Fine Art Movement: RED CROSS, an international movement that seeks to lessen and prevent human suffering by offering communities and nations practical service programs. It aims to enlist all mankind in voluntary service to others and has an estimated membership of 100,000,000 around the world. The movement functions through national Red Cross societies, the League of Red Cross Societies (the societies' federation), and the International Committee of the Red Cross.
The symbol adopted by the movement is a simple red cross 1 on a white background-the reverse of the Swiss national emblem, from which it was adapted in honor of the movement's Swiss founder, Henri Dunant.
They yield to some extent, but after reaching a certain limit, they fracture. Along major planes of movement rocks are thus fractured, first to fault or crush breccias, and then to rocks of ever decreasing grain size, in which the grains remain sharply angular. Such fine art Movement-grained fracture rocks are called my-lonites.
When this program has been completed it will have given a fine art Movement fillip to cycling, but already more than 50 hostels, with about 2500 dormitory bunks, are open. The headquarters of the movement will be found in Rome, and here is the polysyllabic name, with the address: Associazione Italiana Alberghi per la Gioventu, Via Guidobaldo del Monte 24. (Special Note: A Students' Home in Milan can now accommodate nearly 200 Youth Hostelers and non-member students and teachers at about 75 cents a night.)
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