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Senator Robertson, whose services for the Seventh Virginia District in the House of Representatives from the day of his election 1932 to 1946, and whose services to the entire state since 1946 as a member of the United States Senate, are indelibly written in the hearts and minds of our citizens. He is, indeed, ideally equipped to continue that service. We would be unmindful of and ungrateful for the services of these two staunch Virginians in Washington, if we fail to give them a rousing vote of confidence on Tuesday, November 2.
Dr. Dr ash Answers
Questions on R. C. Blood Bank Program
“There is no charge for blood which is furnished by the Red Cross blood program, either at the -University of Virginia Hospital or at any other hospital which has a Red Cross blood bank,” Dr. E. Cato Drash, professor of surgery and chairman of the Blood Bank Committee, emphasized today in an interview occasioned by the belief, still current among many people, that patients are charged for blood used in transfusions.
Why does such a rumor crop up from time to time? Through misin formation and_misunderstanding, Dr. Drash says. Prior to the institution of the Red Cross Blood - bank program in November, 1951, blood used at the University Hospital was supplied largely through professional blood donors, who received $25 per pint, he explained.
“When a patient who needed
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