THE NEBRASKAN
Sunday, March A, 1945
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Your Red Cross faces the greatest
task in its long history
And remember, YOU . . . ond you alone. . . . keep the Red Cross olive.
For without your help there could be no Red Cross. There are no special funds
to keep up its great humanitarian work. The money must come, os always,
from the heart of America you!
Our duty is clear ... we must keep the Red Cross at the side of our
fighting men and our wounded heroes. We must help the Red Cross in its
vitol job of sending food and medicine to war prisoners . . . aiding the ill
and lonely overseas . . . collecting life-giving blood plasma. The scope of the
Red Cross is olmost limitless. Every Red Cross worker is your personal
messenger of sympathy and comfort to your man in uniform.
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