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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
Love, Herring
Will Speak Friday
Public Invited
To Farm Session

Dr Harry N Lo,e and G. c.
Herring, Of NPI. VII speak IN
Farmvillc tonigll, Friday on
farm economies aaa price out
looks. County Agent T. f. Stripun
has arranged the O'clock session
and invites dl! perso-s interested
to attend.
Mi Stmphn feels Er. Loves re-
marks ii y" Of wjdt general in
teIeSt :, these WITH d stake III
farm economies. HcaG of the A.
!icult,ral Economic department
at VPI, Dr.. Love Will discuss farm
pi.ct trends ara S'lge EST courses
OF action Bankers, merchants.
machinery dealers. as we'll as
tanners, will find his address in
formative. NJ. otriplin feels.
Mi Hllhe VIII pa: particular
attention e The beef cattle and
hog marketing. management and
hf!ce situations.
lheSe men are IN a position
70 offer as helpful advice as can
be furnished our local agricultural
people the agent SAID. Those
who for business OF PERSONAL rea
sons feel closely akin to our rural
folks VIII also spcnQ profitable
evening with us. Mr, Strlphn
said
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
Red Cross Chapter Goal Of SO, O97 Prouides
So, 200 Locally $780, For National Help

The Prince Edward County Rcd
Gross Chapter bee.na It's com
mumty county sOncltation fol
1928 funds Monday. March :.
The campaign goal is $G,097.
The drive, If successful. will
provide $3.50 for local services
and operating costs The remain
ing $2.867 Is The national Rcd
Gross shalc
Morris q Smith ,Ir,. win lead
the campaign. c, f Wilson is
leading tho drive a;EpnG special
eft donors, which was started
this week
II l. NcVbIll Jr-, All direct the
efforts of large organization of
solicitors who viii make the
numerous calls requneu in visit
.ng Farmvillc places Of business.
Goa! Called Minimum
The Rev. B. r.. Brll4er. chaptc.
president, has reported the cam
p2.gn gcGl is the -orest which
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
Executive Secretary
sids College Seniors
IN Finding Positions

70 facilitate the placing OF
ongWood graduates in teaching
positions, a college placement
bureau is operated under the di-
rection Of Mrs Mary Watkins.
College executive secretary.
This service is offered annually
Tor both seniors and alumni of the
College After intervieWing seniors
and receiving applications from
alumni throughout the state. Mrs.
watkins complies records for use
in recommending reliable teachers
TO different areas in Virginia.
Mrs watkins commented that
majority OF LoncWood'S graduates
have used the bureau in applying
for professional positions.
The bureau has also been la
charge of the visits by various
school SupcrintendentS who come
to tho COLLEGE to interview seniors.
superintendent viii be on
campus IN the near future as part
of the bureaus services. On
Thursday, February 26. Mr.. j.
WINSTON Milan. assistant. super
lntendent Of Hampton city schools
and Mr. William j. Story. Jr..
OF South Norfolk
schools, will both be interviewing
seniors.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27

could be set If the Chapter is to
maintain It's present services. as
well as diScharging is obliga-
ton to the National organization.
Locally the chapters needs in
cludc funds for its Gray Lady
service at Camp Pickett. for its
snare Of TIC costs Of maintaining
;he Camp and HoSpl 81 Councils
program Of help TO VIC U. S. Army
hospital, at Camp Pickett. The
chapter has also budt,tcd S4O0 to
DC used in It's Home Service divi-
sion, which Is the chapters work
Of active SorViccman contact. The
chapter viii also continue it's
Home Nursing and First Aid in
Structlon if funds permit.
The chapter also requires $2.l75
II II Is to maintain luli time Serv-
ice and office supervision. This
sum also includes oprla ting costs
C rent he@t and liet'
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
CLARK SAYS REDS
FORCE CONFESSIONS

General Mark Clark aSsaiiud
Communist propagandiStS for
their fantastic and utterly false
charges about UN germ warfare
and anglily accused The Reds of
CXtortrlg confessions from cap
trrcd Americans. this week
The UN Far East commander
said in statement The Reds APP
parcntly have revived gem war
fare charges to hide their failure
to cope with expected new cpl
denies IN war raIaged North
Korea The bllsterlng denuncia-
ton was inspired by renewed
gem charges by Rcd China S Of
ficl2l peiping r2diC
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
GENERAL Won ri SDNTEDT
DIES IN GERMANY

Field Marshal Kan Gerd voM
Rundstedt who cameo fame as
Hltler'S greatest general without
ever being accused Of war crimes,
died This week at The age Of n.
Won Rundstcdt du ectcd Ger
many S major military campaigns
Of the second world Nal, inciudin7
tho Ardenncs offensive of Deem
bcr 1914 tho famous Battle Of
the Bulge which almost turned
The tide of Alllcd victory
But tho Na6ls never quito trust
Cd him And after tie var cnueo
nc became probably INC German
general most respected by his
former enemies TIC stem OLD
D1ilitarist died III ooSCurlty.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27

BY contributing hcle and thus
sharing in the national programs.
donors extend a he'ping hand to
the national blood collection and
Armed Service assistance pro-
grams. These areas of hep will
require most Of We SOB millions
set as the national quota.
National Red Gross; cadcrs say
the organizations responsibilities
arc greater than at any time
since World War II. one of the
newest obligations of the ARC is
the collection of blood to be
proccssed into GAMMA Globulin.
the derivative which las been
found effective against the dis
abling virus of polio 1t will be
distributed to area S hit by poilo
epidemicS this summer.
DR.. Ethel Sutherland will lead
the drive effort at LongWood Col
lege.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
666 Families Use
County Canneries
Fer Processing
1852 Cans

About 500 families IN Prince Ed
ward county canned "a 1927 cans
Of food and rendered lG,506
pounds Of lard at five school can
neries in 1852. Located at Wor-
sham. Pros ect. Darling ton
Heights, Rice and Green Bay. the
cannerieS are in charge Of Paul
+ MCLelland. vocational agricul-
tural teacher at Worsham School
A total of 1854 pint cans and
So ,0T3 quart cans made up the
74,627 cans which we're more
than the 1897 cans that were
prOceSed last year. However, the
666 families that used the cam
neries were fewer than the 864
families that used them last year
Most popular foods canned at
The canneries durlua the year
covered by this report. July l to
Dec. 81, 1852, we're peaches. Snaps.
apple sauce, corn, green's. and
pears. according to Mr.. MCLclland
Fl spect cannerN led other
county canneres In number 81
cans with 23,317. Other canucrics
and their total numbers of cans
were Worsham. 10,623 Darling
ton Heights. 1920; Rice, 13.464
and Green Bay, II. 463.
Pint or No >, cans, which
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
Richmond Spiders
Take State Crown
Defeat Tigers 92-75

The University Of Richmond
added the state COLLEGIATE basket
bail championship to its Biz SIX
crown Wednesday NIGHT by defeat
inn Hampdcn-Syducy 92-75
BY bcatllle Hampton Sydney.
Coach Les HOOKER 5 aces wiped out
tho mathematical possibility that
William and Mary had Of outGls-
;dnclng Richmond
The RlChm0ndcrS oyClc1mc a
nine point first period dcliclt IN
handing the Tigers tneir first loss
in seven games Playing a SLOW de
libtrate brand Of bail, Hampton
sydney Jumped off to 4 POLL lead
in the initial stanza
Then Hooker ordered the
Spiders to play a more pressing
same. and the contest soon knot
ted al 1928. BY halftime. Rich
mond had forced four points NJ
front
The marguu was Widsucd ~ The
third quarter rs Fob witt and Jim
Fahagan began hitting on set
slotS. Leading G7-57 at The end Of
tho third. Tho Spiders added seven
~, ,.,.o ,,o;,+v ~ tNai,. lCad IL, tl,e
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
Recreation Tally

The Farmvillc r Great 0 II
Councils tally OF FUNDS for the
LongWood avenue field increased
500 this week. The new total IS
S20l00. Mrs Anne Craziani an
nounced today.
The Council seeks funds to pay
for bleacher seats alIo 10 purchase
fertilizer. grass seed and fencing
materials. These are the immedl-
ate needs if the field IS to be put
IN use this summer
Mrs GRAHAM also said that Fl
nancial committees of several
civic clubs have tentatively APP
proved donations but must await
final approval Of club members
at the next meeting. Allen Fore
was added TO the list of current
donors this week. Three others
were reported last week,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27

lN'S ASSEMBLY
OPENS 7TH SESSION

President EiScnhoWti this wees
welcomed u N. delegates back to
the seventh General ASSemoiy
with a message expressing nope
that the u N Will be an increaS-
ingly effective instrument d
peace.
1T is a pleasure to welcome 20
the United States the delegates 70
the seventh session Of the Genera,
Assembly of the United Nations, '
President Eisenhower said. HIS
greeting was read TO oeicgateS oy
Lester 3. Pearson. Canadian for
tign secretary and Assembly pres
ident
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27

The Nlrginian thus became the
only Democrat TO receive d
permanent congressional chair
manShip under the new RepuD-
lican administration. Rep. Table
election and Secretary of the
Treasury Humphrey seconded tit
motion. Byrd aided President
EisenhoWer'S cause III the Novem-
Der election by rcfusine to Suppol 5
the Democratic candidate, Adlai
+. Stevenson.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
Red Cross Worker
To Speak TO P-TA

John c. Stock, public informa-
tion chairman Of the Prince Ed
ward County Chapter of American
Red Cross, will explain briefly the
Red Cross Gamma Globulin Pro-
gram to combat polio at the
Farmville Elementary School p
TIA meeting tonight Thursday
Patrons will meet in the school
auditorium at 7:45 p. m.
r w. Brooks. chairman OF the
program committee. will speak
also, at tho meeting. He viii Talk
about Founders Day.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
POWhatan High
In Group Ill. Dist. ID
Tourney Feb. y, q

RochVille'S Rockets completed
their Group III Distrlc. ID basket
ball schedule with 1870 record to
give them a first place finish IN
the league. Washington Henry
I0-3 PoWhatan t6- 8 and Car
oline 49, round out inc top four
teams. which will participate IN
the district tournament scheduled
for c. T. Smith High School Feb
r,laiy - and %.
FirSt-round tournament DalrIDgS
VIII send together WASHINGTON :
II my and Carolina while Rock
Vile and Powhatan clash IN tho
:emiflnal round.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
Victim OF Stabbing.
Better At Hospital

SouthSidc Community Hospital
reports the condition Of the stab
bing victim, Lewis Johnson. "a
vcar-old Negro Of Rice. as con
d!tion seems coed" Johnson was
stabbed Saturday night in Motto
way county a man believed to
have Stabbed him is being held by
officers.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
CHANG REPUDIiCES
RED FRIENDSHIP FACT

The long dead u?f5) Treaty
of Alliance and Friendship be-
tween Russia and Nationalist
China was formans scrappcd
Tuesday by Generallsslmo Cham
Kai-shek's government III a cold
war move with hot overtones.
Reputation of the defunct pact
technically put the NatlonallstS IN
position to sanction the bomblne
Of the Chinese Cha-L LII. Raj
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
Farmvillc-RuckS
Clash Thursday

Farmville Highs wolverines cut
the first swathe in a trail they
hope will lead to Blacksburg and
another chance in the State Group
II tourney tonight Thursday q
they meet Buckingham Central
HIGHS Bucks in a first round game
of the District tournament.
The Wolverines are top seeded
resulting from their 1910 record IN
District play i'll the regular sea
son campaign which closed last
" ok
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27

as a vocational agricultural de
partment student and FLA mell-
Der
Richards investment in the
project is estimated to &c ABBOTT
$4,000 Mr.. hIcLelland SAD And
from this project he canned about
$500 during his first year.
Wants COiitge
1t was natural trat Richard
chose beef cattle fo3 the nam
part Of his project because Il ey
are his fathers principal farming
enterprise. Richard became in
tereSted IN beef catlie when he
was member OF tbs Darlington
Heights All Club. ABOUT seven
years ago.
Recalling the first COW that IL
had. he SAID that she was a
regular pet, but she fell in a
branch and broke nci heck
When remark vas made
about his having a 5000 invest
ment at his age, Richard saiu
that he planned to Us !, the MONEY
to go to college, one Of his amoi-
lions after he finishes at Wor-
sham School
The detailed record book that
Richard kept for his project is
valuable part OF his training. MI.
McLcliand said From this record.
he can see what he has invested
what he has made O. 1851 on ul.
fcrent parts OF his LroJect. and
what progress he hay maue IN his
work
We don't attempt - teach i
youth how TO farm lro.n begin
nng TO end IN oul worN" MI Nc
LELAND pointed out. We Try 70
teach aim better. more efficient.
scientific, and modern ways to use
with fundamental methods OF
farming that he has learned
from childhood
Leadership
As for his leadership III school
and community. RiCnaiu has !.
record to be proud of He is
president OF the Ple. mont FLA
Federation. president of t:e
WoiSham FLA Ci>3p,ct, president
Of the Monogram Clpb Of Won
sham High School. member of
the FLA basketball tc.n:. and one
Of the assistant Sunday school
superintendent of Betil.eor DIp-
list Church
Continued on Pddc g.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27

Citizens Of this area are re-
minded that the Virginia y. m
brush burning law goes into eff
feet Sunday. March | and re-
mains in force until May 1G.
Soft you have brush OF trash
which YOU think you must burn,
wait until after IN the after
noon of a day when there is no
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
P-TA At Meherrin
Will Present Show

Meherrin School P ia will
sponsor program. Monday.
March 2. at 8 p. m. at the school.
Smokey Graves. the Blue Star
Boys. and Jody Rainwater will
appear as stars Of the show.
There will be pretty girl contest
and an ugly man contest, also.
Refreshments will be sold.
Everyone is invited to come,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
Highway Worker
Injured BY Pipe

LaXton FoWlks. c. year old
Negro from Crewc, MAS brought to
Southside Community Hospital,
Thursday morning, With head in
Juries and possible broken bones.
He was injured by a pipe while
working for the State Highway
Department
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
District ; Tournament Now Underway
At Hampden-Sydne,y:S cams Compete

REGARDLESS Of their nndcfeatod
RECORD, the Wolverines must cop
the district crown to 10 to Blacks
hlne That honor is reserved for
the I am winning inc annual dis
tllct pIay-oll
First Round Games
Other first round Games got
underway Thursday afternoon.
Randolph-H cnry Was to meet VIC
toria at 2:30. With Empora and
LnVlencevilie claahine at 35 pm.
The FalmyIllc Backingham
game tonight (1huI ,IdyJ viii be
proceed d at 7 80 by the contest
between Blackstone and CreWc.
The semi finals Friday night
Will feature two games. the first
beginning at 1880. Matched will b
the winner Of tho Randolph
and Victoria game AGAINST thl
winner OF the Emporia- Lawrence
VILE game The second came Fri
day night viii match winners Of
The Blackstcne-CreWe and Farm
VILE Buckingham games.
Team To Beat
On the seasons record these
clashes should be between Ran
dolph- Henry and EmpoyIa and be
tween Farmv4lle and Blackstone
That could So The stage for a
Farmville. Randolph Henry final
but that IS assuming too much for
a District 3 tourney Too many
teams have a contending voice. 1t
will BE- for the games to decide
There is only one certainty
about it. The Wolverines are the
team TO beat If someone else wants
The district Gtlc
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
Building Citi5en-Fa,m,er
In Merits For FFA Aluurd

I When Richard Stockton re-
ceived the Star Chap.er Farmer
Award Yesterday. at d meeting of
The Worsham Chapter of Future
Farmers of America. he realized
what FLA work meant in his
school career. And perhaps the
story behind Richards award Will
reveal the success OF the FLA
H. 1r,,;.al 60
designed to teach apu enco,na pe
better more modern ana nroduc-
live farming PRACTICES in farmers
yf tomorrow.
1,h,e u.oaI, uah - - J. H.
4,o,aI r,,,,,,.o 1-.,.,,,..~e
,vn',. :, - 49, - -, - ''',- i. p"
I'm ,ho E,p,n s,o,,. - 80, to,,.
III notia,,. " N'
- -
W nat were me factors STUDIED
70 o''ci 'iiliic tll"' t<ri'ald STOCK
t@Ii omc o . intlilDClS OF Vhe
= ~" ~ ~ y VI ''l"ilA il4tii
;7etiooI. SNodld receive hedaI TO-
ill9 wore uu' ing l99 -o= ACCORD
ll'E % fa'l r.. NicLeIlalu' Noca-
iona. "si!euI''"d q 'e"Ciiet a.
J" q "Llahl '9eflooI ana "oViSof OF
i-e frA Cil"p'eF. 'Ee9e lactoi 5
were az o"V@'ai'dli4e SUPERVISED
lalhiillE pIo9l am. itadeESillp' CO.
operation ana SCHOLARSHIP
Farm rro,cc,
raw Is" loIiaI ~ lcul'"i a.
s'u'elI' ana rrA "'''''ocI - IL,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
Slumping Prices
OF Beef Receive
House Attention
.Abbitt Believes
Committee Plans
Will Be StabiliZing

Representative Watkins NJ. Ab-
bit, OF Virginia's Fourth Con-
gressional District. declared this
week that the recommendations
made by the House Agriculture
Committee. of which he is a mem
Der, should be of assistance to the
administration in stabilizing the
price OF beef
/, Mr.. Abbitt said that the recon-
'mendations of his House Agricul-
ture Committee contained four
proposals which are being taken
up with Secretary Of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson in order to i'm
plement the livestock program.
The principal proposal is TO
have the government extend
credit to cattle producers in order
to aSsis. the livestock industry
through the present period Of
price adjustments. plevent any
unnecessary loss. TO maintain or
derby marketing and TO prevent
committee also advocates stepped
up beef-buying by the armed
forces, the use of mole meat in
the federal school lunch program
and more ri gid controls ever beef
imports.
Stabilizing
Mr.. Abbit said he feels the four
points in the Agriculture Com
mittee'S program would 90 long
way towards stabilizing the situa-
ton which has caused concern
among agriculture leaders in re-
cent weeks. Mr. Abbitt said he is
particularly interested in the adj
iustmentS proposed in view of the
fact that the F'o' tn District has
IN recent years made such rapid
strides in development Of its live
stock industry.
The Fourth District Congress
man further pointed cut that it
is necessary to establish a pro-
gram which will provide better
assurance on prices and to make
good use Of the excess meat which
/ has been produced.
/ Armed Forces
One recommendation the
| Agriculture Committees program
D Divides fer the purchase OF a
120-day supply of meat by the
armed forces which would take
off the market a considerable
/ amount at this time. This. coupled
with the use of addit nal meat
in the school lunch program.
would provide for a sensible use
Of the excess and at the same
time. succeed in leveling off the
supply and demand, Mr. Abbitt
said.
AS for the Importance OF beef.
The committee feels that where
legal controls for the regulation
of imports have been provided,
| 'hese controls should be utilized
promptly and effectively to pre-
vent. during this period CT declin-
ing agricultural prices. importa-
ton Of commodities which di-
rectly compete with domestic
agricultural commodities in an
unsatisfactory price position.
We have got to level off some"
Mr. Abbitt said. but yet we can't
stand idly by in the acute beef
price situation"
The congressman noted that
there was a danger OF "our talk
ing ourselves into a scare and
said his committee was urging
livestock producers not to throw
their cattle on the market if it
was possible TO hold them on the
farm longer.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
sen. Byrd RENAMED
TO FINANCE POST

Sen Byrd has beer unanimous
iy reelected chairman Of ,he
committee on recLClon Of noA-
essential federal expenditures
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
N VS. SU "A "A a RY

way in Manchurl4 winch is feed
ing war supplies mace in Russo
to Chinese and Korean Rcd forces
IN Korea
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-02-27
Dairy, Cattlemen
Conference Here
Tuesday, March 3
\PI Technicians
10 Lead Panels
On Management

Dairy farmers and cattlemen in
Prince Edward and adjoining
counties are invited to participate
IN an all-day Autonomy dairy
conference in Farmville Tuesday.
March 3. County Agent f. F..
Striplin announced today. All ses-
sions will be in the Circuit Court
room
At $50 a. m. r. G.. Connolly,
Extension dairyman. V. P l., will
discuss, An Analysis of Prince
Edward DHIA Results for 1852 +"
At 1870 a. m. there will be a
panel discussion by the county
agent, Extension dairymen. the
DHIA Supervisor, and two or
three dairymen. At ll30 a m,
there will be an open forum on
dairymen's problems and adjust
ments. Lunch will be at 1900
At p. m. Establishing Good
Pastures" will be discussed by w
w. Lewis. Extension Agronomist.
V. P. I. Mr.. Lewis will discuss pas
ture plants. pasture fertilization
and management. At p. m New
Developments in Dairy Cattle
Breeding will be discussed by DR.
X. A. Huston Of the Dairy De-
partment. V. P. I At PAS p. n
Hay DrierS and their Use" and
Irrigation and It's Use will be
discussed by J. M Johns Of Farm
vile.
The program has been made up.
according TO Mr.. Striplin. to be
OF value to all dairymen interested
IN doing better joO
Other Counties Wanted
Mr.. Striplin especially includes
IN the invitation dairymen in ad-
Joining counties, since schools are
not scheduled in every county
The discussion on pastures. ferti-
liZerS. and MANAGEMENT should be
OF particular interest TO all dairy
men and cattle producers There
is tremendous increase in the
interest Of hay driers hay saving
and irrigation. Mr. Striplin feels
Efficiency Stressed
Farmers of Prince Edward ana
adjoining counties have consider
able investment in dairy farm
operations and during the past
few years have beelvvery success
full. Progress. howeVer. and con-
tinued successful operations are
dependent upon the adoption Of
still more economical practice
and the further improvement OF
pastures and breeding programs.
Mr., Strirlin said.
, 1953-04-07

DR.. Robert M. De Freitas
B. a. o., D. Specialist in Eye
Examination Refraction Or
thoptics; announces that on
Tuesday. April 9Th from 10 am.
10 S pm. & Wednesday April 9Th
from 1870 to 4:30 Pm. complete
optometric service will be of
fered to the Municipality Of
St. Croix.
Will be in Frederiksted
Municipal Hospital from 900.
am. until noon Wednesday.
The latest designs in Eye
glasses prepaid or G. @. p.
, 1953-04-07
NOTICE

The Polar Ice Company begs
to advise the public that from
April 4, due to extreme short
age Of rain water all ice
manufactured by the company
will be Of well water until
further; and therefore should
be used only for reefrigerating
purpose.
POLAR ICE COMPANY
George A. Fleming. Prop.
, 1953-04-07

The SIS G RANGER
is scheduled to sail from Bal
timore April 9th; New York
April 10th, and is due at Fred
eriksted April 10Th, via Puerto
Rico, accepting freight for.
Venezuela and P~aramaribo.
ALCCA STEAMSHIP CO.. Inc
Hobf L. Merwin & Co. Inc.
Agents
, 1953-04-07
Shipping News

The SIS is
scheduled to sail from New
Orleans March 26th; Mobile
March 18th, and is due at
Frederiksted April 10th, via
Jamaica, Haiti and St. Tho
mas, accepting freight f. r
Martinique, Barbados, Vene-
zuela, Georgetown and Para
marble.