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Clarence Mitchell Is Speaker
For NnnCp Meeting

Clarence Mitchell of the Wash,
ington Branch OF the NAACP, who
was formerly the executive score
tary Of the St Paul Urban League
win be guest speaker at a dinner
meeting during the Minnesota
State Conference OF the NAACp
to be held on Saturday. Oct, 20.
at the YWCA in st. Paul. Mr..
Mitchell has had varied experience
in the field Of human relations.
He will disucss progress being
made on hills before Congress.
Registration for the meeting
viii begin at o a. m. During the
day, there will be workshops on
housing, problems Of the Ameri-
can Indian, the organization OF
branches, labor, industry and
other topics.
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Mrs. Taylor Named
To Church Board

Mrs. Robert Taylor, 800 f. 4lst
St, has been appointed to serve
on the committee of the children's
division of the board of Christian
education for the northwest dis.
trict of the AME church.
Mrs. Taylor's duties viii include
responsibility for promo ng
camping in the northwest district
comprised of Iowa and Minnesota
She will leave November 1S for
Des Moines, Ia, to attend her first
board meeting, which will be
held November 10th.
Mrs. Taylor, an active member
of Wayman AME church, has been
a representative of her church and
a Counsellor at Camp Baber. Cas-
sopolis, Mich. since the camp was
established.
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Usher Board OF Bethesda
Sponsors MusicoI Festival

The Usher Board of Bethesda
Baptist church Is sponsoring n
Musical Festival Sunday, October
10, at 4 p, m. at the church, 111S
SO. Eighth st,
Rev. Timothy Barge OF Ora
ham Temple viii be guest speak
er.
Guest artists appearing include
the Shepherd Quartette OF Ora
ham Temple Mrs. Ruth Cownn
and Mr., Julius Caesar vocalists.
Visitors are welcome. There Is
no admission charge.
Rev, Worth l., Barbour In pas
tor.
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Family Reunion
Held At Home
OF A. w. Jordan

Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Jordan. 96l
Marshall Az, entertained three
generations Of their family at a
dinner party and family dinner on
Sunday, October 8. A very special
guest was their granddaughter.
Valerie Jean Wallace. new born
infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Moses Wallace, 1872 Fisk. II was
a family reunion with several out
of-town guests Mr.. and Mrs Jor-
dan are the paternal grandparents
Of the new arrival.
Mrs Georgia Bell Morris, the
mother Of Mrs. Wallace, who is
visiting in the city was also
guest Mrs. Morris, wife Of the
late Edward r. Morris is formerly
Of st. Paul. She now lives in Los
Angeles, Calf
Also present were Mrs. Dolly
Crushshon, daughter; Mrs.
Yvonne Robinson. grand daugh-
ter and her youngsters, Kathleen
and James Jr., great-grandchil-
dren; Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander p.
Jordan, son and daughter-in-law
and their children. Mildred and
Peter and Mrs DeQuence J. Mel
son Of Chicago, Ill, daughter.
Another out-of-town guest was
Earl Clendenon Jr.. formerly Of
st. Paul who now lives in Chi
cagO, III. Mr.. CIendenon is the
nephew Of Mrs. Morris
Present also were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Moore, brother and sister-in-
law Of Mrs. Jordan. NJ. A. Boil
ling and Albert Yarbrough Of
Chicago, III
Following dinner. moving pic
lures and flash photos were taken
Of the group.
Mr.. Yarbrough and Mrs, Nelson,
members Of the Eureka Jubilee
Singers Joined their group in 81.
Paul on Thursday evening, Octo-
Der -. enroute 10 Seattle Wash.
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Miss Marcheta Allen, daughter
OF Mr., and Mrs. Theodore +. Allen
97S Igiehart Av,, has been APP.
pointed to the position of speech
therapist in the Crippled Chill
dren's Division of the University
Of Oregon Medical School at Port.
land, Oregon.
Miss Allen holds a Bachelor OF
Arts degree In speech-Reeduca
ton from Rackford College. Rock.
ford, Ill. While student there
Miss Allen was an outstanding
student. During her senior year
she was president OF her
class, She graduated In June OF
this year, She was president Of
the campus organization, Fellow
ship OF Faith.
Miss Allen IL currently employ
ed In the administrative depart,
ment of the University of Mime,
sofa. She viii leave for Portland
during the later part Of thii
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen have piannet
a premature birthday and Thanks
giving party for their daughter
on Sunday, October 10. Miss Al
len will be a on November IA.
Before leaving for her new posi-
ton, Miss Allen viii visit her sis
ter and brothcr-in-iaw, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Fred Bonner II tnoe Myrr
hene AIen) in Chicago, III,
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MANY RED FEATHER"
COMMUNITY WORKERS

According TO team captains
John NJ. Patton and Norman p.
Light. neighborhood contribu-
tons for the Rlce-Lexington area
OF the Greater st. Paul Commun-
ity Chest drive which will end on
October 20, have been coming In
steadily from workers Of the two
teams.
Workers, who have been well
briefed on the important service
rendered by the 80 Red Feather
agencies, have been ringing door
bells in the community on behalf
of these organizations.
Among workers in the area are
the Mines. III. p. Ross, James
Thomas, John Stanley. William
CLANCY, Bertha King, Roosevelt
Harmon, W. b, Walker. Eugene
Lewis. Theodore Allen, Eula Nit
cheil and Laura Mae Schuck. Al
so. Mrs. Robert ]. Jones, Allie
Balenger. Bettye Few, w. c. OFT,
E, c, Cooper and Russell Balenger.
Also the Mines Percy Dawson,
N. l.. Hardy. o. C. Han. L. Nc
Coy, Vincent Owens, Paul Wood,
Cornelius Tucker. Talmadge Car
ey, Halle salters, Minnie Ray
mond, Leola Clark. Leroy Coleman
and Pearl Mcintosh.
Also william Young, Robert
Jones, Ernest Greene, Lorenzo
Carter and the Misses Donazel
Greene and Frances Ciyburn; DIR.
Charles williams, the Misses Mar
ion Williams, lone Brown and Kay
Muggabery: George Brooks Jr.,
Earl MCGEE. Charles Robinson;
the Mines, Fred Kerber, Arthur
Mcwatt, Rufus Payne. Paul Cash
man, Gerald Lewis, Robert Har-
ris. Charles Barnes. Dan Nc
Adams, Mary Morris and Mrs
Ira Allen.
Also the Mines, Dan johnson. ],
w Mcmillan. Louclla Hagee. Geo
James and Harold Erickson.
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Californian fefed At
Beautiful Reception
Held Sunday, Oct. :

NAACP headquarters, 643 lyle
hart Av., was the scene of beau
tiful reception on Sunday evening
in honor of Mrs. Georgia Bell
Morris Of Los Angeles, Calf.
given by her sister. Mrs. Harriet
Bell Smith and her cousin, Mrs.
Eva Neal. Mrs. Morris is formerly
of st. Paul.
Twin City artists filled the
evening with music and guests en-
joyed solos by Mrs. Rose Marie
Cook, Richard Murphy and a duet
by the Mines Roberta Davis and
Tessie Sonion. Chamber music was
played by Mrs. Susie b. Crossley,
and piano duets by Mrs. Smith
and Mrs. Arlee II. Hallowell.
Guests were served from a
beautifully arranged table. The
hand crocheted table cloth OF
pineapple design was made by
Mrs. Smith and conferred on the
table was a unique floral bouquet
of fall NUNS and painted wheat,
arranged by Mrs Neal with flow
ers from her garden.
The guest or honor made an e>/
quisite picture in a dress of royal
blue velvet with a dog collar" of
rhinestones. The hustesses pre-
scented her with a corsage of baby
NUNS of fall hues.
Other out-of-town guests at the
reception were Mr. and Mrs,
Emerson Harris, also of Los An
geles. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Neal
also presented Mrs. Harris with a
similar corsage.
Present also was Earl Clenden-
on Jr., nephew of Mrs Smith and
Mrs. Morris, of Chicago, III; AL
bert Yarbrough and Mrs. De-
quence Nelson, also of Chicago;
the Messrs. and Mines. William s
Ridley. Robert Murray, Ted Al
len. NJ f. Bell NJ +. Baltrip
Harold w. Wright, Robert Jones,
and Mrs. Ruth V. Bloom Of Los
Angeles.
Also included among the guests
were the Messrs. George Brooks
Jr.. Richard Murphy, Theodore
Hagen. Bennett Isabel, Nathan
iel a. Evans, ]. Nathaniel Smith
Bob Smith, Robert l.. Crump, Bert
Ellis. and the Mines. Carlos Moi
fatt, Dolly Crushshon, A. w. Jor-
dan, Ben Campbell. Beverly Car
roll, Roberta Davis, Tessie Sonion.
Roberta Davis, TessieM. F. Robin
son, Beth White, O'Delle Galloway
and Arlee Hallowell
Also the Mines. Louise Hopkins.
Ida Mae Murphy, Albert McFar-
land, Jr., George Brooks, Sr.,
Gladys Johnson. LiIella f. Brown.
c. F. Galloway, Justine Jackson,
and Lucille M williams.
Also Andre FIorenz. Miss Gloria
Williams and the Mines. Mabelle
Hatton. Odessa Russell, Madeline
c. Williams. Birdie High. Alice NJ
Harding, Annie l.. Cook, Rebecca
Toussaint, Susie 3. Crossley. Ad-
die c. Few, Alberta Bell and
Geraldine Edwards.
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GOLD BAND CLUB HOLDS
ELECTION or OFFICERS

The Gold Band Club met ON
Monday, October 10. at the home
of Mrs, Reginald Clark. $40 Ron
do Av, and held their election OF
officers.
Newly elected president Us Mrs.
Il. C. Cooper Other officers elect
ed are: Mrs. William Sayles, Jr.,
vice president; Mrs. Ralph Ora
ham, secretary: Mrs. Robert
Jones. assistant secretary; Mrs
Junius Powell. treasurer and Mrs.
Donald Lewis. sergeant-at-arms.
Publicity chairman In Mrs. Eu-
gene Wright. Co-chairman OF the
social activities committee are
the Mines Martin BroolSins and
Vernon Napue,
The next meeting OF the club
viii be held at the home of Mrs.
E. c, Cooper, 1914 ST. Anthony
Av. when the club will consider
prospective members.
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Ao@' hoSNcf uesree from
Northwestern University and is a
high school teacher In the public
school system in Chicago.
Sister Visits: Mrs. Georgia Bell
Morris of Los Angeles, Calf, has
been dividing her time during her
visit in the city as guest of her
sister, Mrs. Harriet Bell Smith,
1920 Rondo Av, and her daughter
and son-in-law and new grand
child, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Wal
lace, 1872 ". Fisk.
Houseguests: MIR. and Mrs,
James s. Griffin, 5s7 Rondo Av.
have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Emerson Harris OF Los Angeles,
Cal. Mrs. Griffin is the mother
of columnist Jimmie Griffin.
Entertained At Dinner: Mrs.
Bertha King, BIT No. st. Adams
entertained at a dinner party on
Sunday, October 2 in honor of
Miss Gloria Williams and her
fiance. Andre Florenz, whose we'd
ding will be a social event this
month. Other guests were the
Messrs. and Mines. c. L. Ponder,
Morgan Winters, Mrs. Lucille VIII
hams, mother of Miss Williams
and Douglas Lewis.
Mississippi Guests: Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene H. Lewis, 944 lyle
hart Av., had as their week end
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. LaMon BeaIe
Mr.. and Mrs. Velma Young and
son, Charles of Meridian, Miss.
Mr.. Beale is a patient at Mayo
Clinic, Rochester, MINI. They re-
turned to Rochester on Tuesday
morning.
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.DEBS 4 DATES
BY "Shiriee"

Hi there debs and dates Of the
Twins, and wherever else this
column is read.
Jackie Crump gave a Birthday
party for herself Saturday night,
and since l wasn't there am not
able to say much about il, except
Happy Birthday Jackie!
Friday night, Bobbie Hayes had
a very nice Birthday party. She
got a lot of nice presents, and the
food was real good.
Happy Birthday Wilma Merrill!
Carole Mason had a party on
Friday, and l heard it was really
jumping! Say, Lorrie, tell all the
dates in Champaign that Wilma
and Janice Merrill said HI, and
that Wen see them soon!
You know the days of chivalry
haven't passed yet. Jerry Flem-
ings picked up Margie Smith and
was gallantly attempting to carry
her across a mud puddle. About
half way across, Jerry's feet got
tangled with the mud and down
they went in the most beautiful
puddle of mud you ever want to
fall in, in front of Wheatley on a
Tuesday night!
Judy Jones, l heard your party
Saturday was going away party.
Where are you going?
Personality OF the Week
This fabulous deb of 10 years is
junior at North Hi, Minneapo-
lis, and is five feet even and
weighs 100 pounds, which are dis
tributed nicely. She won a trophy
for tap dancing a while ago, which
goes with her favorite subject,
modern dance.
Football heads her list of sports
and her favorite activity is cheer
leading, which is nice, since she
is a cheerleader at school, and was
one last year at Wheatley. She is
one of the Original Jigaloes,
which happens to be not the name
of that group now. She is the for
mer secretary of the Phi Alpha
Leta's. Her favorite record is
Feel So Good" by Shirley and
Lee, and June Christy's fine sing
ing voice makes her her favorite
singer.
Her favorite food is French
fried potatoes.
This fabulous deb is Cynthia
Eason, better known as "Sindy."
She is in the ALB Products of Jun
ior Achievement, and is president
of the Pep club at school. Sin
dy's" ambition is to become an
elementary school teacher. She
should succeed. as much as she
loves children. Anyone that knows
"Sindy" can tell you how nice
she is, for she is the friendliest
person l have met in a long time
No matter what field, "Sindy"
wishes to go into, she has what it
takes to go into it, because
"Sindy" is smart. So carry on
"Sindy," we are all behind you.
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Minneapolis Womens UN Rally
Committee representing "a Or
CARNATIONS. The purpose OF the
rally is to inform the people OF
the community of the detectives
and progress of the UN.
This year the rally will COM
memorate the 10th anniversary of
the founding of the United Ma
tons. There will be birthday
cake and a candle-hghting cere-
mony. A choral group from st.
GATHERINGS College will sing. Mrs.
Charles Rauch, chairman of the
Rally Committee, will preside and
Mrs. Donald Heng, past chairman.
will introduce General Romulo.
DR.. Henry f. Allen, co-ordinator
of student religious groups at the
University. will give the invoca-
ton and there will be a greeting
from Mayor Eric G. Hoyer.
General Romulo received num-
erous military decorations during
the war and since has had many
awards as a spokesman for peace.
He represented the Philippines in
the UN since it was founded in
1915 and served as president of
the fourth General Assembly. He
Is a Pulitzer Prize winner and
the author OF a number of books,
including, Il Saw The Fall OF The
Philippines" Brother Americans"
Il Saw The Philippines Rise" and
Crusade In Asia"
according to a story in the New
York Times, General Romulo is
to receive the Gold Award" of the
New York board of trade for his
outstanding contributions and
leadership in promoting our heri-
tage of freedom and democracy in
Asia and throughout the world"
assistant secretary, Mrs. Florence
Daniels, treasurer and Mrs. Mary
Patrick, chaplain.
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"a AsSN thursday Inal tneTe WAS less
vandalism during the construction of this building
than in the case of any other school built in
St. Paul
BOTH THE CHILDRENs AND THE adults
dedieatory programs packed with thrills and
this compliment to community sort OF topped
everything.
ACCORDING To MRS. LEoNA WINNER
principal at Maxfield the children OF the neighbor-
hood, their initiative, stood guard" over
the premises during the period OF construction re-
porting any apparent waywardness they observed,
THE DECORATION COMMITTEE. headed by
Mrs, Estella Dorsey, added to the beauty OF the
school with variety of floral arrangements placed
in all of the clsssrooms and in the corridors,
FOR AN HOUR BEFORE THE PROGRAM
over thousand citizens of the community and
friends were guided tour of the building by Il
special committee. while the Central High school
orchestra, under the direction OF Chester Campbell
played incidental music
COMPLETE ACCOUNT of the dedication Is
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UN RoN OF. 49,
Filipino Leader, General
Carlos RomoIo, Speaker
At Womens UN RaIIv
Uk Roiy Oct. 10:

General Carlos p Romulo, special envoy the United
States and chief Philippine delegate to the United Nations will
speak on Todays World-Tomorrows Goals at UN rally
al 5o m, October 49, in the Minneapolis Auditorium.
The rally has been annual beginning with the
Dumbarton Oaks Rally eleven is sponsored by the
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Sports by Jimmie Griffin are
always concise and authoritative.
Give some people taste OF
authority and they never close
their mouths,
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This paper tries always to get
the facts as they are and not as
II would like to see thena. We
print the news-the people and
community make 1t.
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Social and Personal
& ST. PAUL 1

FORMER St Pauite Surprises Relatives Earl Clendenon
Jr formerly OF St Paul of Chicago H. surprised his
aunt Mrs Harriet Bell Smith, 1920 Rondo when he arrived
1or week end visit Friday, October Mr. Cendenon was
graduated from Central high school in 1899 and left the cv
shortly thereafter This his first since he left He
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The best informed leaders Of the
Upper Midwest region subscribe
10 and rad this paper regularly.
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CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE Manifold PTA FUND for
furnishings the teachers furnish
kitchen with hot lunch
according Sue Williams chairman the purchasing
Among community who
these projects the Dining Car Employees Union Local
Brooks Post Legion the Cameo Social
Club; Literary Society Pilgrim Baptist church. the
Midlng hes the Halle O.
Sleeping
other organizations and individuals
opened the Theatre From all reviews THE
Trial packed film starring Glenn Ford and Dorothy Nc
Interested JuanO Hernandez
hear TO the eff
feet that the should net him Oscar
HIGHLY DIGNIFIED JUDGE, Hernandez, who a part
part-te teacher preds the trial OF youth
of murder in Trial"
PICTURE BASED ON the Harpers winning novel
by Mandeqicz Arthur Kennedy John
Kodiak Jurado
WOULD BE FAVOR TO advertisers the Elm
Realty anyone knowing the whereabouts Of Emory
Lindsey that Howard Emqus the realty wants to
Lindsey, St Paul would let Mr.
$50 bill he wants to
give Mr. Lindsey return for small favor"
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"A smart girl quits playing af-
ter she's made a good catch" -
Patti Ross.
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of this big moment community due splendid
cooperation officials
ton members of the community and friends.
the Bureau OF Elections in the Court house order to be eligible
November special Support
amendment
city better in which to hve
WEEK fashionable to wear red fcather Friday
October H. will public
vate and parochal schools will
report rally at the Athletic club years campaign
support agencies
Thursday.
SEND GET WELL WISHES o Mrway
hospital Mrs Edna Boey St Josphs hospital L. Murray
Fairvtew and Mrs ellison. Ancker hospital
THE TALENTED BLAKEY SISTERS of Scandal Mimi will
make 5th appearance Saturday
October Is original production
their mother portrayed Blaey
Chsago high school band,
Caroe will act as cheer leaders
LOVELY OCTOBER" the acts and sounds
like something don't want to miss!
Lorraine who hopes to a top day
attending music clinic at Pine City has been
hard under top notcher Bob Bass
ANOTHER LITTLE FOX" of a
800 Carroll Av,
secretary gradually returning
to normal following his wfe Jeans presentation to him of anote
baby girl, Thursday Midway hospital
weighed
in honor of her maternal and paternal grandmohers
The delighted little three
Richard X Fox ST. St Louis Mo- grandmother
Sunday happy family. grand
Mr. and Mrs James Robinson Los Angeles Calf
MRS EDNA GRIFFIN Rondo really enjoyed
relatives Lnletters
appearance Friday
Angeles Recently nephew Gary
also of Los Angeles appeared the
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ct. Paul
Who's Who
Who's New
Where's To Go
Wh0f's To Do
BY MILDRED JORDAN
JOHN NJ. Ora

JOHN NJ GRAN assistant superintendent
business affairs while presiding
Maxfed
Evening star., 1955-06-12
BY CECIL HOLLAND

Air raid warning horns ano
sirens will blare out here al
1905 pm. Wednesday to set of
participation by the Washington
area in a Nation wide civil de-
Ifense exercise-Operation Alert
1855.
The exercise will be based or
Ia hypothetical enemy air ano
submarine attack on so critical
target areas scattered over the
United States. Washington will
he battered by a make-believe
|H-bomh equivalent to 100000
tons of TINT.
With President Eisenhower and
key Government officials par
ticipating and moving out of the
District, the exercise will con-
tinue over a three-day period
However. public participation
here will be limited to a period
of two or three hours after the
alert sounds.
Cropping for Plan
Out of the exercise, Federal
and local civil defense officials
cropping for some means of de-
tense in the event of an actual
H-bomb attack-hope to obtain
valuable information in develop
ing an evacuation plan as a cor
nerstone of Washington's civil
defense program. This time, how
ever. the evacuation exercise will
be only a token affair.
Evening star., 1955-06-12
WATER, WATER EVERYWHERE
ButU. .S.Moy Be Facing
Catastrophe Shortage

over largely to sage brush and
rattlesnakes.
Nowadays, new advances in in
dustry-the development of syn
thetic fibres, for example-call
for more water all the time
Forty per cent Of all the water
we use goes to industry. And So
the industrial East also is aWak-
Iening to the Importance of the
water factor in the economy.
With 80 per cent OF our useful
water supply going to agriculture
and industry, only a thin 10 per
cent remains for everyday living
needs in city and countryside
Here again, our growing popula-
tion adds to the squeeze each
year.
Congress also is becoming more
aware of the water problem. The
House, which wants to set up
water-supply projects in every
State, only recently started the
Continued on Page A-4, Col. l
Evening star., 1955-06-12

three others, not counted in tn,
IS cases, who had stomach can
Ger as we'll as ulcers. Their ulcer.
did not heal.
Raw cabbage juice is particu'
larly rich in a substance which
DR.. Cheney tentatively calls Wit.
amin U. 1t apparently helps the
stomach lining to resist break.
down when under attack by nat.
ural stomach acids and other
body chemicals. The substance
also is present in leafy green
vegetables. milk and eggs.
Treatment calls for drinking
at least quart of cabbage juice
daily
With the cooperation of a
drug manufacturer, DR.. Cheney
obtained cabbage juice in con-
centrated form so that less bulk
would be needed. The Juice also
was reduced to powder and put
into capsules for some patients
Evening star., 1955-06-12
''Operotion Alert Details
Spelled Out for Area
Eisenhower and $4,000 U. S. Officials
To Quit City in Wednesday Test

Highlights of the exercise as
far as Washington and this area
ARE concerned are:
/. The President and some
$4,000 other Government Off
tcials and key employees will move
Iout of the Capital to secret re-
location centers, where they will
stay three days. The purpose of
this maneuver is to test plans
for keeping the Government run
ming and the people informed in
the event Washington should be
knocked out.
2. The District itself will test
Ia new system of warning and
new warning equipment. Except
for the $4,000 mentioned above
there will be no actual evacua-
Ition. There will, however, be a
gesture in this direction: All
Federal and District employees
Iemployes in some independent
office buildings organized with
warden service. and students in
three District schools will go to
automobiles and stand by ready
to leave.
Test County Facilities
3. There will be actual evacua-
tion of about 1900 employees
from the governments of Arling-
ton. Alexandria, Fairfax and
Falls Church. Va, and of about
400 from the Ayrlawn COM
munity in Montgomery County,
Md. These areas will test warm
See CIVIL DEFENSE, Page Al