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A class in Life-Saving at one of the 1950 Red Cross institutes Here
are teamed all the rules of water safety —protection foe self and others
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m g th e c au se o f in t e r n a t io n a l u n d e r s t a n d in g ; cheer
•n g t h e sa c k, b r i g h t e n i n g s c h o o l r o o m s , l e a r n i n g id e a ls
o f s e r v ic e f o r o th e r s .
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All happy at the most recent of the an
nual parties for disabled war veterans on the
White House lawn in Washington! V et
erans and enlisted men of Army and Navy,
whether sound or otherwise, are grateful
for Red Cross service.
s e r v ic e
fo e
th e
C h a p te rs
p rogra m
f in g e r s o f
and
m ade
the
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p m oni. m rm b rr.h ip dollar aa u . i r r t . h « io m m ih r
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M Y Y A H T h r ?"
1 best school girls enjoy the periodical checking
of height, weight and teeth b y the Red Crass
public health nurse
Thi little fellow is getting a running start
in life, for the mother has been taught in a
Red Cros class of Home Hygiene and Care of
the Sick
A n H arter haaket h u n g . t o a little p a tie n t in C h i ld r e n ! H o a p it a l, D e
Croît, r o u t a g e to fa re an o p e ra t io n fo r m a a to id iti.
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re m e m b e r e d b y th e c h ild r e n o f th e R e d C e o s *