Another encouraging fact that has brought" much encouragement Gen. G. Carpenter, is the way many. large firms, borough councils snd town councils have come to ctr aid Also individuals ave turning to. is, These mobile canteens move ston; {to the men on remote guard, taki Desides hot tex, coffee and yefresh= ments, many other personal necessaries, serving the men just where they need service the most, If any wealthy listeners really want to help out in this work please write me oF telephone me and 1 will tell you just how you can help best. The demand for these mobile canteens 3s greater than the supply so our International Headquarters inform me.
would like to see a mobile canteen donated from Shanghai, operating somewhere in England. Tt would be {nice continuation of the old coffee bus that helped our British soldiers during the dreary days of the two Shanghai "Stunts."
Col. Fegan of the US.A. marines his last words to me on the Bund just as he was leaving, "Brigadier keep the coffee bus going and. the doughtnuts hot. Yours. the. best Army T have seen in Shanghai."
Much money has been contributed In Shanghai for war work, 1 hope the custodians of the cash will not forget us. Relief work being done by The Salvation Army. We were ploneers In Rellet Work. T am content Shanghai will want to support this work.
'Cheques may be addressed to Gen. G. Carpenter, 101 Queen Victoria St. London, War' Work.
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