European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 17, 1948, Darmstadt, Hesse                                \ \ red Cross Windup photographs by Kathryn Brennan closing of Berlin s Crown Prince club marked end of the red Cross entertainment Mission in Europe the familiar Niue Gray Abigt univ. Red Cross club workers has almost Dis appeared from Europe. With the March 30 closing of Berlin s Crown Prince club which had become an International gathering place special services took Over the last red Cross club in Europe. According to its agreement with the army the red Cross had completed its Mission of filling in during an emergency period until the army was prepared to provide f i is of to i Iron that up in  ��-1 w��.wi.�����7 july 1944, the first Continental club began giving away doughnuts and Coffee in Cher Bourg France. During the heavy redeployment period trom full through october 1945, the red Cross reached its Peak with 135 club mobiles 304 clubs and 40,310 workers. Today there Are Only 404 red Cross people including clueless girls a waiting redeployment working in Europe. Ini ii a a. A it nov 950 red period until go is Sis la Only 250 credits own recreation facilities. In Europe that to administrative personnel period had lasted almost six years. Cow Hospital workers sprinkled throughout Theven it i t i i a in off for Fri re Saran tire a. J