cal re ran ;', and. of acquisition of microfilm of Virginia records in European archives. But it serves as a preface to the role of the locali ties in the 350th anniversity cele bration. Commit nit it -s Cooperate "It is my Jvne." wrote Governor RtanVv in 1955. "that every com munity in the S’ate will become af filiated with this undertaking, bv means of a local comnrtte. and give it such official and community support as may be feasible " To date. 52 count’es. it cit’es and nine school of higher education -for the colleges are considered communi ties. too—have responded to this appeal. Among the major events thus far announced is the International Nav-il Review which the Hampton Roads communities will sponsor from Saturday. June 8. through Monday. June 17 Warships from more than a score of free nations a’o expected to accept the invita tion of the United Stales Navy and the Festival to gather in the largest deepwater harbor on the Atlantic Coast. In honor of the thousands of visiting seamen and officers, the cities of Norfolk. Portsmouth. Vir ginia Beach. South Norfolk. New port News, Hampton and Warwick are developing a week-long program of entertainment that will give the visitors a bird’s-eye view of Ameri can life. At least six events are planned for the Richmond celebration. These will culminate in a ceremony com memorating the landing of the colo nists at the fall line of the present site of the C'-f on Whitsunday in 161)7. On June 1 will be re-enacted in St. John's Church the Convention of 1775. where Patrick Henry de livered his "Give me libtrty or give me death! ’ speech. On June <j will begin in Richmond’s Arena an ex hibit d e p i c t l n g 350 years Of industrial progro s s. Richmond’s churches, museums and shrines will join in the city-wide celebration. Roanoke will celebrate the Ft. ii — —■—

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