Evening star. [volume], February 13, 1952, Page A-21, Image 21

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House Slated to Vote
Additional Funds for
Alaska Civil Defense
Additional outlays for civil de
fense in Alaska may be voted on
by the House next week.
This was indicated when the
House Rules Committee yesterday
cleared a Senate-approved meas
ure to exempt the territory from a
requirement that States match
Federal funds allotted for that
purpose.
The committee voted approval,
following a sharp discussion in
which Representative Brown, Re
publican, of Ohio protested against
what he described as “asinine”
civil defense projects in many
cities.
E. L. Bartlett, Alaska Delegate
in the House, told the committee
a bombing attack on Alaska in the
event of war, might be not only
“in a matter of minutes," but also
could be devastating to the civil
ian population living in frame
structures and in widely scattered
communities. He urged that
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Antibiotic Drugs Cleared
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LOS ANGELES, Feb. 13—Asth
ma and bronchial pneumonia
killed two small children whose
deaths originally were blamed on
antibiotics, autopsies have dis
closed.
Dr. Edward M. Butt, chief pa
thologist at General Hospital, said
there was no evidence that
any antibiotic administered to
either of the children caused
death. He said that Carole Ann
Whitlock, 18 months, had been
administered Chloromycetin, but
succumbed Sunday to bronchial
pneumonia, and that Jackson Lee
Beakley, 2, given aureomycin, died
of asthma.
Physicians who attended the
children refused to sign death cer
tificates, pending an investigation.
Dr. Roy Gilbert, county health
officer, said he has no reason to
believe that any . antibiotic drug
now being used will nave any ef
fect other than beneficial.
I Alaska be allotted an additional
$5.2 million for civil protective
construction, such as hospital and
shelter facilities.
The Territorial Legislature re
cently appropriated $400,000 for
civil defense and, under existing
law, would be entitled to a similar
amount from the Federal Govern
ment, 'he explained. The per
capita appropriltion is bigger than
that of any State except New
York, but is far from sufficient to
meet civil defense needs, he said.
Mr. Brown said he recognized
that “Alaska would be immediately
under the gun” in any attack from
Siberia and that the civilians of
that American territory should
have adequate protection. But he
was worried, he said, that a large
outlay of funds might lead to the
same sort of “asinine things that
are being done in civil defense in
this country.”
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News of Music
Philadelphia Orchestra Accents
Variety and Entertainment
By Elena de Sayn
The Philadelphia Orchestra last
night provided more variety and
entertainment than usual in its
program presented in Constitution
Hall under the direction of Alex
ander Hilsberg.
Mr. Hilsberg led the orchestra
is its associate conductor for the
last time last night. He resigned
his post, owing to the pressure of
out-of-town engagements, but
may return in the future as guest
conductor.
Of the two novelties listed, Lo
cateili’s “Concerto for Pour Vip
lins, String Orchestra and Organ,
Op. 1, No. 12,” came first. It was.
peffortned by four violinists taken
from the ranks of the group—
Jacob Krachmalnick, concert
master; David Madison, assistant
concertmaster, and Sol Ruden and
Morris Shulik, leaders of the sec
ond violin section, with Robert
Elmore of Philadelphia at the
organ.
Well matched tonally and emo-i
tionally, the violinists put into
their execution a great deal of!
musical expression and finish. The!
score, revised by Alceo Toni, an
Italian composer of distinction,;
abounded in short soli for each'
of the violins. They were often
seconded by the rich sound of a
single viola or the entire viola
section.
Two soli for piano with orches
tra; Liszt’s “Concerto No. 1 in
E-flat Major” and the composer’s
“Hungarian Fantasia,” played by
Claudio Arrau, lent glitter to the
evening. A stupendous technician,
Mr. Arrau dispatched the breath
taking pianistic feats with the
greatest ease and vigor. His digi
tal velocity, the power of his
wrists, his sweeping octaves and
the feather-like delicacy at his
command, were all there. But
with all this display, a little too
obvious by its calculated effect,
Mr. Arrau missed the finer points
of the concerto—its sincerety. The
composer’s ways of expression may
be outmoded, yet his music is not
quite as shallow as Mr. Arrau led
us to believe.
The six dances of Bartok’s
“Dance Suite for Orchestra," in
their first local performance, had
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be taken at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the
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The curriculum includes art, in
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tion. A $2.50 fee is required for a
48-hour term.
Round-Table on Inflation
Dr. Fred Dirks of the Interna
tional Monetary Fund, will con
duct a round-table discussion on
inflation in defense planning at 8
p m. tomorrow in Copley Lounge,
Georgetown University. The dis
cussion is being sponsored by the
university’s economics department.
some of the barbaric element as*
sociated with the American-Indian
war dances. The frequent use of
various brass and woodwind In
struments for short solos, em
phatic rhythms and sound effects
were full of color without recourse
to much dissonance, characteristic
of Bartok’s compositions of a later
period.
Schubert’s “Symphony No. 5,
in B-flat Major,” an outgrowth
of a string quartet, played in the
house of Schubert’s father, often
referred to as the “symphony
without trumpets and drums.”
rounded out a thoroughly enjoy
able program, skillfully directed
by Mr. Hilsberg.
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