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150 Names Included. Instructions in Event Of Attack Are Given A list of more than 150 air raid wardens for all buildings under the District Government has been drawn and instructions have been given them on what to do in the event of a raid, ‘HO. Akers, superintendent of the East Administration Building, hous ing police headquarters, other Dis trict workers and some 1,700 War Department employes, is deputy warden in general charge of the group. His assistants are Capt. C. 5. Peterson, of the Fire Department, and James C. Bailey, Jr., chief elec trician for the District Government buildings. Zone and sector wardens and wardens for the various struc tures are included in the list, Exit Signs Placed. Exit signs, in the form of large ar rows with the wording “exit” were placed in the various structures yes terday to aid in showing persons how to get out of buildings. The wardens’ duties will include guiding persons to exits and places of safety during air raids. Meanwhile, the enginering force has been instructed to cut off steam from pipes leading into buildings and to throw switches for blackouts. Grouped according to buildings, the list of wardens follows: Southwest Health Center, Dela ware avenue and I street S.W.— Peter D. Balog, zone warden; S. L. Townsend and W. E. Buckley, sector wardens; and Helen K. Angell, Genevieve A. Holmes, Wilbert Ku bert, Frank C. Tugle, Albert W. Knapp, Frank L. Appich, W. H. Prye, Herbert Thompson and John Dyson, wardens. District Building—R. M. Sse zone warden; Francis Breen, Joseph E. Kaplan, Harry Helme, J. A. Sencindiver, C. W. Mitchell, G. H. Davidson, H. C. Kleinstuber and John W., West, sector wardens; J. E. Serrin, Harry Galer, J. J. Reynolds, Henry F. Hock, Douglas Brinkley, 5. N. Roberts, John N. Stewart, J. E. Herbert, Harold McAllister, William Dunning, William Logan, R. J. Bar rett, CH. Brasher, Frank Xanten, J. N. Fox, Arthur Stoke, Myron Ritter, Ernest P. Riley and William E. Chase, wardens. East Building Group. East Administration Building— Martin T. Wellbrook and Lt. H. M. Rhett, Jr. zone wardens; Jacob B. Davis, Kenneth D. Klinger and Rob ert W. Booth, sector wardens; John T. Burch, Lloyd L. Jones, I. C. Bradley, Maurice Collins, Walter M. Powell, George F. Koehler, Ira Gu lickson, Clyde C. Richardson, Rich ard L. Simmonds, H. Neil McKillen, Emory G. Alexander, Joseph J. Philip, George E. Mierke, Daniel M. Healy, David Parkman, Roger J. Cullinane, Vincent J. Mancuso, Wil liam F. Grove, wardens; Daniel J. Healy, Jr., 1. J. Toleman and James W. Pyles, junior wardens. East Ad ministration Building, War Depart ment personnel—Lt. H. F. Hender son, Arthur D. Henry, A. W. Callie, D. H. Wadington, B. Team, Ernest C. Crocker, C. W. Colison, Lt. H. J. North, Beatrice Goldstein, Lt. W. P. Schindel, Lt. D. 5. Peschke, Lt. W. H. Head , Capt. A. K. Brittan, Lt. E. R. Lt. A. J. Race, Lt. P. D. McAllister, Lt. F.C. Roetting, Lt. D. L. Smith, Lt. Col. P. G. Rutten, Capt. J. E. Conover, Lt. Col. L. M. Garner, Lt. Col. Doug las Dow, Lt. Col. J. W. Ingram, Lt. Col. M. E. Wilson, Maj. W. H. Goedde, Lt. Col. E. Van Deusen, Capt. E. H. Holtskemper, Maj G. H. Vogel, Her bert J. Lane, Lt. T. F. James, Capt. A. K. Ries, Lt. J. C. Anderson and Lt. J. M. Clow, wardens. Court group, including Police Mu nicipal and Juvenile Courts—Braden R. Fleming, zone warden; William D. Hartless, Donald C. Dow, Arthur C. Blatcher, Wiley C. Hill, Harry J. Wells, Alfred L. Spates, Louis P. Stump, Francis G. Gummer, William M. Norgren, Ernest H. Caideu,:
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Sat, Dec 13, 1941
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