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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-08-06


A number of our Minneapolis
fraternal organizations and settle
ment houses were quite busy this
past week participating in our
huge Annual Aquatennial Parade
which took place this week. Phyllis
wheatley Houses Drum and Bugle
Corps and the Colored Navy Band
from Void Chamberlain Field were
a credit to the Race. The Aquaten-
NAL this year consisted of ninety
three events, did you know? A few
of the events that some Of our Twin
Citians attended were: the Aqua
Follies, which are being held at
Theodore With Pool and starring
Buster Crabbe and Gloria Callen;
swimming, tennis, fly bait casting,
SWITCHBOARD, sailing and canoeing
contests. ...
ROUND THE TOWN:
Just heard that LIEUTENANT
ALBERT BURGESS, formerly of
st. Paul presented PATRICIA
MALLORY of Mpls- with a very
lovely diamond engagement ring.
No definite date has been set for
the wedding. SGT. ALBERT
WASHINGTON of ScOtt's Field,
Illinois, has been in town on fur
Tough visiting his mother. While in
town, Sgt Washington married
KATHERINE SAUNDERS of Mil
waukee, Wis. VICTOR CAL
LOWAY and ANITA BLUE
DOORN were making quite a de-
voted twOsOme out at Kings Val
ley one evening a short while
ago. Saw DR. J. W. CRUMP
recently out on the swimming
beach at Kings Valley just having
himself a ball "a-swimmin' away
That cute couple, LIEUTEN-
Ant and MRS. HENRY BOW
MAN of Tuskegee, Alabama and
other sections of the country, are
in the Twin Cities visiting their
parents.
NEWSY JOTTINGS:
Just received a breezy letter
from "BUZZIE" BROWNE who is
stationed on the US. Demand on
the Eastern Coast. "Buzzie" is do
ing mighty fine too and has been
promoted to a Petty Officer &c IA
gunner's mate). (Buzzie's wife,
Wandalee McHenry Browne, has
fine job with the National Mari
time Union, CLIO, in Duluth and
she plans to join her husband some
time this winter.) Buzzie says he
sees AUDREY BEATRICE, MEL
LIE DODSON and HILDA SIMMS
occasionally when he's in port in
New York. . In the mail box
this week was an interesting letter
from ST. SGT. OTIS SKINNER
(Otis has recently been put in
charge of all recreation for COL
ored soldiers at Fort Bragg; and
CPL. ode THOMPSON and PVT.
NEWTON CAMPBELL, all Mime
sofa boys Of Fort Bragg, N. C.
The boys are getting along fine
and send best regards to all of
their home town friends. Sgt.
Skinner tells this joke on Cpl. Ode
Thompson. Ode attended a U.S.O.
dance the other night and fell for
a charming WAAC from Texas. He
and the WAAC had eyes for only
each other and they were busy as
two bees jiving one another. Ode
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-08-06
SUMMONS
Plaintiff,

State of Minnesota, County Of Hennepin.
District Court, Fourth Judicial District.
Gladys Motley,
Plaintiff,
VS..
Oscar MOTLEY,
Defendant.
The State Of Minnesota, To the above
named Defendant.
You, Oscar MOTLEY, are hereby sum-
moned and required to answer the COM
plant Of the plaintiff in the above entitled
action, which complaint Is hereto attached
and herewith served upon you-has been
filed in the office of the Clerk Of said
District Court, at the City of Minneapolis,
County of Hennepin, and State of Mime
sofa, and to serve a copy of your answer
to said complaint on the subscriber at his
office at 704 Fremont Ave. N. in the City
of Minneapolis, County of Hennepin, and
State of Minnesota, within thirty days of
such service of this summons upon. you,
exclusive of the day of such service: and
If you fail to answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in
this action will apply to the court for the
relief demanded in said complaint.
Dated July 20, 1913.
HARRY SCOTT,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
704 Fremont Ave. N,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-08-06
Eastern Couple Welded
II Years; Still Happy!

BERLIN, MD.-Believed to be
the oldest married couple living
in the eastern section Of the ma
ton, Capt. and Mrs. Henry Clay
Marshall, of Pocomoke City, re-
Gently observed the 72nd anniver-
sary of their wedding. Captain
Marshall is 98 and his wife SO.
Both are in good health and
happy.
Evening star., 1943-12-21
Kaiser Advocates
Credit Pool 10 HeIp
Postwar Conversion
SY the Associated press

BY the Associated Press
OAKLAND, Calf, Dec. 21.-A
risk credit pool is needed to aid
postwar conversion of the United
States industrial life, in the opinion
of Henry j. Kaiser, shipbuilder.
The industrialist said in an in
terview that this need, as we'll as
the necessity of arousing the public
to what he termed the seriousness
OF the economic situation facing the
country, should be met by prompt
action on the part of manufacturers.
Ifinanciers, Government and union
labor.
Mr.. Kaiser also said that survey
should be made now of all our
armed forces to determine their
views and desires concerning post
war employment He said that ques-
tionnaires should be given to every
man in the armed forces to fill out,
expressing the individuals desire as
to what he wanted to work at after
the war, and where he would like
to be employed.
In outlining the need for a risk
credit pool, Mr.. Kaiser said:
AT present I'm being paid each
week for everything in the war ef-
fort l do. BY this cash payment on
the part of the Government, the
former credit channels have been
paralyzed. When the present con-
f1ict ends, this method of operating
on cash basis will end, as the Gov
eminent pulls out of the financing
OF heavy industry.
Then will come the crisis. We
must have credit pool sufficient to
finance manufacturers over the con-
version period from wartime to
Ipeacetime production and to carry
us until consumption of our prod
ucts can catch up.
1T Is my contention that the
banks, manufacturers, union labor
and the investing public must CO.
operate in setting up this risk credit
pool to finance this conversion. It
is a risk pool because it must ad-
vance money for purposes which
ordinary credit channels cannot
finance. And union labor must be
brought into the picture as labor
must realize that as it has been
given authority it must necessarily
accept responsibility in our economic
life"
The industrialist stated that he
believed the peak of wartime pro-
|duction was over and that we must
now shift back to the task Of finding
"a peacetime economy. He based his
belief on the recent order for all
shipyards of the country to resume
a six-day work week.
Evening star., 1943-12-21
Maxim Hero, Seeking Job,
Offered Shipyard Work
By the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
PASCAGOULA, Miss, Dec. 2l.-
Marine Staff Sergt. E. L. Dyer of
Cambridge, Mass, who returned to
civilian life with citation for hero
ism but no job, now has a good Job
awaiting him, if he wants it.
The job was offered the wounded
hero yesterday by R. 1. ingalls,, head
OF ingalls, Shipbuilding Corp.
Mr.. ingalls, read the story of Sergt.
Dyer's futile efforts to find work in
his home town and saw in news
paper a photograph of the Maxim
Island hero with his wife and young
son.
He sent Sergt. Dyer this wire:
Have good job for you in our Pas
cagoula shipyard You proved at
Maxim Island that you are the kind
OF man we want-one who sticks to
the job until it is finished"
Mr.. Ingalls, said he would arrange
transportation for Sergt. Dyer and
his family from Cambridge to Pas
cagoula, if the marine hero accepts
the job.
Evening star., 1943-12-21
Ii. George A. Hi|eman
Buried in ARLINGTON

Funeral services for 1t. George
A. Hileman, 20, of 2214 Shannon
place Sc, who was killed in the
crash of Flying Fortress Wednes-
day at Ardmore Army Air Base
Okla, were held yesterday at Fort
Myer Chapel. Burial was in Ar
lington Cemetery.
1t. Hileman enlisted as an Army
Air Forces cadet last February and
was graduated as a navigator and
commissioned a second lieutenant in
October.
He is survived by his parents, Mr.
and Mrs Bert Hileman of the Shan
non place address, and two brothers,
Robert and Melvin Another brother
Staff Sergt. Floyd N. Hileman, a
member of Fortress crew, has been
reported missing in the Mediter-
ranean theater since October IA.
The finest Christmas present you
can give is one of Uncle Sans War
bonds. Keep ON backing the attack.
Evening star., 1943-12-21
Father Walsh Scores
British Refusal 10
Lift Food Blockade

Great Britain'S refusal to lift the
blockade to permit the sending of
relief supplies to forestall famine
and pestilence among the civilians
OF occupied Europe was scored Sun
day by DR.. Edmund A. Walsh, S. j.,
vice president of Georgetown Uni
versity.
Il am grateful that it has not been
the Government of the United
States which felt obliged to formu-
late this Draconian policy and I
greatly fear that the memory of it
in days to come will rise like the
ghost of Banquo to plague the cab
met which still insists upon it,"
he said.
! DR.. Walsh spoke at commence
ment exercises for So graduates of
the Georgetown school of medicine,
55 OF whom were commissioned in
the Medical Corps of the Army and
Navy.
Degrees Conferred.
The Very Rev. Lawrence c. Cor
man, S. j., president of the univer-
sity, conferred the degree of doctor
OF medicine upon the class at the
93d commencement in CASTOR Hall.
The dean of the medical school,
the Rev. David V. McCauley, S. j.,
presented the candidates.
Eight nonmilitary graduates re-
ceiving degrees were William H. C..
Chapple, Noubar Joseph Garabedi-
an, Edward Newton Hamacher, Paul
Franz Jaquet, jr.; Francisco Carlos
Porrata, James Martin Quinn, John
Joseph Quin, cum laude, and Hut
ton B. Strader.
1t. Col. James E. Phillips, Army
medical officer on duty at George
town, awarded commissions to At
students as first lieutenants in the
Army Medical Corps. Three others
were made lieutenants (junior grade)
in the Regular Naval Medical Corps
and five received the same rank in
the Naval Reserve. Capt. E. M. VIII
liams. U. S. N, made the awards
Receive Commissions.
The list follows:
Army Medical Corps, Army of the
United States:
Auletts. Alfred r. Mccarthy. + e
Badway. joseph NJ. McLauehlin. E. r.
Blum, Gilbert Moffft. G -
SaCsgno. PhlIip l.. Moser. J. M, jr.
Campion, w. F. x. Norton, John & jr
Cerasoli. Arnold j. O'Rrien. John r
Slsncy, John b OlsavSky. John c.
Soieman, ihomaS II. Ralston, James c.
Satsonas N j., lr Rosanelh. E. George
Dlaz, LUIS A. Rosenberg. Alan J.
Dohanoe' John W, Roure. Jose A.
ElahertY. Morgan V. Rup. Edmund C. P.
rrost. Rooert j.. Schimel, John L.
george; George P. Schneider. P W.
GraceHo j. F. Schoensee, Burke Z.
Halle. Robert c. Smith, Francis A.
Ierardi. P A. jr. Stache e Gerard
Labate. Philip A. Stone Jacob
Lambert John NJ Valigorsky, Pam l.
Lambiase. Joseph J. Walker. James w
Lavelle. James P williams John I
Levy. Bernard G..
Navy Medical Corps, United States
Navy:
Crosby. John r Rowe, A. r. jr.
ODonnell. B. V.
Navy Medical Corps, Reserve:
Murphy. Frank j. Watman, Robert fsi N.
Evening star., 1943-12-21

Navy Medical Corps, United States
Navy:
Crosby John F. Rowe, A. T. tr
ODonnell, B. v.
Navy Medical Corps, Reserve:
McAliffe. E. F.. jr. Walsh, William B
Murphy. Frank J. Watman. Robert N
Evening star., 1943-12-21

Mccarthy. J. c.
McLaughlin. E. r,
Martin, william j.
Moffitt, C. r.
Moser. J. M, jr.
Norton, John c.. jr.
O'Brien. John r
OlsavSky. John c.
|. Ralston, James c.
Rosanelli. E. George
Rosenberg, Alan J.
Roure, Jose A.
. Rup. Edmund C. P.
Schimel, John L.
Schneider. r W.
Schoensee, Burke Z.
Scully. James H.
Smith, Francis A.
Stache, E. Gerard
Stone. Jacob
Valigorsky, Paul ].
, Walker. James W.
Williams, John J.
Evening star., 1943-10-17
Homeward From Sa|erno
1l e Is.

From Solerno TO WoIter
Reed. It's journeys end
OF Silver Spring, Nd, for
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New York City, ond with
both honds bondoeed he
con use O little help in
buttonine up from 1t.
Alice Hall, Army nurse,
before Ieovine the hospitoI
troin for the mediooI
center. A. P. Photo
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
War Problem Clinic:
Army Doctors O. K.
Releases III WAAC

THE WAR PROBLEM CLINIC
has received many letters from
wives, mothers and sweethearts
Of men in service asking if the
man couldn't be discharged be-
cause of physical disability be-
cause he is more than IS years
old or because he is needed at
home.
Now along comes a letter from
a young man who wonders if his
mother in the WAACs can't re-
Ccive discharge because OF her
physical condition.
This Is The first letter of this
nature 10 come 20 the column,
and although the-same answer
applies as in the case Of a SOL
der. il is Of interest If only be-
cause II is a reversal Of the usual
situation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
Seeks Inform alton
on Nurses Training

War Problem Clinic.
] am gong 10 he Is years old
m September and ! would like "a
study nursing hu ! only have ll
grades of school understand
YOU need a high school education
30 be a nurse am working a.
present and wonder II / couldn =
90 20 night school 10 make up The
grades r. S.
Dear +. 8:
To enter nurses training Won
must he not only a high school
graduate. hut have grades that
were in the upper third Of the
class.
You can inquire about contin-
uIng your high school work,
either in day or evening school,
at the Detroit Board of EduCa-
tinn. 1854 Broadway. If YOU
cannot attend Detroit school.
inquire Of the superintendent of
schools in your own town.
MRS. IRENE r. URPHY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23

Ne VIII XII minister II she tTles 10
get a divorce.
We are not sure whether he
VIII do it but she doesn't want TO
take the chance. Please tell us
What We should do. We want
very much 10 Get. MA rl.indt -
J. S.
Dear j. s:
My guess i that your friend
il not nearly 80 crazy" about
YOU aS YOU are about her. And
this il probably "A good thing.
The fact that she and her hus-
band have apparently made
failure Of their marriage does
net suggest II great chance that
YOU and she would be any more
successful I'm marriage.
Studies of a great many
marriages by Judges. lawyers.
SOCiologi>tS. and pSNchiatriSts
have shown that people VII.
have had one divorce are NOR
likely 10 have a second divorce
than those starting out fresh !.
This is because divorce il
uSu1fty-aimost alWaN>-duc 10
BOTH of the partners, not Just
10 one of them. [ SuallN both
were short on understanding
on 4 sense Of humor. and on a
Willingness 10 make some SaCri-
fees for the other
II Nou think that success TN
marriage can he assured nv the
fact that YOU are crazy" about
the woman in the case. YOU
have at least one more guess
coming. such "craIincss" l.
natural enough hut marriage
involves a lot more 90 be sue
CesSful than YOU seem To I'M
derStand.
You might well take Yourself
aside, have n heart-tO- heart
talk with Yourself and decide
there may be other attractive
women in this world and that
one of tn m viii make You
happy.
DIR. ALFRED NCCLUNG
LFF. professor and head 81 the
department Of sociology, Wayne
University.