Boxoffice-August.21.1954

: August
this
man
has
in
hnis veins i
BUSINESS EXECUTIVES
CHECK THESE QUESTIONS
If you can answer "yes" to most of them, you—and your companyare
doing a needed job for ttie National Blood Program.
o
o
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HAVE YOU GIVEt^ YOUR EM-
PLOYEES TIME OFF TO MAKE
BLOOD DONATIONS?
HAS YOUR COMPANY GIVEN
ANY RECOGNITION TO
DONORS?
oHAVE YOU ARRANGED TO HAVE
A BLOODMOBILE MAKE REGU-
LAR VISITS?
o
o
o
o
oHAVE YOU SET UP A LIST OF
VOLUNTEERS SO THAT EFFI-
CIENT PLANS CAN BE MADE
FOR SCHEDULING DONORS?
HAS YOUR MANAGEMENT EN-
DORSED THE LOCAL BLOOD
DONOR PROGRAM?
HAVE YOU INFORMED EM-
PLOYEES OF YOUR COMPANY'S
PLAN OF CO-OPERATION?
WAS THIS INFORMATION
GIVEN THROUGH PLANT BUL-
LETIN OR HOUSE MAGAZINE?
HAVE YOU CONDUCTED A
DONOR PLEDGE CAMPAIGN IN
YOUR COMPANY?
Remember, as long as a single pint of blood may mean the difference
between life and death for any American . . the need lor blood is i
w!«s*aasss!iiS!s
NATIONAL. BLOOD PROGRAM
Of coiirse he'd never volunteer to give blood,
anyway. But any resemblance of this old duffer
to the average, red-blooded American is a
mistake.
For instance, several million healthy Americans
have given blood. But it's not enough.
So this is to tell several million more Americans
that their blood is needed— now!
We've never let anyone down who was in
trouble. When a GI gets wounded and suffers
shock— he's in bad trouble. He's got to have
blood and lots of it! Folks here at home need
blood too— to save their hves.
So make a date with your Red Cross, Armed
Forces or Commmiity Blood Donor Center.
One hour and you're on your way.
GIVE
.give it
again and again
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