davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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exceedingly impractical cock
tail and evening clothes.
He showed spherical skirts,
spiral draped with chiffon,
giving his models brandy glass
figures.
4 4 y y
A rather subdued Schu-
berth showed on the last after
noon of the Italian fashion
openings.
The major part of his COL
lection was sober, dignified
and devoid of the drama that
once made his clothes wear
able only by expresses and
opera singers. He showed
wide capes, split up the back
to allow for dfacula type en-
frances.
Schuberth has a fling with
fur, as have many Italian de-
signers this season. For day.
time, he trimmed black capes
with small mink collars,
white winter coats with black
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-25
THE COLLECTIONS
Italian Designers
Wind Up Showinqs

FLORENCE, Italy, July rs
R.-Italian fashion shows
wound up in a blaze of color
and a profusion of strange
Silhouettes.
EMILIO found inspiration
for his famous Capri clothes
in the parti-colored banners
and medieval costumes of
Siena. He named his collec-
ton "Palio." for a traditional
amateur horse race run twice
yearly by entries from Siena's
II rival districts.
Emilio borrowed the colors
and coats of arms of the dis
tricts. called eagle, ram, wave,
owl and dragon, and inserted
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them in vivid cotton prints and
solid color velvet.
The combinations of color
are exciting. Zig gags of black
flashed across diamonds of
scarlet and yellow. Purple is
saShed with coral. Turquoise
and crimson join with black,
sky blue and pink.
Roman ROBERTO CAPUC-
CT, Italy's youngest designer
who made fashion history
with unique. black draperies
at the last 'showings, disap-
pointed his admirers a little.
Striving too hard to maintain
his reputation for originality,
Capucci came up with some
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was called the cocoon.
Dresses were wrapped around
their wearers,
Marucelli favored long, slim
tunics for day dresses and
narrow sheaths under flowing
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Persian and q cocoa suit with
ermine.
\ y \
GERMANA MARUCELLI,
well-known Milanese coutu-
rier, also showed. Her line
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draperies and bouffant over
skirts for evening.
= -
4 Fashion Designer GUmI
seems intent upon making no
Continued on Page B-9, Col, ;
Evening star., 1956-12-26

the next phase of the with
drawal of Israeli troops from
Sinai.
They were reported to have
discussed, ,-technical matters on
the further withdrawal, but
neither he nor Gen. Dayan
would elaborate. Gen. Burns
said further particulars would
have to come from U. N. head
quarters.
Israeli forces have withdrawn
to line 46 miles east OF the
Suez Canal and are scheduled
to pull back by January 10 to
Ell Arish, in Northeastern Sinai
only 80 miles from the Israeli
frontier.
Yugoslav, Danish. Norwegian
and Colombian units of the
U. N forces are occupying the
evacuated territory. But theil
movements by land are slow be.
cause of minefields laid snc
roads blown up and ripped up by
the withdrawing Israelis.
1t is expected the new airlift
VIII carry troops from the cana
zone headquarters to Ell Arish
Evening star., 1956-12-26
u. n. Will Move
Troops 70 Sinai
In Own Planes

TEL AVN. Israel, Dec. 26 (Pl.
Maj. Gen. E. L. M. Burns. said
today the United Nations Emer-
gency Force will be equipped
with its own aircraft and will
airlift police troops into the
Sinai Peninsula.
The Canadian commander of
the U. N. force told newsmen
the planes will be used pri-
marily for communications and
a transport.
II don't think would start
bombing" he added jokingly.
Gen. Burns conferred for so
minutes at LYDIA Airport with
Mai. Gen. Moshe Dayan, chief
of staff of the Israeli forces, on
Evening star., 1956-12-26

that urged the Israelis to with
draw called upon Egypt to de-
sist from raids into Israel. But
why should only Israel be ex-
pected to comply with this reso-
luton? Why should Egypt be
allowed to get away with her
violations which bring death and
destruction in their train?
What is now the U. N. going
to do to secure Israel's right to
free passage in the Suez Canal
to keep the Gulf of Aqaba open
to shipping and to stop the mur-
derous fedayeen?
"We are waiting for the an
swers.'
Evening star., 1956-12-26
Cunodiun Roll Unions
Authorize Strike Vote
MONTREAL, Que. Dec. rs tPl.
The Brotherhood Of Locomc-

which has an airfield in opera
ton.
Gov. Burns did not say who
would supply the planes or
specify the number. There was
speculation these would come
from Canada.
Asked by a neWsman whether
troops were following behind the
u. N. troops on Sinai, Gen. Burns
replied there would be a large
distancev between Israeli troops
and any Egyptians that may be
on the peninsula.
Evening star., 1956-12-26
Mexicuns Quit Form

MEXICO, Dec. 26 up. -Mexi-
cans are quitting the farm for
the city, even as in the United
States. Latest statistics show
42.6 per cent of the population
live in cities ana STA per cent
on farms. In 1910 7l.3 per cent
of the Mexicans lived on the
farm.
Evening star., 1956-12-26

the possible Israeli withdrawal
from the GAIA Strip, territory
administered by Egypt after the
1949 armistice and seized by
Israel in October.
Mr.. Ben-Gurion said he would
not 60 beyond his statement last
week that Israel never will al
low Egypt to occupy the dis
puted strip again.
Walter Eytan, director gen.
eral of the Foreign Ministry. is
sued statement denouncing
Egypt for fedayeen (commando)
attacks of the past two days.
While we are withdrawing
our forces steadily from Egypt
in good faith and loyal to the
Evening star., 1956-12-26

U. N. resolution-Egypt is OPEN
ly violating that U. N, resolu-
tion and boasting about it" Mr..
Eytan said.
"Fedayeen raiders operating
under orders from Cairo are
harassing our villages and COM
munications.
"At the same time we. see the
Egyptians getting back the ter
ritory from which they mounted
all their attacks against Israel
They are getting it back,
thanks to U. N. action. What
guarantee is there that they will
not again put it to evil uses?
"The same U. N. resolution
Evening star., 1956-12-26

tive Firemen and Enginemen
today authorized a strike vote
among its members employed
by the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way. The union has rejected
Evening star., 1956-12-26

recommendations Of a board Of
conciliation.
The Cancellation board recon-
mended wage increases Of IL
per cent. The brotherhood
sought a 25 per cent increasela
Evening star., 1956-12-26
IsroeI Says Egypt Defies
U.N. on Commando Raids

JERUSALEM Israeli Sector 26 49-Isael yesterday
defying the Nations call
commando raids
The Ministry also showed rising irritation the
way the u N handling the Middle East crisis.
Parliament Premier David BenCurion refused to discuss
Evening star., 1956-12-26
Both Stores
Open Thursday
Night til 9

Odd lot OF Living Room Fromed Pictures
modern or troditionoI-Volues from 7.o5 TO
'o.9o. your choice ----- 24o
Evening star., 1956-12-26

Mossive Lounge choir gold note-
losse cover 1900 $500
Group Of Imperial Of Grond
Ropids Tobles choice of cockto
end or ompl l,---- co 5995 1895
French Provincial Lounge Choir
and ottomon - 1900 1900
French Provincial Aeoeio Break
front $500 $500
SOTO fo"---e-~~------.------~ $4,000 1862
Grond Ropids-mode Lawson
Loveseot tr-------------- 1890 lz2.7I
Evening star., 1956-12-26
BARGAINS
HURSDAY-FRIDAY- Y-SATURDAY

TH you'll
We've lowered oil incredibly odds ends and eforheve oil
Many eooks and exchanges reuce just flood Hor
You'll profit think
-, I phone order
Evening star., 1956-12-26

30" Crescent Front Soto with
loose pillow back (sprinodown
cushions 695oo $4,000
Revolving Drum TobIe ceerefte,
completely equipped with crystoI-
wore s95oo. 1890
sxtro-wide French Provincial
Wing Chair 15o m 10 m
Crotch MohOsony Top Regency
Lamp TobIe 73ooo ,I33 m
6-Pe. Crotch Mohogony Regency
Bedroom Suite t72" triple dresser
mirror chest. bed 7 mite stondsl lOo5OO $500
Woshoble Plastic chaise LOUNGE
los is, 6oe5 1888
Mahogany Lft-o-Iid Powder TobIe 1000 1895
Evening star., 1956-12-26
27"x36" Scatter Rugs-royons, cottons, wools
assorted coIors Values from $50 to $50
Now 1888

Imported Acocio so" credenzo $500
Jamestown Lounge Solid ook
Round TobIe with four copton
choirs leother and foam seots) : 498.oo
Union NotionoI 9-pe. Dining
Room Suite, French provincial
fruitwood finish -------------l2 $500
8-pe. Modern LINED 0ok Dining
Room Suite buffet, toble, arm
choir, 5 side choirs) ---------- 498.oo
7-pe. Modern Grey Mahogany
Dinette Suite ---4------ 34o 90
Jamestown FeudoI Oak S-pe.
Dining Room Suite tchino top,
server base, toble, buffet, a side
choirs) 90
Evening star., 1956-12-26

Lawson T-eushion Tapestry Love-
sect --------- 1880 s7zs
2-pe. Solid Mohoaonv Grand
Ropids- French Provincial
Sectional Soto (nylon cover) $500 344.T
Modern MorbIezed Surfboord
coektoiI TobIe 1900 $3.50
Group Of Modern Lime Oak To-
bles tchoice Of cocktail, lamp or
step) ca 1895 2442
2-pe. Modern KroehIer Living
Room Suite ttoost tweed covert 25900 1890
2-pe. Modern KroehIer Living
Room Suite in fine quality bouce
cover 3loOO 1913 90
2-pe. Modern Living Room Suite
with foam cushions 298 90 1880
Modern Foom Rubber Cushion
Soto, sooIess construction l75OO 1880
2-pe. ChorneI-b back GVond
Ropids mode Living Room
Suite $500 ses2s i
Evening star., 1956-12-26

Custom made Ape. Bed
room Suite by American of
Botesville. crotch mahogany
inloV tfull-Ienoth mirrored
vanity, valet chest, bed, mite
stondl -- G
Evening star., 1956-12-26

Solid Mohosony Vietorion Love-
sect A--l--4----@s-- 239oo H767
2-pe. Grond Ropids mpde fruit
wood finished solid mahogany
French Provincial living room
suite --------------------- $500 $1,000
Massive MoteIosse Fon Back
chair 1920 1875
French Provincial Frutwood Arm
cnoR ----------------- IZS.OU ZS.So
Imported Hond-cored z-pe.
French Living Room Suite - oo5.00 $500
NoturoI Tweed Lounge Choir
(foon rubber cushion) 8oo5 56.73
EIoboroteIy Carved Mahogany
Armchair - - 1900 29A4
Grip Arm Fon-boek Choir $500 eS75
Wide Assortment Of Mod
eFn, FulI-sixe PoneI Beds in
cordovon mahogany, grey, or
charcoal -------- $500 z466
Evening star., 1956-12-26

Simmons Heath -pedie Mottress
or Box Spring in discontinued
ticking full or twin size 5995 1922
Simmons New Yorker Twin-sx
Mottress lone only ------- $3.50 44.40
Simmons Smootheose FuII-size
TuffIess Mottress - 6995 AIT
U. S. koylon Rubber Mattress
with matching box spring. full size
los ISL --@---------s- Set iZ99o S6.JZ
cored Top Regency Sofa. broeo-
tee cover ----..-- $4,000 l9S.00
Nylon ond Foam T-eushion
Lounge Choir IN oquo- -------- 1000 59.I5
Evening star., 1956-12-26

Modern Spice WoInut FuII-size
Bed e995 1888
5-pe. Modern Grey Mohoeony
Bedroom Suite (doube dresser,
mirror, chest. bed ntestondl 26900 1925
Modern Grey WoInut Mite Stond 1895 9.6z
Modern LINED ook Double
Dresser and Mirror - 1895 1915
Modern LINED ook Ape. Bed
room Suite tdresser mirror, chest,
bookcase bed -------- 269oo 1890
Ape. Modern choreool Bedroom
Suite tdresser, mirror, chest,
bookcase bed) ----------- 26900 l96.00
Fruitwood Ape. Modern Bedroom
Suite triple dresser, mirror,
chest bookcase bedl 10000 296.o0
Gunstoek WoInut Modern Bed
room Suite with pewter hondesl $4,000 $4,000
Simmons green Corduroy
Double Studio --------- 1900 1888
Evening star., 1956-12-09

10 isasstcz a7sl Z. y. ssis,s
tcsstnsss - hsIi PsSsj
Evening star., 1956-12-09

PIANO. new Winter console; cost
979b. win sell my equity for $500,
you take over $500 bal, pay. S13.7f
monthly Call ia. $4,000, Ext. 527.
PIANO, s-ft. grand. period design,
brown mahoR.; l owner. co. o.
Evening star., 1956-12-09
1aIRRIEt@RRoAoHE: r. 4 Es''TIsH .!gsss s'n'''

anStii sonSItios ~ caii i'i ~ is.gS7l ~ 5000
ssssl.iss IS sac ''f5Ei' 81 s.ssss sss
kitshsn siEs. s0od eoad.; so on
e-l351.
nANGE, gaas Maeie Chef. sO-in
excel. cond. cal NO. s.ssiS'
RANCE. Mask Chef. Fas. 2i-in
Golf clubs ana bag DaVenpoft
kD 2-sssa after 3 pE Mon
REcORD PLIYgR. RcA. 'BS modsi
complete with home ampilfef Ike
new, sg6 ~ a.3igi
aEcORD CABISIT. rnahosany. al
garietT RECORDS. exesi cond Heaf
10 e-eHls
nIC0aD PLAYGR. a-spssd portabs
pgss9nie Ike nsS: bafEain o.
KkFRIGEnATOE. Wssrnnhouas IL
cu - 2-dT fefer, anf ffefIff Llke
bsE Betf edff 10 f-0f3e
EETHICERaTOne. sass 70. Rean /.
issSll rsftks ss5s sE. ~ i', Z. IA s.ssaS ssss3S,
REVKICERATOa, sft-sg - ias
arm thair. hsnt -cfothssst oet.
fprsafs "a. a-a7as.
hlgGfCEaATon--7-s9 81 ceiesg9t
Hefit chi ranes bo,h 7taft
~. Bsst e9sf. 70. s-s57a
Evening star., 1956-12-09
&c THE SUNDAY STAR
MIscEL. SALE Cont

" Washington, D. G.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 0, 1886
Evening star., 1956-12-09
FURNITTJRE
FURNITURE SALE
2447 18th st. NV.
co 5-5IIG

~ANANA = AgI OIAIIL
Tremendous savings on brand new
better-grade bedrm. din. rm., liv.
nm beddinE Modern, Earlv Ameri-
can, French and Italian Provincial.
Factory closcOutS samples and sur
plus stock at lowest prices. regRrdless
OF big discounts offered elseR here
Stahler'S Furniture Co.
sic 18th st. NV. RE. S-i3i0
Evening star., 1956-12-09

SEWING MACHINE, Singer, electric
portable and ElectroluZ VIC. 935
each IA 2.ti02
SEWING MACHINE, elec. blond
cabinet. never been USED 2-pc
I22 g eacni extension ladder IN
+ 4-e3if
sEWINC MAcgINE: excellent SINGER
I portable .feaihElfNeifht. with case.
( $50 30 MAX ZWEfG BCNS IAC
( g37 ID a. nv. MI s-GffS.
sEWING MACHINE, Wsstingh01ss
electric, MAHOGANY console pufs
chased 1858, seldom uasd, reason.
able. OIL i.5fN7
SEWING MACHINES. hne portabis
With reverse, t2g, Others S24 Hg
See them today II 7-g3OO
SWING MACHINE, round bobbin
ton vii deliver Hk Z S.5sff
SEWING MACHINE, sinner confols
7 cost Sl11y sell Sf3, brit offer. Oi.
burner. S3b. RA 3-bo27
sgWTNG MACHINR. Pfss- Wsssibe
house. fun sire. ilghtgeigbt, asat
backward and forward 40. Hnc
many other terrific bargains ~ "a
count prices BROTHETte SEWING
MACHINE, INC. 7ZOO New Hamp.
EvEs TILL 3. vi. 5-2kss
sEWfn0 MACHINE BALE
inseI slseirl. porissls. ~ gof
$500 soS 500 50. Vikins zls.
Ss5y. SSs5 S2r'1sis;s Sa' 1as.is;si,' ,''h'" 'sia b''
sExIAsI. Hgisn lsatiEs sea
cene, Cost yz29. eskinE s75 Alao
ba1seh 4 Lomb aifcfaft aeHtant.
can b. used for nautical paFpsaea
sz0. also Chronomslsf wateh 10
sass Hamiltgs zl.levsl psfffs'
eore cost sizs. saking $50 ~,
hs,i $40 D. . ~ '5ias3ssl '''1"
sHOPsMITH. 80 ER ane setsass-
fisS lnsiaoins ~ saF cctt s82s.
tgli s23S ~ s-N22
sHOPfMiTm. MODE EP. Win ftan1
ts-hp motor. meftifirg sitarf.
TIT ~ ss,f5 s.s1 1sll. 'na i''h' i's'''
AHOTGUE ig.asqss reninfisn
Hcsrf9nan autsmatif ilgf nsW 40.
~ f.4ai0. Hp 4.f4te
sHOTOtN, css barre hamnsfssi
~ fal1s teN forc so cal
~ Isis p o. s-1Sts , =.
sHOIOGs. ig.tages eoas't sarfsA
Il q rNfth ENcfffrf tgrflf,fN
gaii fhgsf ans nselass barre -.
sBOWcasr n 80 HAYHfs
Esso sEfvicz. zlos VI as Az
iCo1tingss 81 hsHi PassI
Evening star., 1956-12-09
SCALE
Bottom HOWE
TRUCK SCALE


SET on 2sS / BEAMS
sLIGH~LY USED. EXCEL cOND
Ii. 3-2602 Ii. 3-74li
Evening star., 1956-12-09

fUkNEDin. rm. chairs, 8. mahoT
upholstered in rose top-Rrain
leather peri. cond.. decorator
pieces, cost Sl05. sell S25 es': Gre.
denza buffet, inlaid mahog., silver
and linen, side cabinets. glass top.
nnee piece. peri. eond.. cost s325
pals, ssI SiO0; rugs t2l. handmade
rose and blue. good cond SSS. 4
runner. approx. 3kxs H.. besutiful
coiorlng, good cond., $50; coffee
taoie' feather carved, light WOOD
ana mirror top; TV, Zenith, fiiiI
CABINET. beautiful mahog., I2-in :
mirrors; grapes: pictures and bric-
9 bracs. WO. 6-6g6S.
Evening star., 1956-12-09
RADIO EQUIPMENT

II your shack could use new gear
Tune u in, lend an ear. higt
receivers. parts. antsnnas Al our
prices. you save plenty. % tsli
g. Niek % come and zee. He'll
hnd What you want ~ KsJ.
TRApEs. PAYMENT Plan
Open daily, 3 70 . Pm, Friday.
Q 70 $3.50 pm
KEY EIECTPONTCq
Evening star., 1956-12-09

GUNs--3s revolver. like new. $50;
i sporting rifle, engraved, excel
eond.:. $es; ammun. with both guns
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-03-24
MEMBERSHIP KICKOFF
MEETING OF GYM"
Continued from page one)

Continued from page one)
There will be a television
show over WSLS-TV at 2:3O
pm, Monday, the 26th of
March; a televison show over
WDBJ-TV on Thursday, the
10Th of March at 3:45 pm.
and nightly shows on Radio
Station WROV from March
26-29th at 7:30 pm.
The kickoff meeting is open
to all members and prospec-
tive members. Refreshments
will be served. Memberships
campaign slides will be shown.
William J. Brown is execu-
tive secretary.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-03-24
GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES
AT HILL STREET

Climaxing the Lenten Sea-
son services, a three hour SER
vice will be held at the Hill
Street Baptist Church, 81 Nc
Dowell Avenue, N. w., from
1900 noon until 8 pm. on
Good Friday, March 3Oth.
Seven ministers will preach
on the seven last words of
Christ from the cross. Come
to the service when you can,
leave when you must.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-03-24

- You live better and save money
s6O when you live electrically. But
you also help MAKE MONEY for yourself
and the people in your community and
state. That's because virtually all Appaia.
chan electricity is produced by burning
coal Electricity is coal. Coal BY Wire!
This year Appalachian will buy
100000 tons of homegrown" coal.
Producing this coal will provide l,724
regular jobs at the mines and pay
$7,758,0o0 in mine wages and salaries.
Transporting this tonnage - enough to
fill about 100000 ffty-ton coal cars
creates still more jobs and wages. This
money circulates among the people, in.
creasing prosperity wherever it goes.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-03-24
HOLY WEEK
OBSERVED BY Gil.

Christiansburg Institute will
observe Holy Week Sunday,
March 25th, at 6 pm. in j.
Henry Scattergood Gymnasi-
UNI. Miss Bonnie Mae Perry
of Pearisburg, and a gradu-
ate of Virginia State College,
will be the guest artist. She
will be supported by the
school choir. Troy P. Gorum
is the director of the choir
and j. F. Banks is principal
of the school.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-03-24

business session, Finch was
played. Prizes for best play
ing were awarded to Mrs. Ju-
liza Burgess and Mrs. Ethel
Franklin; second prizes went
to Mrs, Frances Bundick and
Mrs. Ethel \ Franklin; and
third prizes were awarded
Mrs. Ernestine Galloway and
Mrs. Julia Burgess.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-03-24

to another, and pray one for
another, that We may be heal
ed. The effectual fervent
prayer of a righteous man
availth much" James SIG.
Music was rendered by the
Junior Choir and the Jackson
Chorus.
The jackson Chorus will
appear on program at the
N a ural Bridge Baptist
Church, March 25, at 3 pm.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-03-24
BUCHANAN NEWS
Continued from page

(Continued from page q
with a very winsome person.
ality, not for a few people
but for everyone.
She has, lived here for
over, a quarter of a century
and has been a friend to
everyone.
We sincerely hope for a
speedy recovery.
- -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleon Beamer
and family of Washington,
d. c., spent the weekend
with Mrs. Charlie Jackson and
family because of the illness
of Mrs. Eva Patrick.
y 4 y
= Mrs. Pauline Cooke and
daughter, Miss Glenda Mae
Cooke are spending a few
days at home since the i'll
ness of Mrs. Cookies mother,
and Grandmother of Glenda
Mae.
-
Mrs. l.. G.. Burks is solicit
ting membership for the Bur-
rell Memorial Hospital for
the small sum of $1.OO. May
| urge everyone to cast your
membership with the Hospi-
tai Association, for anyone of
us may become victims of cir
cumstance.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-03-24

There's nothing else that will
No perform all the magical jobs cleo.
tricity does in the home. That's why
more and more families are building
AHEkectric homes
Electricity will heat your home or
cool il. Ii will preserve and cook your
food, heat your water, wash, dry and iron
your clothes, clean your carpets, wash
your dishes, operate your clock, heat
your blankets, power your workshop,
dispose of your garbage and perform
many, many other big and little jobs to
make life more enjoyable. Ind be more
electricity yox use, tbe less The cost of doing
each job - because electricity costs less Wben
yoa use ii in larger quantities.
Is it any wonder that more and more
folks, young and old, say Electric Living
Is Best?
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-03-24
COTTAGE COMMUNITY
CLUB

The Cottage Community
Club will meet Sunday, March
% at 5 pm. at Orange Ave
nue. Y.W.C.A., instead of at
the home of Mrs. Epps, as
planned. Members are urged
to attend. Refreshments will
be served. Mrs. Bessie Pat
terson is president and Mrs.
Blanche Markham is publici-
ty chairman.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-03-24
WHERE TO GO

Night of games at YWCA
Friday, March %, $40 pm.
Virginia State College A
Capella Choir in concert, .Ad-
olson High School, Tuesday,
April 10, 8:15 pm.
Blue Revue of 1866 at Book
err T. Washington Jr. High
High, Friday, April 13, 8 pm.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-03-24

Marcos Perez Jimenez, President
OF Venezuela: "We only under
stand by democracy system that,
through practical realization. OBJ
tains the greatest happiness pos
sible social security and the great
est political stability"
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-03-24
THE TRIBUNE

13. Plans were completed for
the annual dance on Friday
night, March 10TH. 20
A most delightful repast
was served by the hostess.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1956-03-24
FINCH SOCIAL CLUB

The Finch Social Club met
at the home of Mrs. Annie
Campbell, 902 Madison Ave
nue., N. w., Wednesday even
ing. Following the regular
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Pibul Songgram, Premier Of Thai
land: There is no truth in the re-
port that we have switched to neu-
trality. We will carry on our policy
Of suppression of Communism"
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AMATEUR NIGHT
FEATURED AT
VIRGINIA THEATRE

The last weeks winner OF
the amateur night program
given at the Virginia Theatre
were the "Teen Age Trio"
Silver Irving, Ruth Roberts
and Eloise Ruckks first prize
Second and third prizes were
awarded Allen Settle and Bob
bic Jean Hunt, soloist. Mr..
J. Ernest CAVITY is NC. of the
program. Mr.. Warren Peters,
pianist.
SPRINGWOOD NEWS
BY Miss Era Washington
The Springwood Baptist
Church held it's regular SER
vice, Sunday, March 10, at
II am.
Rev. R. E. Dawson's text
was, confess your faults one
man availth muchetaoinshrdl
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STAR CITY SOCIAL CLUB
The Star City Social Club
met at the home of Mrs. Pan
sy Walker on Tuesday, March
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TRAILERs tcont.)
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BUS. PRoP.-sALE Cont

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