Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-12-17

tn indicate the beginning of a blaclout
or air raid alarm prescribed by the Ad-
Appropriate military authority, or in the
absence of such prescription, by the chair
man of the county board.
dicste the end of a blackout or air raid
alarm prescribed by the Adjutant Cen
eral of Minnesota or other appropriate
military authority or IN the aDsen az tS OF
i4) Alarm period: the interval Of
time between an air raid alarm alarm, signal
enclosed that any Illumination maintained
or existing therein is not visible from
any point outside such enclosure.
Section z. War Emergency. Services.
The head of each county department
which may be directly affected by any
war emergency or concerned with civil
motion of public safety, health or wei.
act as chief Of emergency service of his
have charge of providing for Such service
as may be required of his department in
any war emergency, and may call for and
sna ane Of at
time and require him to surrender his
equipment and insignia or Identification
furnished by the county. Every volunteer
for any such emergency service shall take
the same OATH If any, as Is required of
the members Of the regular county forces
performing corresponding service: Sub
such volunteer shall be under the direc-
ton and subject to the orders of the chief
of the service to which he belongs. and
shall perform such duties as the chief
may require within the scope Of the func-
tions of such service The several chiefs
of the emergency services may make and
orders, Conforming with the provisions
hereof, to regulate the operation of their
respective services. to define the duties
Of hs sa la or Ss
cipline therein. The chiefs shall pro-
vide suitable instruction and training for
the members OF 18th, their , services ctix v1l2
only in case of a war emergency for
which the regular municipal forces are
inadequate, or for necessary training and
preparation for such emergencies. All
volunteers shall serve without compen-
sation. No volunteer in any such service
shall carry any firearms while on duty
except on written order of the chief OF
police.
Section 3. Identification. Each volun-
teer for any emergency service under TINS
ordinance shall be provided with suitable
be specified by his chief. No volunteer
shall exercise any authority over the
persons or property OF others without his
cept an authorized volunteer shall use the
insignia or Identification of such volunteer
or otherwise represent himself to be an
authorized volunteer.
Section 4. Emergency r & u a t i n S:
Whenever necessary to meet any actual
or imminent war emergency for which
adequate regulations have not been
adopted by the county board. the chair
man may by proclamation promulgate
regulations respecting: protection against
air raids; the sounding of air raid alarms:
the conduct of persons and the use OF
property during alarm periods; the repair
maintenance, and safeguarding, of essen
! tial public services; emergency health. fire
and safety regulations: trial drills OF OF
| training: and all other matters which are
required to protect public safety, health
and welfare in war emergencies. In franz
! ing regulations the chairman shall con-
slider suggestions and proposals made by
| the federal and state agencies concerned
Every proclamation of emergency regu-
lations shall be in writing. shall be dated
shall refer to the particular war emer-
geney, to which it pertains. and shall be
where a copy shall be kept posted anc
available for public inspection during
business hours: A copy of every such
proclamation shall also be conspicuously