rAflP TWO-
TITR CAKOUATIAN
WKKK' T-xpiNc;. KATt’nriAV. mAv ims
Raleigh Personals
BY VIVIAN McLendon
fi'itiKi;: ;uc wi:liiin; f-’r him ii
I m'o\ ‘'ly-
I.i;:!.- iv;i;hii Askew i>t
' l-'ciwk'r Si. is nbic ti' be “nt
iiltiT living sielv f'’r -i-vi'nil ci.iys
Karlirii- is .1 ukiuHT ■•I Miinly St.
; etiin ch.
j The l.iiilics UsIm'i- IJniiiii of ilie
[M.iiily St. f'hristi;iii (tru-i.h ;;M-t n •
Iccnlly ;it the homo of Mi>s Floi>i."
Ji'iios. 5^:J Sc'Ulh UoTiiidiiiy Stroll
i Liltlo Miss Willio M. l.ouiso of 4-
[l.j S. Swiiin SI. liii.s Loon oji tl.i*
sick list. Hoi- many friends said,
"luiny and yet well, Willie.”
The Koiu'lh Ward Floral Club
held its iiMinIhly ineoliiiy Wednes
day, Api'il 2ath. at Iho home of
Mis. Berdic ffiintor. .Mur all Inri-
ni*ss was disoii.«srd. the olub was
served with cliiok‘n salad, eraeker.s,
sandwiohes. punch and oalic. Joint
h'.«U*.ss( s wore Mrs. Btrdii- Hunter
and Mrs. Collin James.
Miss I.ucillc Griswold who has
boon toneh'ny at Southport, is at
home with her aunt. Mj.;. Mattie .1.
j..ewis of 220 East Cab.irrus Street,
who has been confined to bwl for
the pa-t .--even or oiyhl weeks. Wo
arc al: hapjiy to know that she i.
a little improved,
Out of town relatives and friends
who visited her over the week end
were Ri V. Levi Barnes. George t.
Barnes, E. M. 3-c, Mr. Ilcrinan Wil
liams, Sr., and Mr. Herman Wil
liams, Jr., from Baltimore; Mrs.
Beatrice Reid and Mr. Leslie W.
Wooten of Greensboro; Mrs. Dillida
Greene and Hortense liOwis from
Goldsboro; Mr. Arthur Ora from
Now Bern, and Mr.s. Oelavla Stokes
ftferriett one of the teacliers in Row
land.
The Friday afternn.an Book Club
entetrained a group i f servicemn
on Friday cvctiim;. April 271h. al
the Mary Talbert Home.
President of the club. Mrs. M.
Cagle, also Mesdames Geo. Burch.
A. Green. A. B. Johnson. Lilly
Hi rice, P. Hall, P. Devaiie. N. Small,
and JI. Williams were hostesses.
Everyone pre.^ent enjoyed a very
pleasant evening.
Mrs. James Curley "f .'i-'iR E.
Edenton SI. has been 011 tlie sick
list- Her many friends arc happy to
hear that .she is able to be «iuJ-
again.
Mrs. Floimie Jones of (>43 South '
Boundary .St. received word that ] Mrs. Pearl Foster of Edgieomb
her .son. Pfr William Jones is sick ' Tcr*a-.' has lieen sU'k and confined
in a n»!t:iaii hospital. Hi.s many to her apt. for M ver.il days wi'-h
Shortcakes from the South...
OUEItLLN MiVi-S
BY ANN n. .^IHRGAN
Miss Barbara Edwards of Dur
ham, N. C. was the week i nd giu t
of Miss Clarice Hunter.
Mis.s Mary W. Turner of New-
bern was in the city over the week
end.
Miss Gwendolyn Gill and Louise
Wat.'on of Scollaiul-Neck were in
the city over Itu' week end.
Mrs*. Gcrliude Pool,’ and grand
daughter, Jeanne Pvole, attended
the funeral ('I .Mr.-s. Madio Poole's
uncle. Jo.';eph D. Dunn of Rocky
Ml., N. C.
t’pl. Clarence Hunter is visiting
his parent.-;. Mr. aiii Mrs. H. W.
Hunter on Van D>ko Ave. He is
now on a 30 day furlough after be
ing over seas 7 month.-.
Pvt. William Dougltis spent the
week end in the city with his
moth r, Mr. Louise Southerland on
7(Vi ;;id St, Pvt. Douglas.s received
the PurpI-' Heart fo. wounds re
ceived in Belgium.
Mr. Gilbert Hunter visited his
tiarcnls over the week end.
CHAVIS HEICHTS
Washingfton Schoo! News
COMLST
CaaiuK'i.- aod .AturKan-t L.aikin
KALLIGH Ti-e '••i-ilv of Al;-.
b. 1 .Vo-.-, o> V.t o,
I-. 0:1 obo-.-,! by -ii-- W ;i- P; -
1!h. -p-ri.e; A-'
... p;-...|....:-n.''
■Jie ■ d ;m'; c nil;.I • • •:,
.'lift .li. iiimib'’r in the arot.-.l
lorces.
Dili n.i II ..li
(.n\!l! i;s KINC
(Sfi'-’l (’AS;;!',;-!
Fi.Ill rat .-eiviees t..r t'iiarle. K-:
vbi.v, I.:, ot ■!:. V ill i.
.'eloeK 1. ai S.oi.; .\i-i!.io.-;. j-,;,
.0- ()• .\ .. •: I',.: iv W.-o.;
al lli. I,12-1 vV. f.
b.ii HH Sin el, loll.,'..... a : , b'
.u.d lj- -m w-.icii te- • e, ,
He V.-.i- :hi .M.Ti . ; -b- I-I
.Shut w.ir Ivnid .
Line..!' '5''’o; t -i-
. -T Ibntoll, '.41,' -.1 J.il.l,-.. v'!l
Miss Fio.ssie P.'ikc.*. titrOelor i>f
the widely known Coinni'inify
Health Educalimi Project al Bcn-
neit College. Grern.'-boro. wa.s a
.speaker at the conference of the
North Carolina Negro Student
Health ..\ssoeiation held recently
at Raleigh. The Health Project re
ceived an award at the confeieneo
for its progress .-iiu-j d was o;
ized in September. Miss J’arker
was formerly J. aiis Stiiiervisor in
Edgecombe Coumy. N. C.
for her a ver.v ituick iicovery.
Master Theodore M. rriceai of J
Chavis Way celebr.iled his tith
birttiday last Monday. April 30. He
received many supiises Happy
biithduv Theodore.
Master Jessie Welidail of 21
Ch.iv's W.iy cclebiolo dhis Cth
birthday T.icsday, M.-y 1. He le-
ceivitl rrary pre.ents.
Happy binlulay Jessie.
Mr.-*. Fl'.yd Pl-.illlp.- of no. r, Hyde
Terrace and children were the din
ner guest of .\Ir.s. Phillip's gland-
motticr. Mrs. Anna Harris of tin
citv.
.Mr.s. I.. Hardee of iJ Sinilb Pla.-.a
ii.id a;- hit- gueat fn.fi Waslniigtixi.
I). C. her sister.
Lillie Mi - Rio.lecti Hicks of no.
12 Chavis Way i.- able to be .Hit af
ter a few tlay.s illness.
Thi .•\!-.:at:e ehili beUl it; r'’..;!!-
lar meeting .h. tin Chavis Height.s
Office with Miss Chandler
presiding, Mrs. FI..yd Phillips joint
ho.stess.
Mr.s. W A. Bh'Unt .•! W. Raleigh
v.as the guest of her daughte’-ii’.-
l:iw. Mrs. Jum- BhHint of Chavis
AVav i.ei-ntly.
airs A. Johns, n .f Bo.ston. Ma.-s,
and Miss Join: Atai Bnister of
Bridgeport. Conn, was in the Hts.
y-.indav v- • i'ro i-.-.s .
The Cradle n-Il dipt of th iFii t
Baptist Ch...*c'o .-’ill h Id its b.rtb-
day partie for the month of May at
the h. me r.o Oscar Krndail.
Sr.. 21 Ch.ivi.- W: y.
Fridiiy May U. from 4 to 6
o'clock, till- pastor offieirs and mee -
!)ers of t'.e Fii-t U-plist Sunday
School tind parents of the Cradle
Roll arc cordially invited to attend.
YWCA II APPFMNGS
RALEIGI: Tin- W..r..o,. •
ty Comnnlltc uX Hic SoJo..:
• , -'h VWl'A ; o'. I.JI 01 .aiiV-ali-
Sunday. r.L- • 2!*:h ft th Y
plan ■‘•■ivitn--. o( inti-ies; and ■
joyinent for the .lon.en i.f R.,h-.:
Tlie pio:-:-aiTi pl-.ened i not for tl
rifii.-.i.ei-:- of tin- v.n.t - ;.a,,j|v ‘
:as f-.!! • Mr:. I'da 1 G. V.- .e , '• *,-
’ ......luT. uir- ainl -.p-—b - f.ii>-ih.
: farm: Garnet w'Mi tin- 1-. S An-'.y
overseas; niilh, C'aile! Niirs.
•PhiMip,- Hi-•pi;. '. Hi'-hmoiKl, V ;.:
riuriil tT’d f, nev.-'. ei'-id .in- fn-
V.:.- fe
lol'V
'rt:.'l
1: h.
.\1 ,
1
the
•otul
i Plaid. Ml Vin. .0. N V.; Li
'p,ank C'l.ii. .\!eeh.-.:. .-i.iti F.;::: '
i.s P.an'K. Pal. e,.: S- g.d .
'worker. L-.urm.'n-;: \\ iHe:. li--'' - • _ - ■■■
iitl f.orm v.irl on '.h.l'n-.-'.s faim. ' CtI'
and Eimice. D ie:- a'U Caiin -1 • Lrouo e,
wh.i atlei't! -rh ■ ! - .i help with The pr-i :uilr.n
'In- fram w.-ri; (h-iin; afti'i' school '■•ili u ot Pi'oi.
houis.
V-
.MtlNTIII.A' Ml ? riVG MAY 7
•.!l :
,is I vdi . -.In. ili-
H. 'X. Joi.iis-jn.
e Hi-Y Club-; had charge -if
h,.]!. I p:-.;r.-in '.n Thur.-d.iy o'
-k. Tile i:-o,i..-m w.is gi\in
......n-nial for R.n..i..lijh Wil-
. win- k:'J. d a! P- .rl
. Li .I-.tii! ('ll who i-- rt
i . ' h-
RAI.FKiH — Tl- ManagP-
mvn* *r Hip So-
Jciurm- ’r>-uMi YM.. i «ih hold D
the montidv mc-etinr at the )s'
V\VAnn.MeinL.> f.-nin?,. May
7. at Rtnn. Mrs, Nn-.i L. l.oi-lc- i 0
hart is elia'rnnn A*! ini-mhers i-ra-ibhe D. It. velt.
are urird to he present.
Ta
fOI'RT NEWS ''-b'- >■-•
Li-e Bei-iatnin, t;-.? V.- l Ma-‘in ‘o b cl:
SUc-M. w .- c.-i!', ''oil ■! ope'i;ilin.; .1 I h ii:fl! . ..
i-:ir with unpr.i-it- li’ale-. He u.i' r.-b-b-e.
fined cost--
Sen or I*,o
Vi .lb. May 1.
..;in Erii'iii.!
: Ulysc- .M l
, w.-.s iid.-i-'d t" .a
pleaded gniH.' t'- a:
Lli ly l.'-ckl-iir.
of T.e.-'s T.:-v. ;
;i,\ • nPi'i- In- 1
.i:-i :iid battery n
The H'-y riu'o,. a... m
.-IK. vh-.-li ‘.-111 be In'
I*,. : r-l!h:'riin- Stroud,
I..|ih: 'nn.ij .. Mmr y Srhi.-ol..;.
nil. u' . J.H i- !L .- .Mitch-
1 ;1. V W-tll. William Wimberly,
t.cnu-'l Wb--;. i, I). lotlA MeKay
rtl.i R. Til m Conio,. Go.'d
.-■K. f;,- —i'''. (’-.(ji I.iik!. Herme'in
Fdwards*. nn / H.ill. L-.nise Cutrhin.
,'ia.ctn..;.. Sn'i.- .M. Pope.
'1 :.'.T II., V.;len;i Wynne.
thli itrad.'. Ma-lha PioiMi. Gloria
H-nt. V;..l.i 1). Lab:.-. Willie .McC'iil-
1. r--. .h:,!. ;.ii. noeo Nith.J.-.
f! .,;.. . - (*, Baiiiier,
St,:.!. V ('.-..Iiv, |>a.;l.!. • R. . . ('- n-
' -N. d. fib.h.-. C'-.p.-Jand.
.l.ihti-)*).
!;t;: o.-, Ida Bi-nv."-. D, l.i;-.
Ki.-l.’s, L.-.'i'-.- M.i!'.!v-w.--, C.'l.:uili.i
'! N'ich.-i-. .Ir . Bi nj:;ir,in
■!h'.Ni'-'i- Hart ^ J:».-iuehne
• i.i- -111.! Wiii::.-n Leo.
CLASSIFIED
AVANT'. n — P.irllime Maid, two
in f.ioil'-. no tiiildri'ii, 1 room. Ili.d
’ ^-I'hiY.
Cjtl (’1 o i.t-' Hunter
; .. > ,, W,
C, '. H-it-'.
clr-1 H.
f .
1. • (
1: r -if
In*”
:;'h for
!
Tor ?or»oaoli»c-d Hand Laundry
Phone 4100
MO0FRN
Hand Laundry
411 Obolin Hoad
.1
Ap.-i! 23. with 1! ihb- p: -t > i\-
• g. The R .g- cu i';.-. Bo '-, a f.-t
• • i,(-/ :;r f:.-m the
W;ilnn!;Ion Hi;-.h S.'• -.1 band v.-ith
AAIB as;? ADOT?
Now Playing
■'I’LL BE SEEING YOU"
SHILLKV 'j'I-".-V' ,
jGSKPi! iVi'i
Royal
Friday and Saturday
V.'ILI) BILL ELLIOTT Ii-
'TUSCON HAIDERS'
DENNIS O KEEFE I i
'GOOD MORNING, JUDGE'
Sundey .tnd Monday
I )Iey ( 01,’ i,!- r. •: (•'; ;.
Tailor ji'id Mrs, i'hl.-.- Olty .L-i-.,-.
all of Raleigli.
.‘Jits, ini-.jipv wii.i.iA.Ms
: r \J ItM.I/I J)
l-.-'iLKlCHI Fim.i.it ;ervi-r.. f- ,-
.Mr.-'. C'nn ly W.’h ..r P.ih-ii h,
'•.-i-re 0 nducleil on Sunday atl.;-
niM-n fi-i'n*. Mir! 1: Street P..i:'ti;t
Chiin-h with the pasioi. IIi'., P.i :1
.l.ihn-iii, officiating, .'."i.-. Willi ,i.-
il'itd in .April JI, folln'.viii'.; ho
in-i illncfs.
Surviving are: a iLii-ihtev. M:
M-ii.i Noble .-f Italii'di: ,1 P.-
•-i'-.d AViiliams. of T’ol-i.jh; '-ne sis-
t.--, Mrs. S:ii-iih Mr.lii* of To I-
Al.- ; ai'.i tViii- :.!-,-.i'dihililr.-ii.
Hi 'Ml. oa-.i .f
p I V nil liie
bin -l.slioncd in
When assing through Rocky
Mount Stop at the
ALilFAiAKLF CAFE
20-1 Albemarle Ave. 1
Rocky .Mount, N. C.
BAR-B-CUE
and FRIED CHICKEN
Our Specialty
E. N. AND' RSON. Prop.
FOR TASTY FRIED
CHICKEN COME TO
MORGAN’S
Tea Room
and——
2HICKEN SHACK
Half Chicken or
A Chicken Sandwich
BEER SOFT DRINKS
Corner Croat and Lake St.
HOME-COOKED FOODS
.-\ndi what a meal It will be—
seasoned exactly 'Icht, and ev
ery dish hoastiiit; a real borne-
couked flavor.
15 & 11 C AFE
4ll S. BI.OL'NT ST.
Arcade Shoe Shine Parlor
SHOE SHINES OF THE BEST IS OUR BUSINESS
SHOES l>yiT) AM- COLORS
I..MHI-S SHINES .\ bPECIALTY
SHOES CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED
ARCADE HOTEL BLU. J. M. MASSEY. Prop.
LlAiffiOtN
Royal
Friday and Saturday
WILD HILL ELLIOTT — Ii-
"TUSCON RAIDERS"
Extra-richtjUndcTf'^
W that’s how they make’em in Dixie
o'clock, the pisl.’i' ‘'llie. i-s ui’d me.- -
bers of Ihe Fii-t Uiptisl SuntL.y
School nnd parents of the Cradle
Roll are cordially invited to attend,
cd.
YWC A II APPEMNCS
ILM.KIGH The W'lnieii Activi
ty Comniitlco of the SoJinnm-r
■ :i:’h Y'V.'C'.-\ net for iiiLi'iiizatinn
. Sundnv. Ml-'- bl th-.- Y I'
pbiii ;-clivitH-s of intere.st and en-
joyineiit fnr tin- wimeii nf R;rl(-ig|i.
The p'-'ign'm ph.rued i- »“’t f‘*f the
memb-rshii) nl--::t- l>ut I'Pt-n to ;.ll
’Lik igh v.oli en ns the Y is u center
for activities and feUi.w.;hiti amor-g
all gniiii.-- and fuv eh t'Ues.
S-!-- "f th- .cbvbn- planned by
the oainmiltce wcic:
A fl.leigh Wi.m' iC' Diroctory
A S-rapt*«-k ol YWCA Aclivi-
tics.
Monthly book Revi.-ws.
Orgatiirali.-n of a Minisfert-wives
And your folks will soy that’s how to make Fruit Shortcakes every tit^. Auxiliaiy.
for fiifm Thoyll sit up and take notice when you serve these delicate, l-,11 C u niv:il .-Nhibition
crlsnv nastry squares with sweetened strawberries, peaches, or a com- , fi,,w«-r.-; and li bbics.
binalion of any other seasonal fruits. Or use canned fruits, if you prefer. [ a rh>y.
, No second rollings with this easy recipe - just cut the pastry m a ('..mnn.n.ii Cl,n-'m..-
squares and bake.... Youll say you never tasUd shortcakes so good.. t!:-
I Try them soon! * ,i monthly
I' Fruit Shortcakes, Southern Style '%
' Mix 1% cups sifted ALL-PURPOSE FLOUR and ?i teaspoon SALT.
Measure out % cup SPRY and divide into two equal parts.
Strp I for Tmdcrncss-c\it in first half of Spry until as fine ns meal.
Sirp 2 for Flakincse-CMt in remaining Spry until particles arc size of
large peas.
Add 2*4. tablespoons rold WATER, mixing thoroughly info a dmigh.
Roll dough into oblong ',i inch thick. «5nt in 12 threo-inch square.s. Bake
in very hot oven (460''F.) 12-15 minutes.
At serving time, put sweetened STRAWBERRIES, PEACHES, or
’ other seasonal fresh fruit between squares and on top. Serves b. . , .
Tl. e.
pliiiin''d
$ - li'-i-ed thill viK-h
month ni.k'igli wt-iri-n v:m_ find uu
iiclivi'y of int: i-c-.-'. a- '-by
The i-omm'ttoc will miliate the
p--i.-i-am "f art-vl't-- 'W h'*tt''fi''g a
n,ii"ii:li W:it- M illii'i' •>'’ Molhri-'.-i
!)iy Ml-' M Havwi'od, tin- Muilfu-r
Ml Cap'.-in Vvii’"' H-yw-i'-d. wh"
•vVa- r-i-'i'''v hoimri-d m Rah r.;h
- l!avv.*-i’d will be honor-d
H..-i.'i.il Day.
' Mr.-- L'.ui-.- F. IM-nn .md -0,..
Ma-. M'-CanIf-y ai ( -i-fiairm'-::
.,{ tin- Woiran’s .\'li\iiy C 'lnmiU''''.
CIILKCII NEWS
MARTIN STKLFT n.APTIST
CllI RCn. MMU’ F- .M-M5TIN ST.
Rev. 1'. H. 3ihii*-on, Pastor
.!e*i'e Clrvefand Sanders. Reporter
On Simdav. A-tII 2f);iv the m-ia- i
hors and fri:nd> of the Martin St.!
Baptirl Cbuivh -vk‘b’..I'.cd 'he fi..-:'
,i.--.'\-erMiry "f H"- jM-tor. the Rev.
l», H. J-jhiui'-n.
... , I,.- ai'.-ersa. V scrvieo was
hold Sunciiiv rifter:ioen at 3:00 v-i';: ,
■ Biv -■ H. JaG.-- - . liKlrm'-T :
in tl-.i School ot K.-ligio*:. Siiaw Uni- .
versiiy a.-- the prinripal .'peaker.
An ann'versaiy gift of mu- hi;r,.
rired and fnr'y dollars was pic en'^
. cd to the R- .- .Tnh:-*-'^n from tF-
I ir.vmebrs and friends of thi- c'nurch.
HEARING WAVED IN
FOKGFKV (ASF
You Too May Get
RELIEF FROM
ASTHMA SP.ASM.S
Do those whwzinp choking st-
'..icks keep you from yoar work or
rob you of your sleep? For over
half a century BRATER’S POW-
countleas .'tuffer.-* (mm spasms of
DER ha-s brought hlesxed relief to
urthma. Try BRATER'S POW
DER. you too may find soothing
rolieL l^xy to use. Caution, use
BRATER’S POWEEP. only as dl
1 n eted. Largf size xx»x $1.00 at
‘ your drjggist, or **nd cash or
money order to *01 direct. No
goods mailed COE
John K. Bratter & Co.
INC
i3Ci) 3id Ave.. New Yrrk. N.Y. (18)
Wt-HiingK-n High SGi'iol band with
AMBAS^ tnOT?
Nov/ Playing
"I'LL BE SEEING YOU"
.... I-!, (LNGMH ItOCKIlS
SHIKLKV TRMPI.I-:
.IGKLi'H GOT'KX-:
Sun., Mo.-i.. Ti'Cs.
''HOTEL BEHLLN"
•i Kii'.i- -'in. K.-;. •••-'! M..- ■'
iAU;-
Wed. Thurs;., Fri., Saf.
A SONG TO REMEML’LR"
I’aii. M'.mi. Mr-'.- OLc r-m
DENNIS O KEHFH In
' GOOD MORNING, JUDGE'
Sunday and Monday
r.Oi; l.!V!\(.'i|!}N
In
"B^^^E.^TH V/ESTEPN SKIP?
Tuesday and Wednesday
"MU.RDER RAP •
Al- Al’ CoioTod Cost
ARC.^DE HOTEL BLD. J. -M. .MASSEY, Prop.
ILimilUM
HoiBathsHsiseve
Rheiiinatisoi
and AftLitis
Relief 111 ■/ P*l':
0. Co, Vo : i" i, ;
Wl,r f.-rlirue 1- -uF 1 '• rn'.: - l:nJy »i>4
Thursday
BARGAIN DAY
Double Feature
ae.vy.*..f
That the sad occasion of a
f'jnct.il is observed with the
utmost dignity aad beau
ty—if you ask to take
care of over/ dulaU.
Ralcieh Funeral Home
C. A. HAYWOOD. President
Phene 2-2835
Raleigh, North Carolina
24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE
t
i
' Tr‘^ae^2Sr7!::'4!»y^'
SUN.. MON. TUES
MAY 6-7 8
“Barbary Coast Gent”
\\-.\i l..•'(-l•: i:ki;i!V—v.iiii
iiiiiiiH- 1: \i:.\i-:.s. .; .i:ii r..ki;.U)iN-|--
Piiii-- KK! !
1.1,1 in-: i;;:.\v i:i;s
r,1; ■rr, : lv. '-Ini; WUI- i:.-, u . Sr,
11. Ill} c)-:.i >111,i'll 'iiiiin
Mnrcii of riioe: 'SWliL'EM S Ml:ji)l.E KOAD”
"HO I LIP .lA.-lPKll’’ CivHoo.i NI-.-vVS
WED. and THURS.
“LAURA
I .^u»
.1
48. of
i:i City
winch
RALEIGH -- Colf-r Ror
P inl- Road. waiv. d h*- iring
■''ourt ic-ccnily in a •• • m '
he i.f cluir.,cd wii'; fur-jcry. Hv w: .
boi'nd over lo Suoprioi Court iiii '
bond --f S.'>e>i
Th'- di-fc--‘i.-iit I' (barged 'vi'-:
'.>.1-., to K.il-C $.'(70 !if** iiisin-
,, William Mi’K:iil:-> .C.r.c-.
an inmate of Dc--th'' R”W ■>' C ch-
.il I’l :,v'. - ‘-xci-'ilioii f. :•
■no Kiiircic: -^f ' '• --.-if” 1-PVI-: :!
• . •>-. R. . f
f.-rgigii .loin-' Ki.Ti.f ail a;-;-’; -
'...1; IT >!!:;inc*- maoc after J'-i;’^
- placed in pii-'on
R--" tv-lmvofl ib:-'
J..n- h..d died f-'- 'h pibrv
k '.h >■ Uh- n-ii:.'-. ' •
w.'li -
Huirra
SI rlu-- pooiBkc at«t I
!■
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