Soon, very soon, you will not be allowed a food storage program!  There are many reasons for this, but we will not go into this now.  For the time being, you want to either follow what is in my book, Surviving The Coming Chastisement ...., or follow the advice we have given under Menu, at the document, "Survival."

Regardless, many still have not done even the bare minimum of what the Red Cross has suggested.  Your WebMasters feel that one month is better than nothing, but if you want to survive---remember, the first three months to six months are the most critical when you have to adjust to survival; the reality of it all; the all-encompassing, associated stress; no readily available grocery stores with supplies you are accustomed to; government food lines; braving the roving gangs on the roads looking for food, a good time, and anything else they can take from you.

This is the time to "hunker" down and wait it out until the gangs head for the country looking for food, after they have robbed everybody that was not prepared to defend themselves, and they also fled to the rural areas--boy!--is everyone going to be surprised when they get there too!  For those who stayed and do not have a rural area, then goods and supplies are yours for the taking.  This is how survival is going to be, and very soon.

1. Meats and Fish Products:
   1. 4 cans (12 oz) Libby's Corned-Beef products
   2. 7 cans (15 oz) Canned Roast Beef Hash
   3. 5 cans (15 oz) Corned Beef Hash
   4. 12 cans (5 oz pack) Smoked Vienna Sausage
   5. 4 cans (7-3/4 oz) Pink Salmon Fish
   6. 12 cans (3-3/4 oz) Beach-Cliff Fish Steaks (Herring); or similar

2. Vegetables:
   1. 7 cans (12 oz) V-8 Vegetable Juice
   2. 4 cans (10-1/2 oz) mixed Vegetables ; or Vegetable Soup
   3. 2 cans (10-1/2 oz) Spanish-Style Vegetables (Gaz Pacho)
   4. 4 cans (8-1/2 oz) Asparagus
   5. 2 cans (7-3/4 oz) Spinach
   6. 2 cans (8-1/2 oz) Carrots
   7. 4 cans (16 ozY Zucchini Squash

3. Fruits:
   1. 10 cans (16 oz) "Fruit Cocktail" mixed fruit
   2. 6 cans (16 oz) Mandarin Orange Segments-whole, peeled
   3. 1 box (15 oz) Seedless Raisins
   4. 1 Jar (3 lbs) Grape Jelly
   5. 1 Jar (2 lbs) Strawberry Jam
   6. 2 Jars (8 oz) Penut Butter (or 2lbs)
   7. 4 cans (3 oz) Dried Prunes; or box

4. Milk Products:
   1. 2 Boxes (10-1/2 qt. envelopes per box) powdered milk; get a 1 qt. jar for mixing milk
   2. 2 boxes (10; 12.3 oz envelopes per box); Carnation Instant Breakfast
   3. 8 Jars (5 oz) Karaft Pasturized Processed Cheese-spread (Old English and Kraft)

5. Optional Food:
   1. 1 Jar (20-1/2 oz) Natural stone-ground fresh horse radish
   2. Several large jars, non-refrigerated sauerkraut
   3. 14 Boxes (large) Salted Crackers
   4. 2 cans (4-5/8 oz) cheese spread (push-button)
   5. 3 cans (11-1/2oz) split-pea with ham and bacon soups
   6. 4 cans (8-1/2) Peas and Carrots

   7. Nuts: 2 bags (2-lbs each) assorted in shell and cans; unsalted
   8. Nuts: 1 bag (1-lb) almonds in shell
   9. Candy: Chocolate and hard candies; assorted
   10. Sugar products: 10 lbs sugar; 2 jars (qt. size) honey and honeycomb.
   11. 7 Jars assorted baby food

6. Non-Foods:
   1. Water: 14 gallons per week per individual for two weeks or more.
   2. 1 nut cracker
   3. 1 can opener
   4. Paper Napkins
   5. Paper Cups (approx. 200)
   6. Vitamins and Minerals
   7. Silverware
   8. Soap (bar soap for body washing; liquid detergent for dishes; and liquid laundry soap)
   9. Bathroom necessities
   10. Liquid chlorine bleach
   11. 7 large bottles Lysol disinfectant
   12. 7 large packs (8 rolls per pack) Toilet tissue or more.
   13. 2 large garbage pails with lids to contain potty waste
   14. Several boxes of "Wet Towelettes"
   15. Kerosene Heater ; lamp plus 40 gallons of K-1 kerosene
   16. Blankets, pillows, quilts, warm clothes, shoes, coats, etc.
   17. Battery radio with extra batteries
   18. 3 Flashlights with extra batteries
   19. Several boxes of "Strike-anywhere" matches