From: America Red Cross Richmond, Missouri (Code) Code H - 1 — Hospital Bed Shirts (Quantity) Quan. 144 (Gross height) Gr. V.t.. 125 lbs. The top shall be marked with the name and address of the Red Cross warehouse to which shipment is being made. The lettering on the top of the case or bale shall be stenciled in the opposite direction from the marking on the side wheron appears the name of the consignor. (See Illustration) 4.As each shipment is ready, the chapter shall furnish Area Headquarters with two copies of a detailed packing list. This shall list the containers, indicating container number, code number, quantity of article, and the gross weight of each container, Shipping instructions will then be furnished the chapter. When shipment is forwarded, one copy of the packing list and the original bill of landing shall be mailed to consignee. No shipments shall b e made without prior authorization from the Manager of the Area concerned. 6. When more than one type of article is shipped in a container, it will probably necessitate opening at the port of shipment and the articles being repacked. This will involve considerable expense and for that reason inclusions of more than one type of article in a container shall be avoided whenever possible. This may, however, be necessary in certain situations, and if so, the following special instructions shall be followed: 7. “Where the container includes more than one article of one code, the code number, name, and quantity of each article shall be indicated as: Code H-1 60—Hospital Bed Shirts Code H-5 60-Operating Gowns” IMPORTANT: The above instructions as the baling apply only to shipments of garments and knitted articles. Surgical dressings must always be shipped in wooden cases.