EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

LAWRENCE:

WADE PIERCE

Harotp C, FIsHER

Harotp G. Barr

Mrs. Frep R. Isaacs

Mrs. W. C. BoarpMAN

M. S. WINTER

R. B. STEVENS

Mrs. O. O. STOLAND

Mrs. C. B. HoLtmMeEs
BALDWIN CITY:

Dr. Homer K. Esricut

F. C. LEITNACKER
EUDORA CITY:

Mrs. C. B. JoHNsoN
WILLOW SPRINGS:

Orto Hacx
MARION:

Hucu Boyce
LECOMPTON:

eo GrorcE F, BAHNMAIER
GRAN

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PALMYRA:

PERRY STEVENS
CLINTON

Cx aurea BANNING
EUDORA:

Miss ELLEN MELVILLE
KANWAKA:

Mrs. MERLE COLEMAN
WAKARUSA:

(East) RALPH WarD

(West) Mrs. RoGer WILLIAMS

WADE PIERCE HAROLD G. BARR RILEY BURCHAM
Chairman Vice-Chairman Treasurer

MRS. C. W. AMIDON
Secretary

THE AMERICAN RED CROSS
Douglas County Chapter

CoMMUNITY BUILDING me

Lawrence, Kansas

MRS: W.T.. DOUCE
Executive Secretary

TELEPHONE 803

Haskell Institute
March 5, 1945

Dr. Forrest C. Allen
Department of Physical Education
University of Kansas

Lawrence, Kansas

Dear “Phog"

COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN

FINANCE
Mrs. Mitprep LeSurer
HOME SERVICE
Miss EstHER E, TWENTE
BLOOD DONOR SERVICE
pu I. Canuteson, M.D.
DISASTER
M. S. WINTER
HOME NURSING
Mrs. JosEPH a Murray
WATER SAFE
Miss RutH fom
— AID
ARKE H. Wooparp, M.D
ACCIDENT PREVENTION
Joun CALLAHAN
J UNTOR RED CROSS
I. W. Hartiey
NUTEITION and FOODS
Miss Katuryn TISSUE

vee ae HOSPITAL SERVICE

W. AmIpon
NURSE QECRULTMENT
Miss ELecta K1INDLESPERGER

VOLUNTEER SPECIAL SERVICES

Mrs. Caryt J. Dopps
PRODUCTION

Mrs. H. B. Cours
MOTOR CORPS

M. S. WINTER

NURSE'S AIDE

Mrs. R. H. BEAMER
CANTEEN

Miss Anpris RIFE

I greatly appreciate the work which you have already done in connection

with the Red Cross drive.

The drive passed the half-way mark Saturday

night and the thermometer is now standing at $17,000. This ig a fine rec-
ord for the first three days and you deserve considerable credit for this

achievement.

We are now facing the most critical period of the campaign. Let us not

make the mistake of relaxing our efforts.

this week.

We should finish up the campaign
Thursday of next week is the deadline for income tax payments

and money will be increasingly harder to get as we approach that date.

Let's put in several hours of hard work early this week and get it over

with. A

much better to do it now than to let the campaign drag out.

certain amount of time will be required sooner or later and it is
Please take

time out right now and call your workers and ask them to call their solici-

tors.

It would certainly be a great thrill if we could finish up this week and be
the first chapter in Kansas to "go over the top”

Sincerely eo

SGA: mw

SPECIAL
DELIVE

Solon G. Ayers
War Fund Chairman