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appoint­ ed as chief of employment and placement in the region last year, was recommended for promotion by Mayor Robert Wagner and Harlem Democratic leader J. Raymond Jones. He is considered a specialist in postal activities, and holds both bachelors and masters degrees from New York University. He served four

glass window represents the horror, the suffering, and the struggle and the urn broken black chain of slavery. This window is called “AFRICA THEN.” ■ Harlem Symbols _____ ' These symbols can be found fn Harlem in the broken family, the large number of school “drop outs,” and ignorance because of the American

combines the moods of a hardened criminal and a Ju- merican literature. Presented at the Little Theater venile trapped by his first taste the Harlem YMCA, last Fri- material success. His re- ly and Saturday, the debut per- morse has Just the right flavor rmance of “Dope," by Mayat

Note Sir: 1 reveal Negro n white d sorry that I cann i name. B-’ I am s who works for a here 'n Harlem difficulty you have owever, these doc you a hard time Is because they erstand what you do. ive done a won- rmlng our people ture

every occasion among the 22 varieties of wines. PARTY TIME AT THE Ml i I9i&f PS f m IN THE HEART °f harlem 209 W. 125th St. M0 24362 VISIT OUR SPACIOUS and LUXURIOUS RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE DELICIOUS LUNCHEONS ANO DINNERS SERVED DAILY FEATURING NIGHTLY FOR YOUR LISTENING

holds it? 15th annual street fair at noon Saturday. The church also holds its Thanksgiving ser­ vice for graduates on Sunday. Few Pickets Most Harlem ministers lose no opportunity to speak on civil rights, but only two clergymen had the strength of their convic­ tion to join the picket lines

Enoch Earles of New York City and numerous others. Cornelius Harden Benjamin Simmons Benjamin Simmons of 36 W. 118th Street, who died recently- at Harlem Hospital, was buried In Long Island National Ceme­ tery following final rites at Un­ ity Funeral Home Chapel, 2352 8th Avenue. Reverend David Nicklesoo officated

event were .g^t. 27—DANCE: Savoy Manor; Trinity Progress Guild. Mesdames Genevieve Me Clane, Jean Chambers, Edna Beach, Sept. 27—DANCE; Theresa Hotel; Harlem Opera Sodefey. ' * Charlotte Holloman, Susanne De Sept. 28—DANCE: Savoy Manor; Gay Birds 8oclal Cbb. ’asse, Alma Graham. Evelyn jyQr club. Morris. Sponsors Sponsors

Turkey Tennis tournament, co­ sponsored by the Amsterdam News and Ward Tip - Top Bak­ ing Company, will begin Thurs­ day, Oct. 3 on the Harlem River Housing Tennis Courts, located Aparicio, McBean, Bauta In Latin-American Game Sober 5. from 9-11 am. Luis Aparicio, the Baltimore League players

members of the Church of the Master. 122nd St. and Since his arrival nearly a fort- Morningside Ave., to the heedy of Harlem. Kinda Warm Seminary In Sept. 1954 he joined the sem­ inary and “felt accepted in a spirit of sincere warmth by the night flg0( Archbighop Winiam faculty