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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1946)
Friday. March 1. 1948 MECFOHD MAIL TniBTTHK flEVTH The Annual Red Cross Campaign Starts Today Give Now! Give Generously! mi wdir (aiini STILL URGENTLY NEEDED. As long as the Red" Cross Is needed, clubs and canteens will offer touch of home to GIs In Germany and Japan. And meanwhile flood and disaster will require instant emer gency service here at home. Give now! NECESSARY FOR YEARS. The slow conva lescence of a crippled veteran In a hos pital calls for months of unflagging, gen. uine sympathy and encouragement from Red Cross social workers. This kind of sen ice must be available for years. To make it possible, girt now. "ALWAYS READY." Disaster, flood, and epidemic must never find the Red Cross unprepared to render instant, effective service on the spot and getting the injured away to safety. Your contribution will make effective service possible at once everywhere! . g ty:jf, .-v I Now more than "ever he needs your Red Cross V-DAY is history, but Victory over war's effects on our disabled service men is far in the future! And thousands of Red Cross women are still in active heart-warming service abroad-and at home still help ing to lift the burdens of worried crippled discouraged homesick GIs. This is the war that never ends calling on the Red Cross for the services that must never jail our victorious troops f and calling on you for the contributions that are needed now even more than they were in the years of battle! 11 till r 1 A&m&u YOUR Red Cross MUST CARRY ON . . . PUBLISHED AS A PUBLIC SERVICE BY V 60' v The CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
