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with lunch being served for the convenience of -------------------- -5- shoppers. Part of the proceeds from the bazaar will go to non-sectarian, educational and philanthropic activities of the society, such as the children's psychiatric ward of Kings County Hospital, En­ campment for Citizenship, Police Athletic League and Hudson Guild

will to sub­ president, they passed the reso­ stitute statesmanship for racial lution calling for: antipathies — statesmanship for political expediency and frivolity — statesmanship for educational, social and economic inequities statesmanship for fragmented 1. Devotion of the federation and its affiliates’ “energies to the cause of freedom and equal

Merit Award of the New York Personnel and Guidance Association recently, in recognition of her outstanding contributions over many years in the field of education and vo­ cational guidance. Sum Fun Professor Sum Fun proves profitable fan for many an Amsterdam News reader. Fol­ low him every week. Turn

Jacobs, National Council president. The conference was iirected by Research and Ac­ tion Associates. Mrs. Constance Baker Motley, associate counsel, NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund spoke at the luncheon session on Tuesday. Preceding, there was a panel discussion with participants in­ cluding Mrs. Cab Calloway, Mrs. Corienne Morrow, Miss

resis­ tance to change is still strong. He cited the “monstrous evil" of White Citizens’ Council power in Mississippi which has "para­ lyzed churchmen, educators and others who might support mora­ lity,” and said that Alabama is almost equally handicapped. ’’But, however long delayed, change will come in those states

liberal note, “your ad in the New York Times is simply wonderful.” Dr. thinking Americans. William D. Williams, head of the , .. School of Education, ordered 100 TV °P dip-copies "to put up in all the , lomats wrote the advertisers con- . *" *, ' _ ..... gratulating them on the use of 0 the Negro

savings and other assets. You may be surprised to learn how much you’re worth. 2. You weigh your responsibilities: Mortgage or rent payments, education, retirement, accident and sickness emergencies; how much it would cost your family to live without you. 3. You learn where you stand. You determine your

said the asking that employers grant ex­ decision to hold the rally fol- tra time to their employees soj lowed the Board of Education's they may attend. withdrawal of its promise to !XpS“-.nrSX'o( --------------------------- ™ «• ,ree choice .c.M,W o«er Rev. R. Ross Johnson, pastor _e¥ery week

AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, Jan. 26, 1963 —T uitions ’ (Continued from Page One) are."not presently affected by the ruling, but the Board of Higher Education ha« the power to es­ tablish tuition fees, and Treulich and other city officials are de­ manding that these not be | In Jail 16 Years

brief period with a profes­ sional basketball team, to head the school’s athletic and acad­ emic departments of the physl cal education departments, be­ lieves the school will produce another Wilma Rudolph or Ralph Boston in the very near future Although the school is listed