New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00822

4 e N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, Oct 5, 1943 Twins Were Expected To Come Home To This HOME SWEET HOME -These grim pictures show some of the sprdid conditions in the apart­ ment of Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Satterfield at 4848 Broadway, iQ.205th St., which city build­ ing inspectors marked for Im­ mediate court action because qf rats, sewerage, and numer­ ate other violations in early September. An Amsterdam Mews investigation of the pre* mises last week, after Mrs. Sat- tjprf ield gave birth to twin girls, lad to the City Health Depart- st inspectors declaring the lily in need of emergency using. The City Housing Au- ity moved into action, lo­ cating an apartment for the family in the Bronx’s Clare­ mont Village project. Inspec­ tors feared for the lives of the twins if they had moved into the violation - ridden apart­ ment. (Gilbert Photos' Minisink Dance Camp Minisink's eleventh an­ nual benefit dance will be held at the Savoy Manar in the Bronx Saturday. Get, 19. The Alumni has pledged to contribute $1,000 for a cornerstone in the new 1.5 million dollar Town House which will be erected on Lenox Ave. ,he only gin in the world that's both extra dry and extra smooth City Rushes Clearance Of Kelly; Probe Charges The City Commission on Human Rights last week rushed statements to daily newspapers Friday clearing the name of John F. Kelly, managing attorney of the Corporation Counsel’s office, of any involvement in a charge of discrimination within the agency, but said its investigation of the bias charge was continuing. HAPPY TWINS - Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Satterfield ex­ hibit broad smiles as they hold their new twin daughters, Jew­ el and Julie, after they moved into new home at 1309 Wash­ ington Ave., Bronx, with the aid of the Amsterdam News and several city agencies. (Gilbert Photo) Friends and Enemies • He who has a thousand friends been mentioned in a letter by Miss Delany to Mayor Wagner last summer. And he who has one enemy will meet him everywhere. Em­ erson. has not a friend to spare. on file from the family, to seek Airman Moscatello, son of Mrs. which already had application* Anna Moscatello of 3021 Holland Ave., Bronx,, was trained in air- port traffic control and radar approach control operation tech­ niques. Sunday Mr. Satterfield took an apartment for them. Twins Win Apt, With Our Help Twin girls Jewel and Julie Satterfield were set to face the outside world in an atmosphere much health­ ier than they faced at their birth last Sunday, thanks to the Amsterdam News, the Coordinated Community Service, and several city agencies. Last Thursday, the day before the twins were to be released from Presbyterian Hospital, the family's housing plight was brought to the attention of the this newspaper by Leonard Faust, of the Coordinated Com­ munity Service. \ bis wife. Frieda, and the new ar­ rivals. to stay with relatives tem­ porarily and Monday be signed up to move the family Into a new five-room apartment at 1309 Washington Ave., Bronx. In the Claremont Village project. The couple have a daughter, Roselyn An inspection of the basement apartment the family was living in at 4848 Broadway revealed al­ most unbelievable conditions. The father, Emanuel Satterfield, a dls-,5 a son, Douglas, 4. patcher. felt that his new daugh­ ters would not live if they were forced to return to the violation- ridden apartment. 'Tm Just happy that we didn't have to take our youngsters back into that apartment,” Mr. Satter­ field said Wednesday as he mov­ ed his wife and four children into the new apartment The Buildings Department had Inspected the apartment on Sept. 5 and ordered immediate court action because of widespread vio­ lations, including broken floors, backup of sewerage on the floors, Histories are more full of ex- broken doors, lack of closets. need of painting, and other con- *wles_ of the fidelity of dogs ditiona. than of friends. — Pope. The Dog a Bronx Airman Reassigned To Alaska KEESLER AFB. Miss—Air­ man Third Class Vincent Mos- catello of Bronx. N. Y., is being reassigned to Alaska following his graduation from the United States Air Force technical train­ ing course for air traffic con­ trollers here. HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY DIPLOMA If you never finished high school, oi\went to school in other lands, you can get a State High 8chool Equival­ ency Diploma, accepted by business. Civil Service. 12 session evening class pre­ pares you. Ask lor Folder AY. EASTERN SCHOOL 721 Breedwey, N.V. 3 AL 4-5029 Urgent calls by this news­ paper brought out inspections by the Health Department and the City Housing Authority and the family’s condition was declared an emergency, allowing the CHA FACTORY CLOSEOUT CUSTOM 1THIO CAIINfTJ FImi I I80% OFF V.( UftfleltMU. SwftSay • •.. »'•«• ** CU1TOMODI 14S t«Mi St, N. v. e., YU 2-S7S0 1411 If *»»,r io tt,«.T.C.»l 1-92M CONSCIENCE GIFT FOR BIRMINGHAM One Percent of nil Money token in ttus Stars will be Denoted te the Negro People ef Birmingham Men's Hots Made to Order Also Ready to Wear ALLIED CUSTOM HATTERS 215 Lenox Ave. (bet. 124 A 125 Sts.) _______ MO 2-7B47 Jellut Kettcher, Prep. Mention of Mr. Kelly's name with the anti-bias charge “is Kelly’s completely unjustified,” a CCHR spokesman announced, a day after the Amsterdam News an­ nounced that charges of discrim­ ination had been filed with CCHR against the Corporation Counsel’s office. Madison S. Jones, CCHR ex­ ecutive director, announced, how­ ever, that "the Investigation into the charges of dlscriminatin by Miss Gertrude Delany Is continu­ ing and a finding will be ready soon," he said. Mist Delany has charged that there is discrimination in the stenographic pool of the Law De­ partment, and did not mention Kelly's name In her complaint with CCHR. 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