HELP FOR GREECE

Evening Star, Issue 25344, 28 November 1944, Page 2

HELP FOR GREECE

TO THE EDITOR. Sir,—ln Friday's ' Star ' I read of the proposed drive to assist the unfortunate, people'of'Greece. Might I suggest as ■an aid to this'worthy'cause that all stores collected during our days of trail, for -the E.P.S.. he assembled and shipped to Greece? There must be thousands of pounds' worth in Dimediu alone—blankets, sheets, ■ towels, etc.— mi'""- the stores have already gone to the highest or : luckiest bidder.—l am, etc., ..Corinth. November 26.

[lnquiry shows that the stores which would be suitable for the purpose mentioned bv our correspondent were on loan, and on -the. reorganisation ot the EP S were returned .to the donors. Such items as blankets, winch were supplied on a subsidy basis by the National Service Department, were durintr the: last few weeks returned to the department at its request The stores still in' the possession of the ,M .fc>. are Larelv sufficient for equipping the mobile medical units, which are still an integral part of the organisation and roav- be called into action at any time' "in the event of a emergency.—Ed., E.S.J ;