Send these men to cantonments as instructors not home
The article argues against sending about 8000 prospective officers home after training. It favors using them in cantonments as assistant instructors to apply skills and stay connected to the army. It notes wartime strains, predicts a long conflict, and urges Red Cross involvement and alien enemy registration and anti-sabotage efforts.
Soldiers Need More Sweaters in Red Cross Appeal
Red Cross Northern Division head Campbell urges women to knit more sweaters for soldiers ahead of winter. Officials deny rumors of withheld Red Cross items and stress surgical dressings and comforts for France and Belgium, while minor controversy over tobacco in comfort kits continues.
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