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NEW YORK:?Negro and whil
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jmbers ,all work and play hai
oniously together at Wiltwye
nvateJy financed intorraci;
hool at Esopus, N. Y., tt'hei
oys are made over'. This is tl
eme of an article on Wilt wye
the issue of Look laagazir
st pqblished. The article shov
any photographs of the Nog;
id white boys at.play togcthe
ten under the supervision of
cgro counselor.
The staff at Wiltwyck Schoc
hich includes teadfaers, nurse
unsetors and social workers
tout half Negro and half whit
verul of the Negro staff ir.en
is are featured in the artid
lese include the residential d
ctor, Edward P. Norris, a n;
vp of Baltimore, Md.? and
aduate of the New York Scho
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ith his mother, Mrs. Florcnt
juso, in n cottage on the ho'
ounds, where Mrs. House we
fne* oh?the hoys?to?frequei
LAUNDRY _
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ONE DAY QUALITY 1
? Specializing
2212 Taylor Street
welcome foe
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t- Brooks, F. W. Taylor, all of Ala
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te home-parties.
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Social Worker from Brooklyn
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pages with a budatory headline
lc reading: ''Miss Cha?e likes al
k the boys."
I Wiltwvck School for Boys i
VS an interracial institution whic
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a i years of age. referred an 1 earn
mitted to the School by th
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,s> .boroughs or by other agendo;
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Thot's right, even though our operating
" out "cost of -living"?hot skyrockets
word for years, our electric rotes hove deer
so that our overage residential customer
less for electricity now than he did in
In that year we could buy pound ef'c
' wire for fifteen cents - we oey more than
That amount today. One of those weoden i
poles you see along the street sold for '2
i less than half the $19.74 we pay now.
of eur other materials have doubled in c<
We've had to moke sure our employees t
tain their standards of living, too, whicl
meant wage increases. Our linemen are
Ing 159% more than in 1939. The cor
laborer's wages ore up 216%, while a
"A" mechonic mdkes over three times os
os before.
And our tax load has also more than doi
' Our f-tpi fax bill of $3,169,030 for 199
7m\i timni,
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ance, recognition and program is to adjust or re adjust
this children's com- each of its boys for a normal
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cott b? even higher this year with the federal in*
d up- come tqx on corporations having just been
eased _ increased to a record 52%. ..
This is why we have finally reached oar
Hmit. We cannot continue to absorb any more
opper high operating costs without endangering the
twice high standard of electric service yea depend
Kwer upon. Therefore we or* asking far an in* .35/
crease m rotes?* an increase that will roite
Most Hie average residential customer's electric bill
>st. in this area approximately o penny o day, about
main- the P*** ?* on? cigoret. . . ? .
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ning only 5 /* feet of watar
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Of All Times ' ?::?vij
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WINGSeMion I
'Viday and Saturday Nights!! I
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