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ANSWER THE CALL \ ■ -Y': . v ' | • .■ . ., v * "■ ' v' | The Red Cross is the heartbeat of America. It enables all of ms io express the universal desire to help a less-fortunate neighbor wherever he may be. There is an evergrouting need in these troubled times for the distinctive services of the Red Cross> given freely by people of good will. Jt takes people to help people. A family crushed by disaster needs aid to rebuild its tornado-smashed home • t • A tired doctor calls for blood to save ft sick childs life. A soldier overseas anxiously awaits the reassuring word that his wife’s recovery from illness is certain »,. An accident Victim needs quick, sure first aid ears if he is to live ... Yo$—the people of America' answered these calls for help last year through your Red Cross • \. • these calls and hundredt-of thousands like them. «1 Your outpouring of time, energy, and money made Red Cross service possible. ■ ' j In the year just ahead the need will be as great as ever—the stricken, the uprooted, the troubled will call again and again for the help they must have the kelp that only people can give. And the American people will meet that need . . . through thetr Red Cross . as they always have. They can be depended uponv—this year, as Always—to answer the call/
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