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IDDAVS HRE -TOMORROWfS HOOD
Forest fires burn the soil bare of
grass and leaves which normally
soak up the rain. So the rain just runs
off-building from trickles to streams
to roaring floods that can cost many
lives and many millions of dollars.
Don't let this happen. Always follow
Smokey Bear's fire prevention rules i
1. Hold matches till they're cold
then pinch them to make sure.
2. Crush out all your smokes-dead
out.
3. Drown your campfire or warming
fire-then stir and drown again.
4. Don't let children, play , with
matches.
Remember-only
YOU can prevent
forest fires!
Llkt othtr American butlimi firms, w btlitv that buIni hat a responsibility to contribute to tht public welfare. This
advertisement Is thireforo sponsored In cooperation with The Advertising Council and U. S. and State Forest Services
SPONSORED IN THE INTEREST OF PRESERVING AND CONSERVING OUR NATURAL RESOURCES BY:
Heppner Lumber Co.
Crisp Logging Co.
Kinzua Corporation
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