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I first-aid ■ kit'haadyand well stocked. Remember, in case of a major disaster, doctors and nurses will have their hands full elsewhere. ' ' '• ! • - " .

Lay in enough emergency food and water to sustain your family for a week. Keep this supply ip your home shelter, and rotate' or v replace regularly to keep fresh. Flashlight, a battery-operated radio, a can opener, first-aid1 supplies, and emergency cooking and sanitation facilities should be kept there, too. »

Teach your whole family ciyil defense self-protection measures. Learn your local air raid warning signals, the Conelrad stations (640 and 1240), for emergency instructions via radio, how to “duck and cover” if you are caught without warning, how to fight home fires.

Your civil defense Coordinator will be glad to furnish you with complete information.

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