Holland's plight on a personal j level has come to Mrs. HarveyKephart, who's been corresponding since the war with Mrs. T. Meursinge-Reynders of Warns-: veld. The Netherlands. She I writes that the family’s two clos-j| est friends were rescued by j' American helicopters and that : both her sons have been work-, ing ever siike the disaster, selling newspapers for aid and helping to rebuild the dikes.‘An avalanche of food, gifts and help have spontaneously been sent from all the free countries of the world, she says. “How I wish governments could work as h well and as quickly together.Our fervent Amen to that. |