AUSTRALIAN COMFORTS FUND
EXHIBITION STREET, MELBOURNE, VIC
DURING WW2
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Photo:- Monica Lynch
Monica Lynch outside in Exhibition
Street, Melbourne. Monica worked at
the American Red Cross Service Club in
Exhibition Street. You can see
the Australian Comforts Fund building across the road in the background.
Note the clock in the background and refer to the photo below.
The Australian Comforts Fund had a Service's Club located located in the Craig's Building in Melbourne. I am not sure if this is the building shown in the above photograph. Can anyone please confirm?

Photo:- Bruce Buchan
Is that the same clock which can
be seen in the side street. That is the former
American Red Cross Service Club where
the Subway shop is now located in Exhibition Street.
There was an Australian Comforts Fund Issuing Depot also located somewhere in Melbourne. Can anyone tell me where this was located?
The Australian Comforts Fund established a club called the Red Shield Club. It was conducted by the Salvation Army under the direction of Brigadier Giles.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I'd like to thank Edward F. Kickham and Kathy Kickham who are both children of Monica Lynch for their assistance with this web page.
I'd also like to thank Jack Heyn and Bruce Buchan for their assistance with this web page.
Can anyone help me with more information?
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