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I have never talked to a Marine, a soldier er a sailer but
who, upon every sccasion, said, "The Red Cross is tcps with me. I
have already made my contribution. It is the thing that keeps us
living." : .

I like this slegan: IF YOU CAN'T GO -- GIVE. And another

hits me right in the middle: GIVE TO THOSE WHO GAVE. Why sheuld I
say mere?

The Red Cross drive started March lst, but since we had
vacation, I thcught it better fcr this letter ts arrive at your desk

after the semester vacatisn is ever and ysu are ready te put first
things first.

To facilitate your giving we are not asking anyene to call
upon you, but we are asking that you mail your denation ts Roem 107
Robinson Gymnasium, Presuaing that you will make a e«ntributien, we
ate enclosing the Red Cross sticker and lapel clip, but if yeu find
it impsssible to give, kindly return them to this cffice.

The faculty and emplsyees of the University have always given

. intelligently and respended most generously. I knew that you will de

your share. The students are alse being given an oppertunity to make
their contribution.

Yours fer a generous and responsive gift.

Very sincerely yours,

 

Chairman, K.U. Red Cress Drive fer 1945.

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