FIVE KEYS TO HOUSEHOLD SAFETY
1. STRIVE FOR "FIREPROOF HOUSEKEEPING"
Don't let trash pile up, and keep waste paper in covered containers. When an alert sounds, do all you can to eliminate sparks by shutting off the oil burner and covering all open flames.
2. KNOW YOUR OWN HOME
Know which is the safest part of your cellar, learn how to turn off your oil burner and what to do about utilities.
3. HAVE EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES HANDY
Always have a good flashlight, a radio, first-aid equipment and a supply of canned goods in the house.
4. CLOSE ALL WINDOWS AND DOORS AND DRAW THE BLINDS
If you have time when an alert sounds, close the house up tight in order to keep out fire sparks and radioactive dusts and to lessen the chances of being cut by flying glass. Keep the house closed until all danger is past.
5. USE THE TELEPHONE ONLY FOR TRUE EMERGENCIES
Do not use the phone unless absolutely necessary. Leave the lines open for real emergency traffic.
