Need For Blankets, Sheets, Bandages And Money London, Mar, 21
Dame Machel E. Crowdy, Actin airman of th City tua Come Fund for the relief of dstress, forts Committee of the Lard Mayors
China, has issued an app plies. for' Chinese refugees.
"Already large quantities ments and surgical elvessings have one In our weekly consiqnmenty.
Far East." she sates, ",,,-Soon willie spring. and there" fess demand for warm clothing. but the needs of the refugees, and the wounded "For pliex and food are daily Under-nourishment and din ditions have reduced resistance to a ease and, suffering. to. x0r0.
Old tinen, unbleached ealleo, blankets, sheeis, towels, bandages all sort heeded.
1636, It would hand over the sea plane-carrier Albatross {0 offset a portion of the cost. 'The Government iso planned to build two sloops and three' local defence vessels, The personnel of the Navy, Mr. Lyons continued, would be increased by 1800 men, The Air Force would bbe increased io 198 first-line machines, in addition to reserves, by 1941 and the anti-submarine and anti-aircraft defences of principal ports would be strengthened.
The Prime Minister stated that particular attention would be pall {o the defences at Port Darwint will save the liver of chitd But above alli. thy money. which can be sp special wants of the moment by those fu the spot. Four shillings will one Chinese refugee fora month." Reuter.
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