The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, March 17, 1944, Image 5

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Friday, march it, mi. THE NEWBERRY SUN PAGE FIVE The RED CROSS Is Depending on YOU tiLOO'i I’LASMA FOR AIRMAN ’Tany lives of U. S. airmen have be, n saved l'y blood plasma transfusion immediately upon landing at a hor e base. Here a flight surgeon administer* plasma to a wounded m: i insid; a Fortres s which has just touched ground. Man on the rig. t is givirg oxygen. \ YOUR .. . RED CROSS is at his side when he needs it most RIGHT HAND TO THE NURSF.—Red Cross trained Nurse’s Aides, lil. Mrs. O. Henderson, of Washington, D. C., (right) shown here, as,-..at the regular nursing staffs in thousands of civilian, and many military hospitals throughout the country. With thousands of nurse* in war service the need for Nurse’s Aides is vital. NOT A HOLLYWOOD SET—Native bamboo rafts, like the one j shown here, are used to transport Red Cross supplies to isolated Irani the Japs of a strong point on a South Pacific island, the military outposts in an unnamed group of South Pacific islands. American Red Cross quickly set up a recreation hut where_Yank* and Here Red Cross Field Supervisor D. E. Mathews, his panu rolled up, Aussie# soon collected to get a few hours of relaxation. PACIFIC ISLAND OUTPOST—Only a few hours after the capture American ReP*'' P°‘ n( on * South Pacific island, the Aussie# soon < hands a box of comfort items to a Yank. The grass skirt on the n*tiv« U real. Your loved one, struck down in battle, may return to you at the war’s end because the Red Cross was at his side to save him from dying. . What a consolation to you to know that should your son, or brother, or husband or father fall in battle, a wonderfully efficient organization rushes to provide blood plasma and first aid. That’s reason enough for you to see the wisdom of giving to the Red Cross. Newberry Must Raise $16,700 Our Boys WANT the Red Cross GIVE MORE IN ’44 REAGIN’S SHOE SHOP FIRESTONE HOME & AUTO SUPPLY CO. CARRYTERIA (W. O. Wilson) NEWBERRY RECAPPING CO. MAXWELL BROS. & QUINN JOHNSON-McCRACKIN CO. SCOTT’S AUTO SUPPLY R. M. LOMINACK HARDWARE LOMINACK’S DRUG STORE GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE SUNRISE AUTO SUPPLY DAVIS MOTOR COMPANY SMITH MOTOR COMPANY NEWBERRY INS. & REALTY CO. SOUTH CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. M. STORE (G. V. CLAMP.) W. E. TURNER, Jeweler CAROLINA REMNANT STORE ODORLESS CLEANERS C. D. COLEMAN CO. STOKES’ DRUG STORE NEWBERRY CREAMERY W. H. DAVIS & SON. NEWBERRY MONUMENT CO. BUSY BEE CAFE GILDER & WEEKS “The Right Drug Store’’ WHITENER LUMBER CO. B. C. MOORE & SONS. NEWBERRY DRUG CO T. ROY SUMMER NEWBERRY FED. B. & L. ASSOCIATION NICHOLS’ STUDIO G. B. SUMMER AND SONS FARMERS ICE & FUEL CO. NEWBERRY COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. CITY FILLING STATION Next To The Post Office And Just As Reliable BOWERS INS. AGENCY RITZ THEATRE SQUARE GROCERY WELLS’ THEATRE PARK SERVICE STATION “Uncle George” Rikard, Proprietor