| (1) | Use your imagination, and try to realise the plight of students in war-ridden parts of the world. Compare their state with your own favorable position in this country. |
| (2) | Do all you can to assist your local Student Relief Committee by interesting your friends in its plans, by offering your services, and by cooperating whole heartedly in the definite schemes being promoted in your college. |
| (3) | Go short of something yourself; for instance, cut down your cigarettes, or your cinema-going, or some other luxury, and give what you would have spent on them to Student Relief. |
| (4) | Then realise that you are doing your bit in one of the few constructive activities arising out of the war; that you are expressing your kinship with fellow students throughout the world; and that you are furthering a work which will be carried on after the war, and which must play an important part in reorganisation for peace. |
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