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ly concerned wTth the welfare of ■their children on Halloween night. It’s a night when bedtime is moved ' back an hour—or two, if the protests are long and loud enough— and little ones'are allowed the unaccustomed privilege of roaming^ .. dark street. , • -

Little wonder, then, that organizations such as the National Safety Council are urging parents— and children, too—to go all out to make this October 31 safe from ii?) to ween hazards. 1

“No one,” the Council points out, "warfts to spoil the fun of youngsters on Halloween. We all were kids once, too.,

“But Halloween need not be should not be—a time of tragedy.”

How can parents make Halloween free from tragedy? Turn your attention to these items, the

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