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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
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WOMEN LAWYERS ASSO.

WOMEN LAWYERS ASSO-
w CITATION of Michigan has
scheduled a meeting for WedneS-
day at s p IN. in the auditorium
of the Detroit Federation of
Women'S Clubs in Second boule-
Nard and Hancock avenue.
Security for Women in the
Postwar World will be the SUBJ
iect of the panel discussion at
which Zaio Woodford. Detroit
attorney and president or The
association, Will act as moder-
atOr.
The panel viii include Ruth
Hustled Whipple, member OF the
common eoaneff- of Plymouth
and former mayor Of that city;
Kathleen LCwTTe, Michigan rep
reSentative women'S bureau Of
the L. S. Labor Department.;
Vera Primrose, research dircC-
tor Of the CIO Political Actions
Committee, and BeSSe NJ. Car
ner, attorney and Investigator
for the friend of the court, for
merly chairman of the Michi-
gan labor commission and state
director Of community services,
WpA.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Absolutely HGrmIess!
No Exercise!
No Reducing DrVgsI

ercio-e 3 90 for introductory rar
CHT-PAR and o. parriSh's Booklet
under your money back oner C. o
orders accepted
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Set COLONY
Club Fete

COLONY TOWN CLUB on
~ Wednesday evening viii give
q Valentino dinner party in thc
Detroit Athletic Club
Mrs. George + GoodSon is
in charge Of reservations. and
among the members and fner
husbands who plan 90 attend
are
NESSE~ AND NE~rtrrs-
phiIp e BH}tr E-..H... r.H
Elrd e CaSa G#Hu H.
Authouy NaIlsr Naff a N..t..i b. ..,.t
Donald Melville Allan q wales
a group Of songs from light
opera viii be- sung hy Martha
KarelaS. who had the role Of
Annina In the Michigan Opera
SOciety'S production ut "Travi-
alta in January
Dinner VIII bc followed hv
bridge and dancing Also on
the Colony Town Clubs social.
calendar is a luncheon Feb. -
at the Detroit Boat Club.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Army Reunion

Il Douglas Booth. after II
months Rryice IN the Mediter-
ranedn. spent a leave with his
wife. who is with her father.
-. T.. Hansen OF Stahelin road.
Mrs Booth accompanied 1t
Booth TO his new station in Nor
folk. Va. where She Will remain
for a couple of weeks.
Capt. and Mrs. r, c. JAM
have returned 10 Camp Howe,
Gainesville. Tex, after a 15-day
leave spent with Mrs. JAM
parents. Mr. and Mrs Willard
{. Copeland, Greenview road.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r
CaVoIf OF Salisbury road has
as their guests. their son and
daughtrr-in-law Capt and Mrs.
r r. w. Cae-il and voting e-Sett7
Billy Capt Cayell has been
transferred from Yale Univer-
sity 10 New Haven, Conn.
where he viii be ioIned by his
wife and son as soon as living
quarters can be found.
Mrs. Ray SpOoner, Grandville
road was hostess at luncheon
Friday at Bot>ford Inn. Her
guests included MeSdames Fred
Zimmerman, Thorn a $ Wilton,
Harry Funk and M c h !
Mangan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Marjorie Jean Doyle
Wed TO Army FIier

white feathers and she wore
white orchids.
Mrs. Frederick Piggins, as
matron of honor, was gowned
in light blue crepe and had an
orchid corsage.
Gordon r. Smith was best
man.
After a reception at the War
dell-Sheraton, the young couple
left for Washington, ID. c. The
bridegroom has just returned
from a year of active duty in
the south Pacific.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

SIMPLICITY MARKED the
marriage Saturday afternoon Of
Miss Marjorie Jean Doyle,
daughter of Mrs. Rose l.. Doyle
of Lauder avenue, to 1t.
Edward Bergman, USAAF, son
of Mr.. and Mrs, G.. Bergman
of Haverhill road. DR.. Roger
Treat performed the 3 p. m.
ceremony in the Bushnell Con
gregational Church.
The bride wore white crepe
afternoon dress, fashioned with
bell-shaped sleeves lined with
turquoise. Her tiny hat was Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

Are Fe+ed

THE J. F Campbell family OF
Il Stahehn road, who next
week will move 10 Cleveland, is
being generally fetcd
Mr. and Mrs James A.
Stephens Will give a farewell
dinner for them Wednesday eve
ming az their house m Arteslan
road.
Mr.. and Mrs Stuart King.
Lauder avenue VIII entertain
for them al dinner Thursday
evening.
A progressive dinner will be
given Friday evening, beginning
al John / Brackets home in
Staheln road and ending with a
dessert and am evening party at
the Harold & GraboSkC resi-
dencc m Artc>lan roads
Marllyn BrackcttSMin give a
party Thursday afternoon for
Joan and Tommy Campbell. -
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Learn how science
helps to make the
lace younger

The skin Of your face and hroat Is it ageng losing its
beauty If so. try scientific ENDOCREME. For most
women, ENDoCREME =. with its 7-year record of
gets results hitherto thought impossible For
improves the skin itself, not merely its superficial
appearance Only ENDOCREME contains AcTIvoL''.
This AcrvoL is scientific counterpart of natural skin
vitaizing substance substance that diminshes with
advancing age. When you apply ENDoCREME it is
absorbed under the skins surface compensate for this
loss to firm tissues and rebuild cells Thus the skin tends to
become fresher rmer smoother youhfuIy beautiful
again. Isn't this the best way you can invest your
cosmetic dollars1 Many report truly exceptional results
m Only 30 days
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Visits and Departures

Edward Poralh of Breton
drive has gone TO Join his family
at their palatial winter resi-
dence IN Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Robert Johnson will arrive
home Feb % from Muhlenburg
College Pa 10 be with his par
entS. Mr. and Mrs. Walter V.
johnson of Plainview road.
Mrs {. y Reason of GlaSton-
bury road is spending the sea-
son with friends in Miami Beach,
Fla.
Mrs a G Liddicoat of Bret
ton drive has arrived home after
A FIVE weeks visit with relatives
IN Oakland Cal
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Eberly and
daughter, Dorothy of Faust road
are enjoying A stay in Okla
hOma
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
H4iHs S
Celebration

DIETY HILL CHAPT F r,
Il OAR, on Tuesday viii cele-
brate its tenth anniversary by
giving a tea in the home Of Mrs.
Harry Allen in West Maple
avenue in Birmingham
Assisting hoSteSSes viii be.
MESDAMES
e w wacker Thomas Nsvlu
Marx Harris Don =. Dashcr
william Lambert walter Klelnert
William I. Graham
Miss Laura G. Cook, state
regent, will be guest speaker.
Other honor guests Will be Mrs.
Harlan r. Rowe. state regent
of France: Mrs. George D..
Schermerhorn, national chair
man of Red Cross; Mrs. Robert
Vint. state chairman Of Ameri-
canism: Mrs. Harry +. Going,
state chairman of conservation;
Mrs. William II. DeGraf. state
chairman Of national defense,
and the following regents from
metropolitan Detroit area:
MESDANiEs
p. n Dillingham; walter r rruit
John z Fleming Marvin HoaFland
\ p Robb Walter FySn
Charles X Mooney Alien Buckley
frank Goldberg
d. Nina A. Mangas and Miss Blanche
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
BPW Meetina tuesday

METROP POLITAN BUSI-
NESS AND PROFESSIONAL
WOMEN'S CLUB will meet
Tuesday at 7 p. m. at the De-
troit Library. Helen FasSett
will speak on "City Planning"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
l;lz3lj 3159z2;1
many LOSE 'TG sMt4R inSsH's YETEAT PLENTY

THOUSANDS 0ou take on
1 pounds Of nuly TAT quickly.
.ssiiy. without harmful druoS e..
ercise OF strict diets. follouinu
tht Easy Reducing Plan Of Or.
EdS Parrish, physieiap ano Tor
msr state public heafth ofiicef a,
given over the radio 20 millions
heFs's all you 90 for lunch.
take ? teaspooGfuis ~ Csi-Par 900
sisss ef iuiCe 0r ans bsvei sps
F0r brsaktaSt ang dinner eat As
usual. Dot "a; serslBiy Don cot
out ta'ty. ttarrhy t10ds lud cut
down or thrm Thus you cut
dO~n youf oaloriC intake, lose
weight naturally. You reedn /
Gufisr HUNGRY moment
Cai-Paf IS not a harmful redue.
inc druq, but dietary product
tuftitytna Youf diet with certain
esssHtai minerals and HtsWi0s
Most over~eiqht people are helped
hy the Plan. Try II. NeaT friends
will marvel az the imprufLmGni
IN your fuure Get Sis car Of
Cal.Par 80 day supsIs4 =, sR.
hsaith food or drug store.
= 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

~, will msu you postpaid a SPECIAL IHTRoouC.
InRI CAN FOR ONLY Si-0Q- -Fira h0A mhN satisfy
,ou or money baek pin doiaf bill 10 and
maii today wen Include FREQ Or. PARRish'S Book-
LEr On rsdueinV containing imporArt tacs you should
krou poudi inV wei0ht tables ana charts Of food values
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-29
Truman Attempts
To Curb Racial
Discrimination

WASlllNGTON tANPt y
move io curt raca, a8serrmmaiwif
ou frdtfa ton ws made fen
THURSDAY oy pr>,aeat 2 mfN
who simultaneously WapuNpn9 'I'
FEPC 10 probc cnunl"nei a's-
crmnaton in private Na0s'f cil
gagged 10 military "ei'rc'Nr te-
conversion prodlrti"n
ut has come to nay aiteafon.
said the Presidents dlrcc'Nr. "ieat
a considerable nunnrl az loyal aud
aoaliNcd employees have been ret
fused transfer and unemployment
by employing accncle- sedclN Or
cause OF race alul creed. This is q
violation 81 ci,il service rules 81
sued hy the President and Of au
existing law"
Aside fiom ls- directive So hcads
Of govcrumcn, departments 'u r'-
cal discrimination Truman also
Authorised the FEPC TO investigate
racial bias in private indnsiry ard
continued the FEpt uHil .iule 30.
1916. a midwest harWe vlil he
conducted by ihp FEp' in tebru-
airy To- determine cine rNicn' 90 dis
elimination against Nrefpes aNe
other minority groups in ieyonNei-
sion hiring.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-29
CLUB HOUSE
BAN SOUGHT

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-29
Public Relations
Officer Awarded
Bronze Star

PARIS. France ~ Major KEN
Moth r. Campbell. Of fo4l Michigan
Avenue. Chicago Illinois liaison
Officer with the Information and
Education Division Of Theaicr Ser
Nlcc Forces. European Thea'er was
awarded use Bfonze Star Medal ~
Colonel Herbert a HaA Pnhlc
Relations Officer OF Thcaicr Ser
vice Forces, European Thcatrr here
recently.
The award was given for mcri-
tonous service 90 conucction WIN
Military operations during me pc
iiod Octobrl 2e-. 1914 90 Mas >,
}n45 unlc De was with lhc l.aiSon
section Of TSFl.T Public Rotations
utliec.
The citation read, IN par' as fol-
lows: as Fi,ld liaisnn oihcer
Public Relations Section. II ga Il :
quarters Communications Zone,
Major Campbell was responsible
primarily fol the development of a
-teady Tow Of public relations MAJ
i,ral from Negro units aud with
the investigation Of Public r'la-
iiouS problems involving these
units.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-29
Witness Stays
Murderer Who
Threatened Him

John Real. 45. Of lsOe W Kirby,
&. henry held bN police cn 'hafye
~ killing Arthur Scwell. 40, Of
5ili Tillman
Scwcll. who was free on hond
awaiting trial fof Staying MIS-.
Scwcll. was shot with gun as he
stood on q corner at Williams and
Kirby. Bcal was one Of The wit
ncsscs TO Mrs. Scwcll's murder on
Aug. 26. l945. lie told police that
Sewcll had threatened 60 shoot HIM
on sight. Witnesses said that the
dead man had a hammer on his
person.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-29
Attacks Employer
Who Denies Him Job

Clarence r. Norman, 81 of i2o9
Eliot. is held hy police on charge
of frlonious assault placed bS liN-
man kowal. Of 1921 Clement who
operates the General Egg Crate
4 Basket company at 1928 Division
street
kowa said Norman, former
employee. applied at tho store for
work and was refused. whefrupon
hc drew knife and cut kowal
about the face and head, rcqunnng
treatment at Receiving hospital.
Norman admitted attacking has
former employer but charged ko-
wal with attacking hun first with
a small hatchct Wiz ~scs say
Norman was the aggrcssor. and
kowal tried to defend himself with
the hatchet
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-29
APPOINTED TO
RFDCROSS
BODY

I'll SkETtE-- ANri- r. iohn
~ Cheuaut medical director
Joau A. Andrew Memorial hos
rnl rj also director Of ihc
in4alv PARALYSIS lmii +" les
l,se, BOO rne hs heen ap.
70 m. d 10 th. mneoS ho",d on
irslh services Of ,hs Ameii'sn
rcd Ciu.> ~ Basil OCanner no
tional md Gross chsirman.
IN Chcnault viii serve with
total board membership Of leg
ncn and women nom - states
md district 10 Columbia repre-
s,nln. eur, ~ nl'y lu ih
gsld of nfih rhrsc eN-oiiin0
MON, 49,. M saecors gcr-
1al 90 fhc glfs sud the Y. :.
Public Hcafrh service.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-29
New Cardinal Is
Known As Liberal

The Most Rev Edward Mooney.
archbishop Of Detroit who has just
been elevated 10 the College Of Cav
dinalS. is n we'll kwNn adsec.i" 90
democratic Miilulc- toward nmof
its racial eruup laal y 'aln
nli,- have revealed.
Cardinal MounrN. A- pte-ldeii 81
the National Caliuh, M,lfure Con.
ference, has been responsible for
mnnv important ponounecmcuis 81
his church. and for the extensive
inter-racial program it has been
carrying out.
The new cardinal spent many
Years as apostolic delegate rn India
and Japan where his views on ra-
cial matters were confirmed and
extended. He has been archbishop
Of Detroit since 1887.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-29

Band Leader Not
Drunk Says
Hampton' S Wife

Gan CailoNa 'ama' hi-
db-r ndd "a ~ ho va
ofuta teap 2 da4ee
hall aeci netH ~ q
SlNrda asr h,as tr,
and hoesDa vli q yaa n-
toNica'son ana resisting ar
rest Was not ergrk Accord
Ing % AiE- ,!adN~ Hampton,
wlic 81 Lione Hampton
~ ar e>.sve inioi
Ars. ll,Np'a bore filsimaE
day. ;he .afa.fai,rs n.fe vfe was
nfr~rt ar At ne sa CAP
was sc3er and coming Us ~ her
lAorsl Hampton. along witl FOX
a. Payne, wealthy Kansas C.lv
port ea. The ESQ bad purchased
tftets AZ t'ie ballroom. boz We're
aeli aanaifance ty W lila IA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-29
AGMA UNION
BACKS SCOTT

mnie- against vac tanning Of
Nr iinri scdl iuom performing
DO Cua,liutam llhl m Washing
tom. u. T.. vaa announced les the
American Guild Of Musical Artists
The organizations which Is affiliated
to the American Federation Of La
bor informed the Daughter 81 The
American Revolution owners ~ the
Han. that it would rccom nd to
its members that they hoycptt Cone
stliuuon Hall uuic>s Miss Scott is
allowed TO appear there
Miss Scott D. a member OF the
'A.G.M.A.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-29
Arrested After
Robbery Complaint

polphas GARRETT. ~, oi i'i- Rus
~cl. is b,ld by police for carrying
AN unregistered gun. Garrett COM
planned to police on Saturday morn
inr that Nc had been beaten and
robbed ON Hastings street near
Gratict on searching ham. police
louml tie revolver Garrett sand
,hat after being robbed he went
homie for the gun and returned TO
look Tor the holdup man.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-29
.Hampton Unhurt
But Misses Date

ionri Hampton. lninons band
lcades. had 10 ,sae~l has thr',i'nAs
eve dance because the car he VAS
riding ~ with Charles Browning
from Chicago ran into diteh
about IS miles vest Of Kalamazoo,
Michigan. No one was injured. and
the band leader went directly to
Cleveland where he had Christ-
mas night engagement
The members in the band were
stranded IN GARY. l0d.. where
The band bus had TO stop because
Of the ice on the road. Money ~
the dance patrons here in Detroit
wss refunded,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-29
Marva Gets Joe's Blessing

IICAGO - MP NY. Marta Lous VIII open
cosmetic eneeA here within the nest few days
he BLESSINGS 81 Acr divorced husband. SGT. Joe
orld heaNyNeight hoNlnF champion.
armne tina. bcautcous and popular Marya planned
ch a business career bat will feature the beauitl-
"a womanhood SGT joe immediately branded the
the best plea SIZE over had. HIS enthusiastic ap-
Of her ultra mndcri cosmetic shop. Mhch Mll pre-
omplete line 81 NJ ar1a iecilics ioi miladN dress
IT, Indicated tha' be ,atui, oN~iNcss ior her over
~ theatrical ceftrr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-29
bel SCOTS
plhpr Buried

s. Nulsi> NY tHt
we're h.ia in vA
Thomas Catholic 'A
>na Long ~,0t tit
naiicnally taiaoH
al.
ott died 81 - Att'~
Z Whife Plains oi
ilness ~ loss fr 2
pltal phy.ierHs
death io Virus eep.
~ came 10 me l'N'i"
m Jrinidsd u ia ~ln
rs OF aec Af-r'es h'i
Mrs Hazel scott Pow
survived h hn np'h.
Marenrct Lona si,
a. Mia Lone Bartholomew
'Ao brothers. Cyfl ann Nt
lrccased WAS horn 20 ND
'p n Trinidad and nceAn'
continued on PAGE >
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-29
Baptists Purchase Building

PHILADELPHIA mp Tile Northeastern Gre-
BAPTIST convention 81 Amcrca lnc announced he
last Week o Nvn building ntle .ur headQ9ag-
q publiStrg department.
c convention winch CLAIMS lo.oop members VIII
open as new eca,i8aafirls Ntl go days a
aan said a one das session of ID, board 81 truss
be held on langAN III NIi Memah Baptist
and after ihe completion ,f bee b.sit~S session
ion Viii be ed i1 tie ucn SITE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-29
Wants Bout With Joe Louis

MOSCOW -ANP -NiN0Iai k0FoM0.. vIIn- r,-olt-
AIMED his title as absolute heavy weight ttlc holder
IA. has expressed deste to nave Il match .,iih Ine
hom he ardcniiN adnres
herolyov made hnoNn ~. Wishes shoth aftef ntt-
ag NaNaSardnN rs toigph opponent here last week
capacity eovd he local arena Ic hss n,ef-
boNng eNlNilenee md has defeated sonic % he
his class in France, Brlei.n Nei0.A snd athor
He has won g los rrof.,>i0e.. lltlt. of
- were knOt koiNs anal rs wtl,. .df.vS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-29
Theodore w. Boyd
Injured In Office

gteeaer vs. Boyd o. 90 n
r Boston roiiltVait. wrll ~,
ney ~pan. ad accnuNlp' WAS
aanaf4 % RI t1g ll0'N'i"l ~
Sariay gHtIrl from coiiiu,ion-
ft fscc ana heai wliaa possible
IA ffaeWns Ilr walked "a ihc
ospaa from al. oficc az 3N2 Ea.t
AaWn, vlic. According 10 tNr
-in N tod police 'f nad n''i'
aifmeNe IS a ueteo0n a'Sa'l',n'
Whom Nl up-cd on opening ms
,'iee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-29
News Around
The World
Sugar HilI' Judge InsuIted

4 Angeles tANl)-As mmoned a. hc s. Il, ON AKA.
eNQle morning two Weeks aga hen hl. decision
groes the right % live ia the .S9par IlA" district
mere else Judge ihmmand ci0le r,. boc, t,e
Ui poison pen halfagc nom f.i>,ia. rsi.,l.af M
W. S'D' nV' ~ "ll fse Etse.palung
+ mere nave come many othcl From White c0erc.-
irfl. DraiSnY his stand
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-29

ConlInned IN PAGE .
Evening star., 1945-10-28
HimmIer's S Trouble Shooter
Is Captured in Bremen
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WIESBADEN, Germany, Oct. II.
Lit. Gen. Count Georg Henning
Won Bassewitz- -Behr, described by
military authorities as Heinrich
Himmler's trouble shooter, has been
captured in Bremen while celebrat-
ing his wedding anniversary.
The 45-year-old SIS officer and
member of the Mecklenburg aristo-
cracy was sitting in an easy chair
with his shoes off and glass of
wine at hand when a raiding party
led by Capt. Abe S. Ashcanase of
Seattle, Wash, burst into the apart
ment Of his daughter with pistols
drawn.
A vial of poison, similar to that
used by Himmler to commit suicide
after he was caught, was found In
Won Bassewitz- Behr's coat pocket.
The general readily admitted his
identity and said that since Ham
burg fell he had been hiding on
little island off Kiel.
American authorities said Won
BasseWitz-Behr served on Him
mler's personal staff in 1941. At
the time of Germany's collapse he
was the police commander in the
North Sea section.
Evening star., 1945-10-28
Truman Pleads forWorId Unity;
Warns That U.S.. Will Use Force,
If Necessary, to Preserve Peace
Decisive Segment of Senators
Undecided on Peocetine Draft
Is Favor, l9 Oppose Forced Troining;
Trumun's Plan Gets Limited Support

of them suggested alternatives.
Forty Senators, including "a
Democrats and 16 Republicans, said
they haven't yet made up their
minds. Twelve Senators were out
Of Washington and could not be
reached.
Few Approve Recommendation.
Only small segment of the Sem
ate expressed approval of President
Truman's recommendation for a
year of training for all except to-
tally disabled young men, to be
taken somewhere between the ages
Of II and 20.
1t seems obvious from the results
Of the poll that unless sentiment
changes, the Presidents plan has
little chance Of passing the Senate
in the form proposed.
But the fact that supporters out
number opponents. among those
(See TRAINING, Page ABB
Evening star., 1945-10-28
NAzI DOCTRINE not yet eradi-
Gated, Braden tells Navy Day din
ner. Page A-4.

Washingtonians will get an
other chance this afternoon to
tread the decks of 10 powerful
ships that helped to win the war,
after thousands of persons
yesterday swarmed aboard the
vessels during the celebration of
Navy Day.
-Four destroyers, part of famed De-
stroyer Squadron %, three subma-
rines, destroyer escort and the
LST-980 will be open for visitors
between l and 4::30 pm. today, after
accommodating about 10000 Navy
Day celebrants yesterday.
The destroyers = the Ausburne,
Claxton, Dyson and Converse
along with the submarines Cobia
and Tigrone and the LST-980, are
moored at the Navy Yard. The SUBJ
marine Atule and the destroyer
escort Lowe are docked at $50 Main
avenue S.W.
The Coast Guard frigate Alexan-
dria also will be open to the public
Evening star., 1945-10-28
CruiserCoptoin Turns
Hose on Crowd to
Prevent Tragedy
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct. q.
Explaining that he would
rather turn the hose on a few
people than have someone
killed or drowned" Capt. Will
liam B. Jackson Of the cruiser
Providence today ordered a hose
turned on a crowd surging to
board that vessel and seven
others here for Navy Day.
The Navy skipper said it ap-
peared to him as If the eager
crowd, which included many
children, might push some Of
their number into the Provi-
dence River.
II surely hated to do a thing
like that" Capt. jackson said
as sailors directed a stream OF
water from the main deck.
The crowd, many resentful,
dwindled as the water was
played on them.
Evening star., 1945-10-28
Reds Ask 40 Best Plants
In Reich Western Zone
By the Associated Press.


BERLIN, Oct. 27.-Russia has
asked for about 40 Of the best in
dustrial plants in the western zones
of Germany, including number
of I. G. Farben factories, for repara-
tions, a high American military
government source said today.
The official, however, refused to
give out list Of demands submit
ted by the Russians, who, according
to the Potsdam agreement, would
get IS per cent of the areas indus
tries and capital equipment not
needed to maintain a German
standard OF living. economy.
Naturally the Russians would
ask for the best plants" the oficial
declared. Anybody would. But
whether they get what they ask for
when the Preparations Commission
makes ALLEGATIONS to the various
claimants Is another question.
The inventory OF industrial equip
ment to be available for reparations
Is required to be ready by next Feb
ruary /.