 6. Idleness Thou seest how sloth wastes the sluggish body, as water is corrupted unless it moves. -Ovid MUFFLERS 15-Minute Free Installation •Guaranteed Fer As Long As Yew Own Year Car K,plar«4 U a««»»ry tor taly wrvlca ckars*. UNICARD Wl 2-4100 5060 B'woy TO 2-0900 641 St. Nicholas Ave. Nr. 143 St. Wallace Capitulates— Again I BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Gov- through a back door of the Gray-i nearly 200 state troopers Into ernor George Wallace capitulated mont Elementary School here Birmingham Tuesday night to were accompanied by four turn away five Negroes who were to the Federal government the second time in three months tWQ Negroes were brothJto enter three all-white schools and white public schools were de- ers Floyd and Dwight Armstrong. Wednesday The troopers made segregated for the first time in While this was happening, two no appearances at any of the Alabama history as President other Negroes 'registered for!schools. Kennedy federalized the Ala-classes at Mobile's largest high However Wallace promised a new fight to resist integration bama National Guard. school without ^incident. 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CITY Return From Canada Visit Returning recently from Can­ ada where they spent an en­ joyable vacation were Daryl Chisolm. Mary Chisolm and fiva fair labor practice Which both the union and the employer must redeem by restoring the injured worker to full rights with back pay. and In 1967 went on leave of absence with permission of the company for seven months. On j Williams of 237 W. 127th St his return the union demanded!----------------' ■■ he be dropped to the bottom of ed by the majority union, free the seniority list. Lopuch filed from "invidious treatment by unfair labor practices charges Jheir bargaining agent”; and 2) which the NLRB in a 3-2 decision unions who engage in and cono upheld on Dec. 21, 1962 The panlea who support such treat­ Board is now asking the Court ment are guilty of an unfair of Appeals for enforcement of its labor practice. order.* The friend-of-the-court brief as submitted in a non-racial case involving Michael Lopuch. a member of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters Union. At the Insistence of Local 553 In New York City, Lopuch was dropped to the bottom of the Although it took no position on seniority list of the Miranda Fuel I the facts or the merits of the Lopuch case, the ACLU brief Company. ' supported the NLRB Interprets- Lopuch had been employed as, (ion that: 1) employees have a a truck driver for nine years (legal right to be fairly represent - Dropped It this interpretation of tin NLRA were accepted In a cast not based on racial discrimina­ tion. the ACLU said, tha federal courts and the NLRB should adoft it also to bar racial discrimina­ tion by unions. 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