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UNDERGROUND SHELTERS IN QUEMOY CLASSROOMS.—Children in a Quemoy school study undisturbed (left) on an even date when the Communist batteries cease firing. In one comer, workmen are busy constructing a narrow passageway to the underground shelter below the school. The children are drilled (right) in “scramble-for-shelter” techniques which they use on the odd dates when the guns open fire. They wait until they hear the first shell screech over the island; then they rush for cover in the shelters.

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Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28766, 11 December 1958, Page 25

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UNDERGROUND SHELTERS IN QUEMOY CLASSROOMS.—Children in a Quemoy school study undisturbed (left) on an even date when the Communist batteries cease firing. In one comer, workmen are busy constructing a narrow passageway to the underground shelter below the school. The children are drilled (right) in “scramble-for-shelter” techniques which they use on the odd dates when the guns open fire. They wait until they hear the first shell screech over the island; then they rush for cover in the shelters. Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28766, 11 December 1958, Page 25

UNDERGROUND SHELTERS IN QUEMOY CLASSROOMS.—Children in a Quemoy school study undisturbed (left) on an even date when the Communist batteries cease firing. In one comer, workmen are busy constructing a narrow passageway to the underground shelter below the school. The children are drilled (right) in “scramble-for-shelter” techniques which they use on the odd dates when the guns open fire. They wait until they hear the first shell screech over the island; then they rush for cover in the shelters. Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28766, 11 December 1958, Page 25