The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-07
HELMETS TO BE ISSUED TO
 0CD MEMBERS

With 1nSuI1lCleIlt ar idiu iSAii0eo to equip every member of the Civilian Defense Corps, it is nec- essary to divide them among the various groups as equally as pos sible. R. E. Robertson, Director of Civilian Defense announced today.
 No person is entitled to receive helmet who has not taken the ot- ficial OCD oath of office, except regular Juneau firemen, MT. Ro- bertson said.
 Directors or heads of the var1- ous corps listed below should call at the City Hall and obtain from Mayor Harry I. Lucas the number of helmets set opposite their name. A receipt is required for the hel- mets and the directors should then arrange for the distribution of them to the individual members of their corps or posts.
 Civilian Defense members, who own miners hats are requested to use them, thereby freeing air raid helmets for use by others. Anyone not member of Civilian Defense, who owns a miners hat is urged to lend it to the Defense Council and to notify the air raid warden sergeant of his post of his willing ness to do so.
 Posts No. 21-A, 28, 29. 30 or 3l- A have not yet sent in their oaths of office, MT. Robertson said. Posts "A and 20 have been combined into Post 20 with Jake Cropley as sergeant and post p has been transferred to post No. "A of which Thomas A. Morgan is sergeant, he announced.
 Helmets Issued
 Helmets will be issued as fol- lows:
 V. w. Mulvihill Cor Minard Mills), Juneau Bremen, 12; Wal ter P. Scott, Director Auxiliary Police, 10; Bert Lybeck, Director Rescue Squad, 5; Holger Larson, Director First Aid Corps @ for each station), 28.
 Air Raid Stations
 Post No. 1, Harry Stonehouse, Sergeant, 3; Post No. g., Tom Parke, Sergeant, 3; Post No. 3, Fred c. Nash, Sergeant, 3.
 Post No. 3-A, E. O. Davis, Ser geant, B. Post No. 4, Stan Grum- melt, Sergeant, 3; Post No. A, J. R. Riggs, Sergeant, 3.
 Post No. 5, Charles Bloxham, Sergeant, 3; Post No. 6, H. V. Cal- low, Sergeant, 3; Post No. 2, J. w. Leivers tor Dudley Reynolds), Sergeant, 3; Post Combined TIA and 20, Jake Cropley, Sergeant. 2; Post No. 8, John H. Newmarket, Sergeant, 3; Post No. g, Trevor M. Davis, Sergeant, 3.
 Post No. 10, Fred R. Geeslin, Sergeant, 3; Post No. II, William Marks Cor c. A. Fox), Sergeant, 8; Post No. 12, Victor Powers, Ser geant,. 2; Post No. 13, James c. Cooper, Sergeant, 3; Post No. IA, Alfred Zenger, Sergeant, 3; Post No. Is, Arthur Uggen, Sergeant, 3.
 Post No. 16, J. J. Fargher, Ser geant, 2; Post No. IT, Robert L. Davlin, Sergeant. 3; Post No. 18, w. K. Burford, Sergeant, 3; Post No. 19, William R. Nichols, Ser geant, 2; Post No. 20, now includ- ed in Post No. TIA; Post No. 21, William J. Walker, Sergeant, g.
 Post No. 21-A, Burrass Smith, Sergeant, 2; Post No. g now in- cluded and combined with Post No. 24; Post No g, A. B. Hayes, Sergeant, 3; Post No. "A dncluding Post No. 22), T. A. Morgan, Ser geant, 3; Post No. g, I. Goldstein, Sergeant, 3; Post No. 26, Howard E. Simmons, Sergeant, 3.
 Post No. 27, James Brooks Han ford, Sergeant, 8; Post No. 28, George B. Schmidt, Sergeant, 3; Post No. 29, Glenn G. Oakes, Ser geant, 1; Post No. 30, Jack Livie, Sergeant, 1; Post No. BOA, Homer G. Nordling Cor w. B. Converse), Sergeant, 3; Post No. 31, Ralph Beistline, Sergeant, l; Post No. 32, K c Merritt Sergeant 2