The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-14
Seventeen War Relief And Ten Local
Welfare Agencies Included In Chest

clothing, food and even adequate
shelter.
Through the Polish American
Council, Americans are privileged
to help in abating the suffering
of these representatives of he
roic nation.
FRENCH RELIEF FUND
The French Relief Fund co-or-
dinates the relief efforts of a large
number of agencies which started
to raise funds IN America for re-
lief of French war sufferers.
Homeless French refugees fleeing
from Nazi terrorism are aided by
the Co-ordinating Council of
French Relief Societies.
Fighting Free French Relief sup
plies, equipment, food and other
vita necessities to the F r ee
French forces IN Great Britain,
and Africa. In It's morale building
aspects, it is a sort Of "USO' for
the French fighting men.
FRIENDS OF LUXEMBOURG,
INC.
This smallest of ali United Ma
tons had its proportionate place
in the National War Fund picture
The people of Luxembourg are
fighting. Many of them have es-
capped the Nazi yoke and need as
sistance now.
Funds to the Friends of Luxem-
bourg, Inc, are used for evacu-
alton, rehabilitation and relief of
refugees in England, Spain, Por-
tugal, North Africa, Switzerland,
Cuba, and Latin America.
UNITED YUGOSLAV RELIEF
FUND
Thirty-five or more AXIS dlvl-
sions are kept away from other
fronts by the brilliantly executed
guerilla warfare of the Yugoslav
patriots. For nearly two years the
Yugoslav forces have stood alone
as the only fighting armies of the
United Nations on the European
continent west of Russia.
Yugoslav Relief will provide in
valid food parcels. sanitary items,
and specialized aid to the more
than 100000 Yugoslav prisoners.
QUEEN WILHELMINA FUND
Dutch War RelieD
The Queen Wilnelmina Fund pro-
vides medical aid, food and cloth
ing to relieve suffering and other
distress among, the people OF the
Netherlands andlts conquered pos
sessions. its refugees and strand
ed citizens in other countries.
Aid and comfort are also given
to the 10000 Dutch seamen VINO
are sailing a Dutch merchant ma
rine of 100000 tons carrying sup.
plies to our forces abroad and
those of oar allies,
NORWEGIAN RELIEF
5000, 900 people in Norway are
under the heel of the German IN
vader. For two years they nave
suffered and no one can say how
much longer they will suffer In
spite of all their sufferlngs ana
misfortune they are not bending
their backs to the yoke they are
crying out to their kintolks VINO
have escaped, never mind our
suffering keep on sailing ana KEEP
on fighting.
Provision is made through Nor
weoian Relief tor immediate re-
lief to the Norwegians as soon as
Cornoans have been driven
from Norway.
THF BELGIAN WAR RELIEF
SOCIETY
The Belgian War Relief Society
&c now engaged in providing food
,..rcels for Belgian prisoners Of
1 20 and in giving assistance to
na;oian refugees and torpedoed
belgian seamen' here and IN Eng
land.
rresent generation Belgium h S
paen overrun by German hordes.
ond twice has the effort b n
made to enslave the Belgian peo-
pie. Do' '''e oeisia1s are sull
fighting.
Refugee Relief Trustees
Among the first Tragedies of the
war were thousands OF intellioen4
gifted persons who were robhad ~
their cherished. possess;on ~
rated from loved ones, and their