The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-18
issue RULES
FOR JUNEAU
ALERT DRILL
Alarm will Be Sounded 81
I O'clock tomorrow
Evening
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will be placed throughout the city,
pointing the way to these shell
tiers.
The air raid shelters and en-
frances are as follows:
1-Baranof Hotel basement-en-
trance through lobby on Second
Street
2-Twentieth Century Theatre
entrance from Front Street.
3-Assembly Apartment basement
entrance on Seward Street.
federal Building basement and
lower hall-enter at main doors
on Fourth Street.
5-Hillcrest Apart men s-en-
! frances on south and east sides
of building
6-Calhoun Avenue Viaduct at
Fifth Street-enter by descending
stairs below street.
7--Gold Greek Tunnel-located
$50 feet above bridge. Enter by
trail on south side of creek and
cross small foot bridge to en-
| trance.
ALASKA Electric Light and Pow
er Company basement = enter
through garage doors on Second
Street, opposite American Legion
Dugout.
Traffic To Stop
Except for automobiles engaged
in defense work, all traffic should
draw to the curb, park, and occu-
pants of the vehicles should seek
shelter.
Director Frank Metcalf and mem
oers OF the Civilian Defense Board
will report to the City Hall. All
directors, leaders and members Of
he various defense divisions should
report Immediately to their sever
al stations. Members of divisions
whose leaders have issued specific
Instructions should follow these in
structions.
/ The auxiliary policemen will meet
at their various platoon head
quarters. Dr. George F. Freeburg-
er is director of this division, with
the unit operating directly under
Chief of Police Ken Junge AS
soon as the alarm sounds, mem
bers of this division become Spe-
cial police officers with the pow
er to make arrests. Members of
this division are the only ones who
bear arms. They wear arm bands
With a red shield superimposed on
them. Obey their orders.
Walter P. Scott, with John Ken
nedy is director of the shelter
division.
Wardens On Duty
A. B. Phillips, acting director of
the air raid wardens in the abb
sence of George A. Parks is in
charge of the air raid wardens.
They will report to their sergeants
md be on patrol during the alert.
1t will be their duty to direct per-
sons on the street to shelter.
| DR.. Courtney Smith is chairman
of the First Aid unit of the Medi-
cal Corps Division Of which DR..
William p Blanton is director. DR..
Smith has issued instructions TO
1is leaders and members by which
full-fledged drill will be held
and treatment given to persons
Who will simulate injuries received
Turing the raid.
The leaders and personnel of the
Evacuation Division under B. D.
Stewart will report to their head
quarters and remain on call under
Stewards direction
Your Help Needed
Director Metcalf and members of
the Civilian Defense Board en-
ohasize the importance of the CO.
operation of citizens during the
alert. No attack will be simulated
but it is highly important that
civilians learn just what they
should do to protect themselves
should an actual attack be made
IN Juneau. The only means OF
acquiring that knowledge is b,
] holding practice drills.
Members of each division viii
meet after the drill to discuss mis-.
takes and suggest improvements
The Civilian Defense Board viii
have its regular weekly meeting
starting at 8 o'clock, following the