| Show THE GARLAND TIMES GARLAND UTAH CIVIL DEFENSE Cemetery QL Knowledge of Biological Warfare Is Vital Link in Civil Defense Moved ACROSS 2 Goddess of 28 One of th 1 Closely discord British confined S Wall recess Isles B False 4 Grasped 27 Guided is warfare there by biological i A UHDtiG Ahead Westers S Chinese silk 29 Certifies 9 Melody Newspaper against crops in the spread of inIbIsb'i Wntblnilen rrespendtnl) 6 Stridently 10 Circle of 30 Beach sect pests and plant diseases which 7 Toward 32 Pinch lightconstitute a threat to our food supt A AD WALTER SHE By 11 Petty the lee 34 Strang It would be comparatively ply 8 Cash artifice 35 Weave rop WASHINGTON DC — With an easy for low flying planes to spread 12 A spher of 11 Jogs HOD (Naut) such diseases crop and animal enemy which place no value what action 13 of ‘Pack 37 Part across the vast stretches of the ever upon the lives of Individuals 14 A serving “to be" tightly as country's great plain where wheat which has no moral scruples of bacon 15 Decay 38 Gateway to w know them an atomic bomb oats and th meat animals are 43 Haifa 19 Hint 18 Prophet a temple is not the only peril faced by the raised and where population is 22 Anlmal'a 17 King of quart (Jap) war comparatively Bashan 45 Affirmative American people in an foot meager The depart41 Mascullna ment of agriculture knows about with Russia 24 Before ram (Bib) reply Masculine 18 Biological warfare against people many of these foreign pests such name and against animals is one of these as Japanese beetle European corn 20 The (Old fruit fly citThis sort of warfare which borer Mediterranean perils Eng rus canker and other pests Our can spread a wide variety of 21 Apex most successful method of keeping Including a number of viruses 23 Bulrush rickettisae bacetria fungi proto- down losses is development of Edible 25 disto zoa and soluble toxins may be strains resistant specific mollusk which takes time But it is or eases waged from within by sabotage 28 Wildcat which from without by enemy planes and likely" that new organism 31 Songbird can be disseminated through present crop varieties cannot re33 letter (var) variety of media chief of which sist may be Introduced even in and herbiddal chemfire food air and water These in peace-tijunction fectious diseases taken in by hu icals might be disseminated open38 Mandate mans 39 Toward absorp- ly over these vast crop areas where through inhalation tion through the skin or by food hostile planes might gain access 40 Apportion as cards could be disseminated 0 0 by aerial 42 Correct bohibs and other munitions by reOF COURSE CONSTANT vigi44 Postpone from lease of infective aerosols lance knowledge how Ascend 46 or from devices planes ground to detect the effect of biological 47 Weathercock of favorable taking advantage warfare on both humans and an48 Aromatic winds or by release in ventilating imals the proper method of fighting herb Par the effects and how state towns systems of large auditoriums 49 Conclude ticularly effective is contamination cities and counties can be organ60 Perches of water sources ized to fight these perils is a funcIn addition to humans biological DOWN tion of the civil defense adminiwarfare against animals can b stration 1 Model of Probably one of the most effective since meat dairy and insidious and dangerous methods excellence poultry product are an Important of chemical is the diswarfare source of diet for both military semination of nerve gases and civilian personnel Production developed in Germany during World THE of wool and leather might be curWar II These nerve gases are more tailed and important biological known FICTION toxic than any previously such as adand pharmaceuticals war gases and are nearly colorless renalin liver extract and Insulin CORNER Olvon Persing By Willord and odorless are liquids They animal entirely dependent upon which yield toxic vapors when they and organs could be cut glands and are laid down near evaporate off the ground These gases cut off Such animal diseases as and blood circulation high I didn’t think the kid disease rinderpest fowl breathing Action is prompt and lethal and would use the gun intentionly but pest and foreign types of Newcastle a few seconds halation for may scared and cold as he was his hand disease appear to have greater poscause death to mild shook so much that I was more Exposure sibilities for damage in this countraces of the vapor causes bron- than e little worried I wasn't gotry chial restriction with difficulty In ing to startle him into waking any of the townspeobreathing coughing and a water discharge of the nose A slightly ple They would find out plenty greater exposure Induces painful of eye terconstriction soon enough that muscles rific pain back of the I had bean Larger doses cause rapid and e ver badman by this preventing both inhalation and exhalation The behind the Otto was standing victim becomes confused and counter his hands resting easily have nausea cyanotic and on its scarred top I couldn’t figure may vomiting and falls unconscious Th It but he was half smiling at the By INEZ GERHARD blood pressure falls heart beat Is 4 “Theatre boyish face that was half Guild “This the flret "time you’ve ON MARCH slowed and may or may not start covered with a to Air” a dirty whit hando full the plans tried thisT" Otto wee asking the again dkerchief hour broadcast of kid with the dirty handkerchief The US public health service “Hamlet which will certainly be over hla face ‘Sure Son" Otto was saying has worked out treatments for all heard by the largest single audi“I'll give you the money after 1 I hooked a stool with my toe end ence that has ever heard it since these Inhuman forms of modern fix you a bite to eat’’ Shakespeare wrote the play cen- warfare in the biological and chemTh kid’s eyes lit up for a m- pulled it out where I could sit down and still sea what was going on turies ago It will come from the ical field The point Is In learning oment then he frowned and said stage of the Belasco Theatre in New how to combat it what treatments Otto turned around with a "You’re trying to trick me into York and will be heard over the to give In emergencies and in the taking oft the mask” He In hla hand hamburger to pile up full NBC network Stars will Be long pull for recovery reached acrosa th counter and Otto shook his head slowly “I’ll Dorothy McGuire of the movies snd stocks of tha right kind of medto handed this It me “Maybe some sandwiches in a lack so Pamela Brown and John Gielgud icines particularly and put atrophina will mischief of ent keep yon you can take them with you" He tridlcme plenty of gas masks proSf the theatre both now appearing for a while” he aald grinning in one of the season’s hits “The tective how to prevent turned his back on the kid and went clothing at my bewilderment to work at th sandwich board contamination “Hamlet" and Lady’s Not for Burning” hospitalization After all he was the on getting to seemed a was modernized for GI’s during the have forgotten dozen other necessities In case They me so I started edging around be- robbed so I decided I might as war and the broadcast will follow of such an attack I figured that well go along with whatever he wee Doctors and veterinarians must hind the youngster along that line was why Otto was stalling but 1 trying to do All I stood to lose was take special course in how to comhad moved only a few inches when maybe my job Irene Vernon whose latest pic- bat the effects and this profession“This the first time you've tried ture is “Sound of Fury” (a Robert al manpower must come from the he stopped me Stillman for United ranks full Therefore “Take It easy Joe you’re apt to this?” Otto wa asking the kid production private Th kid’s head nodded quickly Artists) is one of the four Judges operation of the various state ruin his appetite” h frowned and said “What then who will hand out 15 savings bonds county and local medical and reAt these words from Otto the kid difference does it make? Hurry up to the winners of the t baby lated professional groups is essenaround I was Otto at spun staring with those hamburger” Be ready to volunteer beauty contest It’s open to infants tialtrying to figure out what in the from 014 months to 2V4 years old world he hid in mind There wasn’t T was checking the kid’s descrip-artlel will from March to June 1 Entry bbubbbI itati ml reftennl ilueit Iraia tion again to see if there was any writing on the back of Otto’s Inf amUri ta the elrll dtfeait r r9 blanks available at all drugstores neck and it was too deep for me so anything I had missed He had fraail brown eyes and was waving a Luger at us His hair if any was pistol GRASSROOTS bidden under an old cap pulled down over his ears I was still trying to figure out how much slack there was in the bulky overalls when Otto dumped the cash drawer on top of the counter out A Patterson By Wright He counted the money Into a of each billion JJiat 25 9 cents out of each per cent collected from corporWHAT PERCENTAGE paper sack and placed it a couple wUl be paid by th we earn during the next dollar will produce the $71 billion ations customof he says must be raised It all 1951 fiscal year beginning July ers The corporations will add that er feet from the sack ofhehamburg-to said “Thirty dollars" on what we collectively does the President ask cehgress to pends 27 per cent to the price of their th kid “not much pay for the take away from us as federal taxes earn during the next fiscal year and the purchaser of chance products you’re taking" The President presented to coend th to pay for rearmament products will do the paying their The kid reached cut and scooped That ngress a statement of what percentof tha government? The President also olfered a expenses the two sacks togeher using both is an important question to each age of each earned dollar had been chart showing for what he proposed hands His right hand with the paid to the government American ai taxei to spend tle $71000000000 (tax The President asks for a tax that In other years: In 1939 we paid as dollars) he was demanding Fifty Luger cam to rest a few inches from Otto’s stomach Otto slammed taxes 12 8 cents out of each earned will produce a total of $71 billion eight cents of each dollar would hug hand down over th kid's in 1945 it wa 5242 in 1948 go to rearmament dollar 17 cents to the That Is the highest total amount band end gun clamping them to normal expense of the government the nation has ever been asked to it was 16 in 1949 179 in 1950 183 the counter in 1951 187 estimates 10 cents to meet' our International pay but the President I atarted to at Otto if that Except for the year 1949 the that th total earnings of Americans obligations tight cents for inte- gun went off yell be wouldn’t have a tax rate an each earned dollar rest on our national debt seven for the next fiscal year will be not chance ha not fluctuated a radically less than $240 billion and of that cents to the veterans administration tho we as have thought but “Take It easy both of you” amount we will pay out of each It eaa all work ont that way number of dollars we hare he told me end the equirming dollar we earn 25 9 cents As a tax provided congress passes the kid “That gun Isn’t loaded" earned tha total of the nationneeded tax legislation and the that la mild compared with what Income al annual To me he said “I’m surprised has flucwa were charged in 1945 when the President’s advisers sre sufftuated greaUy if the Presiyon couldn’t tell by looking at took 5242 out of each government iciently good at their economics dent’s figures ere correct and the extractor” of our earned dollars and at that to not overestimate the national hit figure for the next fiscal Income lor the year begiwe were a long long way from payI didn’t have any anywer tor that year la estimated at the high nning next July I If that est“That thirty dollars la your next ing the war cost of that year and Let ua point of $240 billion imated national Income is more added more than 70 billions to our two weeks wages” Otto told the redollars than we American hope we make Jt and if we do national debt kid “and you can have all you we can easily afford to pay the the win aot President ceive to eat” He flipped the gun out want Now the President la Insisting 259 out of each ef those dohave a many dollar to spend of the kid's fist and placed it out x that we pay the cost of rearmllars keep the nation out ef tho as he wants of sight under the counter ament os we ge end not inred and stlU pay the rearmTh kid wa still scared “Aren’t The President has Intimated that crease the national Indebtedament bills $71 in addition to th billion he you going to tell the cops?" ness and he flgarea a tax of The President gave to congress wants for next year he may ask Otto grinned and pointed at me 259 cents ent r leas than some Idea as to who would pay th tor another $2700000000 "That’a them Son” congress of each earned dollar will actaxes He would collect with which to balance the expendadditional Th kid paled and wilted That complish that reanlt 35 per cent of it from individuals for eo this as not to itures took all the fight out of him year What the total may be depends add that la from workers to farmers that to th national havo I stared at the kid for e minute If those economists entirely on tha total of the national professional people and merchants nave then stood up and headed for the debt Income the timings of Americana th amount of our anper cent from codoor “Time to make my rounds” as individuals atockj rporations H per cent from additioncorporations nual earnings we may have an- I said “Otto bu should hire gome holders or bond holders farmers al excise taxes and four per cent other tax increase In 1952 young fellow to help out in here If the President is right in his es- from customs He did not say but Th above Is the picture the you’re getting too old to do It all timate of a national Income of $240 ht undoubtedly knows that Jhs 27 President painted yourself” Tbn articles Is th thirl of elrll defens i itrlM of Waiter Then nun hood BEWILDERED BOY M caught Let's Hope Economists Figured Income Accurately tu for Steel Mill Pa— A priMORRISVILLE vate cemetery founded by associates of William Penn 230 year to make way ago is being moved for a steel mill Workmen recently began removing remains from the burial ground of the in Falls Township families Die cemetery is located on part of the tract where the new Fairless plant of United States Steel Corp Is to be erected some 25 miles from Philadelphia The remains were taken to r Pennsbury " restored m a house of the Quaker family about three miles away Archeologists of tho Pennsylvania 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