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These quotations from soldiers’ letters, statements by high-ranking officers,
and war correspondents’ reports tell a vivid story. Except for face-to-face talks
with men at the front or hospitalized here at home, nothing else could convey to
you so well the meaning of Red Cross Services to the Armed Forces.

To support this work and all the other life-conserving work of the Red
Gross for the next twelve months will require more than $200,000,000. Never
before has the need been so acute. Never before has your opportunity to

help been so great.

Will you do your share?
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PUBLISHED FOR THE RED CROSS WAR FUND, MARCH 1-31, 1944