HENRY A. KISSIMAN

Come true.

Twenty dollars ($50). Enclosed you will find Traveler's Checks in the amount of

BENHEIM, A.D.H., OSMANY

WEINHART, E. 10

MRS. LINDA HARRIS

Please send two (2) food packages to:

Site:
New York City, New York
80 Broadway
C A R R

28 June 1947

VBO 14S
U. S. ARMY
NAPS EUROPEAN COMMAND INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

CARE PACKAGES COST LESS —
delivered to the beneficiary —

THAN YOU WOULD HAVE TO PAY
IF YOU PURCHASED THE CONTENTS
YOURSELF — HERE AT HOME!

CARE's PROGRAM . . . The CARE service has been extended to include the three packages described on the reverse side. It is now possible for you to clothe and feed your relatives, friends and groups of your choice in Europe without the difficulties of purchasing items, packaging, wrapping and mailing. You can send as many as three of each of CARE's packages every

month to needy Europeans. The $10 price of each package covers everything — contents, shipping and delivery. A receipt, signed by the beneficiary you name, will be returned to you.

CARE

Through CARE (Cooperative for American Remittances to Europe, Inc.) you can send packages to a friend, relative or member of a designated group. CARE is composed of America's leading voluntary agencies as a safe, non-profit channel for sending individual aid abroad. CARE is a person-to-person expression of America's concern for Europe. We call your attention to the fact that CARE's member agencies conduct fund raising campaigns for general relief programs.

## MEMBER AGENCIES

American Aid to France, Inc.

Committee on Christian Science Wartime Activities of The Mother Church

Save the Children Federation, Inc.

American Christian Committee for Refugees, Inc.

Tolstoy Foundation, Inc.

American Friends Service Committee

Cooperative League of the U. S. A.

Unitarian Service Committee

American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, Inc.

General Conference of Seventh-Day Adventists

United Lithuanian Relief Fund of America, Inc.

Greek War Relief Association, Inc., U. S. A.

United Ukrainian American Relief Committee

International Rescue and Relief Committee, Inc.

United Yugoslav Relief Fund of America

Labor League for Human Rights, AFL

War Relief Services—National Catholic Welfare Conference

American Relief to Austria, Inc.

Mennonite Central Committee

American Relief for Czechoslovakia, Inc.

National CIO Community Services Committee

American Relief for Poland, Inc.

Paderewski Testimonial Fund, Inc.

Church World Service, Inc.

Congregational Christian Service Committee

Y. W. C. A.—World Emergency and War Victims Fund

All Agencies are members of the American Council of Voluntary Agencies for Foreign Service, Inc.

## CONDITIONS OF ORDER AND ACCEPTANCE

CARE will endeavor to deliver abroad to the beneficiary named, the number of food packages covered by this order and to return a receipt to the donor. The food packages delivered will be the new CARE packages as advertised. If, at the end of 120 days after receipt of a remittance order by a CARE representative overseas, he is unable to locate the beneficiary, or delivery for any other reason is impossible, he will notify CARE in New York and the full dollar payment price will be refunded to the donor. CARE cannot guarantee to effect cancellation of any order prior to the expiration of the period referred to above.

In case of necessity, CARE reserves the right to substitute commodities of equivalent value for those named in the specifications under which the packages were packed.

The donor agrees that CARE may use any balance remaining after all costs and liabilities, for financing further operations and ultimately for general relief and charitable purposes for the benefit of the various countries in which it has operated.

If CARE is requested by the beneficiary to arrange delivery through local postal facilities, an express company or other available services, CARE will assume no responsibility after the package is turned over to such service agency for delivery.

Where remittance orders are placed for general charitable distribution, for delivery to a needy family, or for the members of a general group, without individual specification, CARE is authorized, in consultation with local authorities, to designate within the conditions set by the donors needy beneficiaries to receive the packages ordered.

Made in U.S.A.

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C. A. R. E. will endeavor to deliver abroad to the beneficiary named, the number of food packages covered by this order and to return a receipt to the donor. If, at the end of 120 days after receipt of a remittance order by C. A. R. E. representative overseas, he is unable to locate the beneficiary, or delivery for any other reason is impossible, he will notify C. A. R. E. in New York and the full dollar payment price will be refunded to the donor.

THE DONOR WARRANTS THAT THE ADDRESS OF THE BENEFICIARY HEREON IS KNOWN TO BE A RECENT ADDRESS AT WHICH THE BENEFICIARY NOW RESIDES.

The U. S. government specifications, under which the 10-in-1 packages were packed, called for five assortments, having the following average net food content: solid meat, stews and hashes 9.8 lbs.; cereal and biscuits 6.5 lbs.; sugar and candy 3.9 lbs.; fruit jam and pudding 3.6 lbs.; vegetables 2.3 lbs.; cocoa, coffee and beverage powders 1.1 lbs.; evaporated milk 0.8 lbs.; preserved butter 0.5 lbs.; cheese (included in one assortment) 0.4 lbs. At the time of packing, the government authorized occasional substitutions where certain food items were temporarily unavailable. C. A. R. E. cannot undertake to deliver to a beneficiary any particular assortment. In case of necessity, C. A. R. E. reserves the right to substitute commodities of equivalent food value.

A margin, in addition to estimated costs of operation, has been included in the payment charged to cover all unforseeable contingencies and hazards and the donor agrees that C. A. R. E. may use any balance remaining after all costs and liabilities, for other financing of further operations and ultimately for general relief or charitable purposes for the benefit of the various countries in which it has operated.

Where distribution arrangements with a local organization are impracticable, C. A. R. E. will endeavor to make delivery directly at its warehouses. To regions inaccessible to these warehouses, C. A. R. E. will, at the written request of the beneficiary, endeavor to arrange deliveries through local postal facilities, through express companies or other available services, but C. A. R. E. will assume no responsibility after a package is turned over to such service agency for delivery.

C. A. R. E. will accept Food Remittance Orders for deliveries only in countries which have agreed to admit C. A. R. E. packages free of duties, tolls, and taxes and to consider such packages as supplemental to the existing ration system. C. A. R. E. reserves the right to refuse orders for any country in which it has been unable to make satisfactory arrangements to limit orders in case of shortage of supplies; in either of such cases the full dollar payment price will be refunded to the donor.

A donor may make out a food remittance order for General Charitable Distribution and may designate any of the countries in which C. A. R. E. operates, if he desires. American professional, educational or other groups may similarly place orders for a number of packages for distribution among similar groups in such countries. In such cases, C. A. R. E. is authorized to designate needy beneficiaries under the conditions set by the donor, in consultation with the local authorities.

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HEADQUARTERS

7712 European Command Intelligence School

A.P.O. 172, P.M. N.Y.

21 March 1947

CARE

149 Rue de Grenelle
Paris, France

Kindly send one (1) food package to:
Mrs. Leonie Harberts
Passionswiese 1
Oberammergau, Germany

Enclosed you will find travellers checks in the amount of ten (10) dollars.

HENRY A. KISSINGER

C. A. R. E. will endeavor to deliver abroad to the beneficiary named, the number of food packages covered by this order and to return a receipt to the donor. If, at the end of 120 days after receipt of a remittance order by a C. A. R. E. representative overseas, he is unable to locate the beneficiary, or delivery for any other reason is impossible, he will notify C. A. R. E. in New York and the full dollar payment price will be refunded to the donor.

A margin, in addition to estimated costs of operation, has been included in the payment charged to cover all unforeseeable contingencies and hazards and the donor agrees that C. A. R. E. may use any balance remaining after all costs and liabilities, for other financing of further operations and ultimately for general relief or charitable purposes for the benefit of the various countries in which it has operated.

C. A. R. E. will accept Food Remittance Orders for deliveries only in countries which have agreed to admit C. A. R. E. packages free of duties, tolls, and taxes and to consider such packages as supplemental to the existing ration system. C. A. R. E. reserves the right to refuse orders for any country in which it has been unable to make satisfactory arrangements or to limit orders in case of shortage of supplies; in either of such cases the full dollar payment price will be refunded to the donor.

A margin, in addition to estimated costs of operation, has been included in the payment charged to cover all unFORSEABLE contingencies and hazards and the donor agrees that C. A. R. E. may use any balance remaining after all costs and liabilities, for other financing of further operations and ultimately for general relief or charitable purposes for the benefit of the various countries in which it has operated.

C. A. R. E. will accept Food Remittance Orders for deliveries only in countries which have agreed to adult C. A. R. E. packages free of duties, tolls, and taxes and to consider such packages as supplemental to the existing ration system. C. A. R. E. reserves the right to refuse orders for any country in which it has been unable to make satisfactory arrangements or to limit orders in case of shortage of supplies; in either of such cases the full dollar payment price will be refunded to the donor.

HEADQUARTERS
European Theater Intelligence School
A.P.O.#1, U.S. Army

15 February 1947

To: CARE-- Paris Office
149 Rue de Grenelle
Paris, France

Please send two(2) CARE packages to:

Mrs. Leonie Harberts
P assionswiese 1
Oberammergau, Germany

And one (1) CARE package to:

W illy Haemmerle
22 Von Steubenstrasse
Garmisch, Germany

E nclosed you will find travellers checks in the amount
of thirty 43- (30) dollars.

Henry A. Kissinger
U.S. Civ. , ETIS

The U. S. government specifications, under which the 10-in-1 packages were packed, called for five assortments, having the following average net food content: solid meat, stews and hashes 9.8 lbs.; cereal and biscuits 6.5 lbs.; sugar and candy 3.9 lbs.; fruit jam and pudding 3.6 lbs.; vegetables 2.3 lbs.; cocoa, coffee and beverage powders 1.1 lbs.; evaporated milk 0.8 lbs.; preserved butter 0.5 lbs.; cheese (included in one assortment) 0.4 lbs. At the time of packing the government authorized occasional substitutions where certain food items were temporarily unavailable. C. A. R. E. cannot undertake to deliver to a beneficiary any particular assortment. In case of necessity, C. A. R. E. reserves the right to substitute commodities of equivalent food value.

A donor may make out a food remittance order for General Charitable Distribution and may designate any of the countries in which C. A. R. E. operates, if he destres. American professional, educational or other groups may similarly place orders for a number of packages for distribution among similar groups in such countries. In such cases, C. A. R. E. is authorized to designate needy beneficiaries under the conditions set by the donor, in consultation with the local authorities.

Hubertushaus 4 November.1946.

Mein lieber Henry!

Heute morgen habe ich das herrliche Paket bekommen, es war
schon seit einigen Tagen in Schwalbach, aber es war nicht so leicht, es
hierher zu bekommen, - es ist ja auch so schwer! - ich bin wirklich sehr
glücklich darüber und danke Ihnen von ganzem Herzen, - nun kann ich
gleich einige Pakete machen, denn ich weiss von so vielen, die in Not
sind! und dann bleibt immer noch für uns alle auch davon übrig.

"Herbert" war noch hier, und er hat nun auch gleich etwas zum Mitnehmen auf seinen Hungerfahrten. - Sie sehen, Sie haben nicht nur mir eine sehr grosse Freude gemacht, sondern einer ganzen Reihe von meinen-unseren-Freunden! Bitte sagen Sie Ihren lieben Eltern, dass ich Ihnen sehr herzlich für alle Ihre Mühe und freundlichen Gedanken danke.-

Mire tut es immer leid, dass Sie nicht einmal länger unser
Gast sein können, obgleich ich es nat. verstehe, dass es nicht geht, -
aber es macht mir immer Freude, wenn ich Sie sehe, Sie sind zu uns al-
len immer von solch ungewöhnlicher Hilfsbereitschaft und freundschaftl
Gesinnung, - und Sie wüssen selbst am besten, wie selten man es findet,
und wie wohltuend man es empfindet! UND ich bin dankbar, dass Sie in
unserem engeren Kreis sind, ich bin so traurig zu hören, wie die Men-
schen sich immer weiter und immer mehr bekämpfen, - und ich sehe noch
keinen Aufstieg, weder innerlich noch äusserlich!

Hoffentlich haben Sie an Ihren Hunden jetzt mur Freude,
Sie haben wohl den Brief der Behring Werke über Fritz bek, dass die
Amerikaner die Staupespritzen bestellen können, wir konnten es nicht.-
Vielleicht lassen Sie sich welche im Voraus kommen, denn dieser kl. Spa-
niel ist doch wirkl. bildschön.-