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tQgotJ^sw fn both halls
Butb^the fas^ |s that there
was Ho/air raid'at all»
"a Mstand«by,ft
'Case
s igna/L from t>e ’Army,
five
^ung’ on the
blasts' will
school f iro bell,I The sc ho o1
should then be‘evacuatod--HOT
BEFORE I I The 1 ständ- by .signal
S8S s not constitute an ft£r raid
alert»'- It is given long'before
in
city sirens
a^o'lp blown,
plenty of time for the evacua-?
tio^’pf the sch^|| even bofbrd
the' regular alc&|'*|ignal "
ié
sounded»'
hgt leaye th®
building for your homo-shelter
until you have bdSrf'notified or
until FIVE BLASTS OF THE
FIRE
BELL have been given»
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EDITOR
Gerald Larue
MANAGER
Petty Relsby
Managing Editor
' Pat Erbon
Assistant Mangr. Violet Rothman
Make up Editor
Betty Erbed
Production M» Bill Bartholomew
News Editor
Gerald Phillip
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Air
FEBRUARY 6,I9<3
AMPlIFIEIi
Raid
West Linn yesterday had a
perfect example of what not to
do in an air raid when a pre
liminary test of
a
new raid
warnIng siren was made» Instead
of remaining quietly in class,
stu^pnt^ ’
and ■ teachex?ran
hysterically in every direction.
Had theip actually• been a\$am,*
the casualties *
1 from a direct
hit on the building would have
been tremenduous, due to ‘ tlie
fact that students were bunp^ed
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