Los Angeles City Schools And the War
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MEMBERSHIP IN THE RED CROSS : Most pupils in the Los Angeles schools belong to the Julior Division. The establishment of the Division followed the re- quest of the President.
No one questions the value of a membership in the Red Cross. In securing a membership, however, it was necessary to exercise caution so as not to compel payment even of so small a sum as twenty-five cents when it might involve unnecessary sacrifice.
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I f * |i|i jp' **' '■ ^, Prese...ntation of a Junior Red Cross Charter 47 To avoid any possibility of injustice, payment was accepted in service, and very generous provision was made for the charac- ter of service. Any pupil who failed to join the Red Cross there- fore would have a reason other than that of financial inability.
Service was rendered through shop work, collection of salvage, etc. Thus the collection of a pound of tin-oil, or twenty-five pounds of newspapers, was equivalent to membership. (For further explanations see Circulars Nos.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MEMBERSHIP IN THE RED CROSS : Most pupils in the Los Angeles schools belong to the Julior Division. The establishment of the Division followed the re- quest of the President.
No one questions the value of a membership in the Red Cross. In securing a membership, however, it was necessary to exercise caution so as not to compel payment even of so small a sum as twenty-five cents when it might involve unnecessary sacrifice.
******* 1 ,^,,.,_ : - ■.: ********;. ,:....
I f * |i|i jp' **' '■ ^, Prese...ntation of a Junior Red Cross Charter 47 To avoid any possibility of injustice, payment was accepted in service, and very generous provision was made for the charac- ter of service. Any pupil who failed to join the Red Cross there- fore would have a reason other than that of financial inability.
Service was rendered through shop work, collection of salvage, etc. Thus the collection of a pound of tin-oil, or twenty-five pounds of newspapers, was equivalent to membership. (For further explanations see Circulars Nos.
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