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Jack Green-1 Throughout the nation, however Civilian C berg, directs counsel of NAACP Negro leaders were generally en- On Tue ! Legal Defense and Education couraged by the turnout and wore at the 2 planning on * going registration the pick* lFund NAACP volunteers are now ' campaigns for the next year

Protes­ ted of the City of New lief Executive included peal support for his for- program to promote the of the developing nations educe the prospect of ism menacing their tod- conomies and govern- The President was given the I council's Distinguished Service 1 Award and Us first annual

during the Civil War as a landsman aboard the U.S.S. Massasoit winning a n honorable discharge in 1865. Highly intelligent though lack­ ing formal education, the young veteran assiduously applied him­ self to studies in electrical en­ gineering and drafting. He ob­ tained a job as office

Marcus Garvey, African nationalist leader, has been com­ pleted at 141st St., east of Eighth i Ave. Prof. R. Waldo Williams, di rector of education for the Afri­ can Nationalist Pioneer Move­ ment, owners of the nearly com­ pleted structure, said construc­ tion is expected to be terminat­ ed before

will live to Germany for two years. PEPSI-COLA PRESENTS THE WEEK’S CALENDAR OP EVENTS Feb. 8—RECEPTION; Biltmore Hotel; Southern Conference Educational Fund, Inc. Feb. 8—DANCE; Concburse Plaza; Omega Pal Phi Frater­ nity. -y- Feb. 8—DANCE; Renaissance; Carver Democratic Club. Feb. 8—BALL; Audubon; Imperial Lodge

about; 40 per cent of its total comple­ ment each year via the orange i blossom route. The airline’s new $2 million Education and Training Center is located on a 55 - acre campus­ like tract near Chicago’s busy O’Hare International Airport, one of the moot modern passenger

them over. Powell indicated that be was physically tired, and reiterated that with his new duties as chair­ man of the House Labor and Education Committee, he had lost his weekend rest because of his church duties, and waa forced to go at a >even-day-a- week pace

were held here this week for Dr. Abram Lincoln Harris, pro­ fessor of economics at the Uni­ versity of Chicago and nation- ally-prominent educator and writ­ er, who died here last Saturday after a short illness. He was 64 An economics and philosophy professor at the university since

leave the white people alone. The Negro people have to get together, stick together, and stay together. Redell Brookly _____ There .are plenty of educated Letter To Wall Negroes, and prominent ones too. Maybe they’re not governors or Dear Sir:-This lette: presidents but then they might Wallace never

Manhattan Beach, be „ ... _ „ ba" Leag”e' Councllm«” Edward L. Sadowsky; Mrs. Mario Paone, Executive Secretary of the Com­ mittee; Mrs. Bernard Berlanger Educational Director and The Rev. Richard F. Boeke, Pastor of the First Unitarian Church of Flushing. The branch urges full utiliza­ tion of the fair housing practice laws