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[The Red Cross has suffered greatly from the accounts of soldiers home from overseas, Who record how they | had to buy assistance from them at I times, and on other occasions were | turned down flat.. We' don’t deny | these stories, nor do we smile when | we see these big shot Red Cross I (Executives sporting Cadillacs and
I what goes with them. However, when I you’re approached on the subject of I giving to this organization, remember t- how large the Red Cross is and how ” | impossible it would be to get work's crs all of the highest calibre. The g above cases do not represent the organization but individuals employed . by the Red Cross under good faith. These cases, too, are/greatly overbalanced by stories of the good the Red Cross has accomplished. These stories may not move so fast, as they are less dramatic. But there’s truth in them. In our own county, the Red Cross, in recent days, has contributed to the county rescue squad, several blankets and a stretcher. A disaster program is being organized for the county . . . Should a flood, fire or other disaster strike, without hesita| tior^ we could call on the Red Cross, J and it would come to our aid. Yes,
I this is worth remembering too, when we’re asked to give. I .■ — - — —— '
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