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~ f Wehsto Russia Editor, The Worker: - 4, As # group, there are no finer practitioners in America today of the fine old art of letter writing than those of us who occasionally \ send our thoughts to “the editor” _—— jn the hope that he will relay them \ to the public. We of Russian War a \ = Flelief wish, therefore, that we « ” . A Russian Friend” in this spilt . might enlist those who write and mas direct his letter to Russiah | | read these columns as a vanguard War Relief, Inc. 11 E. 35th Street, \ f in a “Write to Russia" campaign New york, and it will be forwarded ae We are asking 5,000,000 or more which will be conducted throughout . the United States in May and June. with one of our ahipments of relief f uppiics. Americans, during those two J Sage LER. ] months, to write letters to “A Rus- Preside igian, War, Rebel. Ihc. a a “~ Va ~ sian Friend,” each to be forwarded — . et to a Russian by Russian War Re- : . x Nef. Those who are directing this wt 3 campaign include sugh noted letter «f" writers ,as Wendell | Wilkie MIs. way wes ned’ ‘Rooséyglt. Thomas wei: y . NM witaend eee a aAbviline ? ; WoAt. Willie yGreén, Philipp pe ai ‘ tay, Owen DI Yours. anda asG. () } Patton. — f “The plan was suguected by recelpt ’ in our office and by our contributors i of hundreds of jetiers from Soviet citizens who have received clothing, food, medicines of other supplies contributed by Americans. These | letters thanked the contributors, | then in almost every case sald: “I wish you would write to me.” We concluded that direct expres- a sions of the iriendship and admira- cr tion that we Americans feel for ot vomery our Boviet- allies would be a sig- ie 0O- nificant addition to the material iv oe -47 2 2b oH. { aid which we are continuing to send. A = _ { ; Our “Write to” Russia" campaign ' ve ! bri: t te a es 4 i aa fe the rose v won ee Any one who wishes to write to ; ' | i ere - RN ae: sacmatendliate i oe a ee i - * this is a clivping fr \ page__B Secs | __o : THR WORKER