PRISONERS OF WAR

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16203, 4 May 1918, Page 8

PRISONERS OF WAR

APPEAL FOR BELIEF. A meeting was hold yesterday . tig of the sub-committees set up Ujr Jed Cross Society and , the ' joague. for tho purpose of mtttors in connexion with the pn^*~^„ |oint appeal to be made ' , ics for the relief of all British Epffij"' I :rs of war in onemy countnM. :•>'. * | After discussion, it was make an appeal, and (faaivero constituted a Jo' n^ mittee, of which Sir H. fiiffl# plec-tcd chairman, and Mr A. J*?*, treasurer. . i«,v'ifler A Publicity Committee, tplOO* , all advertising, and a Collecting inittee, were set uo. i-M nti tb»* *' Particular emphasis, was laid <m .. i fact that this collection on prisoners of war was m no **7.?? §L nistic to, or in competition rit v appeal now beinjr made by . and Foreign .Sailors oCl °^ r » J i Jt > T must have the sympathy of was decidc<l to tirnsh up the apF*. - with a street collection on Wednesday June oth. _~ i «»fc uP'/V A further sub-committee .jf, to advise all branches asd isgrj of tho Red Cross Society and the JMg League of the intention to hold a/« appeal, «o that similar be launched simultaneously in the C || torburv, Nelson. Marlborough, m Wcstland Military district. (^