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Evening star., 1954-03-28

HOUsEBOAT C"sea antey",--Lye
equipped fioating cottage. 30xl4 it.;
4 hunks, stainless galley. shower;
1AdHT 11ieHE YaRB 2a9o' aissvie. sss HAETAcE Md oF
sHEEiRW0OD FOiREsT-Beaut. river
view. comp. furn. 4-Redrm. cottage;
1 modeTn n elec; GIT; excel ,;sr. cond;; rsas sS
Riyer-Two connecting properties
with pier, 6-foot channel at low
tide; two small winterized houses on
EACH property; $4,000 and $4,000;
VIII sell separately Phone Bay
EDqEWATER BEACH-Lge. nv. rm.,
oil heating plant: best location. mr..
school; bus service, committing 22
-oN-BAY - beautiful all-year
h.; home, -, very ,aGrr,. lss lot lEs liv rm'
insulated; hardwood floors; bsmt,
hot-watei oil heat. summer and
winter lookup. full radiation. Can
be used as 2 apts. Fine boat harbor
Nj school, committing distance.
Grestly REDUCED
3ass. Or Mi W. spilman. Annapolis Col.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
For waterfront building sites on beau
titul rivers and bays Of the Potomac
Chesapeake Bay region. call J.
SP"NCF HOWARD Jr.. Realtor. st.
Marys CITY ct Mills 115-W-2.
SOUTH RIVER
] and 2-Acra Waterfront Lots
2. 3 and 4-bedrm. houses. all within
Phi % nj D. C. M. c. GIBSON. Du
/. NEW STUDIO COTTAGE on i
aesei acre pFi finH W. T. Ions long new pier, sandy
=. THE Rosemont." front Bay at No,
Beach; s rms, "a baths. hot W ater
neat; line for lge. family or rentals.
3; acre on st; Leonard Creek
A. Productive ''i i35,acre ei 0itsi; ta.r with
modernized old Colonial home; ten
ant house. barns; long frontage on
Battle Greek: fine harbor; good fern
income. Best offer. lib. terms.
D: Bay front lot (70x250). "a price
koT quick sale.
g.. New brick. bedrms.. 2 baths, .
flrepiaces full basement. oil lit, on
Harbor. Priced under market.
Z; New duplex. 8 rms, 2 baths. 2
kitchens. iull basement. oil hit, On
1857 acres; panoramic view Qt Bav;
IN computing distance. Goodfinvest-
ment; live In one and rent one Can
subdivide for add. homes. Priced
under market.
g.; $50 acres. nigh fertility. overlook
Patuxent River, Farm home. barns;
10 acres clear, timber. streams;
all utilS; hard road; magnif. river
view. 100000 with 5000 down and
annual nrtg. pymts.
3. TO acres and fine old nome fac
ing water. Excel harbor. fertile
level fields; excel. subdivision pcs
sibilities. Best offer.
10. Many other cottages. tar,as. bldg
sites on Bay. river and tidal creeks,
q. WATERS, Jr.. Prince Frederick.
Md. Phones ia and 31S-J-3.
WOODLAND BEACH - Year round
homes in expanding waterfront com
1munity Also numerous cottages. and
lots priced reasonably. New school,
supermarket. stores and churches.
All have waterfront privileges. rea-
Sonable taxes and less than an
hours drive from Washington, D. C.
SMALL ACREAGE - Waterfront or
inland. improved or unimproved.
EDGEWATER REALTY COMPANY
VIM. E. Miller. Realtor
Mavo Rd... Woodland Beach, Mary
land. Colonial 3-51S3.
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Gettysburg vicinity: excellent dairy
and general farm; lovely private
setting near main h'way; delightful
stone home. 9 large rooms, bath:
22'S walls; utilities; well Handicapped;
2-car garage. 45x75 barn. metal
roof: poultry house. milk house.
other buildings. IS acres. 20 till
able loan. Is pasture: fruit trees.
stream. site for private lake. Owner
transferred. asking SIG, 500! NO.
N-2703. VESTS, J. c. Bream a.
Son. Fairfield rd., Gettysburg, Pa.
Phone 6S-Y.
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HOWARD COUNTY

road, "a miles from Johns Hopkin
laboratory; $1.500 ca. Call LC
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HISTORIC POWATAN

Rappahannock River Estate
Overlooking river and beRut. valley
Restored by famous WILLIAMSBURG
architect. A classic anti-bellam
brick mansion. owners Western
immed. occupancy. Entire furnish
ings with rugs. drapes and authen-
tic ANTIQUE furn. incl: broad lawn
with giant trees and lockwood. Com
plete farm bldgs. with new mgrS
acres of high fertility in small
grains. bal in pasture and COM
mercial timber. Completely equipped
with new machinery. 100 head oi
cattle. Mgr. and help remain in
pHIIIIpS II CLARKE Agt
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I9S ACRES. six rooms. kitchen;
water. electric pump: barn. other
outhuildings. Near Flint Hill. Va.
Sl3.75u.
1854 acres. rooms. bath: water by
gravity; tenant house. barn and out
buildings. Slate Mills. Va. S25, 900.
HENNING & PILLAR
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JUST OUT! MAILED FREEi Farms.
homes. ranches, auto courts, resorts,
businesses. etc. GREEN COVER,
3240 bargains described; "a States,
coast-to-coast. Pictures galore. Live
stock crops. equipment often in
cluded. many easy terms. Tell us
What What .yoq a,oyI want; n,s Whsre2 s2sr9 Price?
years service. Save thru STROUT
REALTY, 234 N. woodward Bldg,
Washington. Sterling 3-37S4.
Beautiful Country Home
With Ia acres; wonderful trout
stream within 100 it.: glorious mt,
views; in pleasant village. 35-min.
drive to city: residence of stone and
log construction. = rms. and bath,
gravity mt. spring water, oil fur
mace. stone fireplace. Kitchen has
new elec. range, elec. refrigerator
and elec. hot-water heater, 80 ard
40 #. porches. beautiful shade. -
car garage. $1,000 insurance. Own
er moving to Washington. Immedi-
ate-sale price. $14.5O0. c. A. Heiges
& Son, STROUT REALTY, 127 Bu-
ford ave-, Gettysburg. Pa. Bargain
HSfx rNai1cA fPAA
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OAKTON, VA.
3 .4I10 acres. partly wooded. on
blacktop road. stream running
through property. 265-ft. road
frontage. Priced ct $4,000. Terms
can be arranged.
Also lot. 150x364. in restricted
neighborhood of fine homes. with
city water. Priced at $3.50. with
$500 down.
NOAH [. DOVE.
Maple Ave, Vienna. Va. DU. $4,000.
Ewes Call Mr.. Dudley. DU. 5-7333
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OPEN SATURDAYS. SUNDAYS
RIPLEY g. ROMER, INC
Realtors Gaithersburg 200
VESTS NEW CATALOGl

Eastern Shore Eastern Pennsylvania
catalog. Jam-packed from cover
to cover with the latest farm. home
and business bargains. Completely
different. you may find exactly
what you want at the price you
want to pay. IT'S FSEE! VESTS.
WSE-3. 1926 Western Sav. Fund
Bids. Phila., Pa.
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LOTS WANTED from % to 40 with
utilities in or available: immediate
purchaser. E,, as Also acreage within Is
. CALL JIM CRAVEN
Arthur l.. Walters Co.
IA. 7-52O0 Q till 9 IA. 2-4141
BUILDER Will buy acreage suitably
priced, for subdivision of medium
or low-priced homes. Virginia pre-
OR
viii subdivide, build and sell for
owner. Ma. S-O0l0
PARTY WANTS to buy from owner,
single or donble lots, any section:
will pay all cash. Box 265-H, Star.
IL ACRES of ground in vic. of Gettys-
burg, Pa. or Christmas, Fla, re-
auested. Cash no object. OIL. 2
5591.
CHARLES COUNTY-PictureSqu Hill
I'd. frontage. Some woodland with
stored. W Price, ss.45o. 'cS Cash. $500:
balance monthly.
NEAR DENTsVIILE-26 acres of
rich bottom land bordered by active
sm some woods ase H Prfse, ss5dS 81 daSmesss eass,
$500; balance monthly.
level lot Of Las acres with 150-ft.
frontage on State road. Price, Ss95.
Cash 5000; balance monthly.
SOUTH MARYLAND REALTY co.
Rte: 301 below. Waldorf. Midway
S-3701 or La Plata 671l
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fLoRIoAPRoPERTY


FREE CATALOGUE
8 ofifces. Central, Gulf and e. Coast.
Write us your wants AMER, REAL.
TY. p. 0. Box 1902. Deianc. Fla
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Warrenton's Gold Coast

or. 1856 or. 4-sQ35
-2e
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LOTS WANTED from 10 to 40 with
purchaser. Also. acreage within IS
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DEVELOPMENT SITE Of approxi-
mately "a wooded acres for pos
sibly SIS houses. 910-ft. frontage
on main road Lanham Heights.
City water telephones and cleo
tricity. Close TO complete shopping
area and good transp. Priced Tor
quick sale: Miss. 2aker. DI. 7-3l SO.
MARSHALL J: WAPLE CO,
ReaItor. 1924 l4th ST.. AID. 4-200S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
X little girls swim suits
So, 3~2oo

800 swim suits, 2-piece Iostex in prints and
solid coIors. Sizes to 3x, 4 to 6. Also
group Of assorted pIoxclothes.
Down stoin Store nfonts and ToddIers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
X semi.annual clearance
Citation shoes

regularly S.95 to 995
300 pair Citation shoes, including pumps,
sandals, medium or high heels; in white or
beige Sizes 412 to 9, "A to 3. Not every
size in every style.
Other Citotion shoes in stock at 8.95 and 9.95
100 poir Enno Jettiek shoes in clearance.
Pumps, strops and ties in potent, white, blue
or black. Sizes 4l7 to 9, AAAto c. Not every
style in every size or color 5.S5
Other Emo Jettcks in stock at 9.95 and 1925
200 pair wonen's denim play shoes, foam
crepe sole, oxford and espodriIle styles. Sizes
g.. Regularly 2.9o. 1879
Down Stos Store Women's Shoes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
savings In fabrics

10 yards cotton veive-
feen, So" wide, purple,
amber, yellow and
0fdr A.
$50 yards Reyon RGbby
bark cloth, end glitter
bark cloth in red, blue,
oroy, yellow and chor-
Down Stoirs Store. lnexpensi'
North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
save on boys knit shirts
,.....,,, >. S. q 1'oo

y 500 first quolity knit shirts by Heolthknit,
nyIon reinforced collars, white and solid color
in rib Or mesh we've styles Sizes, small,
medium and large.
100 poir double knee, Sonforized washable,
blue jeons, sizes 6to To- Were 2.2o,
l.5o; z for 800
q 100 irreeulor swim trunks from famous
makers. Boxer style, broken size range. #
perfect $50 to 3.95----------------l.69
- 100 boys white cotton T-shirts, nylon
reinforced necks. Sizes, small, medium and
Jorge Regularly 6oc------55e; 2 for Loo
Down s.ois stors Boys clothns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
items starred also at Bethesda Budget Store
not remnants on sale $50

big values in white hats
regularly 49c to &c
200 white hats in lace, pique and strows;
wide assortment Of styles. many large brinns.
Down Stairs Store, Millinery
4 girls bathing suits
=. >, ). >, 1.ss
l2ooirls' bathing suits inwide ronee Of styles
and colors. Sizes to ] 4.
Down stoirs Store Girls Apparel
handmade linens Eaeh ~
1000 il group, including 5-piece bridge sets,
3-piece vanity sets, 2-Piece applique towel
sets, Apiece ronie dish-toWel sets, 3-piece
chor-bock sets ard PilloWcose sets. Fobrics
include linen, royon, silk, ronie and fine cot
tons in drownwofk, oppenzeI, cut work and
applique.
Down stos Store. Budget Homefurnhno North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
unusual gill Items
Soc

395 pieces in group including weeden
shoe shine box, esrshenweFe water
sprinkler. covered jam jar with psasent
motif, black N,etal eeadie warmer end
ribbon -tied bandeaus. =
Down Stoirs Store, Budget
Homefurnishincs, North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
misses and women's dresses reduced

misses and Women's dresses reduced
Regularly s9o to 1925 ~
$50 dresses, including nylons and Benz
berg royons Many styles, many colors, in
GLIDING solid colors and prints. A few classic
and coat styles. Bemberg royons in l61z to
24lz, nylons in. Il to 20, l6Iz to 22a.
Down Stairs Store Misses and Womens Dresse.
X haIiers and boIeros
500 corser hoIters cotton prints and solids in pastel
colors and white. Were Soc, 5oc--------z for LOO
$50 boleros Of white woffIe pique, short sleeves,
shawl colIor Sizes II to 81 Were l.oo-----i.69
Down Stairs Store tiondkerebiefsond Flowers
junior dresses and cord suits
500 junior dresses, cotons include sunbocks sheers
and broodcloths in mary colors, solids and prints
Were 8o5 to lOo5------------------
IS cord suits, styles ii cotton: oroy, red or blue
In reoulor stock. l095------------------
Down ssain s.ors. Junior Miss Apperl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
special values in sporiswear

100 pairs shorts, rreeulors terry cloth and cotton
prints in misses sizes II perfect, 2e5 to 3o5
l.55; z for 800
poplin and denim styles. Were 5.oe---------3.99
200 dresses, cottons or Benberq royons; and
piece styles. Misses and shorter sizes Were 8o8.
500
800 cotton shorts. Bermuda shorts and pedal pushers
Were T. 90 and 3.eo------------------
Down stoirs Store. sportsweor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
4 unusual values in mems sports shirts
10

$500 first quality sports shirts, short sleeves
for summer comfort, cool Sonforized cotton
skip dent Weoves Convertible neekIne, two
chest. pockets. White and Postels. Sizes
small to large.
Down Stairs Store, Mems Furnishings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
\ white costume jewelry
regularly 100 Oc for
please add W. y

800 pieces in group Of white summer jewelry
including necklaces and eorrinos You'll
want several sets to spark your summer en-
sembIes. Chokers and regular length neck
loces.
Down stoirs Store JeweIy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
first quality and irresnlars
K cotton bl0uses

first quality and irregHldrs
x cotton bl0uses
if perfect I99 to 500
200 bIousss, first quality end irFesu-
lars Of faMaous MokeB, Msostly cot
toms, long and shoFt-sleeve styles.
solids and stripes. Broken sizes end
eoloFs.
Down Stairs Store, Blouses
Infants dresses, shirts
were now
100 ehiIdEen's dresses
in cotton, several
styles and colors. Sizes
l to 3, 3 to 6x, bro 1880
ken ro1Qe ----- L.S6 S9e
100 boys shirts. short
! sleeve, sports shirts;
sizes Z to 7------- l.6e 7Se
. Down Stairs Store, infants
first quality and seconds
nyl0n nose
3 for 100
If perfect Sc TO I.65
500 pairs nyIon hose, first quality and
seconds Of famous mekes. Business
shesrs end shseTs. Broken sizes and
eolon.
Down Stoirs Store, Hosiery
Irregular jewelry cases
1.99
If perfect 4.0S and 5.9S
so jewelEy cases in simulated isather
with 24-kt. gold toolins. Ivory oniy.
Down Stoirs Store, JeweIY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
seconds Of dinnsrWare
So piece set
if perfect 1920

II sets Of tulip and rose patterned pottery
dinnerwore sets, factory seconds, no chips or
cracks, in foct you have to look hard to find
imperfections. Service for includes eight
lOh" dinner plates, cups, soucers, breed
and butter plates, soup plates, fruit dishes,
one vegetable bowl, one meat plotter, one
covered sugar and one creomer.
Down soirs Store Budget Hoetnishnos North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15

5 oeeesionoI tables, oil dsmsseds but
eesily repoiFsd or FefiNished.
Down Stoirs Store, Budget
Homefurnishines. North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
save on foundations, eorssis

save on foundations, corseis
so foundations with inner belt, cotton brocode
Broken sizes. Regularly 5.o5---------------3.9S
so sidshook eorssts. cotton brocode; broken sizes
Regularly 5.S5
Down Stoln Store. conets and Bros
misses suits greatly reduced
100 misses suits, cotton cords, royon shorkskns,
chromesPuns and linen-lke royon Weoves Short and
Iona sleeves dressy and classic styles. Navy, pink,
blue, oroy. Sizes 10 to 10. Were 1925 to l4e5,
so misses cotton cord SUITS unned, long sleeves;
boby cord and regular cord suits, ton gray, blue.
Sizes 10 to 8. Were l4.o5 --------------l1.00
Down stors Store. coots and Suits
summer cotions clearance
regularly 49c to &c Il
1000 yards Of cottons, including percoles,
broodcloths, muslins, no-ron Plisses, flannel
cites, plains, prints; color-fost, some Sonfor-
lied, all shrink-resistont. Some are short
lengths, most are bolts
Down stoirs Store. inexpensive Fobres North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
childrens' shoes

eIllIuFellS SHOES
we're now
100 peirs boys rem
mis- shoes, low oxfords
in white, 2h to s;
growing girls rubber
sole play Shoes, 4 to 2.65 to
8---- $50 1.ss
so pairs ehildrer's !,
Shoes, dress styles,
white Golf Or black
patent, some growing
girls styles in the $500
group ------- 7.95 3.99
Down stoirs Store, children's Shoes
save on junior dresses
we're now
IS Junior dresses in
royon foiile or cotton.
Mary STYLES and col $3.50
o1s IN solids or prints 1895 $50
Is Junior dresses in
cotton, including sun
backs and dressy styles
in rcyon toffeto. Solid e.95 to
and prints --------- 1925 500
Down Stoirs Store, Junior Miss Apparel
Women's casual shoes
1.ss
vere 500
IS pain women's easusI shoes IN
mesh with leethsE trim. Asserted eel-
ors; sizes a 10 3.
Down Stairs Store. Women's Shoes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
savings on spreads, curtains

savings on spreads, curtains
800 chenille bedspreods, medium weight, multi
coIors in doowood overoy on white, full size, in blue,
rose green or oold-coor overIoy. Regularly 1875,
500 chenille bedspreods heovy solid color in postes
with decorative seIf-tone overloy Pink, white blue,
maize and light green. Full size. Regularly ee5,
7.95
$50 Tier curtains solid color pisse and Scranton lace
For kitchen or dining room. 90
$50 rubber pillows, medium size in nodded foam rub
Der with pink or blue; royon toffeto cover-----499
$50 iumbo-size pillows Of nodded foam rubber white
muslin ZIP eover-----------------
$50 kins-size pillows, foam rubber with zip closure
white muslin cover-------------------
Down stors Store Budget Homefunishinos North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
save on maternity wear

. s = . +
3-2-piGes suits. skirt
ond n1otchino jacket,
short sleeves, konoo-
roo skirt, postel royon 1925 S.2l
3-2-piees suits.
kangaroo skirt, short
sleeve jocket, navy and
light blue royon---- 6.o5 GIL
10 jackets end z
piece dressy Esyon
suits, prints and
checks, short sleeves;
broken sizes -- 500 $50
6 jackets end skiFss,
sopGrafes sRd 2-piees
dresses, with plaid
jacket, solid skirt, sep
orote skirts, dark cole
ors, jockets red or
light blue ----- $50 ATS
30 nurses uniforms,
white. short and long,
sleeve styles; broken
sizes; button front 500 $50
Down Stairs Store, Maternity Dresses
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-06-26
YWcA GOALS

Continued from Page One
sented by Mrs. Robert Ma
son, president Board; Miss
Faye Coates, executive d.
rector; Mrs. Morris Gregg
er, secretary; Mrs. Lillian
Howell, Health Education
director; Mrs. Beth Zatta,
Young Adult director, and
Mrs. j. E. Stockton, Cen
tennial chairman for Roa-
noke. The Orange avenue
YWCA was represented by
the chairman of Admins
tration, Mrs. Madge J.
Wheaton, Miss Elizabeth
Jordan, executive director,
and Mrs. William M. Scott.
finance chairman. Miss Bar
bara Wheaton was guest of
the group.
Roanoke delegates were
especially proud and happy
when Miss Mary A. Gay
was introduced to the con-
ference as the new member
of the National Staff South
ern Region. Miss Gay, who
recently received her MS.
from the Atlanta School of
Social Work, is former Y
Teen director of the Orange
Avenue YWCA and is pleas
antly remembered here by
her many friends.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-06-26

of Richmond High and Nor
NAL School, Richmond, Va,
holds the distinction of be-
ing the first teacher in
Darlington. Their h o m e
which was next to the church
is now the parsonage. Mrs.
Wimbush (the mother) is
the mother of the church,
being the oldest member.
The church, which began
with a membership of ID
families, has a membership
now of $50.
DR.. Wimbush has been
president of the Old Do
minion Dental Society. She
is a member of the YWCA,
Co-mom. on administration,
Council of Church Women,
the NAACP, Glossila Art
Club, and Alpha Kappa AL
pha sorority.
Attorney L. Carey of
Charlotte Court House, Va,
who also received his ABB.
and LID. from Howard
University, is her husband.
They maintain offices in the
same building.
The DIR. believes that she
has been partly responsible
for several female dentists
in the state. She takes her
civic obligations seriously
and is always willing to
help and share. If she has
a pet philosophy it is doing
the best you can in all stu.
ations. If she has any pet
desire, it is to see more
women dentists in her state
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-06-26
Jehovah's Witness
Group To Attend
State Meeting

Approximately SO dele
gagates and interested per-
sons from the Roanoke City,
East Congregation of Je-
hovah's witnesses are pre-
pairing to attend a Watch
tower district assembly in
Richmond, Va, June 24-27.
Theodore Jourinette, con-
gregational supervisor des-
cribed the assembly as a
"huge-scale four-day SEM
mar of Bible discourses, for
ums and dramatized discus
sions designed both for pub
lie consumption and for
the training and advance
ment of public ministry of
Jehovah'S witnesses"
"The local Bible educa-
tional work of our ministers
a result of the instructions
will expand considerably as
and training we are going to
receive at Richmond" Mr.,
Jourinette said.
An official estimate OF
10000 people are expected
at the assembly, he announ-
ced.
Featured on the program
will be officials from the
New York World headquar.
ters of Jehovah's witnesses
In 1868 Jehovah's wit.
nesses from this area at.
tended the Watchtowel
World Assembly in New
New York where 165,OO(
people from nearly 100 coun
tries gathered for eight
days.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-06-26
TRIBUNE SALTUES .

Continued from Page One
daughter of Mrs. Julia VIM
bush Hayes. Because of her
fathers passing in the early
years of her life, she is ever
mindful of her obligation to
her persevering mother who
was her main stay while in
college and dental school.
Although the possibilities
for greater financial re-
turns might have been rea-
lied in some other city, DR..
Wimbush states that she has
no regrets. Any conference
with her divulges her hu-
manitarian interests and she
smilingly admits that she
lends a sympathetic ear to
any who might be needing
it.
DIR. Wimbush's father or
gained and helped to build
what is now known as Dear
ington Baptist Church, pres
emily pastored by the Rev.
Earl Johnson. He was a
graduate Of Wayland Acad-
envy which is now Virginia
Union University.
Her mother, a graduate
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-06-26
lnterracial "Y-Teen' Camp Girls
Girls From Three Southern States
Discuss Indignation at Brevard, NC.

One of the highlights was
the panel discussion of the
recent ruling on segrega-
ton. Some of the questions
were:
Q-Do you agree with the
Supreme Court DECISION?
Ayes. 1t was bound to
happen, but at home l am
afraid it will be different
to mix, but at camp / have
learned it can be done.
Q-What do people gen.
orally think about this de-
cision?
A-Newspapers and most
people seem to think it will
not work. Adults work up
themselves over things and
make it hard. Teenagers are
ready to accept it.
School: Q-Do you think
that beginning the desegre-
cation in September will be
too soon?
Ayes. The people have
not had time to think.
A No. If the people
want it, it can be done eff
fectively. The longer we put
it off, the longer the prob
lem confronts US.
Off and VIII en- our
schools are integrated, what
adjustments will we have to
make?
A-No adjustment neces-
sary, since we're all one race
the human race.
Q-Would it help if both
races learned the history of
the other?
Ayes, in order to un-
derstand each other better.
Q-Do Negroes want in
tegration or equal facilities
A-Equality, period.
Q-How will the ruling
affect teachers?
A-The shortage of white
teachers will balance the sit
uation.
Q-Do you think more
people will go to private
schools, and how will it af.
feet the races?
A-No need to run away
from the problem. Many
private schools are church
supported and they, too, are
breaking down the barriers
OWL integrated schools
lead to interracial marriag.
es?
Alt is an individual
problem. Each must decide
for himself.
Miss Myrtle l.. Gentry il
Y-Teen director of Orange
Avenue Y.W.C.A. She &C.
companied the girls to Camr
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