CHAIRMAN : VICE-CHAIRMAN SECRETARY TREASURER
Wade Pierce Harold G. Barr Mrs. C. W. Amidon Riley Burcham

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN

LANNE, THE AMERICAN RED CROSS HOME SERVICE

Harold C. Fisher CHILD WELFARE

Harold G. B r Miss Esther E. T t

Ber Elance DOUGLAS COUNTY CHAPTER Hon hoeaie, Twente

5 a Boardman watun nee Murray
RB Stevens Community Building Bs ’ Telephone 803 Miss Ruth Hoover

Mire a Stoland FIRST AID

Mrs. C. ; Holmes Parke H. Woodard, M.D.
BALDWIN ciTy LAWRENCE, KANSAS ACCIDENT PREVENTION

 

Dr. Homer K. Ebright John Callahan

F. C. Leitnacker JUNIOR RED CROSS
ey Co eh NUTRITION. a nd FOODS

rs. C. B. Johnson an

WILLOW SPRINGS: MRS. W. T. DOUCE Miss Kathryn Tiss

Otto Hack Executive Secretary CAMP and HOSPITAL “SERVICE
MARION: Mrs. C. W. Amidon

page Boyce NURSE RECRUITMENT
LECOMPTON Varch 3) 19 44 Miss Electa Kindlesperger

Mrs. George F. Bahnmaier oe ee bs ig ode “eon SERVICES
GRANT: 3. Caryl J. Dodds

Richard Wise PRODUC TION
PALMYRA: rs. H. B. Chubb

Perry Stevens MOTOR CORPS
CLINTON: Mrs. M. S. Winter

Charles Banning NURSE'S AIDE
EUDORA: Mrs. R. H. Beamer

Miss Ellen Melville CANTEEN
KANWAKA Miss Andris Rife

Mrs. Merle Coleman BLOOD DONOR SERVICE
WAKARUSA:

(East) Ralph Ward Ralph I. Canuteson, M.D.
as Pp

(West) Mrs. Roger Williams

Dr. Forrest C, Alien,
801 Louisiana
Lawrence, Kansas

Dear Dr. Allen:

T am raking 2a summary report to vou on the ¥%.TU,
Red Cross Drive, May I say at the outset, that I de-
rived a great deal of personal vleasure and satisfaction
in this drive and a large measure of this is due to the
fun in working out something with a dynamic fellow like
vou,

AS you know, I have had charge of a number of
other *.U. drives - in fact I think this is the fifta
one that T have conducted and JI want vou to know that TI
have never experienced such wonderful coopveration as I
experienced this time. In the other drives there were
always a few dragging their feet and, in a few cases,
nut thumbs down on the Red Cross, But in this drive
there wasn't a single person to my knowledge, who didn't
come across in some way and make a definite contribution,

You will observe that among the Hill rneonle there
are over one hundred and fifteen that gave from $10.00
to $100.00, When vou take into consideration that the
Hill crowd has had rough sledding in the last few years -
that is, most of them haven't seen a raise since before
the davs of Munich - their response has been all the more
wonderful,