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he said. “I have no specific ideas at the outset but as I see my job it is one of the steps toward supplying an adequate fire department for any emergency or catastrophe. “Every community should have an emergency organization to meet any possible disaster.” 3 Phases to Defense He said there were three phases in setting up a civilian defense program. First, planning; second, congressional action, and third, putting the program into effect on federal, regional, state and local levels. Mr. Hopley said he intended to do only the planning phase,

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ON GUARD—Russell J. Hopley, of Omaha, rolls up sleeves to work on ways fo keep home fire-safe in case of

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dancer as was done in the recent war. He then added: “T might say, however, that Mr. Forrestal (Defense Secretary James Forrestal) told me that one of my tasks would be to separate the fantastic from the practical in defense planning.” He said his general objective would be to establish such plans as are needed on a sound and efficient basis.

“This is going to be an interesting assignment,” he said. “One thing I can say is that I {have learned to work hard and | I expect to. do so here.”

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placed by high administration officlals on maints'ning and protecting domestic communication lines in event of war. Mr. Hopley is an expert in that field and also has a wide general knowledge of all public utilities. Like most Bell Telephone Co. executives, Mr. Hopley started at the bottom in 1915 as-a $40-a-month bill collector at Ft. Madison, Iowa, where he grew up. He has been with the company since, except for two years in the Army during World War I. In World War II he served as a member of the Army Air Forces Civilian Aide Committee helping select officer personnel, and as a trustee of United Seamen's Service. He is a lifelong Republican, but doesn’t mention it unless asked.

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