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interest as to walk several miles from
their homes to the cars at which in—
struction is given.
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Extension of the training-class work
conducted by the car crews is worded
by the organintiou of a first-aid so-
ciety at each point visited by a. car.
Such a society provides for continu-
ance of the instruction and also tur-
nlshes an organized force of trained
Workers in each locality for emergency
rescue activities. This gives the edu-
cational feature a permanent and imo
portant value to the miners and their
families. Frequent drills are encour-
aged as a. means of keeping the local
units properly familiar with effective
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~13, ‘. emulation Important—Fresh Air for Auto
. rursf— Emergency Work of Bureau of
Mines — Frequent Drills Held.
By NORWAN C. MCLOCD
w; want in con- enterprise is perhaps the most lm-'
aml-‘r a river or pnrtnnt piece of tunnel-making; ever'
, int-Ln. you Will. undertaken in this countrv, and will?
.. '3» vour ndvnn- influence rho lives of more people3
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Y, 1, g... . . notion. Under round rescue maneu-
3 . W 1. F 31,313,;- with than any other work Of similar type. ‘ . .)"~£ ' " ““33"“: were are found 30 be of especial value
. s . .io .nlmd to properly gunman-d the vast stream . ' ‘ r» 1’ al'tord‘r r' nd't‘nn much kl t.
at human trnillc ronstanliv flowing; "‘ 3' 3 3 El: ‘ 5 V0 3 A 5 rl l a n a:
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1 .‘ ”mi"? in "1“!" through the completed tunnel will re- ‘ rescue and recrn'e work
, .: l win through the quire ventilation as perfect as science . .. ' ' - , ..~- - V I i 2'7 i
. :' "'1le for this 00- ran devise \ ill "'“ ’ 3' " " ’3 " InsDect‘ng the rescue ”mm.
_ - - i tl'fl C jam in It tunnel ' ltl d b' 11 l ‘-
7‘?” “Uni-716 process of this nature would offer no mean? 7— 7- " ma n a ne '3 m n m: vompan as
w’ '.‘1«- human nirvloa tangle and if such it tanlrle should‘ 35‘ ”3c- CW4? mm ' "‘" anozher “mama func‘mn Of the Bu-
., . . . _ ' ' ‘ - .- ‘ reau's safety crews. The im orten
’ .3 .9 lm modo.rn occur in the midst of poisonous gases; . ‘Myfl m7”? ,7 47649—9, ‘ of keeping ‘apparatus in perfect cog:
1 l know in ad— the element of danger would be ex- dltions as nearlv as possmin fiiniilnr'arine at time. of disaster. “'hen word- J away “a ”316—; aafltiwavg/k’lo’zm' d‘t’on is obvious avid constant vigilo
' mi: best solve iremely lrrnve. In a tunnafl carryinz.‘ ‘0 “1°36 °n°0unlerrrl In nettle; ml.- ‘5 rereived of fire. explosion of nth?!“ ’y’w’ MVQMO‘J/Q” ‘ ‘ once '5 lound nec'eu‘nrv to revth tho
. “ ‘ wtfh Whll'h he automobile and mntor~truck traffic. as lng. . mishap. the response of the rescue: deterioration to which‘suchpeppmtns
t '1 "Irv-ring out his in this case, he problem of ventila-E The. tun‘at Brut-Mon is eliiniir‘ni ,enpnrntus is as immediate as that of. ard 'ts delicate parts are I ely
"WW“PIJY inter-st- ion is much i enslfled. because at the‘ 3“ Shaw?- 8 has (lur‘u. simiinr to .1 cm- fir" department or an ambu-lmines in connection with rescue and'snve his own life. the life of a mem- ‘ 3 L
" -v‘ ir'nr .ill. a tun-3 deadline-s of the carbon monoxide BM ”“3"“ proposed 1“" 7h" 1711 susceptible To undertake moon.
vi =5. in unsatisrnc- gem-rated bv the motors of them “m""L 1‘ 1‘ “1"?" "”3“"
lvehlcles. ‘the running of a single
“"uu’f'm 13 It hobby Experimental Tunnels Arc Built 'mObH‘?’ through it. ““3
‘3 “ " It 1" “‘5" Painstnklnr; tests to determine the 3h” 81‘1“) of exhaust ““833
1350“ Riveri Zoom. The safe?! stations and hPad-g first-aid methods. and in conducting her or his family or the life or a work with apparatus in pom. condition
31 *0 DflP-‘Mt‘filmrmrfi 1'0" m“ 1'95”“! 93-11mm trueklcontests in these activities to stimumtellow—worker. through control or 35 even worse than" an attempt to
m“ M 31.“?- , ““3 distributed throuzhout the min-3 late the practical“ application of the arterial bleeding or the protection of drown a. mfiacg conflegration with
.. ‘nnezimm ‘ in? rezlons in such manner as to make; training. wounds against infection. The spirit rotten hose. In mine emergencies tho-
.3 1:241 one which dilions ”f 'ch‘ial 'n H A“. '3: 3.3:"- . I 9055.33”? .orfeéxchugthegihto “3‘ P"; The individual miner shows keen with which the miners approach the work of rescue is in the midst of pot..3
31M: “tmmmn “3‘! amount of carbon monoxide likely to “m. +1"; “ilk" 01:; ‘ 3. «L‘Z‘a'fa mmmfan; 3’ 'EHE“: wt N a mm"lFlDl1r3613fiOn 0: the value 0! first-sid‘ subiect 1' shown by the fact that onous gases. and defective equipment
3’ “we . b9 enfiountered we“, (he nm steps . n" “A n «‘1' 3". LI. Jm. . "1- ml‘lm :3 03!}3- . . sa..ons areswork and rescue training. He reel— ordinarily they take the training at not only hampers the work of rescue.
1 enlists who mken m. the Bureau in its research nonune .onil.i.ons nnl pun/viz or equmpwl whn emergency "is 0‘ izes that the possession of knowledgevnight after a hard day's work in the but imperils the lire: or the rescuer;
' ‘ \ “M‘Vh 0‘ ”1" work as to this particular tunnel. and ‘Qm’mr‘mra Fx“-"“i~'f Kay‘s ind smnlco ' resaue apparatus and firstvald 5‘11”“3 along (has lines may at any time mines. Some or them even show such themselves.
l M‘ The-m men this has been followed by the work of as :llflrf‘ factors null he onr‘mznlerr‘d’nllfis for Hamlet-ins;g assistance ati
l’flliv-l’lll“r"' condi— dolerminin the best eih _ in 3."! New Your-Now .I«'-r~<~-v funnel. ‘nrmr-hy mines. The cars carry simi—j ‘
”mow: and sntmy Dlyln‘ tilogrequlsite “20“"?! 03;! r2521; Gus Damtt‘fi In \llm-s . la: equipment to mines further reo; WHEN GREECE .WAS YOUNG
5‘” "“an ‘9 ’h‘m' air in the tunnel under conditions of Experimental work of 21:9. nature. "3‘me Each 3"" 3"” eccommodn—fc HE Boy Scout movement had let the man?- They were devotees of running. jumping, wrestling. m
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"gum,- npemmm In Cflmmg nut-13 3,,“ one at m” hung-:xrnlz. mmmg “in“ I" “mm “ doze“ men- “a “3 never been heard at. back in thegthe bath. using a. kind of lye made of throwing the- discus and casting the
‘hese tests two experiment-'11 tunnels‘of ‘hn Bureau of Minna Th... brnnx‘h
personnel ll'li‘iudPS a foreman-miner. ? dn »
‘ 3'3 0f the ancient Greeks. “”1039 3 ashes. in place of soap and following xx: 17
3. _ mi . ; . men:- were to. h and sove gen.
.1 Mr and WM," Have been l~onstrunied under them: the government unuwb .rs hip in 3 ”“3 13d .niner. ‘3 “mg "‘x‘m‘er civilization and artistic cunumiplunge and shower with on oil rub. oralwasthek owl‘dge tthene sport.
" ”Willi-“l3 of UN! unsolrus of the Bureau. fine of “1059.551 literal horivie«fro'xi»w through ‘ n e o
and a surgeon. The rescue trucks have set 11'
' “unlit-r lmrmr‘uni a half~slze duct 300 feet in length. is 3h“ "MIMI?” W‘Mli‘ -'~‘4‘1’~"‘d in
\ ml Y‘unnn‘ls
.gh standards for the peo-l
carry full apparatus gm. use in emer"nles of modern times. But the bore‘Pub‘m baths. where all the promo: that all the citizenry were emcient in
2= . _ "ninrnriam as 10““th at the enzineerimz oxperiment‘ mmm“ (mgrmmm. T . "XI‘E‘T’S gm“ _ gnaw, and are especially pfipvtive {Grand young men of that. remote pedodimlght be had. were low in their; them. having been trained to under-
‘1‘."F‘lél for general . motion or the University of Illinois. round ihnmseh'r-fi \V'“! was :iungznrs ‘ “33‘3": prompt aid within 3" radius 0!: were quite as carefully trained in Echarxo, asking- loss than a cent for it stand and ”1an them.
Inlll'Hl in these Full—size elbows of several patterns :iml other .‘rnulilm: 1:" work their 33“ ‘0 53‘ miles of headquarters. 38‘DOl'tS and the Care Of the bOdY 8533“- Ointment: and scents were gen- Naturally 3‘" pastime ‘3! 3‘" young
lrtux s essential in have also been constructed. and hr new war to a solution. \‘x' :51 sr‘ionttiir‘ - 17"“ Aid Training Hire the American FOUth Of today. 5118351'0‘1317‘1'9‘31 301' were they considered men [00“ the form Of contests 0‘ In“
l 1 infuiv of every ’ of these structures data as to air now thorouzlmess these T“¢":\.‘"h Wi‘rli“rs To the rescue work of these sta- 3 lads on whom the future of our coun- eflemineto. Indeetl. it would be diffl- and strength, and hunting and 1151118
3 bur-mt" simply of has been obtained. useful not only inlumlvrtnke :o detox-run” -::n :‘zresl lions. ears and trucks is added their try must depend. And it is of realgcult to associate £116 word With the were flVOI'iffi 890113. 30 that examine
'n‘nrl'inn of gases i tunnel construction but of grout value ‘ methods of ellmir": m: '3‘.“ . :23 of‘ {linr‘tlon in providing mine workers . interest—the methods they emplovod tall. mil - proportioned. keen-eyed. in the OUt‘Of-GOOTS was responsible 201'
"i tunnels u in us well in the more romrnon prob— mining. and to M pi: i “that! rn of with systematic training in satetyéto make the ham: straight and strong. 3 Grecian yOUthB. 'the sturdy race, With tannEd use; and
um: ris difficult. lems of mining. The second tunnel preventing disaster. wnonsures and rescue wnrk. In this‘and the games on Which they dBDGHd-l Gymnastic exercises were an 1“"319": faculties that was. for 9° 103804
"mi New Jersey is located at the experimental mine For its emorzr‘nm' zvrn'lc ‘lxu llurr‘nvi latter phase of :lieir use they play an 3 ed for recreation and the cultivation3trlzl’al part Of a. bOY'S 90110011118. endgihe most powerful and'cultivated peo-
? vie-on River. nOW'mulntained by the. Bureau at Bruce-inmploys mine rose-:3» .
1:1,! mniar important part in reducing the mun-.0! an alert mind and eye. they were taught in the “pelaestrae'wple in the world. Their athletic
fry/finn. has given ton. Pa. This mine is an under-'trucks. and mnlnizims
- tintinns. her of disasters and in diminishing The education of the small boy or which were wrestling grounds. lnldgprowess has had every great. influence
fa most interest- wrounri laboratory {or the study of: all of whirh nrn mvnn wrxlnned loss of life. he. personnel devotosyAnr‘mnt Greece included mam: thinesuout in some open place. where 61-er5: on the physical life 0: the youth at
i “hummer. This" zrner-‘ll mining Problems under cnn- for mominw row 3 ’ .. w . 11"IV‘W‘th fire ‘0 educational work a: the and true resoect tor the bodv wan nnnzu'nsl nlnntv of an- .ma .3.» m'”“.r““’
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no YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING NOW 3 to m 1-2, $3.25; sizes 11 to 2 ”NW § with all its joy and r
from3 to Bintheboys. 'Itheshortboots
cost about 50:: less per pair.
The things we like to get the most
ain’t always clear——
The Children’s Store
* i‘mnzton Street South Norwalk, Conn.
Phone 324 - 3
For the Ladiesand Gentlexnul We WillAlnoSnggm
f SILK HOSIERY
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‘ ‘ ‘ n d him who 8“," n r a“ i will surely please because our quality is the heat and our
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Monitor Tliéghgolden trumpets of the mn- his heart! ~ prices are as law as possible considering the quslgxy.
mu um: “Um ”“3“ng ; ‘ SPECIAL OFFER OF 10% OFF BY THE
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In a gift, not by the price tag
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peas. . Caspian seas by a series of canals‘ T1113 18 an unusual ofl’er at this iame—especmlly when
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