Long Barn Nursery, at Seven Oaks, Kent, the home of the
Hon. and Mrs. Harold Nicholson (Victoria Sackville West).
Now sponsored by Hawaii Islands Committee of SCF.

SPONSORING
SCF

Among the Ameri-
can Groups now
sponsoring SCF
Nurseries are: Sa-
vannah, Georgia;
Greenwich Village,
New York; Detroit

and Ann Arbor, Michigan; The Living Church Magazine;
Summit, Short Hills, Chatham, New Jersey.

 

 

 

 

SAVE THE
CHILDREN FEDERATION
ONE MADISON AVENUE

NEW YORK

The approximate
cost of sponsor-
ing a Nursery is
at present $4500,
or $100 a child,
the British Gov-
ernment co-oper-
ating with an
equal amount.

HON. JOHN Q. TILSON, Treasurer

Licensed by the U. S. State Department,
Registration No. 2, For Relief Overseas.
Gifts are Deductible for Income Tax Purposes.

 

 

 

“But the Young, Young Children,

Save the Under Fives For a Better World Tomorrow

HELP OPEN MORE
NURSERIES

After six weeks of study
and consultation with
British leaders, Governor
Allen brings back word
that the most effective
thing America can do at
this time in child aid is

to open more nurseries
in the country. Not less
than 100 homes in
England and Scotland, for children under five, evacuated
from districts threatened by bombing, are urgently
needed.

 

A Scotchman

  

ADOPTION
PLAN

The Federation is
also giving supple-
mental aid to more
than 10,000 chil-
dren through a
popular "adoption"
plan.

"This is not only cutting down some of the suffering

of today, but it is also building for the future."

—J. B. PRIESTLEY

   

Hon. Henry J. Allen, former Governor of Kansas and

SCF Chairman for British Child Aid, visits Wickhurst Manor
Nursery of the SCF, supported by Mennonite Committee.

O My Brothers”

—ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING