The Headless Indian Part 14

Faster than a speeding bullet. Four carholes and locomotives. Able to leave four buildings at a single bound. The bird is the train. It's superman. Yes, it's Superman. Sains visited us from another world who came to earth with powers and abilities far beyond those of mortal men.

Superman who can change the course of mighty rivers, men steal in his bare hands. And who disguise as clock-kempt, mild man and reporter for great metropolitan newspaper, of the newspaper, fight a never-ending battle for truth, justice, and the American way.

But before we join Superman, there is an important message. If you are one of the millions of young Americans anxious to actually get your hands on some war work, listen carefully. 25 years ago, during the First World War, the American Red Cross organized a junior division so that young folks in great school and high school could actively contribute to the national

war effort. As soon as the organization was announced, follows the girls all over the country joined and puts their combined efforts into activities that earned the gratitude of our fighting forces. Well, the time has come when once again your country needs your help.

As President Roosevelt said in a letter to the American Red Cross recently, the needs of our nation at war are great. The American Junior Red Cross, because it has already proved its ability, can be counted on to assist greatly toward meeting those needs.

Now, some of you may ask, what can I do to help win this war as a member of the Junior Red Cross? Well, some of you can actively assist the Senior Red Cross in their canteen work.