The Beaverton review., November 13, 1936, Image 6

STO RK
DEFIES
FLO O DS —
The Red
C i o n nurse helped this
baby into the world at
f
height of flood peril in
Williamsport,
Ponnsyl-
vania.
T O TH E R E S C U E — Floods swept Eastern states and Red
Cross gave relief to 139,000 families. Scene in Wheeling,
W est Virginia.
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W IS T F U L
LITTLE F L O O D
R E F U G E E — O ne of thousands
D O L L S B R IN G H A P P IN E S S — Junior Red
Cross girls whose motto is " I Serve" make
hundreds of rag dolls for children who have
no toys.
of youngsters cared for by
Red Cross volunteers in dis­
aster refugee centers.
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S A V IN G
A
L I F E — R e d
n
Cross Life Saver
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d e m o n stra te s
prone
pressure
method of resus-
citation
of
drowned person.
F IG H T IN G A U T O M O B IL E D E A T H T O L L — 800 Red Cross Emer
gency First A id Stations on the nation's highways, soon to be fol
lowed by 3,500 more, will reduce fatalities following motor ac-
W A R V E T E R A N S R E M E M B E R E D — The Red C ross G ray
Ladies bring war's victims to President's annual garden party.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt greet war disabled on W hite
cidents.
House lawn.
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