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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-26

aufsenommen.
8ruber ibiIoert parteiinterne Gor-
eanae bes ssabres 1947, nor alien
Verbanblunsen bonn SeGYsHoliti.
ferr, an ibrer Spise 9unoesfansler
Tigl nit Sen 0Iterreihiiden aommu.
nilten. @ruber ihreibt, ibm lei bamals
ipegeu bieien @erban0lungen rber
&ragen geplast." Gr brahte oie Ser.
banbIuusen ieinerseit in einem @reI,
ieinterpietp at Sic Oefientlihfeit.
Sie iosialiitiihe @iener rIrbei=
ter5eitlrns" idreibt oasu, es lei bod
eritaunlid,, vbaB Elm attiper Muben'
miniiter umo fiibrenoer Ce. q. IT,
Yolitifer nod einmal nit Sieier pein'
lihen @eid)ihte in Sic Sefieutlidfeit
sebt."
9as fcmmuniitiibe 3entralorsan
vSelterreid,iihe Iolfsitimme" ereifi
@ruber iharf an uno ifreibt, nit lei.
men Grinnerllngen babe er rleiue
Masfe seliiftet unb sic binter Sen,
&odfraaen perborgene aofarbe oes
amerifauiideu @ebeimoienites ges
seigt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-26
Die Ruvcherinnen
uItern sehneller

BieIefeIb. - Cine llnteriudung IN
ser Nun6esrepublit bat ergeben. oaB
bon 45S 3isarettenral,derinnen 3ipei
2rittel inter friib3eitisen alterser-
ld,eiuunaen leioen. gei 5000 unter=
iutten 9sihrauherinnen tpuroen dbn.
Iidle griheinuneen nur in 3.9 pon
buneert yGQen beobadten. Dies tpnr>
Sc in Bielefelo BEL ser eroifnung Der
Musfenuns Gin Sa Dem 2eben" i'm
3uiammenbang nit Dem aonereB
fir alfoboI. ,,no tabafireie Sugenoer'
siebuua bcfanntaegeben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-26
idlieBungsm0elidfeit gum sieo'
lungslan6 tper6en.
aambf aeaen Vlanlpfafeit

Gie MusitelIuna Ser WienertpalS
| in @eiabr" ridtet fd nidt gegen Die
Sieoler, ionoern eeeen Die HlnnloFg'
feit beim SieSeln. Sic 3eigt aud a,lf,
| mo Nh am Manoe Biens Sieblungen
ausbreiten fonnen ,,no iouen: at Der
8ottenoorfer 2i,,ie, entlana Ser Sit'
babn uno int Moroofen Ser Stdot.
Stir ben Wienermalo mub oas
Wort 6es Biirgermeilters Sones GEL
ten: rGs lit beiier, ser Walo' nno
Wieiengiirtel lit Elm ein3iger groBer
@arten fir alle iener, als oaB er
serriiIen miro lit Ialtter fleine Cart
lein fir einise tauieno."
Oie piloen Sieolungen i'm Wiener
BaIo bringen ibren @eftern nllr me-
nige sSeuoe, 'bafiir aber ntande Wiibe
uno Gntbebrl,ne SlieBenoes Waiier
lit rar, meilt feblt eleftriides 2iht.
| uuo sic 8ege }no tpeit uno ibleht.
Gie gridliebungsfoiten {ino iebr bod.
gsur ein gerinser Yro5entias Der &iit'
ten lit oaber san5idbrig betpobnt.
gcn 1862 erunobiiderlid einae'
tragenen gieolerpar5ellen elmer Nie'
nertpaIogemeinoe lparen 1851 nur
22s saasiabrie betpobnt, ari 3h1
itanoen gommerbiitten 600 lDoren
MIR aartenmGbie eeniibt, aui 173 BE-
fanben N1 Bauitellen, Der @elt non
900 Yarsellen mar stpar abge5al.11t'
al 10 unsugGnglid, a6er 1,naenust.
Amd5 Sic 9onamanen aefGbrbet
| Sic @egulierung ser Oonau bate
our Solee, bab elm anoerer groBer
lno intereiianter Sell oes @runoaiirz
tells Inn 8ien; sic 0onauauen. ibre
Giaenart perIieren ,no teilweiie olts'
trodueu, tpeil bic fir bas feudte Ml1'
lano lebensnotpenbigen advertisements
muugeu ausbleiben. 9uSrrd geht ein
tpeiterer Sell Ses natiirliden Grbo'
lunaraumes uno sic Stabt nerloren.
Tasu fommt nod. Dab beiipiels'
tpeiie iu Sen Muen BEL aritenoorf ,ino
aloiternel,burs, aber al,d in Der So.
bau grobe II6hen abgeplantt tino
paaelliert iino.
ltm sic MuIanSidait su erbalten.
rest ser Naturf'dJab oie Seiinung
uno 9urditr6muns Ser sllten 9onau
uno Ser mnterbalb Iiegenben Oona,,'
arme at. Sier5u tpdre Ser einbau
bou einfaden shleuienanlage,t n0tig.
Mueroines miibten banu bic internd'
tiouaIen Gouanidifiabrtsregel abge'
Gnoert perben, tpeil bieie bie SeIf'
uuug Ser 9Gmme ,,nteriagen.
I'm Sen @riingiirtsl unt Wien tpl1rs
ben in Sen letten 50 Sabre,t oft bet'
|tise Gisfuiiionen eefiibrt. a(m "a.
Mai 1905 beidlob ser @iener ge'
mein6erat unter Biirgermeilter Tr.
2ueger oie grridtuna unb Grbal'
tl.ng eines Walos i,nS @ieiengiirtels.
laS Yroieft tpur0e leiSer niemals
bermirfIidt, ,peil es Dor Dem eriten
8eltfries berabidumt trur6e, ale init
gauperbot belegten Gldden ourd oie
| l8emeinoe sit er,perben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-26

an, eaf ntinoeitens in einigen ssdllen
ein gan5er Gag fit reeul1re 3 Gent
NoItienoungen, Sic per 2uitpoit beior.
bert tperoen, eetuonnen tperoen fann.
&egulare 6lugpoit fir 6 Gent ,piro
aud iueiterbin I'M Glue3eug perianot
meroen. Sebof miro feine @arantie
oafiir iibernommen, ba6 ale 3 Gent
Eoltienbungen fliesen tperoen. ySie
Sic oer5eitigen YlGne porIeben, tpiro
oas Experiment fit ein Sabr fortge-
iest 1peroan.
Bel Ser Vefanntsabe oes Ylans ser
Goitoeripaltl,rg ipies Yoitn,iniiter Mr.
thur 9. Summerfielo baral,i bir, oaB
aanaoa ieit einieer Seit Elm GbnIides
Spltem anrpenbet, obne nahteilige
@irtl,ngen auf bas ginfommen aus
oem resl.laren 2uitpoltporto gu 3eiti=
gen.
Sfanbinapier batten oieies ralless
nit.Sluspoit.S .Sdema", tpie man es
eemeinbin nennt ihon. 1923 eirse=
iiibrt. Seute miro sic ean5e itanoina.
biide, fir europdiife 2dnoer be.
itimmte 1oit in allen oen G1Ilne per
6luepoit beforbert, in benen oa6urh
cine 9eihleunieung ser 0oit5uitel'
lung er5ielt miro. Sie ganse 0oit
pon Shtpeben ,,no Noripege,,, oie fiir
Srte iiibIib bon Tdnemarf beitinmt
lit, miro per Slugppit beiOroert. Gas
@Ieihe gilt fir oieisnige NoIt Sane'
marfs, Sie na6 Srten iiiolib bon
Samburg gebt.
9ie 8etpibtsgren5e fit oieie Eoit
lit 90 @ranm pro Brief. Gin dbnli=
dies Spitem tpl,roe bon ifaninapiifen
Yoltperlpaltungen iiir ale Senoun-
gen mad, Mittel. umS Norbamerifa
eineeiiibrt, sod betraf Sic 8emibts'
gren5e bier 5 8ramm pro 8rief.
slht ,peIteuropdiihe 2anSer iotpie
Sic SihehoiIpuafei arbeiteu an bie-
lem rales.mit. Gluepoit.G t.Grogramm"
nit. @riehenlanb unb Spanien nebs
meu su eirem geriugeren 8rao oaran
tell.
Stanoirapii6e YoitbehGroen nil
ien ,pobl, bab bieier Tienit bonn
Stunopuntt ser Gtatsausgabeu fein
@elo iport. Sic ipeiien beionOers auF
10 Ionge streden tpie Stofbolm
-sltben (2,225 MeiIen) bin, bie obne
3uitlag befIosen lperben. God ipur-
De oieier TienIt ,peeen ser iih baraus
MISUNDERSTANDING uno
Seiteriparnis eingeiiibrt..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-26
Kutyn-Mussaker Won
Rvssen vervebt

sUtltttUelt. - yin YOle, UeI llN q
8eltfrieg Sfii3ier in Der rlliiiihen
Mrmee mar unb Dor einigen Sabren
na6 Sem @eiten seflober lit, iagte
rier am 8unoiunf, er babe bon 9eu'
ten in Dem Gebiet geb0rt, oab Die
8uilen inn Sabre 1949 10000 polnt'
Ide Sifi,iere I'M @albe bon 4atpn
ermorbet baben.
Sic 9eihen fnS IN einem Malien'
grub aefllnoen morbeu, aber Die Nul'
len baben sic Sat ilnmer ben 9eatio.
nallc3ialiiten 3ugeidrieben, tudbren>
eine pom amerifaniiden aonereB oor'
genommene unterludung ben 8espeia
fir Bic Sb,llo ben @uiien erbrah'
bot.
Ser Golc, ser SEN Sednameu etc
fan 9omarab5fi angenommen bot
iaate ont Munoiunf: sd mar an
80. Sunni umo am eriten uno 5'ueiter
Ssuli 194t im 8alo BON aatpn. Sd
bemerfte III 9osp Sorti einige bum
Sert Nteter BON ser StraBe nah Site
BET ein 5 &ilometer langes uno +.
Gilometer breites Stiid Sano, oas
nit staheloraht ,,mgeben mar.
Gin otter Wtauu 1T Dem Saus
mo- ih mein Guartier bate, entbiutf
mir Sas @ebeimuis pom &atpn Walo
oils er b0rte, baB id Hole mar. Vi
mar @ddter in Dem Sagerbaus Be,
gabn uno bat I'M Griibiabr 1910 ge:
lebe1, ,pie polniide Siii5iere, bic oo1
r,,iiilher @clisei iibertuaht ,uuroen
nit @iitertpaeen anfamen, nah Dem
@alo bon aosi Sorfi geiabren MUIR
ben unb niemaIs auriifgefebrt Nno
NGbreno ser 9tabt fonnte er Die
Sfiiiie boren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-26
Philadelphia noeh immsr
drittsrossste stadt
lin USA?

-.-
Vbi(aoelpbia, so. - Ybilabelpbia
lieB bie gSelt nit Wahornd tpiilen,
oaB es immer nod Die orittgroBte
stoot Scr -Bereinigten Staaten let.
&iciige yerpaltungsbeamten batten
Nf oariiber eedrgert. oab Cos Mn9e'
leg bebai,ptete, unter Ginbesiebune
bon $500 Dorortlern bic 8epclte'
rung Der Eu1feritobt iibertroiien 81
boben. 1us cIfisie1e pbilaoelpbio
fost: rSm @eeenteiI, mir haben 5O.'
600 mebr ginmobner, als ibr!" uno
oie &anbeIsfammer bon Brob.Hbila.
bepbia iiiat binyu: rWenn mir oie
ReGennetbobe bon Cos Mngcles be-
nnken ipiiroen. bnuu bitten mir gor
40, 1000 nehr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-26

les eineebal,t. ,,no Gouh uno Salafs
eelegenbeit ratiirlid fombiniert. Die
Yropansas. .Slai6e eriest bic @aiae
,mo ben &oblenmann, rno bel Der
eingebauten 8atterie bat bic 8etuae
nidts au faiiieren.
0as ssntereiie ser 8erliner sluto'
beiiser lit idon iest, nabbem ser Der.
Ieib crit in oteiem Sabre eroffnei
tpurSe, reht ereb. Oie adt Inbdn.
ger bie ser @erleib 5ur Gerfiiguno
bat, iinb bauernS unteruegs, lei es
nun in Spanien, Stalien, Granfreif
ODER Der Sdpeis.
25 8erliner Ga,nilien baben idon
ihren oiesilbrieen Sommerurlaut
i'm @obnanbdnger auf Camping
plisen aans guropas uerbraht. Gali
ourhmea @hepaare nit ainoern. lueil
iif fir lie Die Griparnis au Sotelfo'
item am ,neilten bemerf6ar madt
Iber aub cine beber3te Gltere Game
mar oarunter, sic ibren &olfswagen
nit benz fabrenoen SotelSimmer
gan; allein iiber Sic Sbpeiser sllpen
Itellerte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-26
Tseheehische Soldalen
"wuerden ueberIaufen' =

Wfiinnen. - Gin t!defiiHer sol-
bot, Der Dor tur;en, aus Ieinett1 tom.
muniitiih resierten aan6e flob, ct.
tlGrte fiirSlid in einen, Snterpieu
am Munofunf, ipenn es 5u einem auie,
ge nit @uBlano fommen iollte. Mir
Sen 60 Rrosent Der tidledoilopafi'
i.hcn Mrmee 3u Sen sllliierten iiber'
lauien elm groicr Teil Ger iiGriscn
40 Eroient ipiiroe MIR oahlci6cn a,ts
hiiBen miiStcu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-26
II ''Revunehe" zines Custss

Wsii,,iter, 8eitI. - Sn oieien Ea'
gen erid,isn in elmer mini terlilf)et1
@aIttpirtihait elm unbefannter Galt
siblte sic B1Ite an ser Sbefe un0 be.
iteate eine MunSe 8ils nit Seft. Der
lueitpre &unoen folsten. Ga Der Wiri
SEN Naun nidt fannte, iragte er
bGilid, at, ipie es oenu nit Ser BE-
;abl,ms ,itiinoe. Gut, meinte oer
Bait. rit min mid beute nur repon'
diere,l." @on ieinem @runo sur He'
pande bate ser Wirt feline abnung.
Ser @ait, elm Mr3t aus einem gtat'
barfreis, erflGrte ibm Damn, er babe
in Miinlter IN ser Belt por Der gSdb=
ruuasreiorm oils golfsitlloent gclcbt
uno ieinen &uneer oes bauligeil
ourd oas Musmelten elmer Sub oieles
Nultipirts seItiat. Ser 8irt nabm
oie ,Nepon6e" nu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-26
Der WienerwaId ist in Gefahr.

.Wien. - @egentpdrtig tpiro in
ISonoerauSitellu 6es nie6er.
oiterreibiihen 2anoesmuieums IN
Nien eine Musitellung Ser Wieners
tpalo in 8efabr" eeseigt tperoen. Mer
eIaubt, oieie Sonoerausitenrne pur.
De sum @eod1tnis an oen &etter bes
Wienerpalbes Soief sboifel perat.
italtet, ser bat nur beoinet red)t.
Scr Mlarnruf Scr @iener WalS
lit in @efabr" lit beute genau 10 at
tueu, ia pielleidt nod bringlider tpie
Dor 80 Sabren als rafiinierte Sol5'
ipefulanten Sen grboll,ngsraum I'm
oie @robitaot Wien bebrobten. Sn
einem Dtemoranoum bes 0iterreidi=
iben Snitituts fir gaturidus, oas
allein peranttportlihen Stellen iiber.
reidt tpuroe, itebt Der tparnenoe Cot
vgs gilt 6en @ienermalo beute ein
stpeites Mal au retten, ebe es u,,'
,pioerruflib au ipGt iit."
0er Dfter ben Walb= uno Wieien'
giirtel Inn @ien a,iifudt, l,no tpelher
Wiener tut oas nibt, ser tpeiB genau
bon melher Seite beute oem Wiener.
tpalo 8eiabr orobt. $50 Fh nod por
uenieen Sabren buntle @dloer unS
iaitige Bieien ausbreiteten finoei
man nun fable S1nge NIT 8retters
S0riern.
$40 nod Dor fl,rsem ioplliide
Walomeee at Die berrliden @emaloe
Walomiiiiers erirnerten, ltolpert man
beute iiber staheISrabt unb @arn'
taieln NIT Der Muiihriit rprioatei'
gentum - 8etreten perboten!"
Die ,pilbeu Sieblungen
Das lit in oieier 8eiipielsneiie aus
bent Sodenberg Bel Siebering, BEN
Sdafbers, aus oem &oten Berg uni
Sem Gir,enberg BEL &iesins, aus Sen1
/ Woliersberg ,,no Sasbere geluorSen
Was tpiro aus Dem 9eliberg uno aus
ben @ieien am @a1pe oes Sainser
Giereartens2
8ie Gin &rebsgei6tpiir freiien {if
sic tpilben Sieblungen in oas Grin
oes @alSes, um SEN Wien Dor
pielen unSeren GroBitdoten nit &e61
Benedict tpir6. Mibt n,,r bon Sen tpeit
lihen Manobe3irfen aus Srdngen Sit
piloen Siebluugen Wdlbcr uno Wie'
ien suriid, alrb auf oem ferren &ie'
oerberg. an ser Heripberie bon &lo.
IiterneuburG I'M @eiolingtal, bel 9aaf
am @aloe, HreBbaum i.no &ooaur
emit titeben Sieolungsbiitteu II. =bdl,ie,
auf 2oiten Ses @aIo. unS @ieiengiir.
teIs INN Wien.
MrbeitsloNsfeit ,Iugit Dor ser
gomben, Wobnungsnot uin. mare,
Der MnlaB fir eine Sie6elbeweeung
sic ben menigen 8eriuden elmer @la'
nung raid iiber ben aopf getpadier
LIT. Briinoe, Die Nd gum Sieoeln tat'
iGdlid) eisnen, {ino teuer, bic sieo
ler aber, bic aug Der stabt binaus'
,poleu, fnb meiitens arm.
! Observation-Disclosures un6 0runo
| itidsbdnoler ,pittern bier Elm gutes
@eidGit. 60 fommt es, oah Sbotten'
sru6en, ihwer 5,,sGnglihe Steinbdn
ae un6 ihlehte 80ben obne ieSe gr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-11-26
Menoiren Karl Crvbers
Sensation In Wien

@ien. - ais eiue poIitiide sen-
lation tpurSe in SeIterreid oie Ser
offentlitung atpeier &bidnitte aus
ben erinnerungen oes GIterreif,iiden
AuBenminiiters Or. 9arI @ruber In
Der Bieuer 3eitllng ,9ie 4reiie"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-04-03

is to subordination and oppress-
ion: of the other, to individual
freedom. Strangest of recorded
birth! From the strongest and
most splendid despotism of
antiquity comes the freest repub-
lie. From between the paws of
the rock-hewn Sphinx rises the
genius of human liberty, and the
trumpets of the Exodus throb
with defiant proclamation of the
rights of man.
In the characteristics of the
Mosaic institutions. as in the
fragments of a Colossus. we may
read the greatness of the mind
whose impress they bear-of a
mind in advance Of its surround
ings. in advance of its age: of
one Of those star souls that dwin-
die not with distance. but glowing
with the radiance of essential
truth. hold their light while insti-
tutions and languages and creeds
change and pass.
Leader and servant of men,!
Lawgiver and benefactor! Toiler
towards the promised Land seen
only by the eye of faith. With
whom among the founders of EN-
pireS shall we compare him?
ITO dispute about the inspira-
ton of such a man were to dis
pute about words. From the
depths of the Unseen such char
acterS must draw their strength;
from fountains that flow only for
the pure in heart must come their
wisdom. Of something more real
than matter, of something higher
than the stars, of a light that will
endure when suns are dead and
dark, of a purpose of which the
physical universe is but a passing
phase, such lives tell''.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-04-03
By RER sH'MuEL

want to commend the Ameri-
can Jewish Press for selecting as
a Passover feature, this portion Of
Henry Georges lecture on Moses
which was delivered in 1884, and
consider it a privilege to re-
1inQuiSh my column to it.
ITO lead into freedom a people
long crushed by tyranny; to dis
ripline and order such a mighty
host; to harden them into fight
ing men, before whom warlike
tribes quailed and walled cities
went down; to repress discomfort
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-04-03
ISRAEL TO GRANT
POSTHUMOVS CITIZENSHIP
TO 100000 MURDERED JEWS


JERUSALEM, (JTA)-The
Israel Cabinet has decided to
grant posthumous Israeli citizen
ship to the 100000 Jewish
victims of the Nazi regime.
This move was made in con-
nection with the Cabinets
approval of draft legislation pro-
viding for the establishment in
Jerusalem of a memorial to the
martyrs and to Jewish soldiers
who served heroically on all
fronts and under all allied
commands in the last war.
The bill provides that the
government establish a special
board, in which the Jewish
Agency and the Jewish National
Fund will participate, with
powers to raise funds and to
prepare and carry out plans for a
memorial.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-04-03
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
PASSENGERS HERO

and jealousy and reversions; to
turn the quick, fierce flame of en-
thusiasm to the service of a
steady purpose, require some
towering character--a character
blending in highest expression
the qualities of politician, philos-
opher, and statesman-the union
of the wisdom of the Egyptians
with the unselfish devotion of the
meekeSt of men.
"The striking differences be-
tween Egyptian and Hebrew
policy are not of form but of
essence. The tendency of the one
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
Miss Colleen Agee
Marries 1t. RiXey
In Columbus, Ohio

Mrs. Charles Elhin Agee. OF
Farmville. announces the mar
rage of her daughter, Marjorie
Colleen. to Lit William Walton
RiXey. Jr., son of Dr. and Mrs.
Rixey of Richmond. The cere-
mony took place Monday. Feb.
%, in Columbus. Ohio.
Mrs RiXey attended LongWood
College and graduated from the
University of Virginia School of
Nursing She is member Of
Kappa Delta sorority. At present.
she is on the staff Of Ohio State
University Hospital
1t Rlxey attended ST. Christie
piers School III Richmond and
Hampden Sydney College. where
he was a member OF Chi Phi
fraternity He is IN the Army
Engineering Corps and has been
assigned to the FaI East Com
mand
Immediately after the cere-
mony, 1t and Mrs R.Xey left BY
plane for a honeymoon at
Cs1'mel-by the-Sea, California,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
lst Anniversary
Comes March |

Sunday. March !. marks the
first anniversary OF volunteer hos
tess service at Sout.lSidc Com
muinty Hospital provided by
members of the Hospital AuXilia-
~.
Giving up Sunday afternoons to
public service these volunteers as
slst the admitting officer. who is
On duty at the switchboard, by
directing visitors TO patients
rooms: assist with the trans
actions Of admitting and dischare-
ing patients, and nelp maintain
an orderly schedule Of visits to
hospital rooms 50 that patients
are not set back by excessive num-
berS OF visitors.
Sundays usually find stream
Of visitors who. though we'll in
tcntioned. might do the patient
harm by over-crowdinc rooms
Volunteers limit the visitors with
each patient 10 two at time
The volunteer service not only
has proved beneficial to patients
hut it helps tho hospital admins
tratjve staff by permitting then
to have Sundays free.
For the coming year Alpha
Sigma Alpha alumnae OF Long
wood College have volunteered to
serve on the second Sunday night
and Ladies Of the Moose will hell
on Fifth Sundays. They have beer
serving on fifth Sundays since
June.
Eesulsr hos.e-sa dlr-.2e ~
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27

Mrs. r. A. Wilmotn is recuper-
ating at he home az er periot
Of confinement at SoutSide Com
.nunity Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett C. Gill
! am spent the week end at
Baskerville with then daughter
law. Mrs. Leslie B. Gillian.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Putney have
returned after a visit with their
son and daughter in law. Mr. and
Mrs, NJ. V. Putney. at Tappahan-
mock. They also visited with their
daughter and son-in- Jaw. DR.. and
Mrs. Flory, at Woodbridge. Va.
Mrs. j. A. Armlstead and Miss
Frances Armistead spent the
week end at South Hill. with Mr..
and Mrs j. A, Armistead Jr.
j A. Dowdy is a patient at Nc
Cure Hospital Richmond.
Mrs Nicholas Lund dee. of
Youngstown, Ohio, is visiting here
for several days with Miss Mar
garet Kennedy Miss Beth Dor
renee. of Washington. D. c.. has
returned after a recent visit with
her cousin. Miss Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Willard,
of Wilmington. N. g., were guests
during the week OF Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph w. Whitfield
Mrs. Marion Harrington and
Miss Salle Harrington, of Airing
ton, are spending several days
this week with Ms. Robert Lee
Jones.
MI. and Mrs. L. +. Moore. OF
Norfolk. were week end guests OF
Mr.. Moore's sister. Mrs. James
Shepherd Jr.. and his mother.
Mrs. Lena Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. j ID. Gorrell had
as their recent guests ner sister,
Mrs. Jack WinsloW and Mr..
WinsloW, of Virginia Beach
The Rev. and Mrs. George G.
Henley returned this week from
their wedding trip and were
guests of her mother. Mrs. Annie
B. Hanes. They will establish
their residence at Alexandria, Va
Miss Barbara Glenn has been
the guest of her pareAts. Mr.. and
Mrs. I. c. Glenn. She returned to
Columbus. Ohio, by plane Tues
Gay from Richmond. Miss Edith
d. Brooks accompanied her to
Richmond and was :He overnight
guest of her sister, MIS-. J. c.
SoyarS and Mr.. Soyars.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
College Selects
Miss Abbitt
Festival Princess

Miss Mary Betty Abbitt. of
Madison Heights. viii represent
LongWood College DIS a Princess
to the Court of Queen Shenan-
doah XVI at the Apple Blossom
Festival to be presented IN Win
chester April 30-May /.
She is in who Who Among
Students in American UNIVERSE
ties and Colleges" wee president
of the YWCA, a member of the
staff OF the "Virglnian. the col
lege yearbook, Alpha Kappa
Gamma, national leadership So
ciety, the Athletic Association
Council, Pi Kappa Sigma social
sorority the Monaghan Club, and
the Granddaughter Club
Miss Abbitt is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs, Jesse b. Abbitt
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
The Common Glory
Announces Tryouts
For Cast, Crews

Cast and technical crews foI
The Common GiolS to be
staged at Williamsburg, for the
seventh consecutive sunlmer. viii
be sought in a seiles of weekly
additions and interviews Sched-
uled for Charlottesville, Williams
burg. Lexington and Lynchburg
beginning March 7, according to
an announcement b the officials
of the jamestown Corporation
producer of the Synlrnonlc drama
Of the birth of our nation.
Young Virginians interested in
competing for dramatic or choral
parts and electricians, sound men,
painters and carpenters are in
vited to attend any one of three
auditlons and interviews most
convenient to them.
Tryouts Will be he'd in Char
lotteSville, March Z, in Minor
Hall of the University OF Virginia
The following week, March IA, the
auditioners Will be located IN
The Wren Buildlna. College of
William and Mary. Williamsburg
The third and final addition on
the circuit is scheduled for Lex
mgton. in Lexington and Lee
University's Troubadour Theatre,
on March 81 Hours in all three
locations vii be from l to 3 p. m.
Dance additions Will be held in
Williamsburg at jefferson Gym
nasium. College OF William and
Mary on March IA from l to 3
p. m; and in LynctDuig at Ran
dolph Macon Woman College.
March 81, from to 5 p. m.
All of the more than 100 posi-
tons for the forthcoming season.
which will run from July
through September s. are con-
sidered open and VIII be filled
only on the basis of additions.
corporation officials announced.