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Magazines For
Sec. 562 P. L. & R.

 

Convalescent

Service Men U. S. Postage
PAID

 

The War Services Committee used
a budget of $160 to purchase maga-
zine subscriptions sent to convales-
cent soldiers in and around Denver.
The magazines will be sent to Fitz-
simons, Buckley, Lowry and Fort
Logan and will be placed at the dis-
posal of those who desire them. A
wide variety including Esquire, Read-
ers Digest, and Coronet have been
according to preferences shown by
the convalescents themselves. Many
of the subscriptions are for two and
three years. This project is made
possible because of the unused pro-
ceeds from our Christmas Wishing
Wells and is a continuance of our
Wishing Well slogan, “Make a Wish
and send a gift to a convalescent
soldier.”