Ssw&2?$ Seaport l&seoril
Postoffice Bex 204 - Telephone Main 168
Published on Friday of Each Week at
Seward, Alaska
jo mi M. Coleman bin r and I'uoitsiu
$5.00 per year by mail. 10 cents per copy.
One Out of Twelve
Needed To Man
Civil Defense
An effective civil defense or
canization for th United States
will require the services of one
nut of every 12 citizens, the Fed
era! Civil Defense Uhnhi.stra
conimun tv enu ivencv
a i;. I i O a s,
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i voiun
0 io man
1 r< ips
To fill t.he ranks of these or
gan Tat ions, ii i. estimat'd that
1 200 pvisons per 10.000 art'
nec.Td in critical target areas,
and 720 volunteers per 10.000
population at sapr-ert areas, or
the districts immediately sur
rounding metropolitan sections.
No quotas were established
for clergymen and professionals
in the health field, such as phy
sicians, dentists, nurses, radio
logical. chemical, biological, and
sanitation cxp.rts. According to
FCDA all persons in these cate
gories will be needed in an
emergency. It is estimated that
290 volunteers per 10,000 popu
lation in target areas, and 80 per
10.000 population in support
areas will bo required to supple
merit the professionally trained
health people.
The warden service requires
380 volunteers per 10.000 in tar
get areas and 100 per 10,000 p o
ple in support areas. The war
dens will be the neighborhood
civil defense leaders. They are
responsible for ( •aluating the
skills of the oooplo in their as
sign d territory instructing them
in self-protection and providing
on-the-spot ebrection in an emer
gency. More than half • u the
wardens should bo women.
Engineering Services a n d
FREIGHT. SAILINGS
FROM SEATTLE
SS JOHN O TICK
January 16
Valdez, Se’.vard
MV COASTAL MONARCH
January 2 3
Valdez. Seward, Kodiak
SS CEORGE PRENTICE
January 30
Seward, Valdez
For Information
PHONE MAIN 125
W. W. Sipprell, Gen. Agt.
U3ENGER SERVICE
from Seward
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Thurei4 /
Jan. I o’
Juneau
Pet< ' ' ure
Wvurell
Ketchikan
Sea: tie
Thursday
Jen. 17
Sitka
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STEAMSHIP |
COMPANY i
Tr nsoiialien Services reuuire
1 !'0 per 10,000 population in tar
re.-s. er.d 1 !u j?t T i 0,000 in
;.a> -port areas.
After an attack the Engineer
ing Services will have the task
of restoring such essential com
nuinity services as communica
tin' s, transportation, power and
wai'T,supply, and emergency re
pairs niii-d l)(' made to such fa
cilities as hospitals, streets, high
ways, and bridges.
Under the Transportation S r
vie , management and labor of
the trucking industry should bo
enrolled in order that trained
leadership and skilled operators
be used to 1 ho greatest advan
tage for civil defense.
Warm waiting room for—
Northern Cab customers.
Call Main 5'? or Main 55
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adkins
r< turn rl Wednesday on the Bar
nriof after a vacation of ;everal
weeks Outside. They had a fint
time, Mr. Adkins says, but are
glad to gel bark home.
Mr. Malcolm, Mitanuska Val
ley Bus Lines m nagor here,
stated today that the highway
bolw en Seward and Anchorage
is in fine condition.
These Were the Days
I-M THE OLD DAYS
YOUNG PEOPLE WENT
TO GREAT PAINS TO
PROVE THOR LC7VEL...
bv Art See^an
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TON ITS — IF IT
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-THEY V'E BEEN1
BROUGHT UP
LISTENING TO
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by A! Smith
there's »JED' now
what's he DOIN’out
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I’M SO TIRED OF THIS
PL ACE-I DON'T 8ELONG
HERE AMT MORE THAN
YOU DO...I COME FROM
A FINE FAMILY BACK
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TAKE ME OUT OF ALL
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-3UST YOU AND I..
.TOGETHER !!
OKAY.....BUT WAIT ’TIL I ORDER
MY DESSERT...IT COMES FREE
wITH THE MEAL...
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THE WHOLE LENGTH OFTHECDMlC
STRIP/ IF you COTTA DRAW ME
PLAYIN' "SNAP THE WHIP “ AT
LEAST DRAW ME
WITH KIDS MY j
OWN SIZE/