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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-05-28

Payne, Harvey Peskin, Barbara
Ann Peters, Art Peysha, Richard
H. Pollack, Angelo Pompignano,
Barbara Jo Postle, Robert Howard
Ptak.
Paul A. Radomsky, Donna Val
erie Renton, Natalie Louise Rigg,
Ronald James Rogel, Roy E.
Ronke, jr., James A. Ruck.
Phyllis Sandstrom, Esther Sapia,
Alden M. Saxton, Thomas E.
Schafer, Shirley Jean Schmunk,
Robert Wade Scott, Lawrence B.
Scully, Allen Sebransky, Alvan
Seibert, Ruth Ellen Shankland,
Marc Shapiro, Alan Bob Shifrin,
Nancy Simiele, David ]. Simonis,
Alan Meyer Singerman, Kathleen
M. Skrbin, Lawrence E. Smith,
jr., Janet Sprinkle, Rita Patricia
Stafford, Virginia Joy Thomas,
Beverly Travis, Mary Tsevdos,
Patricia Alice Tulow, Robert
Bruce Turner.
Florence Ann Valentino, Charles
Richard Vath, Philip Ranney
Vaughan, John F. Vecchio, Charles
R. Vogsi, II.
John Michael ]. Walsh, William
F. Walters, Beverly Wood, Allan
John Gamble, Betsy Zowasky.
The National Honor Society Of
ficers are: President, Alan Meyer
Singerman, Vics-President, Phyllis
Ann Friedman; Secretary, Donna
Valerie Renton; Treasurer, Ruth
Ellen Shankland.
Members class of June 1853 are:
Barbara Barnard, Anne Jowett
Crossley, Carol A. Eaton, Fay
Fisher, Phyllis Ann Friedman,
Dolores ]. Gerscheski, Janis Ruth
Green, Nancy Joan Hartland, Mar
garet E. Herbst, Marilyn Hoffman,
Barbara Ann Ierg, Judith Witt
Keller, Lois Kramer, Floyd Myron
Kregenow.
Harold Budd Zimmerman, Nancy
Magnusson, Thomas C. Marshall,
Martha Jean Milewski, Eileen
Marie Mooney, Theresa Nardoia,
jeanne Marie Palicka, Barbara 10
Postle, Donna Valerie Renton, Roy
E. Ronke, jr., Alden M. Saxton,
Ruth Ellen Shankland, Alan Meyer
Singerman, Janet Sprinkle, Allan
John Gamble.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-05-28

May Ciasullo, Mona Ciccotti
George R. Clappas, Virginia Anr
Cleeve, Robert Bernard Coates
John M. Colacarro, jr., Sally Mar.
garet Colchin, Kathleen Conway
Anne Jowett Crossley, Sally Wit
Cummins.
Carl Anthony D'Ambrosia, FREQ
Richard Dassel, Harriet Ann Daw-
son, Merilyn DeMayo, Wayne
Ernest Devore, Leonard M. DiLillo
Richard S. Diritsky, Flossie Marie
Dodson, George William Dostal
Janet Frances Dunlap.
Carol A. Eaton, David Arthu,
Edison, Wilma Elaine Enkler.
Elizabeth Ann Fisher, Fay Fish.
er, Gary Charles Fox, Phyllis Anr
Friedman, Nancy Carlyle Froeh.
Itch, Richard Carl Froehlich
Robert William Furlong.
Raymond S. Gallagher, Ralph
Arthur Gang, Barbara Ann Gar
wood, Anne Mae Gero, Dolores ]
Gerscheski, Francis Leo Gillespie
Sandra Boyd Gochenaur, Martin
Bernard Goldfarb, Nancy Jean
Good, jeanne Grabert, Janis Ruth
Green, Jack K. Greenberg, Georgie-
ann Gumto.
Barbara A. Hall, Charles Fred
Hamilton, Stephen F. Hamilton.
Elliott Homer Hammerle, Miami
Hanson, Nancy Jean Hartland,
Francine flasher, Margaret E.
Herbst, Prudence Hesche, Judith
Louise Hoffman, Marilyn Hoffman,
Irene Margaret Hougland, Kay
Son, Lillian Hughes, Alice Jane
Huston.
Barbara Ann Ierg, S. Ronald
Isaacson, Wilma Jaback, Carole
Lee Jablonski, Betty Ann Jones,
Elaine Jump.
Dorothy Louise Kase, Gordon
Wilson Keller, Judith Witt Keller,
Charles A. Kelley, Robert Frank
lin Kent, John H. Kline, Lois
Kramer, Floyd Myron Kregenow.
LaVonne Ladd, Harold Budd
Zimmerman, Margaret A. Leon
hardt, Phyllis Ann Lowe, Roy
Arthur Lundstrom, Betty Ann
Lutz, Shirley Anne Lytle.
Nancy Lou Mackey, Nancy Mag
nusson, Joseph M. Mancini, John
Paul Manning, Thomas c. Mar
shall, Joyce Ann Martin, Gloria
Jane Marvin, Theodore R. Ma
thews.
Bonnie Mae McCutcheon, Thom-
as R. McGonegal, Janet Mckee,
Louise McGrew, Earl E. McNeilly.
Janet Ileen Mendenhall, Dorothy
Ann Michael, Alex C. Michalos,
Martha Jean Nilewski, Charles
Chester Miller, jr., Edward Carl
Miller, Edward Mimides, Donald c.
Mixer, Eileen Marie Mooney, How
ard Arthur Morse, Gerald Moss.
Theresa Nardoia, Lois Ann
Neider, David Paden, Joanne
Marie Palicka, William H. Park
hurst, Dorothy R. Patterson, Ray
mond Eugene PAUL., Dorothy Ellen
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-05-28
Graduates
The graduates are:

The graduates are:
Joseph Alexander, Anthony j..
Armao, Neil G. Austin.
Fred W. Babcock, Stephen Jo-
seph Barley, Barbara Barch, Bar
bara Barnard, jeanne Elizabeth
Batson, Lois Ann Baumgartner,
Carolyn Ann Benson, David NJ.
Berger, Frances Rosemary Blank,
Robert Henry Blair, Audrey Elaine
Bortner, Warren X. Bower, Bar
bara Ann Bradbury, Melvyn Ronald
Bran, Dorothy Ann Brazus, Ralph
R. Briggs, Philip G. Brussee, Har-
riett Beverly Byers.
John Anthony Carlozzi, Louis
Anthony Carlozzi, Raymond M.
Cefaratti, James H. Childers, Rita
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-05-28

Day Camp for East District Girl
Scouts has announced that activi-
ties will be held at Forest Lane
on June 22nd, 23rd, oath, 25th,
29th, 3Oth, July 1st, and End.
Do you have a daughter in
Scouting who might be interested
in spending a few days out in the
country learning about nature and
sharing ideas with other girls of
her own age? For complete infor-
nation call Mrs. Edward j. Hulse-
bus, MU. 1889.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-05-28
BROWNIE TROOP
Girl Scouts

Girl Scout Troop number 129,
under the leadership of Mrs. Mil
ton German and Mrs. S. Robert
Frazer, has completed the require
ments for the cooking badge. On
June 4th they plan to show off
their skill by entertaining their
Mothers at a dinner which is to
be served out of doors.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-05-28
Scout News

Pack 336 held their meeting at
Chambers School on May goth,
this being the last indoor meeting
until September.
During the u m m L months
meetings will be held at Forest
Hills Park, or neighboring park,
after a picnic supper.
The cubs and their parents
were entertained with baseball
film "Rookie of the Year" starring
Jim Lemon.
The following boys received
awards: Robert Sonday and David
Johnston-Bear book, year Serv-
ice pin; Stephen Webster year
Service pin; Karl Glaser-Silver
Arrow; VIM. Reidel-Weblow
Bedge, 2 Silver Arrows; Keith
Reidel, 2 Silver Arrows; Arthur
Almassey, Silver Arrow, Gold Ar
row Denner Stripes; James De-
Geronimo-Weblow Badge, Gold
Arrow; Russell l. arg e-W u I
Badge; Peter Yenkevitch-Web-
low Badge.
BROWNIE TROOP
On May 26th, Brownie Troop
No. SAG of st. Philomena School
was pleasantly surprised with a
party in the Rectory Hall, cele-
brating its first birthday. Priests
of the parish and mothers Of the
Brownies were present to see the
girls receive their pendants in
special ceremony. Mrs. Frank
Marecz and Mrs. George Huberty
are leaders of this troop.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-05-28

Mrs. Robert Brown, Director of
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-10
Speech Workshop
Will Convene Here
W ednesday, Feb. Is

A workSh p clinic for teachers
OF dramatlCs and forenslcs will be
held at LongWood College. 4 80 to
8 p m. Wednesday, Feb IS, in
Jarman Hall 1t Will be sponsored
Jointly by the School of Speech
Of the University Of Virginia and
Virginia High School League. ac-
cordlnc TO an announcement
from Howard r Richardson. exc
cutive secretary of The lcague
LongWood Collece viii serve as
host 10 thc occasion. with Dr G..
4 S Farley. professor Of dia-
mates at IonCWood College. as
chairman for local ARRANGEMENTS,
Dr j Jeffrey Auer, chairman
Of the Department OF Speech Of
the University Of Virginia, will
address the clinic on the role
of speech in the high school OF
today DR.. Farley and other mem
berS of the LongWood College
faculty Will serve as conSultante.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-10
Valentine Dance
TO Aid Recreation
Seek BIeachers
For New Field

A Valentine dance to benefit
the Farmville Recreation ASsocia-
ton in its preparations for the
LongWood avenue athletic field
will be held Wednesday night.
Feb. ii, at the Modem Woodmen
hall
The Junior Chamber of Com
merce and Rotary Club are assist
ing in preparation for the benefit
dance to provide wide community
backing on behalf OF the fund
raising program of the Recreation
Association.
Among the current projects Of
the Association is one to secure
bleacher seats. Mrs Ann GraZiani
has announced that these are
available at a military installa-
ton IN Virginia and that the
Association Will submit a bid, if
sufficient funds are raised to al
low it.
Mrs Graziani also announced
that the Association is setting it's
sights Oh having the field ready
for baseball this summer.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-10
Buckingham Board
Gives School Bids
Work Will Start
Early In March

Buckingham County School
Board accepted combined low
bid of s523,242 for new white
elementary school and a new
Negro high school at its meeting.
last Wednesday. The contract was
awarded to John w Daniel and
Company. Danville contractors
Starting date for construction
Of schools. which will be built at
the same time. will be early in
March. according to l. S. DriSColl
county superintendent Of schools
The new elementary school for
white children will be built near
the intersection of Routes IS and
20. between Sprouse's Corner and
DillWyn. Site Of the Negro high
school will be about one mile from
the intersection Of Routes Is and
20 on Route 20, the ScottSville
road
Fifteen bids for the two schools
Continued on Pd0e o
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-10

ton with Vocational Emphasis
Week.
Former directors present at the
banquet we're Mrs. John BatkinS,
of Moseley; Mrs. James DeFoe. OF
Rocky Mount. Mrs. John Lennon
of Clover; and Miss Chris Flint,
CT Covington.
Other guests at the banquet in
Guided the Rev. and Mrs. B. r.
Bruner. DR.. and Mrs. Edgar john
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Laing
and Miss Alice Carter. of Farm
vile. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Winders. Miss Page Taylor. and
Miss Dot Daniel, of Richmond.
Miss Frances Hudgins, former
student of Longwood College. who
is now missionary to Siam
home on leave. spoke to BTU
members, Friday night, in con-
nection with Religious Emphasis
Week.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-10
Away Crowds
Bring Double Prizes
AS New Store Opens

Hundreds OF visitors Streamed
through The new Prince Edward
Utility Company store on Main
street for the formal opening FIJI
day and throughout the day Sat
urday
Ten Of the visitors walked away
with handsome prizes. with the
announced Friday award program
being duplicated Saturday when
the huge, runaway crowd APP
peared
Fridays winner were: Mrs. I.
c. Glenn. electric range: Mrs la
Forbes. of Waynesboro, Va, deep
fryer MIS-. r. v Carson coffe-
matte T c.. Coleman Jr., cleo
trio travel iron, and James F.
Silver, Farmville Rt 2, electric
iron.
Saturdays winners during the
repeat performance were: Mrs.
Roy Jameson. home freezer: c.
c. Roberts. electric lamp; Mrs,
w. T. Smith. of Buchanan. Va
deep fryer, H. Josephson, Farm
vile. Rt. /, coffematlc, and Mrs
Ollie St. John. electric travel iron
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-10
State Officer Visits
Farmville Javcees
At I4ongwood House

Edward f. Lane state vice
president. Of Richmond. discussed
membership and a candidate for
q state office from Farmville. at
Thursdays meeting OF the Farm
vile Junior Chamber Of Com
mercc The dinner meeting was
held at LongWood House
Another guest at the meeting
was Henri Emuian director Of
music at tho Farmvillc Methodist
Church Mr. Emurian sang several
selections
President Henry Hubbard an
nounced again the state quarterly
meeting that Will be neld Feb. 10
l. at Bristol Among the Farm
vile Jaycees who will attend this
meeting Will be v V. Gordon,
state director: w. F Watkins, Jr..
chairman of the Jaycee Legisla-
tive Committee: Dave Schobic,
and Mr.. Hubbard.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-10
Tobacco Market Will
Have Tuesday,.
Thursday Sales

The Farmville Tobacco Market
will conduct sales this week on
Tuesday and Thursday with the
first sale starting at the usual
time Support prices will be in ef-
feet both days for the final
cleanup" of the 1852 crop
Across the dark-fired belt last
week gross sales amounted to
630.675 pounds. averaging $3376.
Season sales reached l2.3l6.l20
pounds for a $35 48 average.
Season sales to the pool Asso-
citation now stands at approx
mately 10 per cent Of total sales.
it is reported. The week S average
dropped Al cents below that Of
the previous week
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-10
Agronomy Topics
Will Be Considered
At Five Meetings
In Buckingham

Five meetings to discuss agrO-
nomy problems will be held in
different areas of Buckingham
county. this week. Buckingham
County Extension Agronomy
Committee and r. S. Fills. county
agent. have arranged these meet
ings.
John F. Shoulders. associate
extension agronomist from VPI.
vii be the speaker at these meet
ings. He will discuss such topics
as better use OF idle land. pasture
management. varieties of alfalfa
and corn hybrid and recommend
cd crops and fertilizers. Cash in
on Corn" a movie. will be shown
at these five meetings. also.
Meeting dates and places Will
be Tuesday. Feb TO- at 1870 p. m,
Curdsville School. Wednesday,
Feb. II. at 1870 p. m. Davidson S
cold storage building. and 7:30 p.
m. Andersonville Grange Build
ing; Thursday. Feb. IL. at 100
D. m. Buckingham Courthouse,
and 1880 p. m, Well Water
School
Farmers are urged to attend
one of these meetings. the one
which will be most convenient
The Curdsville ana Anderson
vile meetings will be sponsored
by the Oranges in those areas.
Another highlight of these
meetings will be the awarding Of
pasture certificates to winners of
last years pasture contest.
Members of the agronomy COM
mittee are Joe Steger. Calvin
Morris. G. H Elcan. Jr.. D. H
Rainey. V. C. Proffitt. Lyndel
Connaster. A. B. Jones, r l..
Seay, c. r. Seay and Earl Pate
son. Jr
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-10
ARMY AWOL'S
LEAVE FOR KOREA

The second shipment of soldiers
being absent without leave. were
to fly from Camp Pickett last
week. Their ultimate destination
Korea Like the II Fort Lee SOL
diers who left Richmond these
men were being sent to Camp
Stoneman, Calf. under the Ar
mys new policy of sending con-
victed AWOLS to Korea.
Thirty eight soldiers, the Camp
Pickett public information officer
said left the Blackstone Army
alrflold at p. III. Saturday, for
the port of embarkauon III Cali
fornia Thirty-tWo soldiers were
sent To the West Coast from
Camp Pickett January 27. They
were the first to leave Pickett
under The montbold Army policy.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-10
DULLES TELLS EUROPE
TO HASTEN DEFENSE

U. S. Secretary of State Dulles
is giving the big Western Euro
pean powers rs days to show real
progress in setting up unified
defense or risk cuts IN American
military and economic aid, a
qualified informant said tonight.
The April 20 dead,lle was dis
closed after Dulles. Ill day long
meetings with British leaders.
gave assurance that the United
States will continue Its policy OF
trying to limit the Korean War
and sought to counter their critic
ism of u. S. action OF EormOSa.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-10
T. COLEMAN ANDREWS
TAKES OFFICE OATH

t. Coleman Andrews. SO. Of
Richmond. Va. became the 3lst
Commissioner of internal Reve-
nue. with a pledge to restore the
service to the great reputation it
used to have" last week
Andrews said that under his
administration the giant tax COL
lection agency would serve the
best interests of all the people
of the United States.
Andrews made the remarks to
about 200 revenue agency officials
and employees and treasury Off
Gals after he was sworn into Of
flee. Judge Albert y. Bryan. OF
the East Virginia Z. S. District
Court administered the oath and
Secretary of the Treasury Hum
phrey handed him his commits
sion. signed by President Essen
hover.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-10
Long,uood BTU Observes
AnnirersaryDur'ing Week

Baptist Training Union of
Lngwood College observed its
tenth anniversary, last week. dur
ing Religious Emphasis Week
Miss Lucille Peak is director Of the
union.
About 10 members and guests
attended banquet in LongWood
College Tea Room. Saturday
night Speaker OF the evening was
the Rev Walton Connolly. pastor
of First Baptist Church. South
Boston. who discussed important
dates in the lives of the students.
emphasizing the tenth anniver-
sary and vocational emphasis
dates.
Special guests at the banquet
we're all of the former directors OF
the Baptist Training Union Of
LongWood College These former
residents also lead discussion
groups, Sunday night, III connec-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-10
Jubilee
Prize Winners

First prize. $3.50 merchandise
certificates. Mrs, Sam Tyaylor
Cumberland county.
Second. $3.50 merchandise GER
tlficates, Wallace Shepard Buck
ingham county ALSO 18th Prize
winner
Third. $10l95 merchandise GER
tificates, John # Dean, Buckine-
ham
Fourth. car radio. value $85,
Wilbur Robertson, Buckingham.
Fifth, Elain watch, Mis-. Leslie
Phaup, Buckingham
Sixth, electric blanket, Robert
Hatcher, Cumberland
Seventh, electric blanket, Mrs.
Minnie Ann Moseley Buckingham.
Eighth. auto seat covers. Mrs
Henry Glenn, Prospect.
Ninth u cases Or. Pepper.
Pearl Jones. Buckingham.
Tenth. picnic cooler, Frank
Jameson. Buckingham.
Eleventh, $40 merchandise and
cash, Branch Hendricks, Prospect
Twelfth. cycle grinder. GEORGE
Harris. Cumberland
Thirteenth. s. cash. Wallace
Shepard
Fourteenth, S. cash. MIS-. Ernest
Morgan MadiSonvillc
Fifteenth, IS cash, c. r Elder,
Farmville,
Sixteenth s. cash. jamie Street.
Prospect.
Seventeenth, hotel dinners Mrs.
W r. Baldwin. Guinea Mills.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-10
Soldier from Cullen
Helps Build School
Destroyed In Korea

The contributions OF a Cullen
soldier and his buddies are help
inc rebuild war-leveled Korean
school
Pfc. Ray II. Rontt son Of Mr..
and Mrs Roscoe Routt Route !,
and other members Of The 81
Regiment are giving part OF their
monthly pay to the building fund.
The money is being used to build
a new school in Pochon, one OF
the hardest hit cities in the re-
public Of Korea.
Pfc. Routt. who arrived in ko-
rea. last October. is assigned as
gunner in the regiments Com
pany e.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-10
WAGE. PRICE CURB;>
DROPPED LAST WEEK

President Eisenhower went a
long way last week toward rcstor-
ing The nation to a frce-wheollne
economy Ripping aside the con-
troverSial controls system set W
during the Truman admlnlStra !
ton. Eisenhower issued tWo-fold
executive orders:
/. AboliShing all federal con-
trolls over wages AID salaries
thus clearing the way for quick
pay boosts for perhaps a million
workers
2. Junking price IBIS on thou
sands Of items, including all meat.
clothing furniture restaurant
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-10
Pickett Soldier
Rams Stolen Auto
Into Parked Car
Private Charged
On Two Counts,
Held For Another

A 22-yearold Nearo private
from Macon, Ga, Robot Latti-
more. was fined $3.50 plus costs in
the Mayors Court. Monday morn
ing, for careless and reckless
driving under the influence of
alcohol At the same time. the
Trial Justice Co"rt sentenced the
Camp Pickett soldier to 80 DAYS in
all for a hit-and accident.
ind Iattimore's case will be held
over for grand jury on the charge
of ross essine a stolen automobile
These char2eS were tho result
If events which happened early
Friday morning in Faimyille
Policemen Q. S Overton and V.
T. Hickman saw baltimore lump
from car after crashing into a
1851 Chevrolet parked IN front Of
IOngwood C~llege on Heb Street
about BIS a m. Friday. They
caught the soldier after chasing
him for about four blocks.
After turing the soldier, they
found that he had stolen the car
that he was DRIVING. 1913
Chevrolet from Hazel c Jack :
son. who lives on Ely Street and
teaches at Tuggle.
DAMAGES t. the parked car,
owned by II NJ Hills. Of Broad
max. amounted to about S401.
Damage to the stolen car We're
$3.50.
baltimore had stolen the car
and was headed back to Camp
Pickett when the accident on
High Street occurred He has been
stationed al Pickett for about
three months
The ldier is benz held at tie
county Jail
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-10
JOngwood Teachers
Give Extension Work

Two LongWood College profess
sors this week begin graduate
teaching courses under sponsor
ship OF the University of Virginia
Extension Division.
Dr. f. NJ Johnson will teach
course on the graduate level in
Sensorv Materials each Wedncs-
day at Lynchbure. while DR.. f.. F..
Swertfeger will teach on a similar
level in the field Of Child Develop
ment each Thursday. at Roanoke.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-10
Illness Of Speaker
Cancels HID Meeting

A special emrhasis meeting for
home demonstration club mem
bers in Prince Edward county has
been Cancelled. The meeting was
scheduled for 9 As this morning
tTuesdavr in the Trial Justice
Courtroom
Cancellation of the meeting was
made because Of the Illness Of tho
speaker. Miss Helen AlvcrS0'
home MANAGEMENT specialist OF
VPI, Marian Baldwin home agent.
said
Subject Of the meeting was to
have been kitchen ARRANGEMENTS
and laundry rooms.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-10
INTERNATIONAL RESCUE
FLEET SAVES DUTCH

A fleet of vessels under six
flags, aided by a swarm Of hell
copters. rescued 5000 marooned
Dutch islanders last week from
the North Sea floods harassing
Holland, England and Belgium.
The operation was the dramatic
l-.gAl.ght OF : day that saw the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-10

rescue phase largely completed
even as a the three-nation death
toll mounted to 1889.
Sea going craft of the United
States. Britain. France. Belgium.
West Germany and Holland join
ed in removing the 5000 from the
Waterlogged buildings and broken
bikes Of the twin towns Of Dude
and Nieuwc Tongc.