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9104
SIZES 10-20
Whip up this breezy beauty
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ers, cinch waist with belt. Gay
for work or play in flower
slrewn cotton, silk, or drip
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Printed Pattern 9104: Miss
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Size 16 takes 42 yards 39
inch fabric.
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The Office of Civil and De
fense Mobilization, in cooper
ation with a national advisory
council, has developed a spe
cial rural civil defense pro
gram and is working through
OCDM's eight regional head
quarters and state and county
civil defense offices tonake
the protective benefits of the
program available to every
rural family in America.
The two main objectives of
the program are to inform
rural families about the
threat of radioactive fallout
and the defenses against it,
and to induce them to prepare
family fallout shelters and
to induce them to prepare
tr take measures to protect
their livestock.
It gives rural communities
an opportunity to understand
their civil defense needs, re
sponsibilities and capabilities,
and to support their county
civil defense program.
Recommend To Members
The major national farm or-
ganizations support this pro
gram and recommend to mem
bers of local groups that they
ncorporate it in their activ
ities. The American Associa
tion of Land-Grant Colleges
and State Universities has en
dorsed the program and their
extension services are active
ly aiding in implementing it.
The National Association of
State and Territorial Civil De-
der to plan and prepare ade
quate protection against radio
active fallout - for , them
selves, their livestock and
their farms. ,
Under national civil de
fense planning, each family
must be able to take care of
itself in an emergency. Its
mission is to survive, recover
and resume production of food
or whatever contribution it
makes to the national effort.
YOU JUST CAN'T PASS THIS UP!
TOUGH ON PETS
London - IUPII - Scotland
Yard is making it more
troublesome to get into iail.
The Yard lias issued a direc-
" tive saying police stations will
no longer lake care of prison
ers pet cats and dogs, so the
premiers must find homes for
the animals before being lock
ed up.
THROW BJ?CK WHALE
New York - IUPII - Coast
Guard crewmen caught a 40
fool whale Sunday, and threw
it back. The dead whale, ap
parently swept here Saturday
by tropical storm Brrnda, was
found floating in the East
river. Coast Guard crewmen
tied a line arreind It, towed
it out to (he lower bay, and
released it to be carried out
lo sea.
fense Directors and the U. S. bridge.
Civil Defense council support fainted.
the program. The National As
sociation of County Officials
also has endorsed it.
dfcDM has shipped kits of
program materials lo more
til an 3,000 counties and the
program is well under way
in most counties. The sug
gested procedure for develop
ment of the program on the
county level is for county
committees composed of rural
leaders to learn the program
material and then present it
lo the public as well as ti?
their own organizations. State
level committees, extension
services, high school vocation
al agriculture teachers, agri
cultural services and many
others are assisting.
The program proposes a
series of four public meetings
in each area to be attended by
rural residents.
Presented at Meetings
1 he program material can
be presented nol only at meet
ings for the general public
but Hi meetings of farm or
ganizations, service clubs
women's clubs, etc. It contains
all of the information rural
residents need lo know in or
Man Changes Mind
After Suicide Leap
San Maleo, Calif. - lUPIl-For
a month Estacio A. Carrasco,
37, could not make up his
mind whether lo kill him
self or not.
He wrote a note lo his wife
Esther recounting his drink
ing and domestic problems.
The note had been folded and
refolded again and again.
He changed his mind again
jusl after he jumped off the
San Mateo - Haywajd bridge
into the chilly waters of San
Francisco Bay.
Fortunately for Carrasco,
it was not too late. He leap
ed the 10 feet off the bridge-
and landed in two feel of wa
ter. !
He then began shouting that
he wanted to live. A passing
motorist and a loll laker
hoisted him back onto the
Carrasco promptly
Grange Notes
Lake Creek Grange
Eagle Poinl Grange and
Lake Creek Grange will spon
sor Dr. Edward Durno at
Eagle Poinl Granee hall Tues
day, Aug. 2. Dr. Durno will
speak al 8 p.m. before the
regular meeting of Grange.
He will talk of the committees
that he served on in stale leg
islature. Also, he jusl re
turned from the presidential
convention and may give
some of the highlights of it.
After his0talk, a question and
answer period will be held.
Several musical numbers will
be gy.'en by young people of
tut; cdKie i-unu iiiL-d.
CALLS MARRIAGE OFF
Bedford, England-IUPIl Ada
Tearl, 81, got the jitters and
refused to buy a wedding ring
with her-78-year-old swain,
Jock McCarthy. Then she call
ed the marriage off altogether
because "I didn't want lo rush
into things."
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