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May 05, 1953 - Belgian Ambassador-Presents Letters And Scrapbook To Children Of Flood Damaged Schools: The newly arrived Belgian Ambassador to London H.E. Baron du Parc this morning presented letters written by children of Belgian Schools, to child representatives of 59 flood damaged schools on the East Coast, expressing sympathy at the flood damage and suffering. At the same time a handsome Scrapbook of Belgium'-prepared by pupils of the Ecole Primaire, Lagere School, Belgium was presented to two representatives of the long Road School, Canvey Island-commanded to be the hardest hit school of the floods. The presentations took place at the Belgian Embassy. Photo shows. BAron du Parc-examines the Scrapbook of Belgium'-watched by the children at the Embassy today. They are:-Left to Right:-Christine Hills (12) of Gt. Yarmo; Susan Dennis (10) of Sheerness; Peter Murphy (14) also Sheerness; Lorna Giddings (11) and Bryan Witcombe (11) both of Convey Island-who received the scrapbook

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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Canvey Convey Ecole Expressing Floods Giddings Handsome Hardest Lorna Parc Presentations Primaire Pupils Scrapbook Sheerness Suffering Sympathy


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