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-_ . —_s TOS eee a “ow 4 ( AMERICAN XKELIEF ‘for GREEK DEMOCRACY“ j 111 West 42nd Street © New York 18, N.Y. ¢@ _ Wisconsin 7-6744- “3.7 MRS, ELEANOR ROOSEVELT Honorary Chairman ROBERT ST. JOHN DR NICHOLAS CHERONIS - CoCheirmen M&S, FLANK GEEVASI JOHN VASSOS ALECOS GEORGIADES View Chasrman COSTA COUVARAS Searetery Nationai Soord Members FRANK GERVASI SENATOR JOSEPH F. GUFFET DE. GEORGE KARATLOS DE. MICHAEL MANDELENAKIS OR PETER PAULUS LELAND STOWE JOHN VAFIACES TAG VIAVIANOS SPONSORS. Purtigt Liet SHOLEM ASCH TLATEO BALOKOYVIC SémviL tL. A. BARLOW AUGUST BMLLANCA WILLIAM nose 3 SENET ELMES A, BEN PROF. gonctay. Seewsren VAM ‘WICK BECO! RENTIETTA BUC OPaSTER PROF. EOWIN BERRY buncuM HOM. JON CASHMORE WON. EMANUEL CELIER RON, EVSt4vé FP. CORMOLLY HUGH D. “DARSIE OagnoLo Davis HON. HWGH DB wana! hewee. s ABKOUKY Petuir EVE#GOOO JOSE FERRED BETTY FIELD AGRA FLATTER CHRISTIAN GAUSS HUGO GEILEST MES. LCUIS SIMBEL PROSPER GCEFFERT WILLIAM GROPPER | UTA HAGEN ‘ EXIZARE H HAWES HON, MEG f. HEALY LAMESTON HUGHES LARSSON AVG ALSERT E. Cath ROCKWELL RENT HON, ANNA M. KROSS LEQ KRITCKI "EY, Wik, HM. MELISH LADY MENDL LEWIS MEARit ClirFS2l COs borotny PARKER hh, SSel PELTRA, JB, oF. Davio de seta root HON. ADAM CLAYTON rowel, x prop. w weurea RAUTENSTRAUCH be. fat REINER fim Ick iia SEEGIO MERMAM SHUMLIN VIIHJALMUE STFRANSSOR MAS. ALICE STEPHANO QRESTE STLPHANO ~- ARTHUE S2TR & 3. THOMAS Cadi Yen DOREN . "A eee MART VAN ELEEL PiEMRE VAN PaAASSEN DA. Makky *. WALD MARGARET WERSTOR “E> iu we + el \ . .. - November 14, 1946 Hundreds of thousands of orphans of Greek trade unionists face death from starvation, disease and privation during | the coming winter. Yor thea, Christmas of 1946 holds no hope or ties cheer -- no food, clothing or necesziti oo at ser wre hsS | The orphans of Greek trade unionists lift a hopeful eye -- they hope that American trade unionists will see their misery -- will bring gledness to their hearts -- will oake their Christmas a merry one. 7 While Christmas to our American children means toys, Christ- mas trees and happiness -- @ "Merry Christmas" to a Greek orphan would mean a food package, & bundie of clothing = something to keep him alive. The National Mutual Aid of Greece has sent us the names of 5,000 orphans of Greek trade unionists who have neither fathers nor mothers. We estimate that for $25.00 we can outfit and feed a Greek child for one month. We ask that you adopt at least four such orphans as your wards for the month of December and make their Christaas a happy one. ; In the spirit of Christmas and good will, won't you adopt as many ornhans eae wap can. and eeand ne eane santetbiisiang Seg WS peesecse wee ge Ves, i PI Ue eV CU UU Oo at once, so that these gifte will reach thea in time for Christmas. iy sincerely po Naa Vantin dinate . Mrs. Fleanor Roosevelt . . sews a mm ee ee ee oe ee Ct tem ae ee rem me ee Re ere mm tee re eee rm lee ee ee nee ey oy - joo -34 O58 / . . oe a rors . . . . . “os . sooth a a .