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JVC Wednesday. Oct. 31. '62 DETROIT FREE PRESS BUILD SHELTER IN A HURRY Fast Action Could Save Your Life CURRENT -5- XBIJ --yjf ESmm dsmfllD i RATE COMPOUNDED AND PAID QUARTERLY ON ALL INSURED SAVINGS ACCOUNTS AT WAYNE FEDERAL SAVINGS Venetian blinds, lower and shut them to ward off flying glass and to screen out some of the fierce heat of the blast. Fill buckets, sinks, the bathtub, laundry tubs and other containers with water.

Your supply may be cut. off in the attack. Then turn your attention to fallout protection and head for the basement. If you don't have a basement in your home, you can improvise a shelter by digging a trench next to the house and making a lean-to by leaning doors you have taken from the house against the side of the building. Take the dirt from the trench and pile it, along with any other heavy objects you can find, on top of the doors.

You can increase the capacity of this emergency shelter simply by digging the ditch deeper and longer and using more doors. The more earth you pile on top of these doors, the greater protection you get against radioactive fallout. Even though the Cuban crisis has cooled down, there is a renewed interest in the ways to survive nuclear war. If you are like most A mericans, you probably do not have a survival plan in the event of a nuclear attack. But you don't have to die.

There is still time to do things- that will help you survive. This fourth of five Detroit Free Press reports out' lines what you and your family can do to survive. BY XEAL SHIXE Free Press Staff Writer The siren shrieks its deadly warning in a steady wail that keeps telling you the same thing over and over again: "It's an attack, and I'm not ready." The alert has sounded and the warbling signal from the siren to "take cover" follows quickly. You are struck with the horror of your predicament. ONLY A SMALL percentage of the populace will be completely prepared if nuclear attack comes, but the fact that you're not alone in LOAN ASSOCIATION and outside doorways.

They can be the weak points in your fallout shield. If there's a workbench In the basement, make it the structure around which yon build your emergency shelter. Stack heavy material on top and at the open sides of the table. If you have time, pile dirt against the outside basement windows. You can Improvise a pit shelter in your yard using two or mdre doors from your home.

For a one-man shelter, dig a hole two feet by eight feet and lay the doors over the hole so that a small entrance-way is left open. PILE THE excavated dirt over the door and lay a tarp or blanket across the top of the entranceway to prevent fallout from getting down to the shelter floor level. Crawl inside the shelter and then from the inside dig the hole deeper, piling the dirt under the entrance. To be sure, these are improvised plans which offer limited protection. But if you're totally unprepared at the point of attack the choice is simple: Improvise or die.

Thursday: The aftermath. i AND General Anthony Wayne ljjt WAYNE FEDERAL SAVINGS IF YOU DECIDE to use your basement for shelter, pick a corner that is below ground level. If you are improvising a shelter on above-ground floors, build it away from outside walls. In building your improvised shelter, keep it small and concentrate the shielding mass immediately around and above you. Stay away from windows Come SAVE at DETROIT 1556 Woodward WAYNE 35150 Michigan YPSItANTI 123 W.

Mlchlf TO LEARN OF REDS GIs to Attend Political Classes WASHINGTON Wi Instruction in Americanism and in the threats of communism will be made a compulsory part of military training for all United States servicemen, Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara announced Tuesday. OiSTItlWG ClKlULMS' lllE. KT. gllMS WHiVi'Y.

WOOf. C' fllT(. Order Red To Register Under Law WASHINGTON (LTD The Subversive Activities Control Board Tuesday night ordered the first of 10 persons cited by government as Communists to register with the Justice Department. The board said it found that William Albertson, 52, was a member of the Community Party, U.S.A. and ordered him to register under the Subversive Activities Control Act.

Under the law, failure to do so is punishable by fine of $10,000 and a five-year prison term. The registration provi- 'iti your trouble is no consolation. You feel as though you're the last man left in the world. It's at this point that you'll make your decision to live or die. You can panic and accept death as inevitable.

Or you can use your head and save your life and the lives of your family. Even though you're caught without a plan, there is still time to do the things that will help you survive. If you have survived the initial blast and are a con- The action was recommended by an advisory committee of top-level civilians and recently retired military leaders under the chairmanship of Karl Ben-detsen, a former Pentagon official. The panel was formed last January as an outgrowth of Senate subcommittee hearings on military information and on charges that American military commanders had been muzzled. THE SENATE subcommittee report did not support the muzzling charge.

McNamara said he generally concurred with the major findings and recommendations of the advisory group and that some of the views had already been carried out. The panel report, made public ty 5IcNamara, said there was "little evidence to support the view expressed in some quarters that the serviceman lacks an awareness of the Communist threat." But it said there was a lack awareness that education is a direct and integral duty of military commanders. It called that the primary defect in previous troop information and education programs. McXAMARA accepted the recommendation that general military training should include study of American political traditions, communism in action, national policies and orientation in areas of the world where Americans are now serving. Primary emphasis was placed on the study of American political traditions.

The report said it is more importnat for servicemen to know what they are for than what they are against. McNamara accepted the panel's view that he should "retain the exclusive authority" to prescribe specific study and training material for use in programs common to all of the services. OK 8105,000 For Detroit Port Study A grant of $105,000 for a long range study of Detroit port needs was approved Tuesday by the Federal Area Redevelopment Administration. Gov. Swainson announced the approval of the application for the technical assistance grant proposed by the Detroit Committee for Industrial and Commercial Development.

THE FIRST PHASE of -the study, to cost $65,000, will be made by a private consulting and analysis company. It will cover the 37 miles 01 water needs. The second, $40,000 phase will cover recommendations for port development. Al Jacoby, coordinator of the committee, said the study is expected to be completed within six months. E.mret.sts Eiondt ptaakett "0W TO RECEIVE THE HOLY GHOST SPEAK IN UNKNOWN TONGUES.

HOW TO RECEIVE JESUS I BE SAVED. PRAYER FOR HEALING. A NEW TESTAMENT ALL FREE. JUST SEND THIS AS TO RAINBOW CHURCH, LOS WtO.ES 5, CAL IHIW ul uw.tiu.wi -jof siderable distance say 20 miles from the blast center, you have an hour to protect yourself against heavy fallout. An hour of hurry-up work.

Your first action should be to guard against fires set by the heat of nuclear explosion. Get rid of quick-burning things oily rags, curtains, lampshades, old newspapers and magazines. Shut off main electric and gas lines until the fire danger has passed. IF YOUR windows have Getting Air After Attack No Problem If you escape to a shelter in the event of a nuclear attack, getting air to breathe should be no problem, civil defense officials say. In the case of a backyard-type shelter, an intake filter would be required, officials said.

But basement shelters and those in large buildings would provide sufficient oxygen through normal ventilation. Radioactive fallout would settle to the ground quicMy, like dust, the officials said. It would not be a breathing hazard. Draft -Quota Hits 6,000 WASHINGTON (UPD The Defense Department Tuesday issued a call for 6,000 draftees to be inducted into the Army during December. The quota was an increase over the 4.000-a-month draft rate for October and November.

No buildup for the Cuban crisis has been planned for the Army. BAHA'U UAH (The Glory of God) THE LORD of the NEW AGE Followers of the Gospel "Behold the gates of heaven are flung open. He who is the LORD of Lords is come. "Bestir ourselves Peoples in anticipation of the days of Divine Justice for the PROMISED hour is now come. Beware lest ye fail to apprehend its import and be accounted among the erring there will be no place to flee to, no refuge anyone ran seek save God." "Should a man all alone rise up in the name of Balia' and put on the armor of His love, him will the Almighty cause to be victorious, though the forces of earth and HEAVEN be ARRAYED against HIM." "Armed with the power of Thy Name, and with Thy love in my heart, all the world's afflictions can in no wise r'arm me." "VICTORIOUS LIVING" Wilt Discnscd by WINSTON G.

EVANS of Nashville. Twin. NOV. 1 8 P.M. AUDITORIUM ANGELL HALL AM ARBOR Meeting sponsored by U.

of M. Baha'i Student Group FOR FREE COPY OF "THE LORD OF THE NEW AGE" Writi Baha'i, Davison, Mich. v- tiff ha --in A Trl i -4 i Mht A tl lluuih VW 6 in me couns, nowever, ueiore any penalty is carried out. THE BOARD said Albertson was nominated and elected a member of the Communist Party's national committee to its national convention in December, 1959, and held other important party positions in New York. Attorney General Robert Kennedy's request regarding the Individuals is the third step he has taken against the party since Oct.

9, 1961, when the Supreme Court upheld an order of the board requiring the party as such to register. The party did not register and was indicted last Dec. 1 on 12 counts of failing to register. The responsibility to register shifted to the officers of the party. None did and two alleged oficers, Gus Hall and Benjamin J.

Davis, were indicted on March 15. Under the law responsibility then shifted to individual party members to register for themselves by Dec. 20. When none did, Kennedy took the action to the control board. Honor Due Msgr.

Kern The first annual Maxwell M. Lowe memorial award for meritorious voluntary public service will be presented Wednesday night to Msgr. Clement H. Kern, pastor of Detroit's Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church. Monsignor Kern, a dynamic force in the old Corktown area since 1943, was selected bv the THE MAN WHO SAYS "CARSTAIRS" Metropolitan ueiron in vVayne County and B'rith Council to receive the take in existing facilities and award named for one of itsi-ii nf nr.pt nri terminal CARSIAIRS tyhite Seal You know him by the way he cares for his possessions way he lives.

he treats his and the smart way he spends his money. CARSTAIRS iWhite Seal SWiM past presidents. The award will be presented at a public program at 8.30 p.m. in B'nai Moshe Congregation, 14390 W. Ten Mile, Oak Park.

Thieves Strike James Ralph, 42, of 15700 Al den, told police he was robbed of $166 early Tuesday when two men accosted him on the park-; Ing lot behind a clinic at 7411 Third, where he works as a maintenance man. Smsers Wanted. Mn. M. LixiK'n is reguestinq anyone who Oesires to unq, to meet her at God's Divine Temple of Love, 1J070 Deiter at Elmhurst, Thursdays 7:30 to :30 For further information call 36-83T.

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