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2S Oct. 10, 1S57 Fskrscn Evening Kevvs CD Outlines Plans for Schools jn irncrgency. 1 11 dispersal policy effecting nearly U-rther dvisehouW be Instwtl- m.Uwn ib an emer- cover iB the nearest wai reiraseu in i i "TaVe i 1 Boiled down, the "plan provides from ichool. for dismissal of all schools when All children ahouM be IWormed the Alert signal Is sounded first. If the "Take Cover is tne first 10 he heard, school children will be thai they are to obey the instf ue-tiona1 61 warden, auxiliary poliea of other CD personnel.

placed in the best available sneu- er, Concerning transportation, an --v SSYs I III 111 IM I'XM i i 4 1 1 Since schools senerally are vulnerable to the blast and tlier espectaHydifficult problem, Dig. nan said, bus transportation plan-" mal effects of the nuclear weap ons." Dienan declared, "it was de cided to adopt this 'go home pol-icv' to cause a dispersal of the ning should Include emergency notification or automatic reporting of drivers and vehicles. Many drivers hold part time Jobs and rhatprM buses must be resched school population, preservation of the family unit and the develop ment of conditions favoraaie to in i rvr- 1 1 ii jxisjxssn ivi i -vai j. i ward the use. of additional meas uled when needed.

These problems must be resolved locally with the ures as the time and conditions I contractors. To mitigate tnis, Dig-nan continues, arrangements ess be developed through the local CD organization to enlist private vehicles on a replanned basis. He reminds that these problems be discussed with CD county and local transportation officers. Police should be included in these discussions to insure traffic control and It Is the responsibility, the directive reads, of the Civil Defense County Coordinators and the Local Directors to develop specific plans to effectuate this policy with school authorities on the county and municipal levels. The directive is being distributed to school authorities throueh Department of Education to provide escort service where de- channels, Dignan said.

Dec. 1 of this year has been set as the deadline date for setting up local Children of working parents, be iJhr nrrra said, should either stay at the ti 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 ni yni i hi and county plans. Status reports school unit called for by parents or are to be mailed to tne state director by Dec. 6. DETECTOIbt' To perfect this plan.

Dignan ad to go to the borne of a mauve or neighbor. 1 This plan does not Include board-in schools which will Implement vises that everv school should have radio receiver to obtain omciai Imported from WEST GERMANY instructions via COJMELRAD or normal broadcasting services. Ar rangements should include back-up their own Civil Defense plan. Based on figures supplied by the State Department of Education, there are nearly 1,000.000 children in public and parochial schools during the day, from kindergarten notification of alerts and intelli Ml a nn nn Rio) gence from the local Civil Defense Control Centers via telephone, ra dio or courier. Exposure to siren to tpe lZtn grade mis aiso includes nearly 10,000 handicapped children In special schools.

coverage is essential. Children who walk or ride bl- IROIilliG BOARD PAD and COVER SET Keat Resistant SHicots Fits Any ttzkt Standard Board Makes Ironing Safer Easier Limit 1 Per Person ASECET or BRUSH HOLDER Reg. 5.95 Value Umit 1 ttt Person Only HI; Has GlovAYorm Grotto By DOC QU1GG NEW YORK (UP) The world is so full of a number of things Limit 1 Per Person but down In New Zealand there is one thlna that as the poet Nuclear Tesls Seen Boosting Cancer Cases fey EDMOND Le BRETOK WASHINGTON UP) Thirty more years of atomic weapons tests could mean adding 250 more Americans to the 13,000 who now develop leukemia or bone tumors each year, two chemists estimate. The chemists said frankly their estimate is based on inadequate information, because no more is now available. There Is "a good chance," they added, that their estimate is too high.

Uammeniein once said of dames Is absolutely not in any form. shape, or fashion like any otner. This down under wonder Is brouent to mind by an advertise uuamiiumiiv tiro iiP uflvua' laaus 1 a ment currently appearing in Amer ican maffazines ursina tourist travel into the Southwest Pacific "Only New Zealand," it says, "has LADIES' NEW FALL CHILDREN'S REG. 19.99 a glowworm grotto." now ngm thev are. And magnificent.

The report was prepared for I suppose ve travetea arouna the world, to places peculiar and wonderful, as much as the next person. But I've never been more surprised and awestruck than in the House-Senate committee on CAR UMIS atomic enerev bv Wrleht H. Lang- ALL PERFECT 78 RPM's ALL BRANb NEW ham and Ernest C. Anderson of the Los Alamos (N.M.) Scientific that deep cave on New Zealand's SNOW SUITS A4v.rtl.e4 00 TO MAKfl 1 Laboratory, which makes nuclear north Island. Ten years later, tne excitement of the place la (till fresh in me.

I Choose from Reg. 10.95 studies under contract with the Atomic Energy Commission. As you descend on foot Into the The Joint committee published mazes of the cave you see the usual pattering of stalactites and stalagmites, but notntng very spec the study of potential hazards as oart of its record of hearings on the dangers to the general population from radioactive fallout produced by atomic explosions. The tacular and you find yourself reflecting that you've been In many better caves than this back home. Popular LODEN type auto coats Extra heavy Uli' oinci QUILTED LINING with DETACHABLE HOOD.

But you go even deeper, and fi RCA VICTOR DECCA MGM CAPITOL COLUMBIA IO. Vil.o 10 for 98c paper was prepared at committee; request after, the hearings were" completed last June. nally the guide says "shh" and leads 'you to an opening through which you down onto an under- 7 'j o) The authors emphasized they NrtaM, WmIv 0knllMS lined SKI PANTS HOODS MATCHINO HATS sizes AH Colors fwere making.no recommendation wnicn you iook aown onto an un derground river, strangely and either- to stop or to -continue testing." But they said the information now on hand indicates softly alive with light when com AH Colors Sixes 8-18 pared with the black night of the That much more research on cave. both the physical and biological factors of fallout must be done If Then von look at the vaulted ceiling over the river, and it like weapons testa are to be continued." seeing the heavens on a clear men: MiUiooa upon millions of tiny. Their estimate Is based on the slowing liehts.

The. guide says a expected accumulation of Stron ew words, and the lights nearest tium BO in the atmosphere and on you disappear. It seems the glow me sou. htrontium 90 is a man- worms are so sensitive to sound made radioactive element, pro that they turn off their lighta at the least noise. 1K1 IMK1 Oittil mm TTJ mmtm immm iTrTTrrirrvri OiiM.HHiit oij il 1I0W HIS A 4 fi-j MM duced in atomic explosions, which in-sufficient concentration causes You "bo set in a small boat, which the bone tumors and blood cancer, or leukemia.

The authors noted that eutde nulls alone dv cimcnins (55 CO A1 V7. wire strung overhead. This Jour even peaceable atomic reactors also produce some Strontium o. SIlVfRJLAT 52 Piece Service for 8 Laneham and Anflprsnn 'M ney is the top event, you guae from room to room under a brilliant display of milky ways, con- LASHUBHI (7h tieiiauoBs," super-gaiaxier or -glow-. worms.

All this Is In utter (Hence, brok that if the. scientists who thlnkr, any amount of radiation Increases bone tumor and leukemia art right, then the Strontium 90 already put Into the ajr and soil by past weapons tests of all nations, could be expected to cause 40 extra cases in the United i only by the occasional pink of a drop of water falling from the high stone ceiling into the river. The hush and mystery make you think or "that neep, romantic cav States annually. ern which Coleridge said was If testing continues at thu rat Reg. I I9.C5 Prici Includes DOUBLE DRAWER CHEST a lonely place, as holy and en Reg.

1.49 BELOW COST! Limit 1 Per Person AUTO DIPT. of the past five years, they said, then after 30 years the lncreaso chanted as e'er beneath a waning moon was haunted by woman wail mm Reg. to 16.95 AN wmI FUllT QUtlTID UNtS All KIW mignrbe 250 cases annually. They estimated the present incldenct ing for her demon lover," Th esiowworms are thousht to I I 1 PAnitNV All mis. have got into the river cave lone oi inese diseases in the United Statea as 10,000 cases annually of leukemia and 3.000 hnna liwlt 1 pf pn jiwiut dipt.

ago, moving in gradually and mutating to a wholly sustained life there. Their lieht attracts flvlne tumors. YlAltWh Present knowledge of the biological effects of radia- tion and radioactive materials is insects from the river up to ceiling. Each glowworm has a few strands of aticky, cobwebby ftu' that he lets hang down from his "pi an snouid be to allow plunging ahead recklessly and without worn? tntn ll body. When an insect gets stuck in a strand, the glowworm pulls it of nuclear technology," Langhamf Reg.

18.95 Women's Genuine ALLIGATOR 12" or 16" up ana gooDies a aown. quale to dispel an attitude of gloom and doom." i New Zealand also has the Maori peop'- who stick out their tongues as a form of greeting and press noses with you Instead of shaking Many nations, thev laid nnnif CYCLI. DftCROIl TAILORED CUHTAIWS 84" WIDE to tha Pair 5" BOTTOM HEM 63" 72" LONG nanas. Ana tt is an obi na conn. continue "ipdiscriminately and Indefinitely" to test weapons producing a great amount of radio try.

V7hil our group was on tour in a government bus. we stopped to take pictures of a large volcano which was Inactive, having erupted 7 iom aimui iu years aeo. We lined up on the roadside obinted our cameras at th (of REG. VALUE tain, about 50 miles away and 'he thing erupted, blowine Ms top. When we eot hark tn WnliinofA- Reg.

to 19.95 Heavy Steel Ccnstruetisn Carcfufty and reported this to the then Prime 3.95 Minister, reter Fraser. he said activity without risking exceeding the danger level irSLhto they tiSS? to limit tt'sht be deairable while atil)? f0! rnent to (top testlne altogether." Mayor to Address S. Paterson Kiwanis Mayor Edward O'Byrne will speak to the South Paterson Kiwanis Club on Monday. The club meets at noon at the Lakevlew Presbyterian Church. The Mayor's appearance was arranged by member John Ritchie.

(Mt SKINS HAND ftd tntfti SLEEK limit 1 4 i i Know, rve got a button here rn mv desk that I press to make thiftrs i off." bi the owworm cave is the WHAT A BUY! Heavy Rubber Wheels FASHIONS will tott lor YIAIS. IIATHII IINIO Next time you're la New Zealand to gee it. Erie to Receive Harriman Award SUSSEX NX CLEVELAND Erie Railroad SulreT.eiv 0IW ft the coveted E. H. Harriman memorial awards KACXIKSAAJ tor acmeving tne most' outstand mg satety record among major eastern railroads rfnrinif iojt according io James G.

Lyne, com-mittee chairman and editor of Rail-way "nnouncing the winners, Mr. Lyne pointed out the railroads' im safety tecord was one of the best In the history of the industry. The Erie's classification included railroads which operated more than 15 million locomotive miles 1956. The Erie received a similar award for Its safety performance In 1949. The E.

H. Harriman Memorial Awards era created tn 1913 by the late Mrs. Alary W. HarrlmaB IJarry W. Von Wilier, president, an' ML l- 'cH vssrcfi nouncea tooay.

The certificate of commendation wui tie presented to G. White tne vice president for opera at a dinner In the Roose velt liotei. York Ci y. to be held by the American 2(Juseunl of aaieiyv tnaa -200 i irjrvst.ndSfef, Utfr Riband W7gCv I 1, if'wiM 01 the mm rf Va-w wwm emm ms r-x'rTH ii.