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12. CERTIFICATES Action of Central Committee (continued) Junior Red Cross The Central Committee at its meeting on October 8, 1945, approved the following recommendation from the report of the National Committee on Insignia, Uniforms, and Awards, dated October 5, 1945: Your Committee submits for your consideration a resolution concerning the position of the Central Committee with respect to the issuance of certificates for services in World War II to members of the Junior Red Cross. A question has arisen as to the intention of the Central Committee with respect to issuing certif- icates for service during the war to members of the American Junior Red Cross. The report of the Committee on Insignia, Uniforms, and Awards, approved by the Central Committee on November 13, 1944, pro- vided that each person who had given 200 hours or more of volunteer service should receive a certificate, without specifically including or excluding members of the Junior Red Cross. The national director of Junior Red Cross has advanced reasons for confining the issuance of these certificates to adults (copy of his statement attached). To make the intention of the Central Committee clear in this respect, it is recommended that the following resolution be adopted: The American National Red Cross is sincere in its appreciation and commendation of the extensive work and valuable service performed by the Junior Red Cross during the Second World War. Since the measurement of Junior Red Cross service in hours, however, has never been imposed upon the schools, and since the majority of Junior Red Cross services are rendered in the schools, no certificates for service during World War II shall be issued to Junior Red Cross workers.

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