davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-16

Inje vezi, XII danes Sc obstojajo
med vladarjem in narodi Jugo-
slavic -. "
Ker kralj svoje izjave Sc nj
objavil, je polozaj trenotno Sc
nespremenjen, toda kraljeva
priznana 11amera, da torpedira
sporazum, je napravila ze We
liko skode.
Govorice zatrjujejo, da je
mnogo vplivala ma kralja tudi
grska princesa Aspazija, matt
njegove zene.
Prosi petek je bilo objavlje-
no, da je kralj Peter podal ma
meravano izjavo, v kateri od-
klanja regentstvo v predlozeni
obliki in zahteva, da zakono-
DANA oblast ne sme ostati v
rokah osvobodilnega pokreta.
Jugoslovanska vlada -je bila
sklcana ma nujno zasedanje,
medtem, ko je angleski radio
izjavil, da je kralj ravnal ma
svojo lastno pest, ne da bi Sc
bill -posvetoval z anglesko vlado,
in da je incl kratek sestanek z
zunanjim ministrom Edenom
sele potem, ko je bila njegova
izjava ze v javnosti. .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-16
Lee Howley imenovan

zupan Thomas A. Burke je
snoei imenoyal mestnega pravd-.
mega ravnatelja, kateri urad je
dobil 34-letni Lee C.. Howley,
Clan solskega odbofa in pomoz-
nj zvezni distriktni pravdnik, XII
je bill svoj cas- v odvetniski firmi
Ray T. Millerja, pnedsednika de-
mokratskega eksekutivnega od-
bora. Howley je najmlajsi NEST
nj pravdni ravnatelj v zgodovini
Clevelanda.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-16
CIGARETNA RACIJA
PRIDE v 2 TEDNIH

CHICAGO, 16. jan.-Narodna
zveza tobacnih trgovcev je da-
mes naznanila, da bo imela v te-
ku dveh tednov pripravljenih
million racijskih kart "a razde-
slitev- med trg ovci cigaret ma
drobno, da jih razpecajo med
svojimi odjemalci. Racijski ST.
stem DO prostovoljen, oziroma
posluzili Sc ga bodo lahko tisti
trgovci, XII bodo to zeleli.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-16
VeG zlocinstva

Policijska statistika izkazu-
je, da je zlocinstvo v Clevelan-
du v minulem letu narastlo "a
38 odstotkov. Ropi so narastli
"a 5 odstotkov, avtomobilske
tatvine "a 43 odstotkov, vlomi
"a 20 odstotkov, tatvine "a 2
odstotka, "a Is procentov mani
pa je bio cestnih napadov, v
katerih so bile iztrgane zepne
torbice. ..-.s n g.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-16

Pred nekaj dnevi je predsednik SANSa Etbin kri-
stan prejel cd mnistra Save Kosanovica obvesto da
mu je Narodn odbor osyobodve JugoslaWje "a njego-
vo pozrtvoyalno in rodolubno deo pr Slovenskem
skem narodnem svetu podel red narodnesa edinstva.
IKabel Sc glas:
Red narodnesa edinstva, katerim vas je odliko-
val narodi obor Jusoslavie e zraz sposovanja vseh
jusoslovanskh narodov do vasesa epega pozrvovalne
g, demoratisnesa IN rodoljubnjega de,. Sprejmite
Iprosim, mole prijateljske testtke
Saws Kosanovic''
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-16
VOLITEv ODBORNIC

Radi malostevilne udelezbe
clanic ma letni seji drustva Wa
terloo Grove st. 11O w. G. Sc je
volitve odbora odlozilo "a ia me-
sec. Jutri II. januarja, OBJ 7::30
uri zvecer Sc vrsi seja, ma ka-
tero sc vabi vse clanice. Volilo
Sc bo odb6 in ukrepalo 0 dru-
9Th vaznih zadevah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-16
4NOVO ZAVEZNISKO
IZKRCANJE v BURMI

HANDY, Ceylon, IA. januar-
ia. Zavezniske sile so vprizorile
novo izkrcanje " .Burmi v o.
zadju umikajoeih Sc japonskih
Get pod Akyabom, ter pomoc-
10 kritja morja in IL zraka
ustanovile nova mostisca ma
vzlic mocri opoziciji. Izkrcanje
je bilo napravljeno 80 mill juz-
no Cd mesta Akyab, XII je bilo
zavzeto 3. januarja v veliki am
fibijski operaciji brez oddaje e.
mega samega strela.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-16
"Naprej ma Berlin!" Sc 9lasi klic Rdece vojske
Ameriska letala
udarila Hong Kong

Pc A RI HARBOR, Is.
januarja. - Maticna zrac-
ma sila tretjega ameriske-
ga brodovja, ki mn povelju-
je admiral William r. Hal
sey, je bombardirala tri ja-
pOnske bare ia kitajski
celini. BObardirane baze
SO Hong Kong, Svatow in
Annoy. "
Poleg tega ie ameriska
zra6na sila vprizorila tudi
nov napad ma F0rmosi.
Napad ma japonske baze
ma Kitajskem, XII je prva
operacija ma kitajski celini,
je bill vprizorjen v nedeljo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-16

Vse drustvene zastopnike
farmskega odbora SNPJ Sc pro-
81, da Sc nocoj, OBJ 7:3O uri u
delezijo vazne seje v Sloven-
skem narodnem domu ma st
Clair Ave. - y
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-16
zENSlxI KLUB SLOVENSKE
GA donna

Vabi Sc clanice zenskega klu-
ba Slovenskega donna ma Holmes
Ave. ma vazno sejo, XII Sc vrsi ju-
tri, oh 7::3O uri zvecer. Seja je
vazra.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-16
v ZADNJO CAST

Use clanice Slovenske len
ske zyeze 50 prosene, d 80 ob
8. uri nocoj snidejo v Svetko-
VEN pogrebnem zavodu, d. u
kA5ejo s4dnjo cast ulnrli elsni-
" J1nnie Debeyec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-16
Poizkus kralju Petra,
da izUrSi drzaUni udar
Kralj in kika ma dyoru je
skusala ''torpedirati'' celotni
program Wade DIR. Subasica "a
sOdelOvanje . marsalom TitOm

LONDON, II. januarja (O.N.A) - Tukajsnji kro-
gi ugosovanskega osvobodilnega pokreta obtozujejo
krala PETRA da e nameraval izvesti danes pravcat dr.
zavn udar. Omenjeni krog naglasajo da Sc e njegov
nact lie rad tega izalov ker tanos nj bila uspesno
varoyana -5.. ",.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-16
0GENJ UNICIL VELIKO
TEKSTILNO TOVARNO

PHILADELPHIA, IA. janu-
aria. - TIL je ogenj, cigar il
vor nj dognan, unieil veliko teks-
tilno tovarno in mnogo vojne-
ga materijala. skodas znasa o.
krog million dolarjev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-16

ARGENTINA NASTOPILA
PROTI NEMSKIM FIRMAM

BUENOS AIRES, IA. janu-
ARIA. Argentinska vlada je
naznanila poostritev kontrole
mad stirimi nemskimi firmami,
XII MISC mogle dati zadovoljive-
ga pojasnila, kako so med lett
1887 in 1914 potrosile vsoto g.
100000 pesov (okoli $60O,OOO).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-16

'Dejstvo je, da je kraljeva o.
kolica - ne da bi bila stopila
v zvezo z Subasicevo vlado -
sklicala v kraljevem uradu o.
poldne veliko stevilo casnikar-
jew, kjer so pricakovali, da bo
kralj Peter brez vednosti pred
sednika Wade ali drugih mini
strov podal javno zahtevo, da
mora on sam nastaviti in IL
brati regenta. Ia izjava je i
mela zahtevati tudi, da Sc ONE
il zakonodajno oblast move VIA
de, dokler ne DO izvoljena usta-
vodajna skupseina in da mu mo-
ra biti dovoljeno, ma koncu kon-
cev, da Sc vrne nazaj v domovi-
no. 49, -.. ..~ '---< ~ ~
''Udar'' bill v zadnjem Itrenutku
: ss' prePr0cen ~
Ma stotine razburjenih casni-
karjev je morale eakati vec kot
dvajset minut, nakar je prisel
kraljev tajnik in Jim povedal,
da Sc je pojavila v zadnjem ire
nutku s"nova okoliscina", radi
katere bo pricakcvana izjava
zakasnjena "a nekaj ur, ter da
najbrze ne DO podana v teku
dneva. :a Ill.
Glasom zanesljivih podatkov
je imela ia izjava, katere ma
men je bill, da popolnoma odbi-
je, v celoti ali pa deloma, YES
sporazun, marsala Tita, pred
sednikom subasicem, ovreci in
poraziti vso subasiceva politiko
= tako SO vsaj nameravali kro-
81 okoi kralja. Ker je subasi-
ceva politika odgovarjala smi-
slu srnernic narodno osvobo-
dilnega pokreta, maj bi bill ia
krAljev korak zacetek novega
drzavnega udara, notranje revo-
lucije, slicne oni, XII je v avgu-
stu leta 1943 privedla ma vlado
BoMdara Purica. p.
Govorice zatrjujejo, da je bill
namen kralja, odsloviti predsed-
nika subasica in postaviti ma
njegovo mesto profesorja Ra-
doje Knezevica, bivsega posla-
nika v Lizboni, ki je brat enc
ga najvaznejsih pristasev ge-
nerala Draze Mihaj jlovica. Rado-
je Knezevic je igral baje veil
ko vlogo pri kralju Petru in ga
pregovoril, da zavrze sporazum
Tito-Subasic.
Ostra obsodba kraljevega po-
stopanja
v trenotku, ko so Gasnikarji
cakali V kraljevi predsobi ma
njegovo izjavo, 50 trije pryaki
juzno slovanskega komiteja,
professor Boris Furlan, dr.. Ru-
dolf Petrovic in DIR. Rudolf BIZ
canic, objavili izjavo, da je kra-
LEV korak sklicanje konfe-
renee casnikarjev Y proti-
slovju ! ustavo, ker zahteva
jugoslo lovanska ustava, a mora
krsu favnati \ soglasju ) svo-
u yl1do. Isjava vsehuje tudi
systilo, ~ y 'stairo ss1aol olastno
in l,e 1laol lIrsti iGz,o poeto etopsnje
ktaljs nllao pre alo p
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-16
|RU5I 50 0DpRLI 0FENzIV0
cd BALTIKA DO JUGO5LAvIJE:
MAD ; MILIJ0NE MOI Y B0JU
Rdeca vojska zavzela trdnjavsko
mesto Kielce ma Poljskem; stoji
sa1no is mill cd Krakova
BULLETIN

LONDON, torek, 16. jan. - Ruske sile
veeraj svojem mogoenem navalu preko
zdrobljene nemske linije med Varsavo in Kra-
kovom zavzele trdnjavsko mesto kielce, in stole
ofenzivi, XII jih je ponesla Is mill naprej, da-
samo Sc Fl mill cd Krakova in samo SO mill
cd bogatih nemskih industrijskih okrcz:j
Sleziji.
Berlin je tudi uradno naznanil, da so Rusi
odprli masne move ofenzive ma obeh straneh
Varsave, z o6ividnim namenom, da obkoljo
poljsko prestolico in da udarijo "a hrbtom nem-
ske armade Vzhodni Prusiji naravnost proti
Gdansku ma baltiski obali
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-16

v ruski javnosti je ofenziva,
katera Sc je zacela pred stirimi
dnevi, re dobila ime "pohoda ma
Berlin, medtem ko nacijski vo-
jaski predstavniki svarijo, da Sc
je Rusija ocividno pripravila "a
odlocilni udar, S katerim name
rava zdrobiti nemsko moe in
koncati vojno.
lila Ehrenburg dal gesio
kampanje
Medtem ko so Rusi v Budim-
pesti iztrgali Nemcem nadaljnih
200 mestnih blokov, pravijo po-
rocila il Moskve, da Sc ofenzi-
va marsala Koneva ma Poll
skem razvija S tako osupljivo
naglico, da je nemogoee pove.
dati, da Ii je koncni cilj soviet
skega marsala Nenicija sama,
zavzetje Krakova,' poplavitev
jeklenega okrozja v Katowici
ali obkoljenje Varsave.
Moskovski radio neprestano
objavlja vesti o novih uspehih
prodirajoce Rdece vojske ma
vseh sektorjih velikanske from
te. Geslo velike ruske zimske
kampanje je podal sovjetski
casnikar lila Ehrenburg, XII je
v "Pravdi'', organu ruske ko-
munisticne stranke objavil cla-
mex, v katerem je zapisal:
"Rdeca vojska je ma pohodu
proti Berlinu Ustavili Sc ne
bono, dokler ne bono v Berli-
nu."
100000 Poljakov v boju
RdecO v0jskO
correspondent United Press"
agencije Henry Shapiro, XII Sc
je bas vrnil IL Lublina in izpred
Varsave, poroca il Moskve, da
Sc rama oh rami z Rdeco vol
sko bori poljska armada, broje-
ca 800, 900 MOI, XII drzi Konevo
desno krilo.
Poljaki komaj cakajo pove-
LA, da Sc vrzejo preko Visle,
poroca Shapiro in da dovrsijo
osvoboJenje Varsave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-16
IONDON * 10,

LONDON, Is. jan. - Ma skoro nepretrgani 'front.',
XII razeza cd Ltvanije do Jugoslavije Sc je danes
bila najvecjih borb zgodovin te ali katerekol
druge vojne. borbi XII jo je mogoce loc ma najmanj
devet posameznih bitk je preko ri mijone Rusov in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-16

Nadaljhe mestns
novice boste naSli NJ 2. strani
dana1nje ixdaie.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Roll of Great
8 Leaders Get Degrees
From California u.

BERKELEY, May S (UP)-
The names of six Of the worlds
leading statesmen were placed
today on, the list of distinguished
men granted honorary degrees by
the University of California.
The degrees went TO Secretary
of State Stettinius, British For
eign Secretary Eden, Chinese For
eign Minister 7. V. Soong, Mexican
Foreign Minister Padilla, Premier
Smuts of South Africa and
French Foreign Minister Bidault.
Soviet Foreign Commissar
Molotov was originally named as
recipient|but Russian sources
explained that it was not custom
ary for Soviet political leaders TO
accept honorary degrees.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Real Life Drama
In Times Series

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Pim 2OPo FrI~d r~

Garry one of these sparkling fresh, SUM-
bright handbags. We have bounty of
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larIy styled-top handle and underarm, and
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today's handbag prices. Slightly irregular.
Also large selection of simulated leather
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turf tan and kelly.
Slight IrrsSular
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Adrian Boy, II, Stars

A IAN, May 5-Compton
Furbush, y. backed by cast in
cluding Adrian College students,
townspeople and the junior high
school band, appeared last night
as star in a Red Cross benefit
show.
Evening star., 1945-10-28

Your purchases of victory Bonds
are helping disabled veterans to
learn new trades while they are con-
valescing. Do your share to help.
Evening star., 1945-10-28
mortar Throwing 2 Ton She'll
Was Developed to Smash Jops

the moment the atomic bomb ex-
ploded"
Fitted with such a fuse, which
detonates shall or airplane bomb
within II feet of the target, the two
ton mortar shell should have proved
the most devastating of It's kind
Largest caliber gun using the TV-
fuse in the field at the end Of the
war was the 81-mm. cannon, 1t was
said.
Compared In weight and size with
the known mortars in use during
the final stages of the war, the 81
inch monster, twice, the calibre of
the heaviest naval guns, dwarfs the
4.2-inch mortar, heftiest of them
all before this one was produced.
Probably the heaviest mobile gun
ever produced. the 37-inch mortar
loops shell tremendous distance
for weapon of this type.
This new weapon and other death
dealing miracles such as the un-
needed poison gases, as well as life
saving drugs, were highlighted by
Gen. Someryell in appraising the
performance OF the ASF in the war.
Gen. Somervell said the "prin-
cipal reason the Axis did not use
poison gas against our troops in
Europe and the Pacific probably
was that they were afraid to-" He
added: They knew that we were
holding In reserve adequate stocks
Of gas more deadly than anything
they themselves possessed. We
were ready to use 1t II the Germans
and the Japanese used gas first"
Evening star., 1945-10-28
Navy Day
Continued From First Page.)

5000 visitors, sent several squad
rons of fighters over the city. At
the Naval Observatory 2,500 persons
filed through the gates to examine
the huge telescopes, navigation in
struments and apparatus used in de-
termining the Nations time.
The crowd at the Naval Air Sta
ton on the Patuxent River was esti-
mated at 10000. About 1000 per-
sons visited the Naval Hospital at
Bethesda, and another 1000 the
David w. Taylor Model Testing
Basin at Carderock, Md. The Naval
Powder Factory at Indian Head,
Md, also received several hundred
visitors.
Ceremonies also were held yester-
day at the John Paul Jones statue
in Potomac Park, where 1t. Eldon
Paige, heroic Navy nurse who was
a Jap prisoner for three years in
Manila, placed a wreath at the
monument for Secretary of the
Navy Forrestal. Rear Admiral
Thomas L. Catch, Judge Advocate
General of the Navy, told the crowd
at the exercises the world "is too
small to hold 100000 Japs and
twice that many Americans unless
the 100000 change radically, and
that would take scores of centuries. N
On the destroyer escort Lowe, q
touching ceremony took place wher
Mrs. Harry j. Lowe, mother of the
hero for whom the ship is named
came aboard and was received by
the skipper 1t. Comdr. Herbert
Feldman, while members of the
crew stood at attention. Harry j
Lowe, jr., won the Navy Cross fol
extraordinary heroism in the Solo,
mons engagement of 1912, in which
he was killed.
Crew Pays for Trip.
Mrs. loves expenses to Wash
ington from her home in Paducah
KY. were paid by the crew of the
ship.
At Alexandria, Rear Admira,
Lloyd T. Chalker, acting comman-
dant of the Coast Guard. told the
Evening star., 1945-10-28
Colored School Farley
Stresses Social Studies

History as an aid in social studies
was stressed yesterday by speakers
at the coloSed public schools fifth
biennial conference of elementary
school teachers.
Certain dates are essential" said
William e. Brewer, head of the
colored history department. But
the students must learn also to de-
tect truth"
He explained that social studies
should consist of many other SUBJ
jects as well, such as economics and
geography.
Another speaker, Merrill F. Hart
shorn, representing the National
Education Association, said that
social studies should impart not
simply historical facts but also give
the student proper grasp of their
inner significance. He suggested
the teaching also of sense of the
essential dignity of the individual;
expansion of vitalized democracy
and the interdependence of in
dividuals and nations
The conference was held at Miners
Teachers College. Several classes
of young children participated in
practice lessons for the $50 teach
ers attending.
Evening star., 1945-10-28
BY NELSON M. SHEPARD,

The Army last night disclosed
new ordnance "miracle"-a mobile
37-inch mortar, greater in caliber
than any other gun of the war and
firing a shell weighing nearly two
tons. 1t was being kept under wraps
for use against Japan.
Weighing about twice as much as
the 0,000-pound $40 nm. howitzer,
one of the most formidable guns
used against Germany. the new
mortar is said to be Revolutionary"
The disclosure was contained in
the annual fiscal report of Gen.
Brehon Somervell for the Army
Service Forces. He said the Ord
nance Department had achieved
the impossible" when the giant
mortar was completed, tested and
made ready for shipment before
the end of June. 1t was one of many
special weapons being assembled for
the projected invasion, he said.
More details of the 37-inch NOR
tar were withheld from the report
for special announcement by the
War Department tomorrow. Mean
while, Ordnance cautiously revealed
that while it is not the largest
ordnance. piece. for weight, it.~has
the largest caiiber of any gun de-
veloped by either side in this war"
Elsewhere in the report, Gen.
Somervell said the combination of
the recoilless gun and the TV-rapid
proximity fuse was "the most start
ling development of the war until
Evening star., 1945-10-28

Football Boom in Fire
Football games are attracting
large crowds in Fire.
Evening star., 1945-10-28
Health Council Names
Eight Consu|tants
For Survey Here

Eight consultants have been ap-
pointed by the Washington Metro
politan Health Council ITO study
certain problems in the health and
hospital survey Of the council now
under way througout the Metro
politan Area.
In announcing this last night,
DR.. Herbert P. Ramsey, council pres
ident, said the new eonsultants
would work under direction of the
board Of three surveyors: DR.. C. e.
A. Winslow, DR.. Ira v. Hiscock,
both of Yale University, and DR..
Claude w. Munger, director OF st.
Luke's Hospital, New York City.
In addition to the eight new
consultants, it was said, James r.
Clark, director of the Washington
Bureau of the American Hospital
Association, would "also give as-
sistance in the hospital study"
With headquarters at 1923 l.
street NV, the survey is. designed
to find possible lack of integration
and coordination" among the
agencies in the six political jurisdic-
tions in this metropolitan area. A
Survey Committee, headed by Vice
Admiral Ross T. McIntire, Navy
surgeon general, is supervising the
investigation and group of health
officials from all the jurisdictions
involved is advising in the matter.
Recommendations for improve
ment in the health and hospital
picture for the entire area are ex-
pected as result.
The new conSultants are: DR..
Ethel Dunham, prominentSin the
field of maternity and infant care;
Miss Ruth Fisher, of the National
Organization for Public Health
Nursing; DR.. Walter Clarke Amer
ican Social Hygiene Association;
DR.. C. C. Wilson, Professor of Health
Education, Columbia University
Miss Mary Jarrett, expert on COM
munity planning for the care ot
chronic illness; Donald Cordes
executive assistant, st. Luke's Hos
pital, New York; Mrs. Edith Seltzer
consultant on medical social service
and Charles G. Roswell, consultani
on accounting, both from the United
HOSPITAL Fund, New York
Evening star., 1945-10-28

assemblage that "it seems to me
that we as a Nation have suffered
sufficiently to prove to ourselves
that the means to wage war must
be in the hands of those who hate
war"
Admiral Chalker pleaded for re-
tention of a powerful naval force
and pointed out that, under the
World Security Charter, the United
States has committed itself to the
responsibility of furnishing fight
ing power to check enemy aggres-
sion"
Mayor William T. wilkins Of
Alexandria presented a silver service
to officers of the sfrigate Alexandria
as gift from the city for which it
was named. The gift was received
by 1t. Aaron T. Leopard, COM
manding officer, who in return pre-
sented the city with a painting of
the ship by its first commander, 1t.
Comdr. Cornelius Garret Hautsma.
At the Navy Yard, visitors were
permitted to wander through the
machine shops and then were given
demonstrations of a plane being
catapulted from the wharf and of
two amphibious 'invasions" carried
out by Marines. These special
features will not be repeated during
today's visiting hours, but the public
will be free to inspect the vessels
to- their hearts content.
Man Leaps Overheard.
Only one untoward incident
clouded the day. A St. Elizabeth's
Hospital patient, allowed out on
parole for the day, leaped over
board from the destroyer escort,
shouting, 1--WE been on this German
ship long enough"
He was pulled out by Chief Water
tender P. E. Hand, Machinist's
Mate SIC Robert Borium, and Sea-
man l/c L. D. Tapke, and treated
at the Navy Yard dispensary.
A demonstration rescue" was
carried off by 1t. August Kleisch
of the Coast Guard, holder OF the
Distinguished Flying Cross, who
picked an enlisted man out of a
speedboat by swooping down in a
helicopter. The show was put on
Evening star., 1945-10-28
Church Rites Today
Open Girl Scout Week

Special services are scheduled at
many Washington churches today to
commemorate the opening of Ma
tional Girl Scout Week today.
Girl Scout Sunday is observed an
nually on the Sunday preceding Oc-
tober 81, birthday of the organiza-
tons founder, Juliette Lowe. 1t is
the custom for Girl Scouts every
where to attend religious services
in their uniforms on this day, and
some Washington churches have ar
ranged special services to honor the
Girl Scouts.
The following churches planned
morning services: Baptist-Chevy
Chase, East Washington Heights
Liberty, st. Paul, Second; Congre-
gational Lincoln; Episcopal -
Epiphany, ST. Patrick's Chapel;
Methodist-Hamline, Simms Memo
rial, Colesville, Woodside; Presby.
terian-Sergeant Memorial, Bethes-
da and National Memorial Univer-
salist.
Vesper services: Marvin Memo
rial Church: McKendree, Methodist
and st. Marks Episcopal.
Evening services: Congres
Heights Methodist, Garden Memo
rial Presbyterian; Mount Vernon
Methodist, National Baptist Memo
rial, Second Baptist, Takoma Park
Presbyterian and Trinity Methodist
The vesper services at st. Marks
to begin at pm, are to be attend
ed by all scouts of District l in
Washington. Mrs. Frederick A
Bloomer, in charge of arrangements
for the special program, estimates
more than 200 girls will attend this
service. Ministers of five faiths will
participate.