ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG". OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, '1943.
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$15,500
WHEREVER THEY GO THERE'S A USO
1 7 National Agency Members 6 State
Including USO and War Prisoners Aid Major Participants
WAR. WORKERS OF THE .SEA
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NATIONAL AP FUND
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To miliums of servicemen the I SO is the first stop in town.
Maintaining information booths in terminals throughout the coun
try, the USO, a member agency of the National War Fund, is al
ways ready to lend a hand to the servicemen seeking entertainment
or a place to stay.
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SEAMAN'S HOLIDAY
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PREPARED
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Seamen of the merchant marine face the hazards of days, weeks
or months in open boats exposed In cold, heat, snow and rain. To the
l ulled beamens Service, a member agency of the National War
Fund, falls the task of contributing to the costs of their hospitaliza
tion and convalescence, in cooperation with the War Shipping:
Administration.
Though they ve Rambled with death In the performance of their
duty these merchant seamen can't forget the sea, even on a holiday.
Here they are recuperating at one of the many rest tenters which
the United Seamen's Service, a member agency of the National War
Fundt maintains here and abroad, In cooperation with the War
Shipping Administration.
YOU CANT SAY "NO" 23 TIMES!!!
Ah Organization of Business and Professional Interests United in All-out War Effort
Under the National Plan
you are now asked only
twice to give.
WAR FUND in the Fall
RED CROSS in the Spring
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