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Kings County, on the 21st day ol January. 19t3. (SEAL) ALBERT M lEAVITT, Clark of the gate’s Court Hulan Jack Had Backing Of Community “Hulan Jack obviously made a serious mistake and has paid, is paying and will continue to pay,” Mayor Robert Wagner declared last Thursday

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Arthur D Shores told the Amsterdam News in an exclusive interview this week. The major challenge, oddly enough, right now is on the Negro community. For the past month the city officials have taken ads in the local newspapers seeking qualified Negro police applicants with a view of hiring

ough's largest synagogue, accep­ ted his appointment by Borough President Stark as the 30-mem ber group of church, business, civic and other community re­ presentatives met at Borough Hall and agreed on rules of pro­ cedure including formation of sub-committees for ac’ion on spe­ cific problems

NEWS on the half hour 7 days a week. YES- Sat. & Sun., Too. WLIB OVER local—Notional and International news of interest to the Community . now bo heard over WIIB every single day of the week. 5 minutes of news can every half hour, highlights-son the hour

Hotel in New York City when Alpha Chapter of Lambda Kappa Mu Sorority introduces sixteen teenage girls organized to de­ velop their cultural educational, community and career inter­ ests. She is shown with rep­ resentatives from three youth groups. Seated, lovely Miriam Simmons, 17, Alpha Chapter, Manhattan, with an interest

groups; Education — YMCA; Denis Dryden. Executive well and Garfield Bobo formal and Informal, s k i 11 e d Director. Stuyvesant Community traising under the Federal Man- Center; Carl Lawrence. Carver power Training Act and other Federal Savings and Loan As- programs: Recreation — match- sociation; City Councilman

Corona; cor. secretary, Rev. Otis S. Wilkinson, Institutional B. C. Brooklyn: recording secretary, Rev. U.B. Whitfield, Friendship B.C., Brooklyn. The Rev. Vastar Johnson Jr., Community B.C. Jamaica was elected assistant recording sec­ retary; Dr. J.O. Jones, of St Albans B.C., general secretary and Dr. W.F. Houston of Ever- green

Fighting Each Other Sir; As a lifetime resident of Harlem, and one who has a more than Interest in the political structure of the community, I wish to mount the soapbox. When I was still in my teens, you used to send _me out on youth assignments. You were

would like to express my thaius for your excellent coverage of that assembly. We know that your newspaper is interested in the community and all the news that is of inter­ est to the public in general. We believe that our convention is of such occasion since we hold