New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00845

M • W. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat., Oct 5, IMS •.. Bishop Childs' Work Bias Suit Tossed Out A. Childs to halt all city and state-financed construction pro­ jects because of alleged bias against Negro workers was dis- i missed Tuesday in Federal Court. Judge John M. Cashin, In dis­ missing the suit, ruled that the complaint "alleges merely that 1 plaintiff la a Negro minister and 1 Francis tendent Joseph F. Weldon (left) hy’s central offices at 299 m left', administer oath of office to 60 Broadway. New cope bring Au- 7 Hous- probationary patrolmen In re- thority e Super- cent ceremonies in the Author- _________________________ foree to TO1 that as such he la ‘vitally con­ cerned over the rise of racial tensions. * "Consequently, there Is an utter failure to show that plaintiff has in any way been personnally aggrieved by discrimination exis­ tent in the construction industry. "The court can well understand a clergyman’s vital concern over racial tension, but there has been no complaince in the instant case with the established rule that a complainant must present pleadings sufficient to show his individual needs requires the re­ medy for which he asks.’’ Bishop Childs. pastor of Faith Temple Church of God In Christ, 147th St. and Amsterdam Ave., filed the suit as chairman of the Greater New York Com­ mittee for Equal Opportunity in early July during the height of demonstrations by civil rights groups against construction sites. The Greater New York Com­ mittee for Equal Opportunity is not connected with the Joint Com- Chest X-Ray For Harlem Anyone 15 years of age or over is eligible for a free chtst X-ray available any time between the hours of 11:30 a m. and 0:30 p.m. at the following locations and on the following days this week and next: Thursday, October 3 - Broad­ way and 145th Street. Wednesday. October 9 - Amster­ dam Avenue & J55th Street. Thursday, Octobtr 10 - Broad­ way and 110th Street. According to Miss Marjorie Coata, field representative for the project conducting the X-ray sur­ vey, volunteers to help out at the chestmobile are urgently needed on the above dates. Any­ one who can spare a few hours of time is requested to call Miss Costa at AC 2-7360. l"Salute To Fall" M~'ks Planting New York City’s 7th annual "Salute to Fall,” announced as the most glittering such eVent the City has yet presented, was to take place Wednesday night, on the steps of the New York Public Library. 5th Avenue and 42nd Street, as a tribute “To a Greener New York.” The Fall Salute launching, free to the public, celebrates a season of city planting, with 4 million chrysanthemums set out by the City on main arteries of traffic in all five boroughs, and marks the planting, begun this Spring and completed this Fall, of 5000 new trees, in honor of the com­ ing World’s Fair. Musical comedy and TV star, Carol Channing, noted special­ ly for her song, "Diamonds Are \ Girl’s Best Friend,” was to ofesent Mayor Wagner with a "diamond” Award, as a tribute to his leadership in the great New York beautification pro- Generosity One grpst , reaspn why men practice generosity so little in the world is their finding so little there. Generosity is catching; and if so many men escape it, it is in a great degree from the same reason the countrymen es­ caped the small pox — because they meet no one to give it to them—Greville. gram, "Salute to Seasons,” of which he is Honorary Chairman. The entire Company of the Radio City Music Hall Ballet was to perform — the first time this famous New York troupe has made an appearance at a "salute to Seasons? program. A panoramic showing of glam­ orous street and evening fash­ ions for the Fall and Winter season, created by New York a leading couture designers, was to be presented by the New York Coutgre Group Those for streW wear will be in a spectrum of colors ranging from yellows into greens — in keeping with the title of the Fall Salute, “A Gretn- er New York," and to highlight green, a major fashion color of Decide wisely on your next printing job! Whether it's Letterpress or Offset, you'll be wise to see — '■xv vkv rosB«WS Special attention to — • CHURCHES • SOCIAL GROUPS • FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS > ,^LE 4-4340^< Form a good habit and read the Amsterdam News — Every week! IRA ROSENBERG, INC CHECK - IN FOR HALLO­ WEEN — Charles A- Salzman, managing k agerft t of Dunbar Apartments' Company, hands check for $100 to Mrs. Mary Carter, committee chairman, as first contribution toward the Dunbar Recreation Depart­ ment's annual Halloween party. Looking on are Sharon P. Wil­ liams and Joan A. Davis, left, recreation staff leaders, and Milton J. Strong, right, recrea­ tion director of Dunbar Apart­ ments. About 350 children are expected to attend coming par- Subway Assault Victim Says Hoodlums Take Over ' Alfred G. Swell, public fela- The 50 - year - old Sewell, who tions officer of the King Solomon Hves at 109 144th St., was re- - i.-j - portedly attacked by four men „ gc. Grand Lodge, was assaulted on wom>Q on . T , i the White Plains . IRT Subway cordjng to Mrs. Swell, line between Gun Hill Road and .«We were on our way to st Allerton Ave., Bronx, on Sept. 14. Luke's Church on 222nd St. in the He is recuperating at home aft- Bronx, to attend a dinner. My er spending 12 days in the hos- husband and I were sitting down i P'tal- 1 when the four men and one worn- More Cops “They should have more pro­ tection, more plainclothesmen riding the trains to protect the average citizen from the hood­ lums. Up in the Bronx and in oth­ er neighborhoods it's getting worse. It’s really radical,” Sew­ ell complained. The White Plains precinct told the Amsterdam News that ac­ cording to its report Sewell was apparently intoxicated and be­ came involved in an argument with a man on the subway. Sew­ ell denied this. In another subway assault, Jer­ ry Watts, 28, is being held with­ out bail fer action by the Grand Jury in connection with the fatal assault on Molshe C. Gatnor. 77. of 1684 Grand Concourse. The as­ sault took place on an IRT Sub­ way train Monday. City Steps Up TB Campaign Simultaneously with the an­ nounced 12 per ceat Increase In tuberculosis cases so far this year, the New York Tuberculosis and Health Assn, this week of­ fered $100,000 to the City to stop- up control activities in New York Under the proposed increased campaign, the City plans to ex­ amine an additional 100,000 per­ sona living in areas of high TB prevalence. Gerald P. Rosen, president elect of the TB Assn., listed these areas as the lower East Side, lower West Side, Har­ lem, the lower Bronx and Bed­ ford - Stuyvesant area in Brook­ lyn. A breakdown on the specific number of cases In each of these sections, however, was not available. Experiment s Years otf> < $ i .aeon*'* as long as you’re up get me a Grant’ Get the Scotch that everyone it getting op for. Choice and cherished. Imported from Scotland after eight long years. Try Grant’s 8 at your favorite bar. Aid you’ll see why every minute of waiting was worth it Then, get a Fifth at your local store,’7.19. Also available in a Tenth, Traveler’s Size, ’3.75. S-ywr-«U klndd Scetck Wkblty. IS ftm(. laperted Id ike kyAastm, Mick* A Co., Nwr York United Stites few •IM AmM. 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