MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1943
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No, these are not Russian Or Polish war
orphans. They are right here at home.
Their father, who was an auto
mobile mechanic is in Europe
now, repairing American tanks.
Their mother is in a war plant.
Every night they sit here and wait
her homecoming and dinner. Your.
dollars can support playgrounds,
equipment and care for them
through one of our local wel
fare agencies. Would you
rather have a new
evening gown?
Let your heart
decide
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, DOLLARS can be cold and selfish things. Or they can be
generous, compassionate and merciful
Turn over the spending of some of your dollars to your
heart. It wjill want to give twice what your logical mind
intended to give, because your heart understands the mercy,
the relief and the pleasure that these dollars bring. .
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A merchant seaman has been
dragged back to life from an ocean
of flaming oil. He has lost all of (&, j
the little possessions that sailed v, C
with him. He is given warmth gky
fulfil his desire to "ship"
again by your dollars. Would f' K
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decide
Let your heart decide.
This Chinese baby didn't have much, but yesterday
it did have a straw shelter, a crude cradle and two
parents to care for it. A screaming Japanese bomb
destroyed them all. Your dollars can bring this baby
back to a useful life in the new. China to come.
Would you rather have a new chair in the living room?
Let your heart decide
Give ONCE
for ALL these
Medford Community Chart
USO
United Seamen's Service
Wit Prisoner! Aid
Belgian War Relief Sodetr
British TOrReUefSoder -French
Relief Fund
Friends of Luxembourg
Greek Wir Relief Assodittoo
Norwegian Relief
Polish War Relief
Queen Wilhelmina Fond
Russian War Relief
United Chin Relief
United Czechoslovak Relief
United Yugoslav Relief Fund
Refugee Relief Trustees
. United States Committee fetth
Care of European Children '
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Remember this soldier? You saw him on the
posters last year. His smile comes straight from
a USO clubhouse. One of the finest things
civilians have done in this war is in building
and supporting the USO. Boys come into the
army from farms and cities-a little lonely
a little homesick. The USO provides
friendship, entertainment and homi
ness. Some of your dollars are spent
through the USO. Would you rather
have bought yourself a few theatre tickets?
Let your heart
decide
and
BAR
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