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again make an appeal through the familial- coin boxes, several benefits during the month, and in special drives at the college and public schools. In the latter, youngsters will be given a chance to share in the polio fight by filling cards holidng five dimes. The campaign chairman today listed these campaign leaders: coin collections. Grady H. Wright; movies. Alvin Simmons: Longwood College. S. L. Graham, J. P. Wynne and Merl Landrum: ladies' organizations. James R. Kennedy, R. B. Crawford and W. W. McClintic: doctors and hospitals. A. M. DeMuth, Joseph Smith and John Graziani: pub licity. Morton Davis. Workers under the two leaders are J. H. Whitfield. T. W. Brooks. J. Hugh Garnett. Lewis Robert- j son. T. A. Allen, Larkin Pairet. ! R. A. Wilmoth. Woodrow Young. R. E. Davis. Also Lester Andrews. S. W. Putney Jr.. Tony Martin. Vernon Womack. V. V. Gordon. Frank H. Watkins. A. O. Lafoon. H. A. Birdwell and Armstrong Smith. H. L. Newbill Jr., is March of Dimes treasurer. County Workers In the county the following leaders have been named: Mrs. Elizabeth Pollard. Green Bay: Mrs. Jack Jones, Prospect: Mrs. Roach Watson, Darlington Heights: Mrs. Winston Farley. Rice: Bruce Redd, Meherrin: T. M. Dean. Worsham: R. W. Dupuy, Hampden-Sydney. Mrs. H. V. McKnight will direct the solicitation among colored residents in Farmville. Last year, the March of Dimes here raised approximately $4,500. Chairman Cook said the decision to try to equal or better that was made on the basis of continuing needs here as great as at that time.
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