New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00161

B2 • N. T_AMSTERPAM NEWS, S«t. MyJ, MMS^ |qUrpe.U. DISTILLED IN SCOTLAND... ^BOTTLED IN SCOTLAND Seeking 700 Members MT. VERNON - The Mt. Vero- uo Branch NAACP held its month­ ly meeting recently at St. Clem­ ents Episcopal Church, presided by Miss Doris Waters. Several reports were read by committee chairmen including membership labor and industry and church work committee. On membership,'James Little an­ nounced the organization's 1963 goal will be 700 new members. Labor chairman Roland Hospie proposed a survey be taken by his committee on jobs available throughout the city and try to help qualified unemployed Neg­ roes fill these johs. monthly newsletter will be pub­ lished and circulated among the members. The committee also announced that another of its objectives will be to encourage every minister, rabbi and priest in Mt. Vernon to become .mem­ bers of the NAACP. David Doles, Sr. was unani­ mously voted an honorary mem­ ber of the executive board. A short program followed the business meeting. Guest speaker Mrs. Ida Cullen Copper, widow of writer-poet Countee Cullen, spoke on the “New Negro.” Newsletter Church work chairman Rev. Allen Brown announced that a Form a good habit. Read The Amsterdam News every week Out every Thursday. Refuge Here Secretary of State Dean Rusk has been urged by leaders of the American Negro Leadership Conference on Africa to provide educational refuge In the United States for African students now in Bulgaria. In a telegram to Rusk, Roy Wilkins, chairman of the con tinuing committee of the ANLCA and NAACP executive secre­ tary said:."The recent African student uprising in Bulgaria points up the world-wide need for African students to be ed­ ucated for leadership in a free society." The American Negro Leader­ ship Conference on Africa spon­ sored a three-day Arden House conference last November at Harriman, New York, on U.S policy in Africa. DON'T BE VAGUE...ASK FOR HMG‘HAIG the scotch that tastes the way more people want their scotch to taste. BLfNOeO SCOTCH WHISKY, PROOr RCNFICLO IMPORTERS, LTD., NEW YORK. N. Y. UP THE LADDER — The Lou Parks Dancers (left to right) Tracy Williams, Lou Parks and Miki Wall, are congratulated by Ben Ashburn, National sales representative for Dewar's White Label Whiskey, after re­ cent long run st Radio City Music Ball. The famous twist <ot Its start a year ago In a dance contest sponsored by De- war’s at Small’s Paradise, la New York City. The Lou Parka Dancers were a big hit last Friday night as they entertain­ ed in the Committee of Friend's Manhattan Serenade -1 the Park Terrace Ballroom. » Real Estate License Course Opens March 26 I*. Reform Picks Fein Arnold L. Fein, former coun­ sel to the Kefauver Crime Committee, hae been reelected an chairman of the New York Committee for Democratic Vot­ ers, otherwise known aa the citywide reform movement. Other effleen reelected la* eluded Ckariea Klnelovlng, Jr., 1st A.D., North District lead­ er, aa secretary, and Irving Wolfs on, treasurer. * New officers vice chairmen included Eugene Bockman, Ed­ ward Gold, Stuart Schwartz, and George Miller, a Harlem reform leader. Harlem Revue The Spring term in "Princi­ ples and Practices of Real Es­ tate" for men and women interesting in buying and selling property opens Tuesday, March 26 at Eastern School, 721 Broadway, New York 3. AL 4-5029. This 3 month evening course is approved by the Division of State (Division of Licenses) as equal to one year's experience toward the broker's license. The instructors include An­ thony Curreri, attorney; Sidney C. Rosenberg president, City Savings and Loan Assn.; John L. Sullivan, appraiser; Alfred Wein­ stein, attorney; and John R. tary. Owner's Division, Real O'Donoghue, Executive Secretary, Owner's Division, Real Estate Board of New York. EATONTOWN, N. J.-The Man­ hattan Paul Revue from Harlem, will be featured on Friday night at the Non Commissioned Officers Club at Fort Monmouth. Featured on the program with Manhattan Paul, who has been a favorite Emcee and entertainer for years in New York and other entertainer. Tab Truesdale and liott, vocalist, another well known entelrtailner, Tab Truesdae and company, Count Leroy, rollerska­ ting artist, and Maria M’M, an up and coming singing sensation , jfrom the Orient. Paul will act as emcee, come­ dian and singer, while the Trues­ dale company will feature a bevy of girls doing exotic Afro Cuban dances during their routine. Remember the taite and imell of fresh, home-baked bread? Betty and Dean Arnold have recaptured it for you in Brick Oven White Bread-and the re- . suit it even better than Grandma’s! It’s the compact, thinly-sliced square.loaf that's full of creamery butter, honey, rare Spring wheat and the goodness of eggs. And it’s baked almost twice as long in a real brick oven. Look for Arnold Brick Oven White Bread. It’s the best I For a delightful change—try Arnold Brick Oven Whole Wheat Bread. Br°ught to an Watch tor tWs striking new FINAST (First NAbonal STores> sign... smart as the stores it identifies and soon to be seen throughout the area. Rnast FRYING OR BROILING WHOLE BY THE POUND lb. SMOKED PICNICS MOGEN DAVID Chubs Bologna COOKED HAM Seafood Specials FRESH SLICED COD FANCY SMELTS FANCY SEA SCALLOPS 39<= 25c 59c MACARONI CREOLE or CUCUMBER SALAD Frozen Food Specials for Lenten Meals! SPINACH “YOR” GARDEN LEAF or CHOPPED 6 K 1.00 TINY TATERS 2:;49< BIRDS EYE MACARONI WITH CHEESE 39 NOWARN JOHNSON 14 u. |k<. 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