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times, It lasted for several years, with prPs. Kennedy has spoken out increasing pressure from the Ne­ with words of great wisdom in gro community throughout the the presence of our lawmakers. nation, Theodore Roosevelt did The President has. once again. not reverse his decision. I wonder if it would

audience The same^more refined manner. Dick’s current effort to help the people of Missis­ sippi is deserving of the assistance of the community. Show people do give of their help in benefit shows, but few have come out and personally taken on a project in which they spend

increase the number of companies writing fire, automo­ bile and other casualty business in minority group areas. in the Insurance industry to the Harlem community were met by industry spokesmen with “cor­ diality, evasion and atandpatlsm ’’ Thu* reported Ernest E. John­ son, president, in hl* first report Transit Employees Give

ACTION /axMtsawrMRMU 2 messes an wna iT ALL DRUGSTORES asthma Um Dr. Guild's Grain Mountain CICAStTTES OS COMSOUWP READING GLASSES $7.50 Since 1937. COMMUNITY OPTICIANS has been making glasses for men and women from all walks of life, offering line, friendly service, and passing on the advantages of volume

equivocal integration policy es­ tablished by the Board of Edu­ cation. 2. Establish procedures to en­ list a like commitment from ci­ vic and community groups In every part of the city. 3. Develop and apply programs which will achieve ethnic inte­ gration to the extent permitted by feasibility

Truitte and Mrs. Marion i Beauticians Graduate < The first graduation exercise of the Abyaalnlan Beauty School was held at the Adam Clayton I Powell Community Center last" Sunday. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Dan-q lei Is director. Rev. David Licorish was the speaker. Mrs. Alma John pre­ sided. Also

operation of the Monday Night Camp Fund affairs has been one of the major ways used to com­ bat juvenile delinquency in our community. The liquor industry has cooperated with us during our 14 years, which has greatly helped to develop our or­ ganization. They have not only indicated their

train and lace jacket. Her il­ lusion veil hung from a crown of rhinestones and seed pearls. The bride is a graduate of Westchester Community College and is a medical technician at the Yonkers General Hospital. I - Groom With Con Edison Mr. White Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse

rank of In­ spector In the fall of 1981 and won wide respect for hto conduct of the department’s newly creat­ ed Community Relations Divi­ sion. Among the men considered likely to succeed Ballard are Lieutenant Chaster Gather^who took over some of hia' duties when the Inspector