Sudanese Girls Train To Be Teachers.They Learn In Grass Hut Classrooms Until New College Is Ready.The sewing class sits in a circle round the teacher outside the grass huts which have been put up as temporary classrooms. These huts or tukls, are erected by Sudanese in a few hours. May 14, 1953. (Photo by Central Office Of Information).

Sudanese Girls Train To Be Teachers.They Learn In Grass Hut Classrooms Until New College Is Ready.The sewing class sits in a circle round the teacher outside the grass huts which have been put up as temporary classrooms. These huts or tukls, are erected by Sudanese in a few hours. May 14, 1953. (Photo by Central Office Of Information).
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