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HERES your fifth re-

port on clubs regis-.

tered in The Times Modern Minute Women's Blood Donor Recruitment Drive. Time is running out for any group to erase the telltale zero by its name. There are but

nine days left to telephone advance appointments before

Thanksgiving Day's deadline in~

this drive. November's goal to save wounded American GIs in Korea is still 6000 pints of life-giving blood. Only you can meet this goal. Clubs are listed in battalions by name in order of their standing with the number of active members, number of donors and pledges checked through Red Cross Blood Center by Thursday night and percentage of membership either pledged to give or donated. Percentage is the total since the drive opening Oct. 3. Your record speaks for itself.

IST BATTALION Wayne Township Volunteer Fire Department, Co. 9, Auxiliary, —20—166.7. Alpha Omicron Alpha Sorority, Omicron Chap., 12—7—58.3. Mo-Vets, 6—3—350. Beta Mu Sorority, 13—6—46.1. Garden City Christian Church

Missionary Society, 20—9-— 45, Riley Hospital Cheer Guild,

Jest Do Your Best, 10—2—20. School 7 PTA, 10—2—-20. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, Beta

Pi Chap., 21—4—19. ITSC. Columbian Chap. 20—3 —13. ITSC, Jenny Lind Chap. 20— 3—15.

Alpha Omicron Latreian, 15— 2—13.3: Here and There Homemakers, «23—3—13. ITSC, Lorraine Chap., 23—3— 13. Progressive Civic, 8—1—12.5. Crossroads Rehabilitation Center PTA, 10—1-10. Ye Old Henry, 10—1—10. Indianapolis Toastmistress, 20— 2—10. Theta Nu Chi Sorority, 10— 1-10. Friday Afternoon Literary, 22— 2—9.1. Friday Afternoon Reading, 12—1—8.3. Irvington Catholic Study, 25—3—8.3. Irvington Coterie, 25—2—8. Theta Nu Chi Sorority, 14—1— 71. School 15 PTA, 15—1—6.7. Tirzah, 15—1—6.7. Fortnightly Study, 34—2—5.9. Riley Hospital Cheer Guild, The Used To Be Chap, 17—1— 59. Alpha Xi Latreian, 20—1—35. American Legion Auxiliary, Northeast Unit, 20—1—35. Jrvingeon Chautauqua, 20—1—

Women's

mc, Isle of Pine Chap., 24—1 —4.2, ITSC, Booth Tarkington Chap., 25—1—4. West Newton PTA, 25—1—4. Riley Hospital Cheer Guild, Windy Day, 15—0—0. Alpha Epsilon Latreian, 20— 0—0. Alpha Zeta Latreian, 20—0—0. Alpha Omicron Alpha Sorority, Alpha Gamma Chap. 14— 0—0

Beta Alpha Beta Sorority, 12— OQ, Blue Flower Garden, 24—0—0. Delta Theta Tau Sorority, Zeta Kappa Chap., 25—0—0.

First Moravian Church Women,

25—0—0. Green Thumb Garden, 25—0—0. Grolier Fine Arts, 20—0—0. ITSC, Alpha Chap. 20—0—0. _ ITSC, Australian Chap, 21—0—0. ITSC, Betsy Ross Chap, 24—0—0. ITSC, Butler 25—0—0. ITSC, Mount Vernon Chap., 24 a John Strange Homemakers, 20—0—0. Lambda Sigma Sigma Sorority, 12—0—0. Martha Washington mothers, 15—0—0. Navy Mothers, 25—0—0.

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Oaklandon Universalist, 23—0—0. Alpha Phi Sorority, Indianapolis Alumnae Chap., 25—0—0. Federation Junior Woman's, 17—0—0. Gulfview Manor Woman's, Bet),

Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority Mothers Club of Butler University, 25—0—0. Riley Hospital Cheer Guild, When We Three Meet Chap. 19—0—0. Vandaworker, 14—0-—0. Riley Hospital Cheer Guild, Whoopty - Doopty - Doodem Chap., 12—0—0. National Screen Council, Indianapolis Group, 20—0—0. National Association of Parlia-

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and was a World War Il Gallon Club member, knows personally how much gifts mean.

two sons in service.

mentarians, Indianapolis Unit, 12—0—0. Rhea Garden, 9—0—0. Service Study, 16—0—0. Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority, Upsilon Chap., 14—0—0. School 2 PTA, 25—0—0. Theta Beta Sorority, 8—0—0. Trianon Mothers of Butler University, 20—0—0. Uniben, 8—0—0. United Presbyterian Church Missionary Socfety, 10—0—0. White Cross Guild, Blue and Gold, 14—0—0. White Cross Guild, 16—0—0. White Cross Guild, Mt. fort, 20—0—0. Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority Mothers of Butler University, 25—0—0. VFW Lawrence Township, 17-— 0—0. VFW Perry Township Memorial, 17—0—0.

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VFW Philip Highbaugh, 10— 0—0. VFW Victory, 21 —0—0. Speech and Hearing Center Womens Club, 20—0—0. 2D BATTALION Hebrew Ladies Aid Society, 16—

T—43.7.

Alpha Delta Latreian, 30—10—= 33.3.

Gamma Phi Beta Sorority, 30

—6—20. East 49th Street Christian Church ATA Guild, 30—5— 16.7. School 31 PTA, 35—4—114. White Cross Guild, Wallace

Street Presbyterian, 36—4— 11.1. Alpha Lambda Latreian, 3—10. Lowell School PTA, 30—3—10. Norways Foundation Guild, 43 —4—-93. Alpha Xi dianapolis Alumnae, 6.7. ITSC Victory Chap., 32—2—8.3. Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority, Indianapolis Fe 50—

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Delta Sorority In30—2—

3—6. Phbtoplay Indorsers, 24—2—35.9, Sigma Nu Fraternity Mothers

Club of 40—2—35. Lutheran Child Welfare Auxiliary, 43—2—4.6. White Cross Guild, Calvary Baptist Church, 45—2—4.4. White Cross Guild, Irvington, 50—2—4, West Washington Street Church of God Missionary Society, 27—1-3.7. Alpha Mu Latreian, 30—1—3.3. Zeta Phi Zeta Sorority, 30—1

Butler University,

—3.3. ITSC, Lady Aberdeen Artist Chap., 30—1—3.3.

ITSC, Lady Aberdeen Chap. 30—1--3.3. White Cross Guild, Meridian Street Unit, 35—1—2.38. First United Lutheran Church Women, 35—1—2.8. Alpha Latreian, 35—1—28. Cheer Broadcasters, 35-+1—2.8, Boys Club Auxiliary,

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35—1-—2.8.

Alpha Pi Omega Sorority, Alpha Chap., 36—1—2.7. Jewish War ‘Veterans, Ladies’ Auxiliary, 50-—31-—2. White Cross Guild, Grace Methodist Church, 50—1—2.

Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church, Women's Guild, 50—1-—2.

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Children's Sunshine Club, Inc. 50—1-—-2. Matinee Musicale Professional Group, 60—1—1.7. Alpha Beta Latreian, 35—0—0. American Legion Auxiliary, Mc-Ilvaine-Kothe, 30—0--0. : American Legion Auxiliary, Memorial, 45—0—0. Areme Club, Corinthian OES, 34—0—0.

Colonial Dames of America, 50—0—0. Daughters of the American

Revolution, Irvington Chap. 49—0—0. Delta Gamma Sorority Mothers Club of Butler University, 50—0—0. Delta Theta Tau Sorority, Alpha Epsilon Chap., 40—0—0. Ephamar Literary, 28—0—0.

Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority, Epsilon Lambda Chap, 35—0—0.

ITSC, Hawaiian Chap., 31—0—0.

ITSC, Heather Belles Chap, 43—0—0. ITSC, New Harmony Chap, 27—0—0. J ITSC, Valenc¢ian Chap, 27—0—0.

Indianapolis Athletic Club Dolphins, 50—0—0. Indianapolis Panhellenic Association, 50—0—0. Indianapolis Parliamentary Law, 30—0—0. Indianapolis Police ment Ladies 40—0—0. Inter Allia, 30—0—0. Junior Woman's, 45—0—0. Kappa Delta Sorority Indianapolis Alumnae, 35—0—0. Narrators, 35—0—0. National Society Arts and Letters, Indiana Chap., 45—0—0. New Century, 30—0—20. North End Garden, 30—0—0. Psi Iota Xi Sorority, 50—0—0. Riley Cheer Guild, Thanksgiving Chap., 40—0—0. 38th Division Indiana Women's Auxiliary, 40—0—0. Semper Fidelis Temple, No. 49, 40—0—0. Soroptimist, 50-—0—0. Sunshine, 30—0—0. Troub Memorial Presbyterian Church Missionary Society, 30—0—0. Visiting Nurses Assoclation, 35 —0—0. West Side Pike Homemakers, 29—0—0. White Cross Guild, Bethel, 35 © 0, White Cross Guild, Broadway Baptist, 30—0—0. White Cross Guild, Degree of Honor, 28—0—0. White Cross Guild, Section, 322-0—0. VFW Beech Grove, 31—0—0. VFW Ernie Pyle, 43—0—0. VFW Hoosier, 47—0—0, VFW Speedway, 50—0—0. Jessy Wallin Heywood Alliance of All Souls Unitarian Church, 40—0—0.

3D BATTALION White Cross Guild Victory, 70 5—T.1. Chi Omega Sorority Indianapolis Alumnae, 75—5—86.6. White Cross Guild, Missionary 56—1-—-1.8. a University Club Auxiliary, 57 —1—1.7 Welfare, 65 11.5 School 8 PTA, 75 1-13 Beta Beta Chi Sorority, 0 0 Brookside Mothers Civie, 75— 0-0.

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CENTER ARRIVAL—Mrs. Minnette Kimball (extreme left) and Mrs. ‘Mildred Barnes (center left), Wayne Township Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliary Co. 9 “Buddy” donors, are welcomed at

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Delta Kappa Gamma Sorority, 55—0—0. Indianapolis Historical C 68—0—0. Indianapolis Women's Lions, dy,

Council,

. Maennerchor Ladies’ Society, 75

—(—0. Monday Club, 75—0—0. New Neighbors League, —0. Phi Mu Sorority Indianapolis Alumnae, 60—0—0. School 63 PTA, 60—0—0.

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- Smith College’ 60—0—0.

Stansfield Circle, Wednesday Afternoon, —0. White Cross Guild, Breadway

55—0—0. 50—0

Methodist, 70—0—0. White Cross Guild, Municipal Gardens, 58—0—0. Woman’s Department Club. Garden Department, 60—0 —0. 4TH BATTALION Goodwill Service Guild, 30—3 5--16.7. American Legion -Auxiliary, Garfield Unit, 100—7—7. School 82 PTA, 100—6—8. Sunnyside Guild Inc.. 100-6. Hickory College School PTA, 85—4—4.7.

School 35 PTA, 100—2—2. School 21 PTA, 100—2—2. Delta Gamma Sorority Indianapolis Alumnae, 100—2—2. American Legion Auxiliary, Big Eagle Unit, 85—1—1.2.

Communications Workers of America, Local 5710, 87—1 —1.1. School 44 PTA, 100—1-—1. Butler Women’s Faculty, 100—

1—1. School 73 PTA, 100—1—1. American Legion Auxiliary, Irvington Unit, 100—0-0. Marion County Juvenile Center Auxiliary, 80—0—0. VFW Indianapolis Irvington, 76—0—0.

5TH BATTALION

Indianapolis Junior League, 150—38—25.4 St. Vincent's Hospital Guild, 150 -6—4. American War Mothers, University Heights Chap., 148—

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Women’s Auxiliary, 150—2— 1.3. School 81 PTA, 150—2—1.3, School 77 PTA, 125—1-—.8,

School 28 PTA; 120—1—.8. American War Mothers, U. S. A. Chap., 135—0—0. Newman Mothers of Butler University, 150—0—0.

North Side Church of God Maciel Group, 150—0—0. Sahara Grotto Auxiliary, 150—

0—0. St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Women's Guild, 110— 0—0. School 9 PTA, 150—0—0.

THE INDIANAPOLIS ris

This s The Week Te Pledge + + + Dono

” Times photo by John R. Spick!smire, “BUDDY” RECRUITMENT —The fact Mrs. William Parrish, School 39 PTA president, was unable to donate a pint of gift blood at Red Cross Blood Center, has only served to spur her on in recruitment of “Buddy” donors. ‘Her son, Larry, 9, fifth grader, ! goes with her on on errand of Jife for American Gls i in Korea.

VFW Fairbanks Memorial, 110 ~—0—0. VFW Lavelle Gossett, 13 3. 0—0. VFW Strayer, 125—0-—0. 6TH BATTALION

Beth El Zedeck Sisterhood, 225—50—22.2, School 49 PTA, 339-—-17—35. School 66 PTA, 200—10—5* * Athenaeum Turners Auxiliary, 225—10—4.4. Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority Indianapolis Alumnae Chap. 190—8—4.2. School 38 PTA, 231-9338. Newcomers Club, 275—10-3.6. American Gold Star Mothers

Indianapolis Chap., 175—5— 28. School 78 PTA, §50mg 0d.

School 41 PTA, 200—4— School 69 PTA, may School 89 PTA, 175—4—1.9. School 51 PTA, 275-—-5—1.8.

School 8, Garden City PTA, 300—§—1.7 School 86 PTA, 250—4—1.6. School 58 PTA, 200—-3—1.5.

Pi Beta Phi Sorority, Indian-

apolis Alumnae, 151 —-2—1.4. School 72 PTA, 300—3—1. Riley Hospital Cheer Guild,

Northwood Christian Church, 250—1—.8. == School 75 PTA, 250—2—.8, School 76 PTA, 300—2—.7, School 18 PTA, 300—2—.7. National Postal Transport Association, Indianapolis Branch Women’s Auxiliary, 168—1— 6. University Heights School PTA, 250—1—.4. Order of Eastern Star Augusta, 300—1—.3. School 24 PTA, 300—1—.3. American Legion Auxiliary Hayward-Barcus, 159—0—0. Daughters of Isabella, Mother Theodore Circle, 300—0—0. Delta Zeta Alumnae, Indianapolis Chap., 200—0—0. School 85 PTA, 250—0—0. Mars Hill PTA, 197—0—0. Shadeland PTA, 175—0—0. Southport Grade School PTA; 300—0—0. Wayne Township High School PTA, 200—0—0. National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists of Indiana, Indianapolis unit, 200—0—0. Riley Hospital Cheer Guild,’ Englewood Church ° Chap, 200—0—0. School 47 PTA, 175—0—0. Butler University Mother's Council, 250—0—0. TH BATTALION

National Council of Catholic Women, Indianapolis Deanery, 500—77—15.4. John Strange School PTA, 1015—15—14.8. School 39 PTA, 350—4 School 45 PTA, 375 B'nai B'rith. 400-14 National Council of Women, Indianapolis tion, 650—19—2.9, Fleming Garden School 14 PTA, 500—8—1.6. St. Joan of Arc Women's 1000—13—1.3. School ‘80 PTA, 600—7—1.1. School 68 PTA, 252—5—1. Lawrence Grade PTA, 400—4— 1. Association for Childhood Education, 625—5—.8. School 62 PTA, 450—4—.8. American Association of University Women, Indianapolis Branch, 585—5—.8. School 34 PTA, 350—3—.8. Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority, Indianapolis Alumnae, 314— 2—.63. Hadassah, 1600—6—.6. . School 84 PTA, 350—2—.6. Technical High School PTA, 1250—6—.5 School 57 PTA, 400—1—.3. Broad Ripple High School PTA, 1500---4-— 286. Indianapolis and Marion Coun-

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ty Girl Scouts, 400 -1--.25 Broadway Methodist Church WSCS, 500—1—.2, Indianapolis Medical Society, Women’s Auxiliary, 403 —1—

Daughters of American Revolution, Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter, 500—0—0, First Friends Church, 800—0 ~~, Highland Golf and Country Club, 500—0—0,

Don't Delay

Everyone “in good health between the ages of 18 through 59 can donate blood. A brief, but exacting physical examination; is given every prospective donor. Don’t delay. Get your pledge in NOW.

30 years.

Times photo by Lloyd B. Walton. HUSBAND AND WIFE TEAM—Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Gorman have worked together in the interest of boys for more than

World War Il Gallon Club members, they donated

again in the current blood drive at Red Cross Blood Center.

Deadline for Donor Pledges Is Nov. 21

OV. 21 is the final day to make advance appointments

to count in The Times’

blood donor drive.

Modern Minute Women's

But you can pledge to give later on this month, in

December and after the first of the year. It will still count on your club's percentage In this drive. American boys in Korea don't rate that option. They give of

their blood now. They can't choose to donate later this month, in December or after

the first of the year. = = =z

NOR DO THEY HAVE the option of giving one pint. They

give much more — sometimes their life. Pledge NOW. Mail in your

donor pledge card to Red Cross Blood Center, 18 W. Georgia St. Failure on your part is failure forever. Death doesn't deal second chances, Among those who have made

advange appointments at the Centgr are Mesdames Betty Sharp, Dorothy Sharp and

Hilda Sharp, Wayne Township Volunteer Fire Department, Co. 9. Auxiliary; Mrs. J. T. Alburger, Indianapolis Alumnae Delta Gamma Sorority, and Mrs.

Frances Pier, East 49th Street Chrisian Church ATA Guild.

vy » = MRS. GERALD WwW. son, Indianapolis Medical Society Women's Auxiliary; Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Netherton, Mesdames W. F. Hanning, C. C. Hanning, Thomas Riddell and Fred C. Melcher, Sunnyside Guild, and Mr. and Mrs. Vince Verbrosky, St. Joan of Arc Women’s Club. Mesdames Helen Woodside, J. H. Burns, George Fife Jr. and Dolores Tracey, National Council of Catholic Women, Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish; Mrs. Anna Denson. NCCW, Holy Name Parish; Mrs. A. M. Twinkle and Earl Willenberg, School 34 PTA, and Mrs. Harry Miller, School 62 PTA. Mrs. 8. Marion Smith, School 41 PTA: Mrs. Arthur Wood. School 69 PTA; Henry Siegman, School 82 PTA: Mesdames Martin Siegel, Helen Barrett, Ruby Epstein, Rose lee, Lena Alpert, and Ed Levin and David Richards, B'nai B'rith.

Gustaf-

Wayne Twp. Fire Auxiliary Continues to Spark EOS

AYNE Township Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliary, Co. 9, 1st Battalion, with 166.7 per cent is holding first place lead in The Times’ Modern Minute Women's blood donor recruitment drive.

Top places were retained in other battalions this week by Hebrew Ladies Aid Society, 2d Battalion, 43.7 per cent; GoodService Guild, 4th Bat16.7; Indianapolis Junior Leagh 5th Battalion, 254 and Beth El Zedeck Sisterhood, 6th Battalion, 22:2 In the 3d Battalion Victory Unit, White Cross Guild, moved out in front of the Indianapolis Alumnae, Chi Omega Sorority, with 7.1 per cent. And Indianapolis National Council of scored a lead in the talion over John School PTA with 15 " » = CONFIRMATION vance appointments through donor pledge and telephone calls to Cross Blood Center, 18 Georgia St, Lincoln wiped out some zeros standing by clubs. Zero scores mean zero support of American boys fighting in Korea. Some women are hesitating

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Deanery, Women, 7th BatStrange 4 per cent,

OF admade cards Red Ww. 1441, still

to pledge because ‘this isn't the time of the vear to’ be holding a blood drive,” “it's too cold,” “Im too busy, “Im

afraid Ill find out something is physically wrong with me.” . n ” ~ BOYS FROM HOME bonechilled even in winter gear;

manning guns and fire against the first snowfall of the sea-

"son in Korea, do not think this

is the time of the year for police action either. It’s too cold. They were busy people, too, when they were called to arms. They took physicals and found out if they were fit to fight. This week’s schedule for the Blood Center, 18 WwW, Georgia

St., is Tuesday and Wednesday, 11 a. m. to 5 p. m. and Thursday, 2 to 8 p. m. Minute Women, your call the

first thing in the morning to pledge a blood donation can save .a life, can wipe out the Zeros Earn thanks from a boy from home by a blood gift before Thanksgiving. Put your club in the lead.

Be Sensible About Food

Dr. Don G. Hilldrup, Red Cross Blood Center medical director, has some sound advice

on food for donors, “Do not come to the Center hungry,” he says. But, donors should not eat a HEAVY meal within four

hours of giving blood and no food except black coffee, tea or fruit juices during the two hours

" Immediately preceding the do-

nation. All foods containing fats such as pork, mutton, butter, cream the like, should -be avoided four-hour period. But fruits and vegetables, bread, cakes, jellies, honey, cereals with skimmed milk, coffee and tea without cream may be eaten. After a donation donors are taken into the canteen for a drink of his choice—“Coke,” coffee or milk—and sandwiches or. crackers, Usually donors are hungry then. In other words, don’t fast, be sensible. There's a right way to do everything.

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Gormans Donate For ‘All’ Boys

VERY report from the Korean front has special meaning for Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Gorman.

For more than 30 years this couple has been interested in boys and today many of their boys—Hoosier boys—are across the Pacific fighting the battle for preservation of freedom and individual rights. “Our activities at the clubs

now are mostly with the be-

low 18-year-olds,” reports Mr, Gorman, director of the English Avenue and Lauter Boys Clubs. . “So many of our "older boys are in service.” ~ Ld y JUST RECENTLY THEY received a letter postmarked Korea from one of two former Boys Club members who have béen together since they went into the Marines a year ago last August. One has been wounded once, the other twice. “We don't care too much” the boy scribbled. “It's the only rest we've gotten.” " = » LAST WEEK the Gormans went together to Red Cross Blood Center to donate their gift pints of blood. “Some wounded GI will get it, they said, “even if one of our boys doesn’t.” Mr. Gorman gave for School 39 PTA, Mrs. Gorman for the Boys Club Auxiliary. Giving blood gifts is nothing new for. this couple. During World War II they became Gallon Club members. They agree more gift donors can be recruited on a personal basis by people who have already given and know how sim-

ple it is. “It isn't that others don't want to give,” they say. “The

emergency just needs to be brought home stronger by those who have been here at the Center.”

Have You

Scheduled Blood Film?

IGHT Indianapolis organizations have viewed the new U. S. Defense De-

partment film, “Blood and Bullets.” The picture shows the urgent need of more civilian blood donors to assure life for wounded American fighting men in Korea. It takes the audience from an American Blood Center to the front lines in Korea where blood and plasma are given wounded Gls. “Blood and Bullets” has been released to the Indianapolis Red Cross for any organization to show at {ts meeting. To schedule the film call Red Cross speaker's bureau, Lincoln 1441, - - ” INCLUDED ON THE future schedule are showings at Albert Walsman PTA, 1.30 p. m,, Albert Walsman School, Wednesday; School 47 PTA, 7:30 p. m., School‘47, Friday: Gamma * Kappa Sorority, 6:30 p. m., First Congregational Church, Nov. 22; Edgewood School PTA Study Group, 10:30 a. m. Edgewood Methodist Church, Déc. 6, and School 2 PTA, 2 p. m., School 2, Dee. 19. Future showings of “Blood and Bullets” are being planned for the civil defense auxiliary police classes.

Don't Accept False Rumors

Some people use as a reason for not giving blood rumors that the blood is sold. Anyone who tells this story as truth is guilty of treason. It is untrue. Blood is not sold by Red Cross to the Army. It is not sold by the Army to our wounded. Stalin takes pleasure in the spreading of this rumor. You are doing him a favor if you spread the report and you are doing the Communist cause a favor if you fall to give blood because of it. The top investigation agencles of the country have been unable to trace a single story of blood being sold. « If you hear the report—if someone tells you of a case— have them call The Times immediately. Ask them to call right then and give the facts they have. ;

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