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Want
arc
so
urgent
and
desperate
In
the
liberated
countries,
that
the
Minister
of
National
War
Services
asked
the
Red
Cross,
with
the
collaboration
of
iho
Canadian
United
Allied
Relief
Fund
representing
the
War
Charities
of
II
of
the
United
Nations,
to
include
funds
for
this
relief
in
the
national
appeal.
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Prisoners
of
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CANADIAN
FIGHTERS,
imprisoned
by
the
enemy,
are
in
dire
need
of
food.
They
want
more
than
honour
and
praise
for
all
they
have
done
and
suffered
.or
us.
Theirs
is
a
day-to-day
battle
for
health
and
survival.
Their
need
is
for
food,
comforts
and
medicines
to
keep
them
alive
until
V-Day.
They
look
to
the
heart
of
the
Canadian
people-their
Canadian
Red
Cross-to
see
them
through
with
at
least
one
parcel
for
each
prisoner
every
week.
.
More
than
thirteen
million
Red
Cross
parcels
have
gone
overseas
from
Canada
to
prisoners
of
war.
With
each
new
battle
the
number
of
prisoners,
and
the
responsibility
of
your
Red
Cross,
grows.
No
prisoner
must
go
without.
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Out
of
gratitude
to
those
who
have
fought
their
fight-for
us-let
us
realize
that
it
is
within
our
power,
that
it
is
our
duty,,
to
be
generous
in
our
gifts
of
Red
Cross
parcels
to
them.
We
can
do
this.
We
must
keep
laith.
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