"Led personally by Assistant District Attorney William Goldman, a squad of police raided several Harlem apartments late Saturday night and arrested seven women and twenty men on vice charges. A quantity of obscene literature and pictures was confiscated and the prisoners were locked up in the West 135th street station pending arraignment. The raids were characterized by Goldman as the first move in a campaign to clean up the city, and were 'eminently successful'... The first raid was made on an apartment at 301 West 144th street where two colored women and eight white men were arrested shortly before midnight."