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EDITORIAL POLICY |

The editorial policy of the Bronze Reporter is to
reflect the thought of the Negro, to expose those persens and conditions which prove contrary to the
American way of life; to protest acts: or policies which
deny the Negro his full son pate rights as a true
American.

The Bronze Reporter is a non-partisan newspaper
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2. BRONZE REPORTER, SATURDAY, NOV. 9, 1957
EDITORIALS.
Suppose....

~We are ccensiantly -being bcaabarded with warnings and pleas to prepare ourselves in the event of dis-\
aster; whether it is due to enemy &ciion or some other:
type of catastrophe. Farsighted civic leaders realize
how unprepared we are to cope wiih disaster on a large
scale. Citizens, especially in America, are prone to
take security for granted.

Looking at history in restrospect, we find that the
pages are full of accounts of a people being ~subjected
to-unnécessary suffering and casualties solely because
they were unprepared for. the unexpected.

SUPPOSE... tomorrow morning YOU were awakened by an alarm indicating that the enemy had struck
your locality with a devestating bomb or that a sweeping tornado had slipped into your area rendering havoc.
What would you do... how would you protect wour
family and your property? Chances are that you would/
be dependéntiapénm others for assisiance.. BUT SUP.
POSE,.THE PERSONS TRAINED IN CIVIL DEFENSE
also~ had to attend to the needs of their families and
propei/y.,.what would be your fate?

The Boy Scouts have a motto, ~Be Prepared.~ These
two simjple words should be seriously regarded and put
into practice.

Under war conditions, the smallest unit, such as a!
platoon, to the larger units, such as a division, were
taught and drilled in anticipation of different ~ypes of
attack, Each members of the unit knew exactly what to
do under certain conditions, It might be wise for the
head of each family to familiarize his loved ones with
safety measures and firdt aid. He should periodically
warn against panic and hysteria.

In order to advise and instruct, the head of the fam~ily should. know. more about CIVIL DEFENSE. It~s just
like the Boy Scouts say: ~Be Prepared.~

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