| Show huge ge burden on the red cross red cross workers of panguitch Pan gultch who will enroll members in their districts will help the worlds g greatest mother to war on human distress as douglas 11 moore assistant national director of 0 roll call phrases it in arg ing tho the local chairman to go over the tp with its quota mr booro says anem unemployment mont laid at ct tho the door of red cross workers of 0 panguitch the red cross crosa a magnitude and degree of distress unprecedented in 61 51 years of ministering to disaster victims no single disaster ever equalled equal led the damage wrought by the slow ings ot of enforced idleness since la late inte te 1931 more than families have been given red hed cross crosa good food clothing medical supplies and ana other forms of assistance more afore than persons have been boneff congress laid upon the official relief agency the responsibility of distributing bushels of government wheat then added a bushels more when it made available bales of cotton to be converted into clothing tor for men women and children unemployment relief activities have been participated in by more than 2200 red cross chapters vol onteora larive engaged in relief programs with an intensity reminiscent of world war days chapters in the pacific area have conserved food supplies by canning or drying have maintained clothing depots outfitting outwitting out fitting the needy with gar ments aud and shoes red cross public health nurses land teachers of home hygiene were tile tho valued allies of physicians and health authorities service to veterans and to men now in army navy and marine corps was conducted with the emphasis on oil home relief relief activities like all rod cross services receive their chief support and stimulus f from rom memberships which are as annual 1 contributing 5 15 sustaining 10 supporting 25 only fifty cents of 0 each membership goes to I and international work the rest Is tor for local services in each community |
