iny person who v w.ls to volun teer to give a pint o! blood—the "?,rt pieeious gift no can make ;o our fighting men. because there Is no substitute: plo.tae call or .vrite Mrs. E. P. Hicks, Jefferson, or tell one of me recruiting workers in his community. The Office of DcUnxt. Mobili zation has asked tne Hod Crocs to assume the responsibility of providing Gamma Globulin, which is that part of the human blood containing antioodies which can be separated from the whole blood and concentrated for injec tion into patients suilering with certain diseases. One of thest diseases is the dreaded Polio. I takes a pint of bloo 1 to make an average dose of Gamma Globulin, as it is used to pi event Polio paralysis. Tlie summer monins will bring the usual epidemics of Po.io. failure to donate blood for Pow hatan's extra quota, this year, may result in the paralysis of a child for life. No more vital home front activities is being carried [out today than the blood donor ! program, through the Ped Cross. If the national blood program | should fail, there wouici oe couni ! less unnecessary deaths among our combat troops, as well as among civilians at home

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