Highland Park News-Herald and Journal from Los Angeles, California • 10

NEWS-HERALD JOURNAL Monday, November 12, 1956 10 Disaster Alert Many people would be trapped by debris during an enemy alert attack, or during a major natural disaster. Earthquakes destroy buildings, trapping occupants, and hurricanes, fires and floods add their toll. Escape from many structures would be blocked, and Civil Defense Rescue Service would be called into action. Rescue Training Necessary Hasty removal of debris during rescue may cause further injury to the victim and in addition may injure the would-be rescuer. The first rule of rescue is: Don't move ar injured or unconscious person until he is given first aid.

Improper moving of the injured victim may cost his life. However, danger of fire, electric shock or asphyxiation may make it necessary to act at once. The rescuer must decide whether the greater danger lies in moving the victim or leaving him where he is until expert help can arrive. Proceed With Caution Use extreme caution in removing debris to free a trapped person. Be sure that each brick or board can be removed safely without dislodging other debris.

In tunneling into debris, shore up the opening step by step to prevent collapse of the walls, which may not only cause further injury to the victim, but trap the rescuers. Use flashlights or battery operated lanterns for light, since escaping gas may cause an explosion if matches or open flame are used. Start At The Bottom Never, under any circumstances, climb on top of wreckage. The extra weight may collapse the entire building on the victim, or a single brick may dislodged that will start a slide. When the victim is reached, clear a space about him, being very careful to brace and shore up the wreckage to provide maximum protection for both victim and rescuers.

For information regarding training in rescue, contact your local Civil Defense office. If a training course is not at present scheduled in your area, your Civil Defense office will keep you informed. Question: I am a retired switchboard operator Can I make use of this experience in Civil Defense? Answer: You certainly can. Contact your local Civil Defense office and ask about volunteering for Communications Service. Communications can use telephone operators, teletype operators, typists, "ham" radio operators and other skills.

Question: Before coming to California five years ago, I was fireman with a small midwest fire department. Should I volunteer for specific work in Civil Defense? Answer: Civil Defense fire fighting techniques are talight to volunteer firemen and your previous experience could be very valuable. Contact your local Civil Defense office and volunteer in the Fire Service. Questions should be addressed to "Disaster Los Angeles County Civil Defense, P. 0.

Box 3009, Terminal Annex, Los Angeles 54, Calif. Obituaries John Martin Kroska. 85. a former. resident of 5722 Meridian died Nov.

6 at the Lincoln Park Retreat. Rosary was recited Nov. 7 at Highland Park Utter-McKinley- Cresse Chapel, followed by Requiem Mass Nov. at St. Ignatius Church.

Interment was in Calvary Ceme-! tery. Mr. Kroska is survived by his widow, Peligia; six daughers, Selma Funk, Elenora Begin, Mrs. L. J.

Robertson, Mrs. Belle Hellerstedt, Mrs. Cele Leider, and Mrs. Gertrude van Stockum; three sons, Anthony, Ben, and Don, and one sister, Mrs. Cele Edwards.

Rosary for Louis L. Gilbert, 6, was recited Nov. 4 at Uter-McKinley's Cresse Highland Park Chapel. Requiem Mass was celebrated Nov. 5 at St.

Ignaus Church with interment at Calvary Cemetery. oung Gilbert was a native of California. He lived at 206 Branch St. and was killed in automobile acident on Frilay, Nov. 2.

He leaves his mother, Bernice Gilbert; brother, ene and sister, Theodora. Requiem Mass for Eleanor antwell, 58, was celebrated lov. 7 at St. Ignatius aterment followed at Calvary emetery with Utter-McKiny's Cresse Highland Park fortuery in charge of arrangedents. A native of New York, rs.

Cantwell had resided here 25 years. She lived at 6136 innan Way. Mrs. Cantwell laves her son, Clifford J. Cantell; brother, Thomas Donovan.

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