The kids who know safety F t agree tb: f. < of man’s oldest and simplest inventions is one pf hi.' r»e:.l danj-« Forty young safety experts who attended * ;■]. t National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago Nov. o() to 1 •*- s i v. : . ; l i - i t a ideas on how to prevent farm and home ae -n • Fsev re i ■•■.■•led with sugges tions ranging from picking up h> *. t r g wi »• to pulling afety shields on power machinery. Hut almost all of them singled euf ora- -it . >\ei looked hazard for emphatic mention: stairs. Man invented stairs thousand; of w 1 r. a •. Hut the young folks apparently observed, while ; '■ ■ '• ! •* '■ r t he National 4-H Farm and Home Sale' y * i’* , that he still hasn’t learned to go up an ! down t' >ut r* *i - * »|; a -n ? < k. Some 400,000 4-H youths f ’ ' ‘ F in tie* safety program, sponsored lor the < . - s ('he ar hv Cu-m hd Motors. GM gave the 40 state wiune < - ’ : . i ! t: to the t-H ( engross, including $-00 college sch-i ' » d v. inn* i “Keep stairs unclut ten -i!" \ • d 1 u ; 1 ' Minot, N. Ik Ralph Walker, HiddeforH, ‘ . \ ; • 'MF'. He urged everyone to “k •:> the tan . • ■ ■ >'■ ; " 1 Other safety winners advised ti« (juei I r: • r * ( i , r- ; . ted hand rails to reduce the Fr liL ’ ' Stajrwavs .-in idd be \v<: 11 I v. • • • * ' A' 0 ha ,b an Ih ll of Holair, \V. Ya., ivet mnnh I t p v. bite to make it conspicuous. Farm machiii- rv an i its 1 ' • n nte < F h uhr Smith of FopFmilie. .A. • . ■ !» : v< ' ; • bJ>-' gested this. • : mp4* • rule for aw ome-pnm, •-•nt: “K now t he <■**ri ect v. ay to ■ • 1 : : ■■■* r>. Other sug'i1 e? I ion ; ,:r !ud< ; • ’ | 11 ; :• ' ' • v »'ir-« king elect lieu! « (|u:; ::eil h *’« 1 j ' • ■' ’ • * - • 'add ings. < oi.tirule.* blliF »*i in ' ' ’ 1 f.s, t ail mg cork.*. >»h.»in ( . 1 • ( 1 1 ‘ •' f r *; * o ... ...o, mg j i It him i. ..si -hurt' ’■ a ■. . ■ •• - i’-u , a: i many ot Ju i

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