The Archive · 1938

War Victims

U.S. 175,000 Contributed by Relief Organizations Up until November 10, four American organizations, functioning in the United States, contributed a total of U, S.$775,598 to aid the helpless war victims in China, Mr. C. R. Bennett, treasurer of the American Advisory Committee for Civilian Relief in American Wheat Sent To Spain Barcelona, Nov. 23.

The United States Government, it vas announced today, has made a gift of 23 tons of wheat to the Spanish Republic. The gift is being forwarded through the Society of Friends and will be distributed to child assistance crganizations.—Reuter.

China, reported this week. The American group represents in China the Church Committee for (China Relief, the China Famine Relief, U.S.A., and the United Council for Civilian Relief in China.

The allocation of this amount has been made by either the two committees of the American organization or upon their advice. Actually, according to Mr. Bennett's report, total allocations directly made by the two committees total in round num-

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