NAVY LEAGUE NOTES
The ward room will | not be open for the g distribution of wool on H April 4. the Wednes- g day after Easter. As 1 workers know, all | comforts are wel- g corned, but at present I tile chief need is for | pullovers and bala- 1 clavas. '■ The amount of wool | spun in February was | 351 b. A few very g
much appreciated gifts of fleeces have 1 been received. g A seaman asks knitters not to cease I making the sea-boot stockings, as they | are most useful, to prevent the men get- 8 ting wet through in their small vessels. | Yet another seaman, Admiral Sir Bruce | Fraser, writes that the need for all warm | comforts is still urgent, and will continue | to be so for a long time. |
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 25801, 23 March 1945, Page 3
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