SELL "HOME-MADE" TOYS TO HELP PRISONERS OF WAR. - At a Coastal Command station in the East of England, members of the have devoted their spare time to making original toys out of scraps of cloth and other materials. They were sold at a local Gymkhana organised by the and the proceeds sent to the Prisoners of War fund. The display was so successful that orders for more toys came pouring in, and the have decided to develop this method of helping the prisoners of war. They are now busy making more toys for a special display at the British Red Cross shop in the to
SELL "HOME-MADE" TOYS TO HELP PRISONERS OF WAR. - At a Coastal Command station in the East of England, members of the have devoted their spare time to making original toys out of scraps of cloth and other materials. They were sold at a local Gymkhana organised by the and the proceeds sent to the Prisoners of War fund. The display was so successful that orders for more toys came pouring in, and the have decided to develop this method of helping the prisoners of war. They are now busy making more toys for a special display at the British Red Cross shop in the town. Some of the with the toys they have made. (Picture issued 1943) , Royal Air Force
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