THE AMERICAN WAY
CIVIL DEFENSE ILIA IN IN J
FOK SCHOOLS
Juneau (Special) — “After ex
tensive study and research, a
comprehensive program on Civ!
Defense training for the school.
has recently been c@mpl.tod a :.i
is now available,” said Col. Lan
dreth, Territorial director.
The course consists of a num
ber of drills instructing children
in the necessary steps to mini
mize casualties in vent of an
enemy bombing raid.
“Whether inside a building or
on tiie playground." Landr
said, "the children v. ill be taug .1
exactly what must be done and
at the same time allay th. fears
to a great extent, of anxious
parents."
Also included will be movies
and strip film on Civil Defense
to aid teachers in their course
of instruction.
Local directors will handle
distribution of the program to
all schools in their community.
Mr. Carlson, superintendent of
Seward schools, expressed his
interest in ‘he program today,
although he said that he has not
heard from the local director
concerning .1. ihe senool does
include a first aid program in
the high school this year, v.-uh; •!
has already been started. The
Civil Defense program could
easily be inccrporat d with the
first aid, Mr. Carlson said, and
all children given some training
on protection and escape in event
of emergency.
Mr. Clarence E. Johnson is the
local Civil Defense dimeter.
_ DC AL RED CROSS CHAPTER
ADOPTS NEW BY-LAWS
At a meeting of the Red Cross
cxecu 11 ’ rn m i it ee Monday
night a new set >f chapter by
law? was adopted, which will
rest it • to the cimpter for
app: -v.d at the next annual
j.a T:.e date air llie annual
meeting v. as set at the second
- . . 1 cr. the 8th,
rs at b
I. .. :x: r to hold the meeting
n; c '.-.ary that at least 15
>ei ft e 1< ical chapL r be
noersl held o
the basL of a one dollar contri
ion the Americ an Red
Cross. Cards need not be shown
a? a membership list will be at
the meeting.
The executive committee has
expressed' thanks to the people
o: Seward tor their support dur
ing ...e pa.-t year. They are now
urging members to support the
local chapter with th ir presence
at the annual meeting, at which
time a new slate of officers will
be v • a . to serve tor one, two
a..a three y. ar terms.
CARL EMPEY, SR„ SETTLES
Lx' SEWARD
M:’. and Mrs. Carl Empey,
pai f Cai Em y, Jr., ar
S award yesterday to
make t is city their horn:.
7 ,e .tuple cam to Seward
; r a vi • t in August. They were
so delighted with the town that
hex e p r
man ntiy. air. Emoey has taken
i mpMyr at Pat s Garage.
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SEWARD. ALASKA
Drs. Shelton and Orr
Leave Seward
Hospital This Week
Seward and the Kcnai Pen
insula are left with only one
regular physician and one part
time, with the departure of both
Dr. C. W. Orr and Dr. J. II.
Shelton.
Dr. Orr, who came to Seward
only recently, left town yester
day. Dr. Shelton, who has been
in Seward since the untimely
death of Dr. Bannister in the
winter of 194(i 1947, has ter
minated his association with the
hospital and is winding up his
business in Seward in prepara
tion for leaving lor the Outside.
Dr. Shelton is treasurer of the
school board, which position the
•other board members seem to
expect him to resign. It has not
been possible to get an inter
view with Dr. Shelton this week
but friends state that he intends
further study in the professional
field.
Dr. Francis Phillips, medical
director at Seward Sanatorium,
will serve the general hospital
•on a part time basis until a
replacement can be secured for
Doctors Orr and Shelton, ac
cording to a statement from
Miss Ruth Murrell, superinten
dent of both hospitals Dr. Phil
lips :s already a very busy man
at the Sanatorium. He was re
ceiving the assistance of both
Dr. Orr and Dr. Sh ltoi in his
work there.
A rumor to the effect that Dr.
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R. O. Sellers was also leaving
Seward is definitely refuted by
Dr. Sellers today. He is going
Outside for a refresher course
and a vacation, he stated, but
not until he has secured a com
petent assistant to take over his
patients in his absence. His
assistant will work with the doc
tor until he becomes familiar
with the entire situation before
Dr. Sellers leaves for his vaca
tion, the physician emphatically
stated today.
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Tuesday, Cct. 2, 2:00 p.r?.
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CLASSES TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS. SATURDAYS
Bedroom Dancing for Teen-agers Starts
Sunday, Ort- 7, 2:00 p.n*.
Classes fsr Adults in Rumba, Samba and
Walts Stcrt Monday Evening, Cct. 2
Women's Reducing Class
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