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beat of a Washington sum­ mer and there is the danger that people will be injured and property destroyed.” (The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., one of the committee's members, last week said that he expected the march to be a peaceful demonstration, unac­ companied by violence

Wolfe There was Dr. Deborah Part­ ridge Wolf, of Congressman Pow­ ell’s staff; the Amsterdam News Daphne Sheppard, first one to bring Martin Luther King t o New York state; Brooklyn’s Maida Springer, biggie of the ZDGWU and a favorite with the African diplomats and Judge Marjorie Lawson

aspirations. Only this newspaper reaches this rewarding Negro market intimately and with the understanding and wisdom of such columnists as Jackie Robinson, Dr. Martin Luther King, James L. Hicks, Roy Wilkins, Lester Granger, and Poppy Cannon White. No wonder a lusty 99.2% of its circulation is eagerly bought at newsstands

AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, Au<. 3, 1963 « < • WHO ARE OUR GREAT LEADERS TODAY? REV. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. President of the SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN LEAD­ ERSHIP CONFERENCE, who has been called the great- est non-violent leader since Mohandas K. Gandhi of India. t ROY WILKINS Executive Secretary of the N.A.A.C.P. Working

Progressive Na­ tional Baptist Convention. She has just returned from 'Pittsburgh and Detroit, then to Atlanta, Ga. where Xshe spoke for Dr. Martin Luther King’s Church. She -Lwill rest-a-bit and then take off for the national con- -'vention of the group in Detroit from Sept

record num- 1 1 bers. Through the combined efforts ‘ of the Southern Christian Lead- J ership Conference, whose presi- ' dent is Dr. Martin Luther King, 1 Jr., and the Alabama Christian Movement, headed by Rev. Fred. Shuttlesworth. some 14.000 Neg­ roes are now eligible to vote in .the Steel City

Which Include The Following Organizations JAMES FARMER CORE JOHN LEWIS - SNCC ROY WILKINS NAACP GUEST SPEAKERS: A. PHILIP RANDOLPH • CONGRESSMAN Adam Clayton POWELL • MARTIN LUTHER KING SCLC A. PHILIP RANDOLPH NALC WHITNEY YOUNG NUL GUEST SPEAKERS: JAMES FARMER • RABBI P. TEITZ COUNCILMAN J. Raymond JONES • Hubert DELANEY JUDGE PRES

Kilgore, director of SCLC’s New York office, will deliver the annual conference sermon. .... „ _ . . The convention will close with SCLC President Martin Luther King Jr. delivering the “Free­ dom Message” in the final ad­ dress at the last public meeting. Friends and Enemies He who has a thousand friends

meet the increasing work load and heavy demands made upon the organisation’s bAdqnarters ,1a Atlanta, It was announced today by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., president. Named to a newly-crested poet of spec­ ial assistant to the president ls Harry G. Boyte, a native of Charlotte. North Carolina

District penal lnstitu, NegrEtoe, tioos, 4000 of them Negrtfte, d harftio watched quietly and tried while Jflh contain their emotions while vered-^s Martin Luther King delivs She was one of 1720 treated In Washington either at a hospUa1 or at Red Cross first aid tests