ton,ionWomen's Clubs to Aid inRExhibit crPAIert America'RConvoy in Oakland, June 3-6chrmIn a move to strengthen the awareness of women to their role in kthe i Civil Defense, the California Federation of Women's Clubs has voted gpett,tte.rrisilt;sill»en.re-wholehearted support” to the “Alert America** convoy to visit Oakland and three othep* California cities this month and next.A resolution urging every federated club member to visit the convoy;™ when it is on rxjiibit in the State, -an4 to aid in promoting others to do. b; so was passed during closing IHsions of the federation's 49th annual convention in San Jose Tri-on-|day.in^ Introduced by Mrs. Jacob G.tSconvoy carries exhibits showing. the wartime and, peacetime usesj of atomic, energy and many newjP1 scientific developments. It is in- Mvilli Maasdam of Oakland, Alameda; tended to drive home tto every?ar,m\district president, the resolution won instant support fcom-Mr*. Allen Young. Los Angeles districtpnt.jpreekiefct. Roth women are mem:nf A!nH Amarirt mmmlt.iec-R.bers of “Alert America” commit tees in their communities.Ill ; her closing remarks, Mrs sw- j Amer C. Stolp of Durham urged ry.'club members to play a more ac-ling tive role in civil defense in theirEast Bay resident the importance orHvli defense. Sponsored here by the Oakland Civil Defense Council, all,communities are being asked to participate in planning the convoy’s visit.HBlcme;sig;ng;ardIterill*.Jareas.Now touring the Nation, the ten-truck “Alert'America*' convoy will be in Oakland Tuesday, June 3 through Friday, June 6, to be open to the public free of charge at the Auditorium Arena.Designed by the same men who rick built the “Freedom Train” and ren,!the NeW York World’s Fair, the1 rs..* .... .BERKELEYJH» Unl«*r«lly Av».SALE ENDS