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Fris to Russina New Yorx,N 4 Editor, The Worker: As . rroup, there art no nner practitloners in America todsy of the ane old art of letter writing than those ot us who occasionally send our thoughts to "the editor' in the hope that he will relay them to the public. We of Russian War - Relief wish. therefore, that "A Russian Friend" in this spiNt might enlist those who write and may dlrect his letter to Russiah. read these columns as a vanguard War Reliel, Inc., 1l E. 35th Street,> "Write to Russia" campaign New York, and it will be forwarded which wil be corducted throughout with one of our shipments of relier the United States in May and June. supplics. We are asking 5,000.000 or more CARTER, Americans, during thost two Presiden'g Russan War Relies Inc. months, to write letters to "A Rus- sian Frtend." eachi' to be forwarded to Russlan by Russian War Re- Hef. Those who are directing this campaign Include such noted letter writers,as Wendell Iwhxle... MIs. Weanoy Rooseyhll. Thomas WAL. Mont, Williamy Green. PhllpMur. I Fay. Owen D Yourg and James'G .Fallon. The~plan was suggested by recelpt in our omce and by our contrlbutors of hundreds oi letters irom Soviet citizens who have receJyed clothing, tood. medicines or other supplies contributed by Americans. These Jetters thanked the contrlbutors, then in almost every "I wish you would write to me." We concluded that direct expret- slons of the irlendship and admira. tion that we Americans feel for 100-37326-A! our Soviet allles would be a slg- nincant addition to tht material C aid which we are continulng to send. Our "write to~Russis" campalgn s the resut Any one who wishes to write to This is a clipping frt page._I._Sec.I THE WORKER Dte Dy 194 "RIVE Clipped ay/the seat oI BT'Wk 7 1943 Covemment