★ From India to Iceland ... From Alaska to Australia ... YOUR
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is constantly in action — working to build up what wars tear down
‘ llPRIVE STARTS HERE MONDAY. BE PREPARED TO JOIN!|j
READ THIS RECORD OF THE RED
CROSS SINCE PEARL HARBOR
^ FOR THE ARMED FORCES — IV^ore
than one million anti a half service
men have received, through the Field
Staff, practical help in personal pro
blems. The Red Cross is with them
4 in training and at the front. For
morale and recreation, over one hun
dred Red Cross Clubs have been es
tablished for overseas troops. There
are more than five thousand workers
in the field.
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CIVILIAN RELIEF — About sixty
million dollars in war relief has been
administered in every allied country.
Food, clothing, medicinal supplies
f have gone to Great Britain, Russia,
China, Africa for Polish and Greek
refugees, and many others.
Thousands of packages to prison
ers of war have been safely delivered
through cooperation with the Inter
€ national Red Cross in Switzerland._
THE HOME FRONT — Training our
tjeople to meet the needs of war. Mil
ions of First Aid Courses. Hun
dreds of thousands trained in Home
Nursing and Nutrition Courses.
Thousands enlisted as Nurses’ Aides
and in Motor and Canteen and Staff
Assistant Corps.
More than one million and a half
blood donations through Red Cross
collection centers and the distribution
of the life saving Plasma wherever
needed.
Chapter Production rooms from
coast to coast providing surgical
dressings for the wounded, kit bags
for the fighters and tons of clothing
for relief.
The Red Cross record in this war
is one that we Americans may well
he proud of — and support.
I A PEOPLES' PARTNERSHIP -
S Bringing relief in allied countries, working
■ with our armed forces wherever they are, the
| Red Cross gives everyone an opportunity to
f fj serve.
| In this second year of War, the needs in
ip crease. March is the War Fund month. You
$ jj can help with time and money.
| Enlist with your Chapter for the work
| that lies ahead.__
FUN IS NOT BEING RATIONED!
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The Roanoke Rapids Kiwanis Club
WILL PRESENT THEIR
13th Annual Minstrel - Revue
“AT YOUR
SERVICE”
HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
Thursday - Friday, March 25 - 26
PLAN NOW TO ATTEND THIS SHOW!
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