bundles for britain造句

• Bundles for Britain, the BWRS and its affiliates have provided a wealth of items for collectors of home front memorabilia.
• Skene remained in the United States after the match, working in the war relief effort in the Bundles for Britain campaign.
• Bundles for Britain was started in 1940 by Mrs . Latham as a knitting circle in a store front in New York City.
• Often with a monogram of RAF to the front and with BB ( Bundles for Britain ) or BWRS marked on the reverse.
• Matchbooks were an inexpensive form of advertising and local branches of the BWRS, its affiliates and Bundles for Britain produced their own matchbooks.
• All pins are labelled on the back as either " Official Bundles for Britain " or, more commonly, " Official BWRS and BB ".
• While many of the smaller charities were covered by the activities of the BWRS, the major exception was the " Bundles for Britain " organisation, founded by Natalie Wales Latham.
• In 1930, she returned to Los Angeles and, despite being Christian and attending exclusive schools which restricted their enrollees to gentiles, she married entrance of the United States into the war, Bundles for Britain evolved into the United States Naval Aide Auxiliary.
• In October 1939, Lady Reading broadcast to the United States about the need for clothing in the UK . The broadcast led to large quantities of clothing ( known as " Bundles for Britain " ) being sent over to Great Britain by the American Red Cross.
• While in the United States on a lecture tour to mobilize support for Bundles for Britain, she and her husband were having dinner at the White House with President Roosevelt and his wife, Eleanor, when the president was informed of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
• Powers has a point . " Bundles for Britain " drives were big in American East Coast cities in the early'40s, while some Irish-Americans-- one remembers Colonel Robert McCormick's Chicago Tribune-- felt just as strongly that the British did not deserve our bundles.
• In England, Mrs . Murrow began to write scripts for the BBC before becoming a correspondent for CBS . In addition to her radio work, she was chairwoman of the London committee of the Bundles for Britain campaign in which US residents donated clothing, household supplies, and medicine to the residents of war-torn England.
• With her husband at war, Mrs . Gibson moved in with her brother in the Gramercy Park house and became a leader of the New York society home front, throwing herself into a whirlwind of volunteer efforts for organizations like Bundles for Britain and the American Red Cross, serving as an Air Raid warden and even becoming a defense industry expediter.
• As the war progressed, and the British need for aid grew, a large number of charities appeared across the US to aid Britain-amongst them ( but by no means all ) American Ambulances in Great Britain, the American Committee for Air Raid Relief, American Hospital in Britain, British American Ambulance Corps, the British Hospital Association and Bundles for Britain.