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Rinse and dry. When refilled and frozen, the tray will permit the ice cub^s to slip out more easily. Chest X-Rays For Harlem reMe Mrs. Loel Guinness, described who is as the “ultimate in elegance”; dressed Mrs. Frderick E6erstadt; Bar- mu _ m oness Thyssen-Bomemisza, Mrs. 150 poss

Liberal Party Candidate ELECTION DAY Tuesday, November 5, 1963 PULL LEVER 4B or C ENDORSfD BY: New York Lawyers County Association CHiiens Union, Harlem Lawyers Assocbtion, Central Trades AFL CIO and other leading lobar, lawyers, civic, community and religious groups SEND THIS ILLUSTRIOUS SON OF A DISTINGUISHED JURIST

request. No letters can be returned. AU must be addressed to the Editor. Tribute To A Cop Sir: The other day, I visited Harlem for the first time per­ haps in a decade to attend fun­ eral services for the “dad” of one of my co-workers in New York

identify themselves with their humanity still lives, whereas the own destiny. If the black people Afro-Asians take__ the oppositt of all the "Harlems" in the view. United States tried to compre- In the same why, the behavior hend the significance of this new of Castro is more reprehensible born

they m ad* vocating turning back to dock to neighborhood arbselff, they have Wagner’s approval to' ad­ vocate it” The anger of Harlem parents agauist the Mayor, Gross and Donovan is so pronounced that professional politicians and mem­ bers of the Mayor's awn Demo­ cratic Party art hesitating

interests of a better America. Little Men (See Story Page 2) f.TA Clifford Alexander, one of our finer young men in Harlem, is now firmly seated as program and executive director of Harlem Youth Opportunities ' ~ Unlimited, and all reports indicate that he is not ' •’ only eminently qualified for the position

windows of her apartment. The body of Transit Authority employee, John Walton, 42, was found on 204th Street between Ninth Ave., and Harlem River Tuesday morning. Police said Walton, who lived at 345 W. 145th St. with his fam- ly, left for work Monday morn-; ing and told his wife

124th St., distribute yuletide gifts during the poiMnittee's filth annual Christmas festival. LiHle Calhoun. 80, of 135 Edgecombe Ave., unmarried, died recently in Harlem Hospital, and was interred in Mt. Olivet Cem­ etery, Maspeth following prepar­ ations at Unity Funeral Home, 2352 8th Ave., and services at Metropolitan Baptist

parentj, three brothers and two sisters. Paul Lettley Paul Sherman Lettley. 39, of 244 W. 149th St., who died recent­ ly in Harlem Hospital was bur­ ied in Frederick Douglass Ceme­ tery, Staten Island, following ser­ vices at Unity Funeral Chapel, 2352 Eighth Ave. A native of Wilmington

Kelly, state Bi­ shop of the Church of God in Christ extended congratulations Daughters Give Mother Surprise Mr*. Phebe Martins, business woman of Harlem, was given a surprise birthday party last Sat­ urday by her daughters Mrs. Barbara Price, and Mrs. Mary Morris and son-in-law, Melvin Price