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SUICIDE
find the house locked.
When Mr. Austin returned hi an.
in <., jened rhv doof an:; went bacx
»o t.ie kitchen to prepare hie son s
dinner. He noticed the note when
lie ivuliitc thtough the ouiter
Lul dal ’let step to re. if it at l:
Urn
A short tune iat*-i Mi Austin
raid that tie -a-ne Wn:m;i and
went back hit.: the com air tea; 1
tile note It
"MLy tied foigive rr<- to: ■ U th-
U.'.111,1 I d to ltiain.ll It .
th, a I-.- •■■.!. to every no ar
ea »• :,e Vito think: In
. a tin \V: : . *
BU h-t •. •' ird no ot'i : ltd u -
Cfori to. yiv ! 1 st wk n:e i’• ■'
me and may He bless ttu. «• who
liv, !• r H- - stee. t'-t t'- 1 >
reap what you sue for the ; ..•. .tt
heart - hah m e Cod
••Frier, -& let this L->s< •. t
► vei vene young an 1 i!u -i - (J< e
fc-le-s you :,l) what if you gain the
v. aid a tut • • vnur -a
.)• hr A Austin '
The si. ; d hr <* it.-* iti*.'
su so, his -or., ami whe
cre./til .mt i him >t-.: red s
-aarc:; oi lh, : mi .
the b* ?.!•■ -n t e . ••••
Acv rci'i,, 1 t" Mr Austin i ■■ .-m
--hsd been Mea-eu •;. ! TU; ' -day
from the State Hospit.. .! Ou.ds
boro. where he had t.n .-n placed
lew than mot ti. aro
His f .dhi : • : th • mm . ‘
came home he asked that 're
allowed tu lemain. arid ri .f seat
back to the hospital.
Mr. Austin mid mat since his
re tarn Jut. had tree ;■: -
i rde. > : ted in lie Bii-'e and d
read toe book ec*-r- night. -i11,.;
while in -.- ■ ,i ,
pressed he .. mcaitotit ••
i he f-.lher a!-si saut that h, -
h: .! ;« Cel Veil I); OI •. at , ~
aerm cheek i...»t we. 1 -; ;,;.d , .
i v.ve: -a;. . . ,i j;,y /-,»
months.
At tnl .;.--: .: . i..a
ment; lm-> not been . -
burin! «•-.-! :j ; . c *. .. .
r. -
\.C. itOIIKIDIIt
their attempt- to racist*-.- ...■■■■< v.-■
Nreri'if-s were the p;a -. .
It was nr-- iicht nil ’ ’ l:;-: r-a
lege of registering m the .
part of the atato, ivc. >sc of their
inability to • satisfy" the togistrar.
than in any other sc-. »lots Thi <
seems to In caused i,v fa'" tha
the fact Mtu! ’h-- Xccroes .
Hite a hi re-r p.-t - t-uta r. c ;e m
section that! in anv c: - r m -ri
oi ’he st Me
ATM I 1
call tor tlfdii'i'iiin c,f tin- c t- :j>r.-
.ton* '. with a- uiele j;r. an of
* r s as'ii'n<*tl te. a .single /oik so
turrr- will he better over..--.-- .f
tin- city and no duplication of ,-f.
fort
Anotia r new feature v ,1! i„- ;. .
door to Me; -.-..r,van- >f not, ■ty j
NA ACp men . •- rs
In addition the executive- of she,
branch will tiltervipt t,. pistil! a
spirit of t-e.-mnetitiun into the drive
to increase the interest -u the work
ers.
While it it- -i.!h .-i-d tn; t
the dro/, i,i th*- I-i anch t,>f;
til K : I he . ■ ii ii-d the • off,.
ciaH of the organization ■ .-d to'
os'-ieri the bl:!n;e for tile had -mow
in* to anv --.erson.
The bjgjo t I,low to 'ln- ramicmm
and the morale o f the work- >s
r: " v|r Rs'kiay. March HI. w hr-n
•'< Mass Meet in:.' which the NAACP
hoii exoccted ;. attract an v-m
--floe, croo-d. only drew a little over
100 -of eta tors.
1960 Ford Custom Deluxe—new $1750
1950 Chevrolet Club Coupe— new $1650
1950 Buick Special, bully ecjuippeci ;
Dyriaflc w— —new $2295 i
19-17 Buick Roa dma st e.r # 4-Deor Stdin
IC & H. ■ W. W. 1 ires $1595
1916 Plymouth $ gr,() |
1946 Ford $ yr;()
several prewar cars at reasonable
PRICES. ;
SEVERAL GOOD SELECTIONS OF GOOD USED
CARS SEE US FOR YOUR NEEDS.
CITY MOTOR CO. i
I “Raleigh’s Oldest Used Car Dealers” |
429 S. Wilmington St. Dial 3-1415 I
Since |
Seeing is Believing
We Ask You
To Come And See \
The Wonderful Bargains
Vo,, CO-OP I.
Offering You.
WE INVITE YOU TO COME IN’ AND SEE FOR
YOURSELF THIS WEEK END
FREE DELIVERY
SERVICE ANYWHERE IN THE CITY LIMITS
Wake Consumers Mutual |
Association, Inc.
421 S. BLOOD WORTH ST; RALEIGH, N. C. |
( i n OFEEKS
The next getter;'.; i-essioti wilt he
lie.hi Friday night til S pm- at the
Memoria! \.ultt'-riuu! wi-.ii (lf»vef
uur Si off Dr K P. Dante!, ot Vtr*
Kiuia State t.T'itex*-, and Dr «hv t |.
A. Krvsit: ns iu«( speaherA
The c.including genera! wsssioti
will !-. held Saturday. ..it to On
n.n. ,t the <.ii-eei;!eiit’ Dali, and
it is tn-.-; session which premises,
to - -jpoiv * ti»- biggest eXciten:'-th ot
the conv“iitrotj since tin- officers
.1 tin vi g.iuizuti-ui a.it b<- im-italled
,i r i his t ims.
With two camlhiat.es i uitniuy for
■ yell office .clashes between th. I
. anilida'cs and their supporters
have already materialized., with
the contest for president regarded
as tie hottest battle
Voting for he candidate?! will
"gin on Friday a in a.in on the
m-cund floor of the Sc,, rci ffall a l '
;ti:aw Cm rsit v. and will end at
it: adili; ion t" the ItUioii! SeS-
Mofi* the fun hers. xli. t-Ud • uuta
\n m \i 'nm
-id the Wish ttint Hie Home n-m
--. oust r afn.ii Club'- Would work with
-'i. ;•> to in; t>. in-o -- t
'• i f j>'t*(l suUfiij f nii r t Ni sii* ri-*£sN**
Ftruu-. v S.ehixji •*ii*i cinurh'
if. -..id that - .a- j-fUr of the
'tiitik*' %i *; tM-'-yJ*- ie&i no H‘-»’
t*>> wh:,* their evnm »ms.-
unL*i;s !»y (1 -v Sr*-*'? o.ounbO'd
; »'i » for st>F sidu!
• whu'h *hi y ha\r «?arni.p' 1
• visits voarts
Ao. \i\ x • i*i‘r*ift** ioUon *vasi !
■ .si-nU'd ihe 'jiieviii'oti if* i.
!*■ •tepined the la j
; midi tiiV. inii-ioxenieiii* iii farn: -
nn<) ihe in th*' ;
• *jf oiatF /n s.'i eutifk- hivenduns. ‘
Ti . -• iu-jM tin -he ncoori • w :;s
‘ *!u- af officers wl»> *h :
wa.-- carried on Turing an :
■ i'll lsl i}* fl H ri*. &t. 1 V t 1 **.
Tno officers are .Mis- Mabel TV. v
i. i' .-i w:> * 'Union. X t
: V .- 'of. ni: Mrs Mac./n- ficov •> ;
1-own Service Station Finn fad :
1.. .... v <• Vi- 1 President '-Its 1
- -O-- V'-.iteii. \: V C Vice
Ft es;di-:>; Mrs Anni#* I. S-.otlt. 1
: Knute 1 Muri'isviUe. N r Sc,
-ai v . Mr- S'lai-ait F.vans. Route?
1. Raa-igb. V ('., C.'rrt sr-".di'tsr
S>■••rotary. Mrs .1 M K-l evs. Fox
: Im. \ydeti. X C , Tret surer.
This gto’.tp closed the meeri'ic i-v i
sinssintr triuninhantly th*> S'-.to
Fimneii’s official suns:. "Rrighu i
- - u ; \ -. \ .
COI I.IVS 111 I’l.S
: s> ■ [ .-at io state tiewsnatii-rs. in
: defense >■ 1 the I'nM attack tie made
■■'l 1 1 o' adihinist iat ion sevei -! ;
weeks >co
At 'bat tifio- h< i iiarg'-d ihat tne
| leaders iu tlie present .iiltniiiistn, i
wnnt'-d to see Dr Atkin..
withdraw from die race for prose :
'•cut because o this outsrioke;, o}.-
position to the imw (onstit.ition at
last year's convention.
Hi his <-m t ent v. >Tm In-oadside 1
Foil ins makes tin claim that in
!'>)!< the i radii ion of the vice presi
dent being elected to tht? presided-!,
iv. was junket! when the adtuini- •
st. ;i' i.-o '-Mil;!. aft ai-1 tlm;
: stfouy candidate would be ■•!■ ■ u-o
w ould he Clef ! ■-.! to toss ice
• Tin.- t rati:;ion Hollins i*-ferredj
to is pe. tiii-ii to cdiuati; mil mean i
izalion.- wln-i'e t!ie vice-president 1
Usually is aiuu.-a to bocon-c pvt - i
d(-nr. t
In commenting on t*>»• rraditimi, |
W L. Dreene. i xeeutivo secrelai y
of the association pointed out ;!kh !
it had developed ovei a period of
'years, and was not included in the
('tution of tin; orgatiizafion tun
lb the by laws.
The charges were contained in
a prepared release which Collins
Elaborating on his charges, Col
lins added that even before the of
fi.-ial ballot was printed iu the of
ficial record of the group, a number
of organized" teacher, obtained a
copy ot tiie ballot and cir- nla.-d
it. with the comment that Dr At ,
kin’s health would not permit him
to f'.-.l).
The « barges of Collins that Dr.
Atkins is the target of ailiniiilstra-
Uok fire have already been denied
by Taylor, who last, week said that
tne admlnistrai.ion is favoring no
candidate.
OFFICIAL BLASTS
in -;- r-Alexander, who it: [Vce-t>
Per becanu he s* cond North Ca.ro-
I ;i-.ii ;■> l,< tcic l 11, i.!iv Nj.
tional NAACP Hooard of Directors,
.looked wiUt aska’a-e at an econo
my which, though it. tin- t issession
or control of most of ihi world’ •
iaw materials and ris.-f-sts a,lb> • s
•he 'uassiM to sni'f' •• liuni-T and
> oht. r.t ly- it; tit-’d a l-'o.n ;' *• hous
ing. schools, and ordinary conif*-: fs
of life to tii" nlvautage of vested
When We allow needs ! rood to
rot ti> keep prices- high rich yov
-1 eronient support •->!. -■• thousatut'
t>/ f.Ut.Mv At* i|js
ttfijiy". the ftpeak-r d-'< i •'•' d " 1
! ne been many couflicts due to
ciftcr; net- m opinions and ,:nb;
tioits so uiti w!i;:-s ttnjst
join hands- and «a(" out nation. ’
Mr. Alexander said.
Assailing 'be Negro \on would
stand back waif for s.-n.e "ii- ,
i beral" to fight bis cause the in
to-- of Un Tha:binter award for
i distinguished branch aci'vii.v iu
t- doctnred "."'.iTi'/ c!iiz"ii> hi
t-ry why re mast delicate rlictnseives
to f!:e task of uiaking democracy
tive No problem of Inunan relations
can in- ; Ici-d hi isolation. «o S
grot-s will have t,- tiyiir with I.U.*
hat!"' for their freedom , he con
tinued
F’hi.vi.o.c ‘*ti.":c i-. not ripe"
leaders ~f both races Alexander •
; urged ‘-pulitical action and the;
making of aggressive sacrifice on '
ihe part of Negroes rs th" price of,
conit-lote freed ii;i and i-cononiir sc- ,
Minty He urged rXITKD AC- ;
Tit>N ;; rtie part of the Hi V 1C FO
ili.'M and XAA«"i* to register ah,
•TualitTed voters
dlt-vamli'r begaod in particular
the < itizens of Kasteru Xortli Caio- (
l-'-a to exert :i".p. h effort in the
'fift-r' of rt cisterin.: their fellow
•T;y • •; t since this atca is hardest ;
I 1 .;!, with iitis-tacb-s tu registratiim. !
Tii'.iohir.-it on rH- school "duality
- >i;c At- xam.b-r- said. "D j s
bad for our children « grow tipi
! with in inferior edit-, ition. know
ir.g that they cannot qualify for
'.to- bosl. job-- atui if N'i t'l'i; teacti i
ers U’o 111-l dUUtlfied to »e:,<*D in j
i"i»-si-g regaled jichoots. they are:
tod qualified to teach at all
A. i(. Bryant, Civic Forum r>re- ;
Silent presnieti. ,1. R. Harren. State j
XA.-M'V dud piisidcut inirodiio l -
• If- o-'.ik--!- l.incoiti School Ole*
Hlati directed !.-v Mrs P.ov Ida-. kus :
and Miss i.ucas furuished iniisic j
for tiie occasion
\H.IJO COPS
colon ii officer ; rccrive fd 75.32 !
tnomli while first year whites cam j
!id year. fl’O.’j 4-t ami |
posed or, •
third year men. T?U MS.
•in Hose counts 'he questions
Is denial of pensions for thes-j
i-tficcrs in th- sa tie dangers a-;
wit ites d iscritninritory
Ii so then tiro the saiary dis .
ferenuais disci iminnioi y ? If so !
then are these actions legal? If'
not. what can bo done about tliciu?|
A last technical point is that two \
, »!’ the* Vcgro officers ntipoiut-d !
, w-re 4ft and sf> years old. above the
; civil ser vice age limit of -if. What
; about th- in?
; All these questions are yet to he
; answered Their answers will d<‘
I pend upon action taken In- Negroes
; probably, and also the cooperation
jof whites, particularly the press
! In a recent editorial, the Ark.-mr-as
narrate said.
■■Whether or not the nrilin-ini
! will -'ant! np in court the denial
| of pension and disability benefits
| to these Negro noli-omen is patent
My discriminatory. Ho long as 'the
lure polico oflicers in good .-.land
ing they det-.-rve the same treat
itii'ht ai-eordcd all other otfie. rs.
■‘{'’if y council siiould not delay
i until court action form's it s hand
j As ail art of cleiii-utarj ju a-ee il
| ■ lirmld i mined Sa I cly repeal or
i amend the ordinance to insure
; equal treatment for all city indice
i men."
HU ILWSFFAKK '
purnoHe to living "
Miss Bryant prepared for her
| l areer which she entered -iPer
I'ii-st. training for social work, at
j Columbia University General Tin
i "logic;,] Seminary and Union Tit**
i ologiea! Seminary in New York
| of tlie educational institutions <.i»-
I She is in this country on a tore
I rated under the ausnieea of tf.e
American Hhiireh institute for N«-
groes. and to attend and he a lead
er and consultant at several youtih
conl'Tont'cs sponsored by the Epis
copal Church.
HOUSE BURNS
riitia Ratliff, were however at ti*
flarriaon houfie witli K’-year old
Lucy May Harirson at 10 p.m„
Friday, when they saw the blazing
cross in the front yard. They de
scribed il as about three feet high
with a two foot cross bar.
Depotv Saunders and Deputy K.
i T McCollum, said they found char
I red evidence of the burned cross
I with the base of the cross stilt
! sticking tn the ground. The offi
! r-ers said they did no! know who
i or what set fire, to the empty house.
The '-ross was hurried some ilia
1 tance from the house and had gone
! eat several hours before another
| neighbor saw tiie blazing building,
about T am. Saturday
The furnishings clothing and
household effect:- hejengjljg to H.tr
riaon, were completely destroyed
; Harrl“ou when questioned by
deputies, denied any knowledge of
the cross burning or house burn
ing. H* a tsi> «b s*h-d that tu- had
created any disturbance earlier.
HAZELS LOTT ’
of North Carolina was fraught with
c omplicntioi t s and int-onveniun ce -
for the popular star of the enter
tainment world. Her plane from
New York was grounded in Ru-’i
'tnond tfi-ause ot poor flying con
ditions.
St-e expvriunccd difficulty getting
service in a non-segregateef diner
on ate iii: out ot Kictirnond. Ntie
iarrived n> C nape! tiiit just A min- 1
otes i.-ioie hi, portorni.-.iiici
trad ;-o oppoiTluoity to learn Nc
»; C, ■ : : -.-.it'--! .11 t- < '' ■ 1 :1 ■
of the aaicofiy
jl IH.i- I hT-tN
were tiiv- iioiuv acid r.iuv 1
( in. Mui.s a’oout tnv iiiiid
rum Ls'iutr Uji. itvTu. 1 days.
. A v/tcU. th- U;,t e ait !
1 ivk(.h. : V -li LcUiti ,
1 «.»! aJU'f/.U mooshtc J>. fifUJ 4, tad !
n icrOg th* vieUt^D
Oi lIAA.* V lOh'JlCf.’ itU.A'r h -* 1 A : *
t.ickt'i':*. t ’:icag-a *•;.»>. a•.’•••'- .
with a ut .itua
uu wha Uiuu’ Hi |
;iy alt-xvtutv 1 iellx> t! k»<xis r:**
Jude Ueekuvd the uihi a
,Jot thUft' .x f'.lot by 'uhvoi .av>
who liie U'ytt;/» to ear ■
.1 \
ts 1 1 * ci tj* a<Jlii a»i 11 ;»1: a i
1 • ..... , ' ...
» v iiiuiL'. (hut Dta.noct.Uic party h/au
ht’tt* t'a* "wxutt* w.j •*.» j
‘ tnigkki pusli tin. iurdi Neyro- vuu- Lo
!'•> *:uiru- *yher can;; bu- Navciia •;
CW- -
•daily, rapped the .'u*c*si«k>ri and t-atd
i rhe judge he ntwdvd m v T:duca*
than' well Ihc ac«- .ifpart
: nuaU.
Lit wtrk. the ciVv «.a*T.t l .*>
i race rf-fafAenr seheoi> i'or (he pt -
liar* Fact b- Lahiaan. eta ir
: rnaa of *h* ■ d and
Uiiiv: i ;itV cf Ch:(a;o buouiocl. t.
wai> huvd l ‘ rcaidac’ the wu; *•
di*.a*d U> -iuc-iv { p« .k»-
‘ i.a the con ret pr*.. cedwiT- m ;.to
: ping race 1i ts betoic V,**v a t
I started.
INTRiUI ELRODS
: eoriiir.y t-> tr iditmii Mum u --uv. • •
:r. tit is > 1 r v- re ; .■• ei is 1 y
sctiuol ;io!i siiould. io sc-p.ic fee
ci-.iie ti. p- v. i --. o. win 1 ;
r '•> S'. t.AI s ■ ; ...
atu'n is held, will i'e brought ui <i
! precedent si'aUeri.'ig mov-
Ni tt-collisi-m ucci'ii-nts <uits-;i...
j-'tf the road, falling ash-cp at tiie
Wheel, sscidciinn. etc.) e;,..- !- 1 t
Dili motor vehicle fatatmc n; i ;;a!
areas. Aceidcntr. ot tins type ai-.-.i
fi'sut 111 lOfi Out) illj-.ii it- ill;
Rt k au I lu* (.arolmiaii
Martin St. Food Store j
Will Be Open Friday Morning. New Lo- I
cation Next Door To Former Store. A I
New And Better Place 1 o Sltop.
(’, M. MA YNAttl), Owner
32G E. Martin St. I Dal I
“ ' ‘ ' *” " ~
i
Step info a new kind of
Spring
If you’re a man who needs n cool shoe
that’s a smart shoe . . . this super
quality feather-wt-ighc wing up is
lor you! That ventilated ‘‘breathing
space" m this beauty is made of Nylon
Mesh . . . the coolest tiling in shoes
. today! Pleasant price tag on lias
stylesier ... It’s a value!
M IZoS&e,.
Roscoe-G ri ffin
Shoe Company
120 Fayetteville St. Dial 2-0239
THE CAKOLIXTAN 1
.-; |g£f|||||
TO \fPt.VK Itt.KK - ’flu*
noted da* St ;* U t tier Wxill's
vu!l %pear he nr in Riteigb »u
\|vni li. ,tt die Tlfinui lai
t*H IlilH.
rvwsoy.n i mm
SlillMiiVt M 1)
VAMUNCTIOiN ' \N!.’< The
->-ut fun alum of Key. U ,
Pel,: L AXi wSw: as o*ie Os {Wu oi-!
l/Cidi ViC*.‘-'.:M.U.UiTH'O Os flit* l>elTKi * ;
; i.Tatif’ N.-Ui.iiy! cv miuUUw oy Chair- 1 1
ts',VV. M. U‘>yit*. Ji . has* stvvvct to ]
sit*. ! 11 the t*oi : ■ smu.o. i -jw
■ nents K- v\* d-se side *.i .a!
liarcms ft also* </U'ai . Use run* f
■ t r*jv<*i'sV’ ns to tO*-* t ...u.*t * l.*l . of
'the v>. erun SeauVr.
i
!,.* t:uV ;.:.*;;i--.I.i an j*l :.r V trc
'cl*.vrij as. %ft tta Dr tiwralic Nation-1
.it aeufm h f.*>' *v*a:> *. ow :.u;w v iP'iru t
: tht jj Less if I tlit* early unit '->? De
ll * ... public -atht - tug a:* j
I J .* 1 taal to ttu* ftu.Js i.'i.u. !
i < * r...:.Uxs c*.!iit*.i.' ion among i.ioij- j
*. ;,* a,. , It--. :.!.* f*i WIU-lOer I. 1 :* ••*. *
a:.**, ii-ali.y a Viet chyii nutii i j
:jl> ; riy j. as..;;.Unit ot aid*. Ur j
in ;-.;s coni it med off ideal role aS!
Xo. 1 ■*.* c. ..lit. U rOT in ;
*v.t* count! v. the tout Negro emur* (
;r ,01 of the house expenditures com -1
mitU’e finds himself in position to j
i ietc out jir-i'A',.: plums to the tie* ■
Dawson has al ways Leo Opopsed |
»>. the .. ••■■■:• *. .iy j M/V. * : lui
tsoliiicaf ton: 1 .- such as I’m* NAAC.I'i
. who hove pressuwi for the up j
: l.*iuni:■ i •ill oi Xi-rioc.-, u, hu;h p>* : ' j
t.• -al po ts During the Roosevelt j
..'Chum - 1...* ion *,n . ala a* > i t: at "*■< j
Which war: eharaeh by Uw j
-tWiiiding vs i*a. tica! posts uu -
vunal rath'.*! than political La.*'.'*
fiiufci- noil political forces were :
able to .-ecurr appoiiiliUflits of Iv -
a’*a s uhcc* from 1:, a pjfr-rs'a.ietit ■
.vliiiOt't, 1 t'A.:..i 1.1 fill thWll' poi.lt;. al
‘tility. Siiur :.uct:e*..sc itai the v*l- i
*■-■:*: ;a*a- to I*.ok upon Uion
-ovo: a. I.*' • .*•.• . uowt.-r m p**i!l:*, .
Urh fad u-nu active poiit.tca.Uy
Da os* n fc-.'is wiUi hL> position a*
t; Di./.hk*. utu party strengthened
that he i.> ante to biocls uon-politi
cal a-ppoiiitmeni: aod make recuia*
•;o ala! .*.*ti * for appoiiilmcnts to
these "polUii.a 1 . ticiive and deserv * .
Util. ’
Si'! \KS Vi HS
If-, i. .. d hale.a Uai! lor ..all
or o* . ■ P ; I J.. .... a-,; 1. a:..*Ui
tjit. v'vu .>it v fust the i‘Ui ren r ;ch *ol
tor Pi ; [)!,;.(> j i: till* U WtitOi'iuKl
t bid d*. fvlc : tu ’; o H.ol on i* ii.ci.jy,
Vu-o'h pi j ;*. p. ;>.*., us.iler ti'it aus-;
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J Hargett & Wilmington Sts,, Raleigh,
WEEK FADING. SATURDAY, APRIL 1. 195<1
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from the University of Toronto.
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SALMON »•>■' '*»'•» 37c
SUNN * i IF! 1)
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ANN PAGE WITH PORK & TOM SAUCE
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Pork Chops I ‘-'.I i.b. 49c
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