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Planning for Emergencies governments are responsible for relief meas ures to meet needs resulting from enemy attack This relief is administered and di rected by Civil Defense authorities and fi nanced by the government The Red Cross has offered to assist the government m pro viding food, clothing, and temporary shelter on a mass-care basis during the emergency penod immediately following enemy attack In many communities, local Civil Defense officials have requested Red Cross chapters to assume all or part of this responsibility, acting under Civil Defense authorities In natural disasters, the American Red Cross is responsible for assisting families and individuals to meet disaster-caused needs that cannot be met through their own re sources These relief operations are coor dinated with the activities of the local, state, and federal governments When a disaster occurs, the local chapter of the Amencan Red Cross aids disaster sufferers The resources of the national organization are available to supplement chapter assistance References Amencan Insurance Association, 85 John St, New York N Y 10038 Fire Hazards and Safeguards for Metalworking Industries, Technical Survey No 2 Fire Safeguarding Warehouses, Technical Survey No 1 The South Amboy Port Explosion Windstorm Precautions Amencan Medical Association, Council on Occupational Health, 535 North Dearborn St, Chicago, 111 60610 Guide to Developing an Industrial Disaster Medical Service, latest ed American Society for Industnal Secunty, 651 NADA Building, Washington, D C 20006 In dustrial Security, 1962 Barnard, Robert J , "Three Keys to Specifying Electnca! Industnal Signals," Actual Specifying Engineer, 5 90-91 (May 1961) Covert, Lloyd W , "Blast and Fallout Protection for an Industrial Plant," Plant Engineering (Dec 1961) Factory Mutual Engineenng Corp, 1151 Boston-Providence Turnpike, Norwood, Mass 02062 Handbook of Industnal Loss Prevention, latest ed Federal Fire Council 19th and F Sts N W , Washington, D C 20025 Salvaging and Restonng Records Damaged by Fire and Water, Recommended Practice No 2, 1963 National Fire Protection Association, 60 Batterymarch St, Boston, Mass 02110 Auxiliary Protective Stgnahng Systems, Standard No 72B Central Station Protective Signaling Systems, Standard No 71 Fire Protection Handbook, latest ed Life Safety Code, Standard No 101 Local Protective Signaling Systems, No 72A Management Control of Fire Emergencies, Standard No 7 Management Responsibility for Effects of Fire on Operations, Standard No 8 Pnvate Fire Brigades, Standard No 27 Remote Station Protective Signaling Systems, Standard No 72C Spnnkler System Installation, Standard No 13 Watchman or Guard Instructions and Duties for. Standard No 601 National Industrial Conference Board, 845 Third Ave , New York, N Y 10022 Studies m Business Policy, No 55, "Protecting Personnel m Wartime " National Petroleum Council, 1625 K St NW , Washington, D C 20006 Disaster Planning for the Oil and Gas Industries Secunty Principles for the Petroleum and Gas Industries 1140