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board for more than 40 volunteer students of Queens College who plan to spend their summer living with Negro families in this southern community and giving academic and recreational instruction to the locked out school children. The student »• teachers are cur­ rently in training under the supervision of professional teach

Teception was the kick-off for the group’s project to aid Negro history by donating 25 copies of the book to schools libraries, community centers and children’s homes. Officers and members of the chapter include Mesdames and Misses Laura Prescott, Evelyn Parker, Shirley Baird, Lucile Cliette, Erlene Collins

McKinney apts. 750 Falla St. nr Hunts Point Av. NON PROFIT MIDDLE INCOME CO-OP Supervised by New York State Division of Housing and Community Ranewal MODERN FIRI PROOF BUILDING LUXURIOUS LIVING Mod'n Kitchen Appl’nces, Fully Equip'd Laund Rms. Priv Storage Areas. Balconies, Ample Closets NR PUBLIC

Evers, the mxb NAACP’s murdered field aecre- Procession will begin at Astoria Houses and Queens- bouses and proceed from iutrut.ni tary at the Community Church opposite directions down 21st ef Astoria, the First Reform street to a meeting in front of Church of Astoria and the Peo- the Ravenswood

range A Formica counter taps, clcsat s-p-a-c-a, yaar awn PRI­ VATE TERRACE and mart. Building facilities include master TV antenna, community roam, outdoor parking, play- ground, storage & carriuga roams, laundry rooms, air-conditioning wiring A complete intercom system. This convenient Bronx neighborhood has Grade, Junior High

after 3. MICKENS JA 3-0347 ALL SECTIONS of Queens. apart­ ment!. furniahed and unfurnished Better hot,tea and communities. 170-10 Liberty Avenue. Jamaica. (428tf) LANDLORDS — Uat your apta with ua.. Desirable clients waiting. BROKER PR 0-3789 HY 3-1937 C. 3. 4. and 3 RM APTS

national field secretary, In full payment for an NAACP life membership. The presentation took place during a New York luncheon at which Piel’s Community Service Award was given to Attorney Percy Sutton, former Manhattan NAACP branch president. Better Housing Service EVERYBODY'S CHOICE ACROSS BAISLEY PARK AREA

Baofl lUtldwae. narrator; Stadium Owenrto, 1:30 p.m., SUNDAY, June 30 — Early 17th and 18th Century operas perform­ ed by group of young artists. Community Center, 210 W. BW St.. 4 p m. _ Nora Holt Concert Showcase (radio) features Annette Jackson, soprano; Joseph Eubank, ban tone; Raymond Jackson, accom

Monmouth and Ocean County Welfare Association; past president of the Asbury Park Civ­ il Service Employees Associa­ tion; trustee of the West Side Community Center and a top of- ' ficial of the Elks and Eastern Star. She is a member of the St. Augustine Episcopal Church. that old-time flavor

American Red wife, Josephine (organist and Cross for the past seven years, choir director of the Macdonia has been appointed field direct- ChrisVan Community Church or of the voluntary relief or- currently resides with their son, ganization at the Brooklyn Army Ernest, a 22-year-old employe ,• of the Army