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Surprise Dinner For Scout Exec By GLORIA DeFOSSETT ficials and Negro Parents. Wilburn “Bill” Humphries, HI, was honored at a surprise din­ ner by Harlem Distrrct Scouters recenUy. Bill has kept Harlem on Ute top in Manhattan Council wanted the desegregation pro­ since his 1959 arrival from De­ gram drawn

Jones also receved a boost in the I 11th A.D., Sunday as 1000 signa­ tures were given to him by the! 1 independent Mid - Harlem Demo- j I cratic Association, headed by Da-1 I vid Stewart. BRIGHTON'S MAY SALE "YOU^£flOlCE" I *89 4/5 Quarts

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Amos' Estate To Wife Get A checkuP ! lived. Police said his death was! an accident. According to police, the follow , Dr. Thomas Amos, wealthy Harlem physician who died of ing report was turned in by Det. a heart attack while playing Robert "Sonny” Wood of the W tennis last month

other Mainliners operating Less than a year ago the late Arnold Jones, well- over United's vast 18.000-mile system serving the Continental known Harlem sportsman and gambler showed a rel­ U.S., and Hawaii. ative more than $50,000 in cash, but since he died on August 31, his family

daughters and other rel­ atives. Katie Reddick John Marable Katie M. Reddick. 69. of 70 W. 128th St, who died recently in Harlem Hospital, was buried in John Marable, 67. of 3-5 E Sanford, Florida following pre- ll 6th St, who died recently in paraQOn of the body

MSxERDAM NEWS, Sat, July IS, 1963 $40 Million Co-op For Harlem 3 • N. Y.AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, July 30. 1963 DARING SWIMMERS — Jeer­ ing crowds follow three Negro youths who tried to integrate Savannah Beech. Ga. on Sun­ day. The two boys and one girl were arrested, bringing applause from

grandchildren, 5 greatgrand­ children and numerous other rel­ atives. Annie Sanders ■Mrs. Annie Sanders of 9 Mt. Morris Park, who died recently at Harlem Hospital, was bur­ led in Mt. Holiness Cemetery. Butler, Near Jersey following fin- ad services in Tabernacle Bap­ tist Church. The remains were prepared at Unity

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move the Negro children to ease overcrowding. 2. The Board’s decision to mov'e the High School of Music and Art from the Harlem com­ munity. 3. The Board’s refusal to re­ move Assistant Superintendent Charles M. Shapp from heading three Harlem school districts. 4. The Board