yels on its stomach. é tra’ Napoleon said an army at the armies of But China has proved for six years today travel on their hearts. oo. se a ey i survivors, Spirit and oom epirit has kept alive coyntiess su ae for weeks on flimsy rafts- you'd If you were ae ing .-- in the first intent on eae ded the heart and cea a os to keep people — ou’d go to work th all yo 2 ace .-- am spirit high! vels on its heart erp ae home to the im! ass “ion kindly ways at : ern in a million service- everyday “Mack at the bappy faces of SS1" m z + ver = ction Controlling =~ ah the fighting and the produ many mane millions of war lines. : will to live for oe he poe camps of the Wor who grimly ing weariness and strain aeons en’s duty despite Relieving % d again for merchant seam sign on again ani burning oil. prisoners, With the world in flames and in tears, the demands on generous American hearts have been infinite. When the fires of London are so thick the fire hoses run dry ... when a Chinese mother has to watch her baby die for want of a simple drug ... when Greeks by the hundreds drop dead in the streets from starvation... decent Americans cannot close their eyes or turn their backs! These mass tragedies, these war-made horrors have stirred kind people to action. To our fighting Allies and their families there is no compromise, no collaboration with the enemy . . . no surrender. They are dying for a world of decent people. We owe them a debt. = Their courage is a fighting weapon for you. If you were there, you’d keep it keen! Keeping valiant allies fighting because you care enough to save their lives, their families, their spirit, their resolve. eadins the escape of countless refugees from the terrors- of war. j Rescuing the hope of our Allies... their children. .. from further panic, starvation, neglect and degradation. Providing life-saving medicines for the treatment of both civilians and armed forces of our Allies. : Replanting the ravaged lands with seed . . . the crushed hearts with hope. youth. easing lawlessness You can be ther common ills, re, com = : = “asing the fighter’s job. pauty a8ainst these Teach = ng th Sheltering he to walk agai Ae : UN TYE Mga A thousand services . . . a million kindmesses . . . are wrapped up in your single gift to your united war fund. It will cover a federation of agencies stretching around the world, and will reach into the lives of our fighting forces, our Allies and their families. A speedier victory ...a friendlier understanding... will come because the American people CARE enough to. give VOLUNTARILY. Giving is fighting, too! Full support of the USO program, and other member agencies in the National War Fund, will be met in your community campaign. NATIONAL WAR FUND pec snenetees— UNITED CZECHOSLOVAK RELIEF UNITED YUGOSLAV RELIEF FUND REFUGEE RELIEF TRUSTEES U. S. COMMITTEE CARE OF EUROPEAN CHILDREN and--- to help on the HOME FRONT Lawrence, Kansas 1943 COMMUNITY CHEST One gift, to maintain the agencies which help to keep Lawrence a healthy, happy, thriving community. Boy Scouts ...: - $ 1,500.00. jomt Christian Council —3\ 275.00 (Hi-Y—Girl Reserve) Girl Scouts es 700.00 RU YMCA 22). 22 950.00 Kol YMG A ee 900.00 Salvation Ammy oe 2,798.00 Social Service League 62 700.00 ZH Club 300.00 $ 8,123.00 Shrinkave a2. oe $600.00 Campaign Costs -........... 500.00 Administrative Costs .._.. 600.00 1,700.00 : $ 9,823.00 Balance to be applied on 1943 Chest Budget 900.00 ‘TOTAL COMMUNITY CHEST we BUDGET .. = $ 8,923.00 NATIONAL WAR FUND ...._....._---.---- 20,694.00 TOTAL COMBINED FUND ...........----- $29,617.00 “At least one day’s wage’’ THIS IS YOUR WAR @ YOUR MEN ARE IN IT —AT THE FRONT, OR ON THEIR WAY @ YOUR MONEY IS IN IT—WAR BONDS, STAMPS, TAXES @ YOUR SACRIFICE IS IN IT —RATIONING, SCARCITIES, PRIORITIES @ YOU CAN DO MORE @ YOU CAN HELP WIN THE WAR SOONER, AND WITH A MINIMUM LOSS OF LIFE @ YOU CAN GIVE OUR FIGHTERS, OUR ALLIES AND THEIR FAMILIES THE ‘GREATEST WEAPON OF THEM ALL—THE WILL — TO WIN @ YOU'D DO MORE, IF YOU COULD BE THERE @ AND YOU CAN BE THERE THROUGH A PROMPT AND GENEROUS GIFT 1943 LAWRENCE COMMUNITY CHEST October 18-23