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HOUSING
*ll of «i* interest »! the construc
tion c.f the niiiui.-s-Run By unite, but
pointed out t f:. ■ t cost .• would be
boosted considerably fcy the n<-( d I
iur construction of water d rev ;
ev lilies.
Two-thirds of ihe LD-acre site.!
he pointed out. lie beyond the city j
limits and art consequently v/itc.-
OUt W-’H i noi'i.’s end x. v, > ■]:, The,
increase in the nuntbei .streets,
lor which such utilities woula have
T*. be supplied will be increased. ;
.he ad dec, bv a change to individual I
home c ; striiOtlou
Because 01 this fnctoi !i _■ said,
ills lam had never undertaken con
struction of single family homes i
oUtilCte of edy limits. He indicate,!. 1
however that we vould h willing!,
to go ahead with Ihe <•- instruction
of the ramies it the city i greed to'
extend tne requested iaciliUes.
Asked whether he would aban
don the pioject if t:ie city refused,
to grant hr, request. Mr. York said !
mat iie not know
Neither, he said, dal lie km nr
just v. hat type ct home he would j
be able to construct on tne s;' j
r.ci what its cost irvipht be
in orde> to gi ant the York re-,
quetl tiw cuy would liav to ex-j
unu Hie on., limits', to embrace all!
of tire site which 1 is empowered j
to ao uruiei existing laws.
Ihe Ocuucil announced tiial j
tne Planning committ-e of me Ciij l
CouruJ will study tut- proposal [
and submit P to the Lounni w
time ic. . etion die next Cotin
cii meeting on September 13. ,
BRADEN
Carlyle Campbell, president of i
Mereduh College; t.. L Raiford. j
trittii'iiiati , i the Raleigh Citizens I
Association, and t tie Rev. T. C.
It;,mans, pastor of the Manley St.
Christian Church, were among
those wno urged Mi. Brunei: >
remain at nis post.
A housewife urged that he with-.
drew his lesignation and that he,
be given ,i month s vocation to
recover his health An elderly!
v. c 17: acl . tier voice hardly carried
beyond ihe ii: t few rows oi
sec ;s urged that ne be giver, a vo
cation ..tid an ' increase m s.dor>
M 1. I'AVORABI I-
As j n .dor ;i."'s' law -
yei s*. builders, t itv , r pieve .<•
sH rekoi pc. s nev. cmnC-i - and o!u
reside! i . took the lie . ‘a -•
theme V- —s <‘ne shine teKn.e lo -
Vtp the rc.ogo.li ;Oh W dib.-.iW :l."
At! paid tribute to the- improvo
i-.ir.’ m toe i sly •.•oven :... .t ..nd
services since tne employment of
?<ii Braden as city manage All
. oicc.il the opinion tiii;t tin re-i._
: tuior. v ..•old he Raleig, : me
some elite city gam
It o. co? pullet :.i o’.o that
g,‘ punc t c uid he u nd . ,
luck Open M; B...uei , :■ :i
--uoce of his jt-n ;• ,u cha? *ed tli.V
fees of tht city-manager fwii el
govtii-.ment had resorted <> chat -.
Sever . ssasihatioh as a last resort
10l S YLSLXT
Speaker .after -peahe culled ,<l-
to the fact ta.il mint or
ih->t Vvho iiari attacked W’ie pitts
*nt A J FUtohei culled the in
sinuations innuendo* -md i umu;»
‘.V.o hoVt .tti. eui;.g thi; ■, . its
i, Vi on and we, t .»;tac„ upon
«he pH manage, torn: of . vvern
inent"
Ca n -;lilg fhg’ V. cnley.
whe began the iim..f Campaign
with a physical attack upon Mr
Braden, had been "prompted no
iead a list rt a:t court chai t'fs
asainst the Coley which usually
ended with suspended sentences or
tile dropping of action after they
were taken to the Superior court
A mol ion ioi the rejection of the
rcsignatieu was introduced by
C; unciliuan Gaddis and passed
Unanimously bv the Council. A se
ver.d motion that the Council in
quest tlje withdrawal of the re.ug- 1
lie’.o' oy Mr Braden was intm
c; i-d !,»\ Coiuieilvvufiiaii Ruth Wil
sC-r.- and also passed unanimously.
Beth action weiv v, ily ap
plauded L j the apju oxirnaU-iV iOil
persons preseitl.
Declaring that the cockles of in.-.;
heai P 'Had keen warmed by the
citizens’ reaction nd supgiort. Mr
Braden withdrew his u - agnation ;
OROVELANII
and .Assistant hpe.-'.al Counsel :
Frd .kiii H Williams of he na
tional utfice legal staff of the N
A A. C P., attorneys o. ute dt
fense tiled a challenge Thursday
to the panel on the grounds that
jury v - nimissionei v were choosing
prospective jurors from the voters'
iggi-rti..tioi rolls even though this
was licit required bv lav .
CHALLENGE
The NAACP attorneys charged'
titat this selection friitn repisiruiion 1
tolls was done to minimize tlie
number of Negroes that might
come up for jury service, since Ne
groes const;lute only one mice ith
it those registered tor voting,
whereas Judge T ,1 Fulch denied i
the ch. llenge tu tht puriei.
Mr. Williams indicated in <i
communication to the ivattonal oi- :
ftce thrii the trial s i’xpeek’d to
continue over the week-end and;
over Labor Day it necessary
In yesterday's hearings on morons
xiled by the NAACP Judge Futcn
deried s change of venue, stating.
that he "had subscribed to the
Like County newspapers for j
years” and could find in lhn.se
papers nothing of an inllamatory'
nature that would tend to inter-j
lire with the conduct of an impar
tial trial.
CONTINUANCE 11F.VIED
' Judge Futch also refused to
grant a motion for continuance,!
which would have allowed NAACP
attorneys further time tor prepat-;
a tiers oi the defense, and during
the hearings refused reasonable ad-'
Jrf.j'Wneiii U) allow the lawyer* U> 4
I
• prepare tor fh<-> trial duriiig the j
i i verimgi
In aduita.a to dt-nyiiit? all inn-!
I liens filed I;; dufeiu-c attorney*, j
Judge Futch prevented the defend
.list-, from testifying concerning the 1
kilit-ri’a beatings fti widen they w;
• subjected at the time of their ar
ii e.-t, ar.cl refused to allow Dr. Nei-,
; n W. V bps. Hiding. Jucksc.tv.ile j
.physician who examined the ptis- j
cneiv s.t tho request of the NAACP.!
| to testily as to their physical con-!
I dii.ioa.
: The Slate if Florida called as :
>’. if nesses durim the hearings on j
the motions several substantial cit- •
! fiter... of the ccmmunitv including j
rlu- president of the Leesburg Na- !
■tional Bank, to testify that ia> wide-!
! spread v olence took place in the j
*Groveland area and that there!
; was no reason why a fair ar.d im-;
| partial trial could not Lit he id in
ji.ake County.
NAACP investigation had reveal-!
led that during a week of home
I burning and othe; destruction. Mur
i hundred Negroes were forced fi>
j flee from The).’- homes
The NAACP announced tins!
| week that a sum of more than sl2ooh j
| has i'Ocn reve ved in eontributio.i* i
j toward the Groveland case. t
| which S?SO has ben contributed by |
(blanches of the Assoiatior. and the
j remaitider by individuals anti iut
i side organizations.
l:i addition o welfare CMimn-tti.".
ito provide- food anti clothing fori
j ihe families' of the prisoners uia
f,r oilier victims of the Grove-
I land violence has been set up by
(John p. Ellis, president of the i
Orlando Branch of the NAACP
RALEIGH PASTOR
iW. E. Patterson ;it:d closing out on'
Friday evening with the princtpal j
i address delivered by Dr. Morderci
’V Joimson, president of Howard
University, delegates front ta states
and five foreign countries declr.i -
cri that this was the greatest con- 1
1 vention of all times.
130.2fi4.fi5 RAISED
According to the annual report
!as read at the convention by Dr. :
W. C Somerville, executive secre
tary ,i total ..mount r-f $1.30.264.fi0
was realized t r tht year ending
. July 31 This ..mounl accorciirp - to ;
the secretary is rot inc.ease of more
than S3.Out) over '’m previous year.
lrir.it> B.tp? : .vch. Colum
bus. Ohio lead ...i "! ihe cn.u.rtei
in conlrii litmus Mi foreign mis
' sjons havu: d«ir.:ded met $3,000
during the > . . tor this purpose.
Tne F rst C'al’, y B..p'n.-t Church.
N-i folk V: r.-.tikt d second with
cor.trmolio! ut mere than $2,000
r( pot ted 1 • i g -ivi-n >I.OOO im
: •fi.ign : ions
:•,! dvicd \ too passing -if Dr.
N ' Sen bt n ugh. pus.: i.t of
'hi convention impressive men.-T
--advi- n i'-. rneinoi y v.a
.■ondacted on Wednesday nci ninf*. I
MEMORIAL SERVICE
Pryu g tribute- to the late t.rcat
h-ader and ins works weir- the'
Revs S. S. Crockett. Dr U G tk ’l- j
son. Poitsmouth. Va.. nee uresi- ,
dc 1 -d convention; Mis A B. Ran- ,
dolph Washington. D. C. p: esidenl
of Woman Auxiliory; Miss Vivian j
Baker, po sident i f Junior d« part-'
n.ent; and R 1.. Holman president
of I...vii,:.Ms League.
Prior to D, Bullock: elec!ion
he lad served as first vice pusi- <
dent and had been ac’mg r,:\*ShK'
sine’, the death of Di Sc rr.orough
Dr L G. Wilson, p.-sto; of Zid:
Ha n-! Ct. ,fpi. I'd isin-cuth. Va
and second vice prt sAdent, wa
>viadc iir<t vice president Other of-
elect;'d foi the p.i'O’.u br-d.-
Von- Dr. J. T. Hill. Richmond. ,
V o second vice president; the Rr.
.1 H Moore recording secretary, .
Dr A W Brown. Richmo: d. Va
treasure) the P.i." H T Gaskins,
auditor; and the Rev. P A Bis
hop. Rich Square. N C statistics.
State vice presidents elected
• were: District Columbia Dr. G. O
Bullock. Washington. D C.. North
Carolina. Dr. J T Hairston of
; Gieeosbcrc N C.: New Jersey Dr
.J. Vance Mclver: New York, the
R*\. Thom as Kilgore. .! Coune
! icut, the Re\ 1 Logan K- arse W
!Va Dr. C. W B. Gordon. Kimball.
Pennsylvania, the Res. Ernest Wae
-iin, and the Rev J. C Kirson.
Maryland, the Rev V. 3 Williams.
Ohio: the Rev W J. Payoen: Mich
| tgart; the Rev. C E Askew Ore
; pen. tm Rev J. J Clov Oklahoma:
’the Rev J H W : . and Go .rg:a
the Rev C J. Grehseman: Dr W
IL. Ransonte. Richmond. Va was
re-elected chaiTinan of the txocu
ttve board
2 DIE. 11 111 RT
injured in tla iias’. iii.d w i-;c tak
.n to the N: s-.P Hospital at Camp’
LeJeune .ft* - treatment :h c
Southport Hospital
All of the pels .a '.'iiiig Ili e
truck were thrown out . ~.i <i war*.
Injured two eeri uisly .n, ocr, t”
require h< .spit#] izat ion According
to Highway Patroin.an C M. Cuiti
! mines, the tirx* marks a the scene
indicated that, tne ti eck > weil
t.n ils own side of the highway
It vos only ■) mr .icl. he d clar
id. that any of the passci gers ir
.the iruck remained alive aftci the
!crash.
ATTORNEYS PLAN
. promt- Court reversed the lower
) coj'ct.
In Ihe latert t. •;•.) which was con
' eluded Monday u jury panel was 1
j drawn lro- . Vance County, but
Speller's attorneys claim that there;
j has been systematic exclusion of
Nerroes from Varu ’ County juries
fii'' the post slt l”; rs
Oji these ground* they plan to
seek an appeal to the State Su-1
! presne court
The chief witnesses aaginst Spel-.
Jer were Bertie Sheriff Harry t.
jEiaitb, SUiW Hlshw«g> JPuti’cAir.»n ;
W L, Simiitfci's ond FBI laoui
i special agent Peter G. Duncan.
: A motion for u non-suit was til- !
led by Speller’s attorneys, out v. us
i denied by Presiding Judge W, ;
~-uad. ih. d.i).,. set foi Sjii-lk’i
I execution was October 23.
The defendant's atlcrneys denied
I that SpGlie:’ h. d c-\el been in Mu
i Davis' yard wli- re the crini#' 'c
1 cuiTcd Jiid claimed that ii v- :n
ignorant of tht ciitn, ic,j which
jhe has been coitd<united to i -t;. :
I three times .
ROBERSOA
i
;special duty.
As a i esuit uppr./xtirm.-ly 200 i
| state trouper.. a.:d about 800 local
| police uid den i’ , - were o ; duty,
i A leqtiest to: tlie piPstllCt Os thf-
Nfitii-nai (lu.trd ’vas di.-iiied ny
! Governc; Dewey.
DEtVKI > r.VI IOU NT
, Ar: excerpt l'i'uin 1 1 - v’cTUur Dc’.v ■
I , - ..tat, ":)ei v follow,-:
j “In tils con'dry i,;' (ini's ihe
, greatest free rmtlo:., Jett in the
i world we must :iia;nPi!n and •
: stt;; the idea: and pi in
' cipies i f our Lee Repuulie. The
! rights ui Lee .perch and of as
j sembl.v ire gti.:. antceu P. all. ic
i gaj'des- i t political belit is. These
| right:-, rii-tsl be re. peeled, howeve:
! fic.tr till i: i \uett -- -■! s onic -: t Ic.’se
; win. abuse theiu
I "A pru-Communist nir<. t-in,.-, nu
;i>Cll Si. llt.ouicti !,, li.- iK-iti ;;! I 1,1 -
I fit « r H'.’ih A r. ■ . cYi.DHry Club
.:t \\ c.-tclie-ster (.'tiur,!'. on Sund.:'
ai'Wio, I:, v< w ;i:s, id is
>’•vitic: ucciiiTod ■■’ sin.’]!.: meet
• r <e lasi S.-i on the sht-ri:t oi
V. i.-stiiie.-ne: C> u:,l t lias l'tquPslt-J
t:ic aid of ihe state pohec in p.e
--1 <{ ‘ l v’ii;, - i-; at tile meeting to u<-
held tomorrt, . . .
"Tlie . rif'l and Dist>ac! attor
il ' <>i Wp.stcnester Couutv ila,'t
betn ~ivised that 1 shall hold thein
sir cth ac’c-nuu table sot the per,;
i f nnitnee of their duty."
ROBESON SINGS
Dt spite a noisy demonstration
by Ihe veterans. ~u estimated i(i.-
000 persons from New York City,
. N’c'v York -Stall M.issachuselts
; Ccnnectic.it a,id Jersey were pre
t for l!:e concert Also j-.re int
, "-re thcasauds of other pcr.soiis •!
drawn bv curiosity or s%'riipjtnetic j
to the prote-sfi i veterans
Ruhescii \v;. a escorted to t.u
c nceit. by armed policemen, sang
tor hail an hour and was Hr .
-piritod rivviy . v.■>■ back mads •.>
the ssimi tn-hcemen
As the concert go- i.- I,h,i;-
iug. tin,- .-COI'C die Pistol'a
started The first catcall- and ro(-
• til *kg 0.-d vepetabir t!:;o#;tg
.o i, swelled into fisticuff.'!, battles,
won dubs and i.yseb. ii .at-. ■■ ck ’
ti.,rruges ovet !’.:::ed ear,-; and in
jured combats, tits
• -I! . ersons w j-,- treated at |
!,,c peekskiil hospital A doy.cn !
’Hu e W( n reported to have been :
. j y,,.-;, jj.-.-jj; j.
■V: t .< heights of in« (hsi'iroa:u.i
o' •••: l”!:- d'-it C. ;• I, ..-eO ti
' ath-'mpt to dr.ve ;nci: l-;. o - ourx'
’ Nvu York City, lin-se
' ••re ci oirnimdeerrd by site .-hc. dfi
. arn s.ni .way with volunteer driv- ;
y-rs at their wheel-.
Upon their nri »val in New Y, . a
‘ 'liy pract.ca)!y all : I the busses j
• exhi’oite.t d-:iits in their bodies and ;
broken v iudov. - 'fin e ;
(which, were tallying u group ,>; 1
, colored children back to N. v York i
( - 1K Lini in, to llyd, P.,,
a-ic al-o -toned by the rioters
MATO NAMED TO
OMAN GUILD
Prul l ( urtis Via> o, head ol
the Music Department td st.
AugHtine's f'ollegc has recently
become a f tdlove of Joe Amer
ican tduild us Organists, it wi
announced by tile national
headquarters of th,- oi-jjant ra
tion. He had been as Associate
in the Guild Lir -orne time.
Last Sunday afternoon Pro
fessor Vlayi, uas presented Hi
an ot'Kan rental in the National j
Cathedral I Episcopal). \v aslt
ineto,!. 1) 11,, is a native of
Washington
War s Tobacco Lr<»j>
Los{ In |»arn Blaze
Sidi • y Hass, n Wake Countv
i • : r, ported Tuesday .
••hat hr h.-id gist upproximotely 2.-
nou ’.iiirds of good inbaoco when
fin deyti'ytd the packhouse or,,
hi f;ti n Perry V Sint <■
Ml Beys that the entire JtHH
tolun.v i. • . irui.. about sever ;
acres', tvh the e\repti,,i: of 27U ■
imtinds , huh h» had sold was iri
Ihe barn .it the 1 ime of th," fire
vH Pei • v wbe is married .o n
the lathei ~,f three eViiidr.n. .-ays
tli t It .-- i.n ■ ’,, Ipui mi',, me for the
>'<’(■ we-. \x .pad out in the blaze
whi- : ad, 'c’ ila’d .is ~f "unde
termined origin.” |
Personal
LOANS j
.$ j
Clear up Doctors Bills, j
' ■ Taxes, Personal Debts, with ,
I.; f< Raleigh Industrial Loan.
f;J We invite you to com* y
j 4|jj and talk it ov-er.
i The
RALEIGH
INDUSTRIAL
BANK
. Hargett and Salisbury
t’ l Merabar at Federal Deposit
' •$! Insurance Corporation
Uhbv ,
iS,W, CRIDTEAMSI
KOH TOW j
f I lon. I'rx I ' \ T P. We!,!
111! ! or it :i tic (iniie and 11 ■,. I i
'fin.!l r.iiii.-, made ~i. hivl) .sell*w.l
■-'-1 it v, azi'lst’-- ol t lie Son tit we- 1 ,•,>;,
tereriie iro! < i <■>\,; t lo grid rehearsals'
; iX nt rii'.irsdu’
Ti, • S-.’iith " i -iiii'er in
elude:' P. i: ir ic Vi: H t l ' i!o< . 1 ''.do.,;
'l'r’xas Suite. Texas culiego. Sun :
Houston ci)il,,.c;e utul Southern uni
. vefulty. 7 in, < ml-lit,:- college jt
Rest. !; I.ii . is Mil) kiineUinj.; ai '.!’•
cotiiei'eii-'t door.- to' - >d>ii ins ion
T,, rough. . ; •. ii.ic- in i f,,> South
’’ 'st ilif yen,' slt re; lit eovife ,vt;, i;
Alex Dttrle.v ol Tos.ik St H i,> h'i'.ib
; hi- .'barces agnunst Texns coileec;
■•’■be,’ V: ■([ Long' S'tUli Texas Go!
bee St’i’!.- uni Id View
V*' ib y . a lid wli, n ’.V||, y mo !s
'l’exu.s Stare.
This will Si: o ini jll ■ I .-•:■(!, III! • !
’ ivnlrv because of Hie i nm-hi):-".
sliifta in the conference in whicn
E. V Rottig Rft Texas Ktn’o to m
in WMic-j ; Long Iron; Prairie Yicv;
lo Texas inHego: and Alex Dnrie.
front Texas ('oilece to Texas ,-i
Long has ", at! hnd at Wiley Prai
no View and nou 10 T xas.
.MILLER HUBS
• W 'll., «(•«•■ ••l/ut'.i *»«' •—« l«t» «t
CAPITAL COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO.
514 West Morgan Street
w.v l m c ... -• </( ■’
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Ke.tdy (
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for Back to 5 \ ? pi ) ft ;- t P d j (t 1
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School
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“Our Branches
Mnin Plant
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oit) bio r ayeHevtle
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| WESTINGHOUSE
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b 1 pounds of meat.
1 low humic rawer . . . keep* veje
■ tm\e I Cables fresh,
1 Aovtn P°*‘ \
K wUMTHS \ »-EEXIBIE SHCIVINO .. . for
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HAYES-JACKSON
ELECTRIC. CO.
i .133 EAST HARGETT ST. 1
THE CAROLINIAN
\\m\ ii slays'
12 YEAR OSD
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PHILADELPHIA <ANP) A
I 2-yi ;-,-r-oi 1 atv\-, a- oi in., -.- .
Killed Tiie-d. ;- night a.- he argued
.*• 11 L . b y m years: olr. , in front
>f p store operated by tlie dead
■child':, sister.
iK.-te live-.- oiliie: Pu.-'ed lit:
jfi.-cil 1 yiur -if the Fiftl, Pee:
i,,: rliviiio;: said Hint V.'nliam J'.-
! t-..r. the- dead youth, at-.d Theodor*!
Gay had been fighting peec-dically
si-' ic ii--x r> 1 n .
they clashed as n crowd of beys
i-in. s mother looked on.
The metier is x:-ia in M.'c,,-. irted
to st,’,, the argument out failed.
As she stood there. Gay is >.,uii
(to! have walked ovet to ;> parked,
; returned with -'tin and fired
c hoi Tne bulb” -■•■'. ;,.d Je
i tel's tail, -nd went, through him.
| Gay fled.
The wounded youth was ru.diul
to Pi'esbyti.i ’an hospital where he
wli" ii : nunc: d dead on ariivai,
Polico say that Jeter had been
living ii: ;ne neighborhood for five
months having moved there with
ins family from South Philadel
phia.
Gay walked into the F:l!h ill
j Y '.Sion H*-H t - V< OH '
j.morning ami .mr orut’rc. himself ■
to Fcv.-ttjj and J oyn.tr. He was ink
ion to the .House i !„■. fer.lion and
J slated on a homicide Tiar w. He
is being held for the Municipal
court.
! IRGBS CHS JICHiVIE'IN
!
TO MKET VISITORS '
I.IVT.RPOOL. Foglai'd f ANI 1 )
Commenting on the lutt that Com
munists greet Negries and Ciion
'..i: r> I<* i'. i la id. Bishop
5 Clifford A. Martin, the B’-Lop .4
Liverpool recommended t h :> t
* church leaders d- the same 1
When Negro aad Oriental stu-
L dents arriv. a! the Jock?, the bs
■ shop sard. L’oromuntsL are n.-”hi.
* mi hand to greet them and 'vel
' • come them to this nation 'I bis i •
encouraging many es then: to t
I the Hod dotal :m me with 111 n.
ACME REALTY
COMPANY
Real Estate Rentals
Fir e and Automobile
Insuianco
IRED E CROSS
oint Sample Sdlti
II irii j/" I r\/jnr Is* ! '• Had Civs: rnd
rlhlLiCj LtViilL -- t'N.n C „-r.. o> . sam,..e : ,- ere
, 25% la 38% ca
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| BEREAN SCHOOL OF
PHILADELPHIA
I OFFERS
An opportunity tor «:(lvalid ment in :h»- Natu..:'-' ,:ir\ a
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CKItTIKIED HOUSING FOR WOMKN
I Vvoite: 1 Vie Registrar, 1R26 South College AveKue
Philadelphia, 21, Pennsylvanirt
ENROLL NOW FOR THE FALL TERM
SEPTEMBER 19, 1949
Louise B, Yergan, Principal
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Get New Pep,Vim
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