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major effort aimed at the 1964 GOP designa­ tion after the end of tbe Legis- (Continued qn Page Two* GOV. ROCKEFELLER GOV. IN HARLEM SUNDAY Gov. Nelson A. ■ Rockefeller will make his first visit to Harlem since his reelecttou when he will deliver the 1st sermon at Salem Methodist Church

goal, but the remaining $1,540,000 is expected Place from legacies, designated funds and special gifts. X-Ray Exams For Harlem MAKING GOOD — Big Joe Rose afield Jr., creator of radio’s by members. He made good as is shown above. (Gilbert The appeal will be supervised by members

AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, Oct 5, IMS - To serve Harlem’s “important area 99 J ~~ with “substantial middle class 1 «. fw «*><■ «h W•e»-»• •te »»A- *r- i—•*• i ir- iti: I'1I1I11i i«Ii i< r 4 . - 5 £../ * • » David Rockefeller, President of Chase Manhattan, announces opening of new branch

advice on: TREES TO GROW IN HAR­ LEM — Park Department em­ ployees measure distance as they plant one of several hun­ dred trees on Harlem’s W. 125th Dies In Corona Mrs. Effie Wilson, 32-24 104th St., Corona, died Monday in Elm­ hurst General Hospital. She was the wife

which the statement covers, Union Dime’s savings accounts increased to 157,873 from 150,042, Including 13,341 new accounts at its East Harlem Office at Third Ave. and 106 St. which oper-td last May. The Bank’s total deposits as of Jan. 1 were

could be a credit to their country instead of jailbirds. So please Mr. Mayor, no surveys. Just action. Go, Go, Go! Did you know Harlem has an Opera Society? Can you think of any reason why it should not have one? If your answer to the first question

their five- day convention Sunday at Ma­ sonic Hall, 155th St, and St. Ni­ cholas Ave., with a parade through the northern section of Harlem. Shown in the first pic­ ture above is the B. K. House- hold. In the second picture is parade queen Clara Mitchell, astride car. Brothers

Negro freedom cen­ ers met then with the Pres­ ident to invite him to the tenary celebration, held last Sept. 7-13 at Harlem’s Mother Zion Church. Reading clock­ wise around table (starting left) are Bishops William M. Smith, H. B. Shaw, Commis­ sioner John B. Duncan, Bishops

secretary, were held ^Tuesday night at Abyssinian • Baptist Church and the body - was buried Wednesday morning In Philadelphia. Clark, a bach- • elor, died in Harlem Hospital t. Saturday. »; Clark, who lived at 130 W. 142nd St., was long employed Z/by Ray Robinson as his per- J tonal secretary. A former

claim to be serving all sections of the city,” said Mr. Rockefeller, “if we did not have a branch in an important area like Harlem. We fully hope and expect that it will be a profit­ able branch.” t A proof of the wisdom of this great bank’s judgment