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Miss Morlay, representative of the AMERICAN RED CROSS Bureau of Refugees at Orleans, supervises the unloading of furniture made by French mutiles. The furniture wil be sold to refugees at a very low price
American Red Cross - I thru M - Miss Morley, A.R.C. worker at Orleans, France, supervising the unloading of a load of furniture of a load of furniture made by French Mutiles which is to be sold to Refugees at a low price
American Red Cross - Rehabilitation - French mutiles making furniture to be sold at a low price to refugee families under the auspices of the A.R.C
French mutiles learning to make baskets at the school for professional re-education of the mutiles under the direction of the Union des Colonies Etrangeres on Favour des Victimes de la Guerre at 28 Avenue de Tokio, Paris. One of these men who has had both his legs amputated is going to receive a new pair of artificial legs from the AMERICAN RED CROSS. The other man is wearing an artificial leg furnished by the AMERICAN RED CROSS
Miss Morley of the A.R.C. Bureau of Refugees in Orleans supervising the unloading of furnitures made by French mutiles and to be sold to refugees at very low price
Refugees from the north of France are taken care of by the AMERICAN RED CROSS and the French authorities in the uninvaded provinces of France. At Moulins in the department of Alliers, the Mairie where the refugees register and receive their "bons" for coal, etc., is situated in an old building with a charming courtyard
French and Senegales mutiles being treated in the infirmary at the School for the professional re-education of mutiles at 28 Avenue de Tokio, Paris. The school is under the direction of the Union des Colonies Etrangeres on Favour des Victimes de la Guerre. The AMERICAN RED CROSS has done diet kitchen work in this institution and has supplied some of the men with artificial limbs
American Red Cross - I thru M - Miss Morely of the A.R.C. Orleans, France, supervising unloading of furniture made by wounded French soldiers
Refugee women employed by the American Red Cross at Orleans making mattresses for the Bureau of Refugees in Orleans. These are sold to refugee families at a very low price. Refugee women employed by the AMERICAN RED CROSS at Orleans making mattresses. These are sold to refugees families at a very low price
French mutiles making furnitures for the use of refugees in Orleans. Many of these workers have been fitted with artificial limbs by A.R.C. Ecole de Reeducation de mutiles. French mutiles, many of whom have been fitted with artificial limbs by the AMERICAN RED CROSS, making furniture which will be sold at a very low price to refugee families under the auspices of the AMERICAN RED CROSS at Orleans. September 1918
Summary
Title, date and notes from Red Cross caption card.
Photographer name or source of original from caption card or negative sleeve: Hine.
Group title: Refugees and relief.
Gift; American National Red Cross 1944 and 1952.
General information about the American National Red Cross photograph collection is available at http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/pp.anrc
Temp note: Batch 34
Tags
american red cross
orleans
glass negatives
lewis wickes hine
photo
french mutiles
american red
furnitures
limbs
ultra high resolution
high resolution
world war i
wwi
ww1
library of congress
Date
01/01/1918
Location
france
Source
Library of Congress
Link
Copyright info
No known restrictions on publication. For information, see "American National Red Cross photograph collection," http://www.loc.gov/rr/print/res/717_anrc.html