L.L. Tweedy of N.Y head of the Committee of the A.R.C. in Great Britain, furnishes reading matter for 50,000 American soldiers monthly. He is a N.Y. business man who has lived in London for the past six years as the representative of a Big American banking house. He was chosen for this work because of his wide acquaintance in London and his familiarity with the men and methods of British soldiers' relief organizations doing a similar work for British troops. His work has grown from the distribution of about 100 books and magazines weekly to its present size