The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-03-24
AMBULANCE5 TO
BE USED, ALERT
THURSDAY NIGHT
Stations for Reporting An
nouneed Physicians,
Nurses Also Report


neau Civilian Defense Council an
nounced today, in the practice alert
which will be held tomorrow even
ing at tbs o'clock
Ambulances with drivers should
report to the following first aid
stations at the sounding OF the alert:
NO. Sanitary. Meat truck re-
port to Juneau Dairy at West 18th
and Glacier Highway.
No 4-Jerry McKinleys truck re-
port to Jack. Burford's garage at
1895 D Street. M
| No. 4-A-San Francisco Bakery
truck report to Earl Hunters resi-
dence at 428 w. 18th Street.
No. 6-Peerless Bakery truck re-
port to Salvation Army Hall on
Willoughby Avenue.
No. 7-B. M. Behrends Company
truck report to Tom Dyer's resi-
dence at 957 Gold Belt Avenue.
No. ALASKA Meat Company
truck report to Public Grade School
Building, Fifth Street entrance.
No. 1O-Rod Darnells truck re-
port to George E. Cleveland's base
ment at 308 Seventh Street.
No. ll-Bert's Cash Grocery truck
report to Grover c. Wins base
ment at 513 East Street.
No. 13-A Sam Shabaldack's
truck report to Blomgren Apart
ments at 423 Gold Street.
No. 13-City truck report to Ju-
neau Hotel Lobby.
No. 13-C-Game Commission car
report to Assembly Apartment base
ment.
No. 15-Sully's Bakery truck re-
port to Twentieth Century Thea
ter Lobby.
No. 17-Wilbur Irving's truck re-
port to Juneau Motors Garage.
No. % = Juneau Cold Storage
truck report to Juneau Cold Stor-
age Company.
Royal Blue ambulances report
to Alaska Electric Light and Power
company, Second Street, which will
be used as a casualty station tomor-
row evening instead of the Baranof
Hotel lobby.
Don Skuse ambulance report to
James Ramsey's basement at TIT
Twelfth Street.
! Except in case of total evacuation
of Juneau, in which event ambu-
lances will be notified of the hos
pital to which they should go, the
above first aid stations are the re-
gular stations for the respectively
named ambulances to report to.
Ambulances during the alert will
obey traffic regulations but they
are authorized to traverse the
streets. Each ambulance will take
from its first aid station the pa
tient to the casualty station.
Ambulances reporting to Sta
lions /, 4, "A, 6, Z, and II will
take their patients to the casualty
station in James Ramsey's home
basement.
Ambulances reporting to Sta
tons 8, 10, IL, 13-A, 1913,
1910. Is and 26 will take their pa
tients to the casualty station at the
Light Company office.
DR.. William C. Blanton requests
all physicians and nurses to report
promptly at the sounding of the
alert to the respective casualty sta
tons to which they have been as
signed.
Air Raid Wardens will act as pa
tients in the various stations. Air
raid warden sergeants should
promptly assign a warden to report
to each first aid station in his dis
trict.
All members of the First Aid
Corps should report to either their
assigned or nearest first aid sta
ton tomorrow evening. Report is
made that first aiders assigned to
the Juneau Dairy have not been
reporting. They should promptly
report tomorrow evening.
All air raid wardens should re-
port to their respective stations.
Attendance during alerts has re-
Gently been poor said Director R.
E. Robertson today, and it is nec-
essary that all members attend each
alert. Directors of all corps are in
structed to notify, after the alert
the Defense Council the attendance
in personnel, and the names of the
members who have not attended