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A CAiAmAN Lumnizniantfs Kxi: stirs . . . the razor edge bites deep into his leg. Frantically he tries to staunch the blood spurring from ‘a severed artery. His companions apply a tourniquet and decide to carry the gravely wounded man to the Red Cross Outpost Hospinl Q miles away.

A maddening race against death! The snow slows them down, but at last . . . the Red Cross Outpost! Quickly, efliciently, the Red Cross nurse goes to work. An hour later, the man is resting between sheets . . . warm, drowsy and knowing he will live.

This is justone of the many ways Red Cross Outpost Hospitals serve Canadians in remote and isolated sections of the Dominion. Working in their hospitals and on rounds through the country- side, Red Cross Nurses bring medical care to places that would normally go without.

It’: a vital work . . . a work that saves countless Canadian lives every year. The Red Cross needs money to keep up this l good work. Won‘t you help to bring medical care to a fellow-Canadian on 'the frontier?

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