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'la being provided for tbe tem­
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porary abiding places of children
needing them.
These cottage
SEATTLE,
Dec.
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groups afford a fam ily >Ufe in Two men were killed lata Monday
each for about nine youngsters night, in a dynamite explosion
under a house mother.
No at the New Cedar / Mountain
schools are established, the chil­ mine, east of here, according to
word received today. The man
it.
dren attending nearby public
hilled were L. W . Foster, 86; of
The Legion w ill build no large
schools with other children of Black Diamond, and Henry Beck*
orphan homes or asylums.
A
er, of Snohomish.
series of cottage typo homes. the community.
physical or mental inferiority or
unattraetlvenese.' Those are the
children whom "nobody wants."
The
American
L egion' wants
them.
The American Legion
A uxiliary wants them. F or this
group there may be required
permanent care. They shall have
LKUIOX ENDOWMENT
Each dollar accepted in this'trqst cash . outlay for national, re­
FUND DRIVE STAHTH
listed
as
means a vital responsibility» to habilitation , work
TOMORROW MORNING the Legion, and a permanent $112,590 per year (ono-balf of
committment o f. the L e g io n ,to
this service, and t o ' other unsel­
fish and public service. , Tbe
sum total of the absolutely
necessary financial endowment
Is relatively small.
The n ‘
tent of the spiritual endowment
which goes with it is unlimited.
(C o n tin u e d fro m P ag e O n e )
America’s duty to the disabled
and the orphans Is only equalled
by America’s willingness to ful­
fill' this duty to the utmost.. To
that end hohlng can be left to
chance,
.,
The United States government
In realisation of this fact, as
shown b i experience. The Amer­ has passed liberal laws and made
ican Legion is raising, during lib’erai appropriation* of money
1985, an endowment fund of five to care for the disabled men o(
million dollars, of which the1 the -World W ar. • ’ Many thou­
income (estimated at $225,000 sands of good eflisens today rest
y e a rly )' w ill guarantee a solid secure In (he)rsown minds as to
-financial basis In perpetuity for a duty done in thia respect, be­
the-program s of disabled men’s cause the Congress has been lib ­
Perhaps relatively few
rehabilitation and child*.welfare. eral.
The Legion is. asking this en­ Americans realise the limitations
dowment fund from Its own which must always surround gov­
members and the American pub­ ernment relief, even w ith laws
lic Jointly. The Legion asks it perfectly • drawn and perfectly
confidently in the knowledge that administered, as they of course
it will be given, and that it will have not been during the early
Perhaps
be the backbone of the most im­ years of this work-
portant public service confront­ few Americans understand why
ing the American people today. The American Legion, with a
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Nothing
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the propqsed endowment Income
— the other half being for child
welfare) can perform a vital,
nation-wide, and thorough part
of a task to which the govern­
ment
is
appropriating
three
housand tltnes that sum
of
mctaey this year.
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Tp the latter Question', the
basic answer is that the Legion
throws 900,000 or more members
and A uxiliary workers into its
task, and that the sum total of
what is donated locally and by
ooun|y and state groups in per­
sonal service, In supplied, and-
sometimes in cash, far exceeds
tl)e basic, net, cash outlay for
the %tional directing service.
The endowment is to make se­
cure the national rehabilitation
service, the backbone and cen­
tra l generating plant of tbe L e ­
gion’s organisation • of 11,000
posts.
;
The case of the disabled vet­
eran with the government, is an
official, intricate, legal prob­
lem, - involving many technical
complications. Under given sets
of facts, prescribed by law, the
government can extend legally
specified
medical or
hospital
treatm ent, money compensation,
or vocational training.
W ith in
its necessary limits, tbe gov­
ernment oh the whole has done
well, and is tending steadily to
do better.
I t does not and
cannot have completely intimate
contact with the disabled man,
his family, his needs.
The prpblem is that of re­
storing to physical, mental and
spiritual health and to a status
of self-support and self-respect,
a man who has suffered tho
wounds, disease and shock in ­
cident to war. Government ma­
chinery, however ample, remains
machiery.
I t is limited at the
top by tbe lim it of ability which
government service has been able
to command.
I t is lim ited at
the bottom by the extent of
human contact possible to gov-
ernment machinery. The A m eri­
can Legion rehabilitation service
fcpfrw s no lim it
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Towel gift sets are
always popular and in
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Soft Spun
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Priced $1 to $2.25
Handkerchiefs
The vogus of embroidered hand­
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In many colors
and
many different materials makes
them ah especially -Suitable g ift
this year. And a fancy handker­
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too niany.
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families, but families which stand
the test of thorough going,, whole­
some character and American
ideals, as foster homes for the
homeless children of veterans.
In this work the Legion seeks
the assistance of every estab-
llshed agency in the pountry de­
voted to child welfare. v*- .« To all
such agencies it proposes to give
assistance, and to the whole na-
tional duty of child care It
brings the power and enthusiasm
of its whole nation-wide organi­
zation and membership. I t will
help hold the far-flung line of
defense for childhood against
poverty, hunger, disease, vice.
ignorance, crime and deatb.
It
will hold especially firm that
W hile almost every home that new sector of the line created
has been disrupted by , w a r’» Jjy tbe war and its orphans.
There w ill always remain, af­
tragedies offers a special prob-
tom, ‘ the child w elfare plan of ter home restoration and adop­
The’ American Legion has certain tion hyve been provided for many
definite bases of action.
P ri­ children, a group of orphan^ un­
m arily. where one parent sur­ suitable for adoption because of
vives, the effort is to maintain
the
patural,
original
home
W here none survives, or suiWtv-
homeless child of a veteran,'
the basis of The Àmeriaan Lh-.
glon’s child welfare prografn.
The constantly growlwg càsr-
ualty Hat, as men die by the
thousands each year from wounds
gnd disease incurred in the W orld
W ar, accentuates thia need. The
accumulating discovery of these
children in alms bouses, in un­
happy and .unfit homes o f dis-
tant relatives unable or unwilling
to give proper care, In’ the vary
streets and alleys sometimes, has
wrung the heart of the Leg lop
It
is determined that every
homeless child of a veteran shall
have a fa ir and square chance
at life, an honest, happy Am er­
ican home’; a proper education.
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$10.00
Silver
Candle-Sticks
$2.75 the pair
Fine
heavy
green
usual
The Ideal g ift for father or
son— handsome new designs
— and many of them.
synthetic stones in
hand carved white or
gold mountings. Un-
values
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or able to maintat a home, there
must be a home found for the
child. Preferably that home win
be found by adoption Into the
fam ily of a Legionnaire, a fam-
tTY' carefully selected and tested
ad ’ Io Its ability to bring rtf$
The
characteristics
of
the
adopted home must accord as
well as possible w ith w hat the
the parents, if living, could have
given, or dying, would have ap­
proved for their baby. Questions
of financial ability,, of ‘social,
moral and religious environment
must be considered.
The Le­
gion, being wholly non-sectarian,
hopes that homes w ill be found
where the religion w ill he that to
which the child m ight have beet»
attracted in is own natural home.
I t seeks, not perhaps wealthy
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A fitted traveling case W a
very practical gift. I t ’s really
a necessity for anyone who does
any traveling or week-ending
and almost everyone does.
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Stone Rings
$15.00
Everybody with
candlesticks on
their lists should
make it a point
to visit this store
SaShrday and see
this value.
Inducting
Candles
$60.00
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the perfect gift. Many der
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This price and the saving It guar­
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folks who have already bought
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The American Legion, operat­
ing under a .motto, ’’Temporary
Care— Permanent C i\re," declared
thkt not one of these men should
be given up to a hopeless futurp
of confinement apd domlcilary
car« n atil every earthly .apeans
o f cure had beqn tried.
Expert
peychiartriats, supplementing and
augmenting the government etaft,
were brought. Into this problem
by the Legion and are still In
it.
The Legion is not paying
them.
Most of them have re­
fused even expense allowances.
But the Legion, speaking in the
name of its comradeship (or the
disabled, has won them to this
task.
New methods have been de-
veloped, and are being developed
Mbn are going forth cured and
well every day, who but for the
long insistent b attle
of
The
American Légion would have
gone to Insane hospitals for life.
This fight is being won, not by
dollars, but by the spirit which
the Legion and the magniflcient
men who have rallied to Its aid
have put into it.
The dollar
cost has been Insignificant com­
pared to the salvaging of the
nerve-racked men wh,o were a
hideous by-pfodset of war. T h ai
small dollar cost must be as­
sured, as It .w ill be, by the
American Legion Endowment.
The providing of an American
home for the orphan of every
man who fell In thé nation’s
service is so obviously right that
It needs no discussion.
These
children are plainly entitled to
the same chance ' in life which
they wpuld have received had
their father not given his Ute
to America.
That Is the very
minimum.
"A home fo r' every
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