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AC 20 THE POST-STANDARb Wednesday, August 31, 1949 CAPleTBioocT To Waverly on Errand of Mercy Combrmngperations to perform an "errand 1 for the second time within three weeks, the Hed Cross regional blood pfogratm and the civilian air patrol yesterday rushed an emergency order ot blood to the Tioga General hospital in Waverly to fulfill a patient's desperate need. A.call received at the blood center, 749 S. Warren st, yesterday naming from the Waverly officials, requested six pints blood for a victim of a trailers-truck accident The driver of the truck, had been pinned in his cab after it had jackknifed on a road near Waverly, crushing his arm. It became necessary io amputate the arm and the hospital contacted the Syracuse center- for blood to be used for. operative and post-operative treatment.

QUICK CONTACTS MAD.E- Majors-, Earl L. Myatt and Nira Macbonaid of the CAP were contacted and arrangements were made for the mercy flight. A CAP plane was -flown into Syracuse frojn Geneva and was met at the municipal airport Mrs. Joanna Pullznger. laboratory technician, who had transported the blood Syracuse Business-Transit Loss Here in Line With Average BY J.

BURR BELL The nation's bus, street car, sub- 10.6 the BLOOD DONOB-rAn employe of the Lipe-Rollway George B. Wood, yesterday had the purposes of the Syracuse regional blood program explained to him by Mrs. Margaret Vieau, Liverpool, a. Red Cross Gray Lady, while waiting to donate blood at the donor center, 749 S. Warren st.

Other Lape-Rollway employes included in the picture, left to right, are Mrs. Vieau, Wood, Laurence H. Kirk, superintendent; and Mrs. Avis V. Larkin, and Miss Iva I.

Morey. In all, 12 emplopes contributed blood at the center, representing 10 per cent of the total staff. from the center. The life-saving cargo was landed at Chemuhg airport, Say re. nearest point to the hospital, and an emergency squad speeded the blood to the patient's bedside.

A similar operation was undertaken Aug. 8 by.the Red Cross and CAP also to deliver emergency supplies of blood to the Tioga General hospital. On that occasion the blood was flown to Elmira froin where a hospital squad transported it to the delivery trucks from The Post-Standard and The Tier- aid-Journal, are used for daily shipments of blood to hospitals in the nine-county Syracuse region. Waverly is located in Tioga a member county-of the Red Cross blood program. NEED STRESSED "This is a tragic illustration the great need for blood and one that will, perhaps be repeated jnany times the coming holiday Dr.

Richard B. Jamieson, medical director for the Red Cross blood program- "Because our citizens had contributed blood we were able to fill the emergency order at once. During the next seven days more blood will be needed because of holiday accidents--put the Red Cross blood center on your list of places to be visited before the weekend. Give a pint of your blood and be secure in the knowl- Secretary Tobin Urges Teens To Return to School This Fall Secretary of Labor Maurice J. Tobin, in Syracuse yesterday to address the labor-farm conference sponsored by the Democratic state i more and be better, happier citizens schooL" Secretary Tobin.

said he hoped to win -the co-operation of governors. committee, issued an appeal to teen- mayors, school officials, labor unions stgers.to go back to school this fall. "Your best weapon- in a competitive job tion," market is a good educa- asserted. "You will earn edge that you nave done your part toward saying lives." Donor days for the week -are today, 9 a. m.

to 6 p. tomorrow, noon to. 6 p. and Friday, 9 a. to 6 p.

m. At donor day em- ployes of Lipe-Rollway, Flah's store, Lincoln store. Chilled Flow and the department of internal revenue contributed blood. 'Indications were that more than 60 pints of blood were given. t.rid employers in his effort to keep the advantages of school attendance before the.young people of the nation.

Pointing out that if they stay in school American youngsters will be better fitted for the tasks which await them in the "future, the secretary of labor added: "For your own sake and that of the nation, get -a good education while you We would not have built our industry or. our democracy without skilled hands and trained inlnds. Even during the war. when every available worker was needed for the production front, your borlhers and sisters we told to stay school. You will be serving yourselves and your country best if you go back to MAGIC VS.

SCIENCE BANGKOK. CS Rinderpest is claiming a big" toll of cattle in sections of Thailand (Siam) because many farmers have more faith in magic spells than they have in inoculation by veterinary doctors. Two veterinarians report that the farmers prefer to use spells provided by the Chief Abbot of Wat Prao at Amphur Muang. These take "the form of pieces of paper inscribed with magic symbols, fbced to cattle pens 'or tied around the necks of animals. way and elevated lines carried per cent fewer passengers in first months of this year than in the like 1948 period, according to industry estimates Syracuse Transit Corp.

experienced shrinkage year 10.45 per general decline is at- i three principal factors: The rise J. Burr Bell in unemployment this year, the increased competition from automobiles and a drop in traffic resulting from increased fares. At the beginning of 1948, token fare on lines of Syracuse Transit was seven for 45 cents; in April it was made six for 40 cents and in August fou for 30 cents. Since Jan. 17, 1949, the token fare has been six for 45 cents, and now the company is asking the public service commission to authorize an increase to five tokens for 45 cen.ts^ The company operated at a loss last month, with total revenues off 6.49 per cent compared with July, 1948.

Transit should do better after Labor day, coincident! with a pickup in industry and trade. However, the outcome of arbitration over union labor demands is something about which the company management is greatly concerned. position in the automobile Industry las the maker of the Franklin car, hold reunion tnd picnic in Elmwpod park Sept. 17, unless tentative pJ.ans are The name Franklin became synonymous with quality and dependability in air-cooled engine design and construction. Today the lin tradition of craftsmanship is being carried on by Air- cooled Motors, and in various other manufacturing plants.

Franklin was the largest employer of skilled factory labor in Syracuse. The company developed engineers and mechanics who were sticklers for doing a job right i i. Police Court Upset By Low Flying Bat A low-flying bat temporarily upset Police Justice William H. Bamerick's tedate court yesterday afternoon. Bike Tests Site Witnesses.

tjefendants, prosecution, defense and spectators alike ducked the dive-bombing tactics of the speedy night flier. Assistance was summoned and Court Attendant John Banuski, arme4 with. a broom, was credited with forcing the enemy to retreat. The bat flew out the window, but not before Banuski had taken sev- positions in Syracuse eral swipes at it and elsewhere. rrr: The Pacific ocean one- third the earths surface.

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