Sergeant SchollsGives Blood forJapanese GuardA Japanese guard at Kisarazu Air Base, Tokyo, who came close to e death following a stomach operation - Jan 29. was declared In ‘good con-n dition*’ two days later due to bloodii transfusions given by three air e policemen, according to a report in a th^ Pacific Stars and Stripes.One of the three who gave blood f was Staff Sgt. Eugene Scholls ofi Chillicothe. The airmen were ac-i qua in ted with the guard from their? post of duty.Scholls, son of Mr and Mrs. . Jackson Scholls. 210 Third street,i is a graduate of the Garrison highs school He was employed at Horn’s drug tore when he enlisted in the . Air Force. After completing train-* ing in the United States, he was• transferred to the Far Eastern Air I Force. Sergeant Scholls has two ’ years remaining on his overseas tourof duty.