| IN VIEW of the unusual activity of burg-
lars and sneak thieves at the present time,
the following protective precautions are
| suggested to householders:

1. Don’t leave your house until you are
positive that you have securely locked every
door and window. :
| 2. Don’t leave your key under the door
mat, over the door, or in any other unsafe
| spot.

3. Don’t forget to place a chain fastener
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on the inside of the front door, to protect
your family from unwelcome intruders.

4. Don’t keep large sums of money, bonds
or jewels hidden in your home. Put the cash
in the bank and the bonds and jewels in a
trust box. Petty cash should be kept locked
in a metal box.

5. Don’t worry about a lost key getting
into doubtful hands. You can have the lock
changed at small cost.

| of your household. Duplicate keys can be
made quickly and cheaply.

7. Don’t lay your handbag on a counter
while you are looking over merchandise.
This is an opening that invites any purse
snatcher in the vicinity.

8. Don’t leave your motor car parked
anywhere unlocked, and don’t forget to
take your keys out of the car after you
have locked it.

| 6. Don’t be short of keys for all members |

9. Don’t depart on a vacation or other
journey without leaving your home securely
locked.. Also notify the police to keep an
eye on the house while you are away.

10. Don’t use gift theatre tickets mailed
to you by an unknown person, without care-
ful inquiry. The stranger may be using
this ruse to be sure that you and your wife
will be absent when he calls at your home
on burglary bent.

11. Don’t be a victim of the mean thief
who works on mail boxes in apartment
houses. His racket is to extract government
checks mailed to dependents of our men
fighting Overseas. He punches in the lock
of a letter box and takes the check.

12. Don’t forget to phone the police if
you see any suspicious looking stranger lurk-
ing around your home or neighbour’s homes.
Phone, and in a few minutes two policemen
in a radio car will be on the scene.

—wNational Police Review.

THE old woman at the Ulster frontier was
asked if she had anything to declare. Noth-
ing at all. But what was in the bottle? Oh,
only holy water, holy water from Lourdes.
The customs officer pulled the cork.
“Whisky it is,” said he. “Glory be to God,”
cried the offender, “a miracle!”

—The Countryman.

POLICE TIPS TO HOUSEHOLDERS

MR. CHURCHILL was in rather a hurry
to get to the House of Commons and sun
moned a taxi. On arrival at the House
asked the driver to wait until he appeare
again, but the latter said that he wished 4,
go home to listen to Mr. Churchill’s speech
He was not aware that he had brought th,
P.M. in person to the House. Mr. Churchill
being very flattered, handed the man ;
pound note, so the driver on receiving th,
money, looked at it, then at the P.M. anc
said, “Blow Churchill, Pll wait for you’

A SERVICE man stopped his car at 2
country filling station and asked for some
petrol. To make conversation he said t
the aged attendant.

“Eisenhower is doing great work, isn’
he?” :

“Who is he?” was the reply.

“Why, man, don’t you read the papers?”
said the Service man.

“No,” was the reply. “I don’t ever read
the papers or listen to the radio.”

“Tn that case,” said our hero, “never mind
the petrol, just give me four new tyres.”

THE U. S. submarine Sturgeon radioed tc
its flagship after sinking its first Japanese
sh’p: “Sturgeon no longer virgin.”—Time.

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