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WILL Y O U LEND US A HAND? HOW CHILDREN ARE
MISS WESTON’S
ROYAL SAILORS’ RESTS SUFFERING

P O R T S M O U T H a n d D E V O N P O R T
Last year 3,862 C A S E S O F B R U T A L I T Y were
Co* Founders: recorded throughout England, Wales and
Ireland, and a quarter of a million visits were
paid to homes by 262 "Children's Men" in the
The late Dame Agnes E. Weston, G.B.E., LL.D.
interests of ill-treated little ones.
Few people realise the vital need for such a
The late Dame Sophia G. Wintz, D.B.E. society as the NATIONAL SOCIETY FOR
THE P R E V E N T I O N O F CRUELTY TO
' | 'HE Trustees earnestly appeal to all lovers of the CHILDREN. To ensure an endurable life for
Sea and ships to assist them in carrying on this every child in the land is the Society’s aim.
fifty year old work for the benefit, physically,
morally and spiritually, of the men of the Royal Please Help
Navy all over the World.
■pUNDS are greatly needed at the present time to enable The
us to continue our various activities for their
comfort, welfare and wellbeing. 199,906sleepers
accommodated lastyear; baths, 18,344.
Attendances:—Concerts, Entertainments, etc., N.S.P.C.C
40,147; Gospel and Temperance meetings, 102,869;
and 4,932 visits made by our Workers to Ships,
Hospitals and Sick Bays. Gifts gratefully received by Hon. Treasurer, Sir G. Wyatt Truscott. or Director,
William J. Elliott, N.S.P.C.C., Victory House, Leicester Square, Lon-
Contributions should be sent to : don, W.C. 2 (Chairman : The
The Hon. Treasurer Royal Sailors’ Rest,
Portsmouth Viscount Ullswater, G.C.B.).
Cheques, etc., to be crossed “ Nat. Prov. Bank
Ltd., Portsmouth." Our “ Royal Navy Needlework Rispondendo AgU annunz} compiacetevi menzionare