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Page 9...October 10, 1963.. .The Nugget... Page 9
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relatively free of forest fires such as this---even though
National-Fire. Prevention week officials urge that residents prepare = ona season
forest fire danger passed less than two weeks ago.
for winter by inspecting their homes. It is also a time to look back _ the peak
It started when a Snag
fell across this pole. .
Borate planes where the first at the scene. The drop contained
it
the fire until men could reach the blaze. Quick action held
toa small area.
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NEV-YUBA
This was the area
of the fire.......
water they
Men quickly man the hoses. Supplied with ample
Mop-Up.
were able to stop the fire in a short time. Thenthe
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show the cost of
:
it was a fast job but four acres burned.
THE MOP UP.... Below tired men and desolated trees
Forest Fires. It was a good job,
_
Skill and speed
couldn't prevent
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