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Kodiak mirror., 1952-06-07
Eisenhower Campaigns; Taft Leads ln Delegates

: ~
 Abilene (P) General Eisenhower met more thar 300 newsmen in an unusual press conference. While re- porters fired questions his answers were televised across the nation.
 He gave his views on every! thing from civil rights to his boyhood dreams. He declared the principal. campaign. issue this fall will be world peace and security.
 Earlier, the Republican, presidential candidate ad- dressed around 5000 people massed around a flag-covered platform in his first public statement to open his cams- paign.
 Meanwhile, Taft led Eisen- hover by 630 Votes in the South Dakota primary. Taft held his narrow lead in the contest for IA nominating delegates and the prestige of a victory in the final ballot box test before the Chicago convention.
 The IA delegates involved would not change the relative standing of the two major candidates. Taft had APO dele gates and Eisennower 387, on the Associated Press tabula- tion, not counting South Da-v. kota.
 Cordova (R)-The 1852 A laska Republican convention was held yesterday against a background of factional COZ troversy. To add to the feud between Taft and Ike SUD- porters and between pro white and anti white factions, there was some charge-throwing this week within the Eisen- hover camp at Anchorage.
 Mrs. Barbara Dimock, CO., chairman of Ike For President group and candidate for the territorial legislature, charge J. c. Morris, chairman who appointed her, with consist ently failing to organize Eisenhower supporters.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-06-07

Hal Waugh, big game guide, was in town this week from Anchorage.
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$12,5OO
WOODBRIDGE
BUNGALOW

OPEN TO-DAY 2 TO5
1921 Eastern ave.-Vacant bungalow
rms. and bath. unfinished attic:
built-in garage. lge. front porch and
fenced lot; cow. transp.; terms. See
Mr.. jarrett, with r. G. dunno. HO.
O7OO: ewes and SIMS NO 9A04
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HOUSES SALINE. tcent.)

CoLORED-ss BLOCK Hayes &.
dillon t 81 hs aXehf pos sssseat f foss
: part basement; near schools and bus
Gg 81 1865 sS,sf MADDEN NJ REALTY ESL
CoI0RE6-aSso MINI. AVE. NE
rms ,o.h.,w. heat; bsmt. apt,
dds avel VI po ss1'a paved hwy. ss,99oo
coEokED-M tSSSlDRI mod
ern. .6-rm. home; tiled bath; gas
Earage; MRS. JACKSON. De. ross.
coEok siS- powN-r M1 In
coin Park; nice cond; 6 rms, bath,
ssn' cL Il oiD' a saERrzzEAR 't e:
coIoREp-els 9Th ST. NE.-s
s1sd q Io5 9Ss' hu B en- s sash 5 ~
COLORED-LOvELY corner home me- /
rms, bath; hot-water heat, cleo
and gas; full bsmt.; lge. store. Car
pc USED for most any type Of bust.
ness: lmmediate POSSESSION. 234
g.: n;s' Call W. B. STEVENS, La
CoLoREp = NEAR srd and Chan.
ming; Modern 6-rm. tapestry brk.
full bsmt.: gas heat. front and real
porcnes: built-in gar; immaculate
cond. This will 60 fast, SO call early
Mr.. Penland until 10 pm. LII
2oaSl2. ATLAS REALTY CO., ST
coIoRED-wooDRnGE-seautiniu]
brick home, 2 spacious bedrms.
large hv. rna., lovely woodworh
throughout. tile bath. big, dry, sun.
lighted basement with rec. rm.; auiet
neighborhood, ! block from bus
$4,000 down, balance like rent
SMITH REALTY, AP. 101l.
COLORED - RIVER TERRACE Va.
CANT; S75Q-$1 900 down; modern row
brick, 5 lovely rms. tiled bath. OF
heat, hardwood floors; to be com.
plsteiy redecorated SlO,95O. TU
1892; Sun. IA. 101I. SAMUEL c
REYNOLDS. 1905 Ga. ave. NV.
COLORED - VACANT - Small doWr
payment: mr.. l4th and c SITS. ne;
row brick: rms, 8 bedrms., bath
hardwd. floors. h.-w.h., front porch;
$3.50. Mr.. Pernell. tn. 1899;
Sun, GE: 5671. SAMUEL c. REYN-
OLDS, 3005 Ga. ave. NV.
COLORED-$250 CASH-2OO block
18th st. ne; 2-story home; 4 large
rms, yard; price. $3.50. OR. 0305,
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CAPITOL, HILL,

CAPITOL HILL
Is RMS. 2 BATHS. LOT So WIDE
corner, with sight Of
Supreme Court, Folger Library and
Capitol Bldg. Has large assembly
rooms and others desirable as Of
quarters for large ORGANIZATION.
Convenient to Union Station and
Streetcar lines. Eve. phone TIE. 1853,
L. T. GRAVATTE
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BRICK RAMBLER

A beautiful six room house overlook.
ing the Potomac. Hall entrance, 8
reat1on room. auto. heat. large patio,
custom built. Price $4,000. For de.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
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COLORED
TWO.FAMHY UNIT
C1Q ASNNr mr.

213 ASCOT PL'
One unit Of living room. 2 bedrooms
t a,nins room, kitchen combination,
excellent investment; several large
closets; beautiful condition. Miss
Watwood. DU. OlOS,
MARSHALL j.. MAPLE CO.
Realtor, 1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346,
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CoLoRED. Low DOWN PAYMENT
All white home with. 5 rms. and ex-
II colesyille Gardens; 20 minis. from
D: c. line. out N. II. ave. Modern
f excel ; xas c eaH MSR1D9s ss esaSSE
c SS1Si s h c REST s4oaas 1 aSEA
Detached brick house, large liv-
room; all.elsctrie kitchen. includ-
posal unit: 1 bedrooms and bath
and half. on 2nd floor: full
Drfe. o sfs sssssSsS.F Rss' this ESKIMO and
f sk ass O. saY Il e as ~ RE Ih:F5
COLoRED-DET. BRICK HOUSE.
excel. cond.. hardwood frs, nv. rm..
car brk. sar, and besut. yds. j. c.
c 5599ksi RI SO aSse biowN-s rms n
CofORED-sO " sT.@Lse. S-rm.
house. brick gar, full bsmt.; oil
thing; 5000 to So 900 cash. win
c sHio 3@NEe III TIN 7G aNb uFsH iS
baths. 18TH. den. gar. firepl.. avn
terms. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE.
c 81 sIst slR so sSLS SfsSs'ys
Beautiful 8-rm. BUNGALOW, on corner
kAFF Ell REAL STATE ATE ST. a.S sss2.
c e9a; sRS vssef bEEfRsEs ST. rms.
ana bath; suitable looming house s;
CoLoREDL14eI vVyARsNiuM ST. NV.
Ssss.: saw $aI1keo1s s., s4 sS a ssss'
home: $-bedroom. 2-story BRICK With WITH
apt. in bsmt.; front porch. 2 back
porches; 2-car garage; / block from
earline; reasonable down payment.
MAX MILLER 500 18th st. Sc.
oofoR eRfG Ice. ROW
BRICK HOUSE. near 18th and Co.
lumbia I'd. available for immediate
occupancy and in excellent condition.
B aRsRaiNss1fR By 81 74 f4R5pt eves k VI ySs4$
coLoRED-oPEN TODAY, s.5. sesas
paymt:: .2-family brick: 6 rms. 3
AItS'', "a Datn on ISL H.; 1ull naSnlt.,
gas heat; newly redecorated Mr..
Newkirk, tn: 3232: Sun. IA. 2040.
SAMUEL C. REYNOLDS. 30O5
c GGs9 %n ave; 5 nv; ,,,
Soldiers Home: lge. rms, 2 In
closed. heated porches: 2 kits. full
bSmt. with front entr.. rec. rm.,
Ia tile baths, Venetian blinds.
storm windows. oil heat. lge. yard,
Gear metal garage. This you
should see. Mr.. NeWkirk. tn. 3232:
Sun; IA, 2040. SAMUEL c. REY-
C0LoRED-OPEN ToDAY, SO. 1412
Taylor st. NV. Vacant; $1,000
5000 down., 2-family brick; lge.
rms. tile bath. 2 kits. 2 dens. full
bsmt.. h.-w.h., Ice. yd., gar. Mr..
Brown. TU. 1922; Sun. IA. 69I5.
SAMUEL c. REYNOLDS. 3005 Ga.
ave. NV.
coLoRED-CoRNER BRICK
o9Ou block Illinois ave, arranged in
Qnfe nf Il y
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Colored-Woodridge
Several very desirable detached brick
homes, g.. z and 8 rms. in very
fine condition; auto. heat. For par
ticulars, call Mr.. Jarrett with r. G..
DUNE, no. 0700; ewes. and SUM-,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

AN.ACosTIA-3 apis; an opportu-
G8sR -. H tfsll Ak hy 4Oi Emit
same s117 PaSer PA % IoSa SHOWS AFs
good return. cali Mr.. Kennedy.
LU; l-3060. II: 4-1765.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-72O Alabama
f pet ssyaea 1Id h oDsn 70 Is,oDd
toned like new; 8 rms. full base
saIe ' II R REAar 7or f fNe
1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc. LII. 4-34O0,
SI,sf IS FMS ms, sS ;5 mice ssmids!
bedrms. and bath. fun bsmt,. til rec.
rm., gas heat. front screened porch
BURHAN REALTY CO. 54os MARI
eSSe hass iii HE1G nj ss se@idef e5t
Jo: 2-o40i. Sun. AK. SOLO with
JAMES CARROLL. REAL ESTATE.
FOREST HEIGHTS-A year-old Diet.
brick; l3 rms. 3 baths, 2 kits,
screened porch, garage; priced for
fa HlfRs fss F KEaL fso''i MIA fas 45
Good, Hops Hops I'd. Sc, LII. 4-s4oo,
HILLcREsT HEIGHTS s.E.-3-bed-
rm. corner house; l VI. old; very
s sslsd sac Eu fPt 7a aaPp' vita sa J IS
FISHER, Realtor, ,TU. $500.
HILLCREST-1 block of Penna. ave-,
1874 Highwood DIR. Sc. Open. 30
brick bungalow; groom attic space,
screened porch. disposal. fan, gas
heat, slate roof; large level lot.
Substantial cash needed. HART
MAN REALTY, INC, 1345 Good
Hope I'd. Sc. LII. 4-34O0 vi. 1916.
SUITLAND. / block of Silver Hill
rd:-New. det.. brick rambler.
full-sized rms. full basement, gas
heat: 75xIb0 level lot: sS2I $50.
HARTMAN REALTY, INC. LII.
4-3400. vi. 1916
NEARBY MD. near Fairfax Village
Ayr. -old Diet. brick; 3-apt. bldg, .
apis. with = bedrms. each; rental
oyer. $500 per mo. Price. S22. 800.
Shown by appt. only. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC, 1345 Good Hope I'd.
Sc. LU. $1,000. VI. 5976.
50 53RD PL. S.E.-7-room house on
lots. approximately 60 feet front
age by 125 to alley. Excellent site
ROBERT L. EVANS, Ma. 1860.
2-FAMILY BRICK, 8 yrs. old; 2 COM
pletely private apis; terms as low
as $1,000 cash. This is a real buy.
See Sunday, l.5. or call OWNER.
JO 3- 1899 S12T Hanna nj SO Ia
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J. MURPHY, ReaItor

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This is truly one of the most attrac-
tive ranch-type homes that We have
seen. 1t is located in a fine close-in
sized bedrms.. 2 beautiful baths.
an abundance of closets. unusual
liv. rm. with most attractive din.
area. dream kit. with every
modern appliance and breakfast
bar. Lge. screened porch. Bsmt.
nancing. E. NJ. FRY, INC. WI.
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BIG BRICK HOME

BIG BRICk HOMIE
IN NV. FOR COLORED
4415 Kansas ave. n.w.-This corner
nome for sale At $l4,750: proba bly,
Veteran. using about $3,4O0 down,
and AZ loan on the balance.
Listen! Large front porch on Kan
sas ave. big living room, entertain-
ing dining room. big kitchen, equip.
outler's pantry; three big bedrooms
heat with economy pump; outside
entrance to basement. Cali Mr.,
Taylor or Mr.. Berens, jr.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, 1NC-1520 K st. NV.
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coLoRED-oPEN 2 TO S
49,, GUY TIMER
1929 18th st. NV, NO 4Qo7

80 IItM 6t. NV. NO. 1907.
APPROX. $3.50 DOWN PAYMENT
mo. includes taxes and insurance
balance End trust. payable SAB mo:
total. $3.50 per mo-; oil heat. CO.
ionial cement front porch, cement
rear porch. rear yard. full bsrnt.
VII with rear entrance to yard. modern
n XII. eiee; refrg.. hardwood Ms,
saith and Edison ne. Don't fail to
investigate this. Can work out
something II you are close to down
payment. Call Mr.. Sutherland, Ii.
3-4O44. or LANGSTON REALTY.
III: s693: Can be inspected sun
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RIVER TERRACE. saith st. n.e.-Sub-
an payable SEQ per ifn mo f Incl pria q.
cipal Interest and taxes; will trade.
WoODRiDGE AREA-s11,45 or best
offer buys this prewar 5-room row
brick; full bsmt., gas heat; AZ loan;
excel; cond.; vacant: $4,000 down.
sH. 0610. BEERS BROS. 81. 7eII.
rooms. 2 baths: oil
h.-w;h.; nice lot with extensive
shrubbery; excellent for two fam
ga; go. can Nj. ziSkie, IA. $500
or XII. 9-909S. BOSS a. PHELPS,
INC. LAY K st, NV. la
Mr.. HAWAII AVE.-Here's q real
bargain; modern 6-rm. semidet.
brick on fenced corner lot; knotty
pine recr. rm. with tiled floor. de
luxe kit. gas heat; II yrs. old.
Only S14.950. RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE. SH. 1103. Sun. and week
FIRST PL. Mr.. RITTENHoUsE-b-
I'm I'm; brick; full bsmt:: Ia baths;
fenced yard. gas heat; $12,95O
81 500 down OWNER, GE 1882
NR. MONASTERY-4-bedrm. 2-b..
,well-built, corner brick; gar. I'm.
bsmt.: o. h.-W.h.; bargain. Or 002O.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
Cooper Rejects Theory
Of IsoIationist Return
BY the Assecioied Press

LEXINGTON, Va, Dec. ia
Republican Senator says there's no
foundation for the belief that the
election of Dwight Eisenhower as
President means a return of iso-
lationism in the United States.
"Isolationism will not assert it.
self" Senator Cooper of Kentucky
said here yesterday in an address
at the annual tapping ceremony
Of Omicron Delta Kappa, national
honorary leadership fraternity, at
Washington and Lee University.
Senator Cooper, initiated him
self into ODK membership after
his speech. called for young lead
ership and said that I'VE must
convince the world that our system
is the best. This can be done not
by mere propaganda but by ex-
amples in this country
Such example, he added, include
purity in government. freedom, in
tegrity and return to the spirit
ual life on which the Nation was
founded.
Senator Cooper, for three years
q United States delegate to the
United Nations. said this Nations
policy toward the U. N. must con-
tain three features-a steady f.
nancial policy. a reconstruction of
the balance of power and a devel-
opment of opinion that can be
brought to bear against Russia.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
Southern Educators Study
Cooperation in V Plans
By the Associated Press

ATLANTA, Dec. 13.-Southern
educators meet today to consider
how they can cooperate when
they begin operating non-com-
mercial TV stations.
Approximately $50 Southern
school men and women. white and
Negro. opened their conference on
educational televiSion Thursday.
Sponsors are the Southern Re-
gional Education Board, the Joint
Committee on Educational Tele-
vision and the American Council
on Education.
Delegates have listened to pio-
neerS in the new TV education
field and divided into small groups
to exchange ideas and hear TV
consultants discuss cost. public CO.
operation and technical difficult
ties.
Today reports from these SEM
mars are to be presented to the
conference as a whole, which may
pave the way for exchange pro-
grams between Southern schools.
To date no school or college
actually operates purely educa-
tional station, but the FEC has
set aside 242 channels for such
use, 70 of them in the South.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
Right Chart but Wrong Potent:
Woman Loses Gall Bladder

ing to take medicine daily and
stay on a rigid diet.
Through an error, hospital at
tendantS brought in the right
chart but the wrong patient. The
operation was half completed be-
fore the error was discovered.
There was no turning back then,
so I completed the operation, with
the consultation of two other sur
geons who had discovered the
error. then repaired the injured
hand" Dr.. Lynch said.
DR.. Lynch said he was surprised
by the suit and intended to fight
it since Mrs. Rozowski seemed
happy about the whole thing when
she learned about it,"
Explaining the mixup further.
DR.. Lynch said: II was scheduled
to perform a gall bladder opera
tion that morning on a woman
referred to me by another doctor
She was not my patient, although
I had examined her once previ-
ously."
Mrs. Rozowski. he said, got all
her surgery free.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
Loudoun Residents Pitch In
To Buy Operation for Baby Girl

Baltimore hospital. They plan to
go Thursday.
James Bryan, editor of the
Loudoun News. who is conducting
the Embarrassing drive, said total
costs of the trip and the opera
ton probably will amount to
about $500.
The baby's father is a farm
laborer. They have one other
child, a 2-year-old son.
Ill With Pneumonia.
Cynthia was born in Loudoun
County Hospital here August 26.
She became i'll with pneumonia
November 3 and re-entered the
hospital, where her unusual heart
condition was discovered.
Doctors say her condition Is
similar to but not quite the same
as the so-called "blue baby" con-
dition. for which Johns Hopkins
surgeons have developed a deli
cate operation that has brought
them world renoWn.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
Design for Downtown
Building Approved

The Fine Arts Commission has
approved designs for a new Office
building in downtown Washington
and new pumping station to be
built at Little Falls.
The Office building will be a 90
foot structure at Thirteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue NV.
The design approved by the COM
mission was drawn by Edwin
Weihe. Washington architect.
Designs for the new pumping
station were submitted by Col.
Alan j. McCutchen, District Engi-
neer, of the Office of the chief Of
engineers, who told the group the
station will provide a much-needed
facility for increasing the city's
water supply.
In another action, the commits
sion presented H. P. Caemmerer
with a silver bowl in appreciation
of his 80 years of service as exec
utive secretary Of the commission.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
Red Ske|ton Recuperating
After 3-Hour Operation
BY the Associcted Press

SANTA MONICA. Calf, Dec.
13.-Red Shelton was recuperating
today from three-hour opera
Ition performed yesterday to cor
rect diaphragmatic hernia.
DR.. Stanley w. zimmerman, one
'of the surgeons. said that. bar
ring complications, the TV and
film comic will be out of the hos
|pital in 10 to IL days, but must
remain at home three weeks
longer. Mr.. Skeletons TV shows
have been filmed six weeks ahead.
Mr.. Skeletons condition is
sometimes called an upside-down
stomach. The hernia caused his
stomach to push against his
heart and lungs. resulting in
breathing difficulties and other
trouble.
The comedians wife, Mrs.
IGeorgiana Shelton, said he had
been suffering excruciating pain
since the start of his television
Shows this season and that she
was glad he finally made the de-
Icision to undergo surgery. She
shrugged off reports of recent
family disagreements with the
statement: Red and I still hap
pen to be in love-"
Evening star., 1952-12-13
BY the Assoeioied Press

DETROIT, Dec. 13.-Mrs. Stel-
la Rozowski filed a 100000 suit
in Circuit Court yesterday against
DR.. Russell E. Lynch of st. Clair
Shores. Mich. claiming he re-
moved her gall bladder when he
was supposed only to treat an
injured hand.
The woman suffered hand in
jury April II while working at a
punch press in a factory. She
was rushed to a hospital and. the
suit claims. wheeled to an operat-
ing room. where DR.. Lynch re-
moved her gall bladder.
John j. Fish. her attorney,
claims Mrs. Rozowski since has
suffered from trouble occasioned
by the lack of a gall bladder. hav-
Evening star., 1952-12-13

Commissioner F. Joseph Donohue
Joined some 700 other city en-
ployes in the basement.
At the Interior Department
Secretary Chapman walked down
stairs with other staff members
Interiors head warden, Joseph
Affree, assistant to the director
of the Division of Administrative
Services, estimated that 4,50C
persons there took shelter on
lower floors or in the tunnel be-
tween the two buildings.
Reaches Into Courts.
At the courthouses, warden's
whistles shrilled through the dig
nifty of some courts in session.
In Municipal Court, prosecutors
were busy keeping defense and
Government witnesses separated
as an estimated 500 members of
the court staff. witnesses, de-
PENDANTS and visitors descended
to the basement.
The Agriculture Department
had set up IL special first aid
stations in its shelter areas. The
cost Of medical and other sup
plies there was met by contri-
buttons from department agencies
and other housed in Agriculture
buildings. at the rate of so cents
per full-time worker.
More than 100 Government
employees have received training
in basic fire fighting in the region
al GSA Guard Training School.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
Racial Segregation Will End
Within rs Years, Hickey Says

Baseball has come a long way
since Jackie Robinson was ac-
cepted in the National League.
And it also has come to the pro-
found belief in the right of the
Negro to make a living doing what
he does BEST" Hickey continued.
He said Robinson's color was
only one factor in his baseball
career.
II didn't sign Robinson for the
Brooklyn Dodgers because Of the
pigment of his skin" Hickey ex-
planned. II needed a good second
baseman and he was it." d.
Hickey said Pittsburgh now has
18 Negro players in its farm or
iganization and predicted that
Negroes would be playing in
levery league within a few years" I"
Evening star., 1952-12-13
Speeiol Dispotch 10 The Star

LEESBURG, Va, Dec. 13.-
Loudoun County residents are
pitching in to buy an operation
which may save the life of a f.
month-old baby girl.
The baby, little Cynthia Jerry,
was born with a rare heart condi-
tion-the arteries in her heart
are tranSposed.
Has Only One Chance.
Her only chance, doctors here
say. is through an operation at
famed Johns Hopkins Hospital in
Baltimore. And even then her
chances are not good, they say.
Cynthia apparently will get that
slim chance, however. After news
of her condition and of her par
ents' financial plight was pub
lished in the Loudoun News. local
contributed about $3.50.
That's enough to send Cynthia
and her mother. Mrs. William P.
Jerry of nearby Aldie, to the
Evening star., 1952-12-13
Afraid Test Prompts
Action 10 Improve CD
Plans in Buildings

Civil defense leaders in Govern
ment buildings were ready to start
ironing the wrinkles out Of their
preparedness plans. tested in q
mass air-raid drill yesterday.
In general. however. they ex-
Ipressed satisfaction with the test,
which sent an estimated 325, 900
Federal and District workers and
school children to designated
shelters.
Ferdinand Kaufholz, jr., deputy
director for Civil Defense Of Fed
|eral Buildings. said first reports
indicated that the move to shelter
took an average of only three and
lone-half to four minutes in a
building.
He said he expects it to take
about two weeks for all reports on
the drill to be compiled to permit
an overall evaluation.
Two imaginary atom bombs
exploded" in the test, one at
Tenth and M streets NV. and
lanother three-quarters of a mile
south Of the Pentagon. Civil de-
fense warning apparatus was
sounded throughout the city. but
the general public did not par
ticipate in the drill.
$4,000 Casualties"
| Workers and students returned
to their desks after Is minutes.
but the casualty reports con-
Etinued to flow into the Federal
Buildings Services Control Center
lat Seventh and D streets S.W.
during the afternoon.
Nearly 10000 casualties" were
reported. Especially hard hit
among the 88 buildings dam
aged" were the Navy Annex in
Virginia. -"demolished"-and the
Civil Service Building at Seventh
and F streets NV.
The center dispatched ambu-
lances. bulldozer, a generator, an
air compressor, trucks and labor
ers. a mounted water tank, q
heavy crane and mobile rescue
units.
Two workers in a building at
Fourth street and Independence
avenue S.W. actually were lowered
down a ladder from a second story
window on a stretcher.
Building Wardens Praised.
MI. Kaufholz praised the per-
formance of building wardens. He
Joined with District Director of
Civil Defense John Fondahl in
hailing President Truman and the
District Commissioners for their
support Of the test. They sug-
gested that similar interest must
come from leading private citizens
to make the local program effec-
tive.
At the Pentagon, the three top
floors were evacuated as the 1000
workers there went through the
drill.
Max c. Schwartz, head air raid
warden for the District, said he
was very pleased" at the results
in the District Building, where
Evening star., 1952-12-13
Fugitive From Virginia
Seized in Rhode Island
BY the Associated Press

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Dec. 13.-
Vincent Palliccio, "a, who police
say escaped from Virginia chain
gang in 1916, was arrested yes
terday at Rhode Island State
Prison as he was given parole.
He told detectives he plans to
fight extradition to Virginia.
Police said that Palliccio, a
skilled safecracker, had been SEN
fenced here to 10 years for two
safe robberies.
Detectives who served the war
rant for Virginia authorities said
Palliccio escaped from prison in
that State twice, the second time
in 1916 while he was serving a
10-year stretch for breaking into
a store in Mecklenberg County.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
BY the Associofed Press

BOSTON, Dec. 13.-After being
hailed as the outstanding Metho-
dist churchman of 1852, Branch
Hickey, general manager of the
Pittsburgh Pirates, predicted the
complete solution of the racial
segregation problem within the
next quarter-century.
The baseball executive was pre-
sented with the lions Herald
award here last night for pioneer
ing the introduction of Negro
players to the major leagues.
Within the next quarter
century, Americans will look back
on the segregation problem in
Observation-Disclosures what all
the fuss was about" Hickey said.