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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-04

upravieena, neodpustljivo pa je,
da tega nisem vknjizil in da "a
radi tega nj blagajna v redu.
Gnal sem ST to tako k srcu in bill
tako nesrecen, da sem hotel Cd
povedati sluzbo in sem to zaupal
pokojnemu dr. Verstovsku.
Kako pa je bio V zuzember-
ku? Ko sem ~ugotovil blagajni
primanjkljaj cez Din. 5000, nj
smatral to g.. dekan "a mic poseb-
mega, ces, bono pa dali ia zne-
SEX med 'prehodne'. 10 sem Cd
kril razne mahinacije, XII maj hi
zakrile pasivnost zadruge, zopet
mic hudega, sicer pa Sc DO dalo
to z vsakoletnim cistim dobi-
ckom pokriti. Ko sem zahteval
sejo, je izjavil g. dekan, da nj
potrebna, pa tudi nj mogoce Cd
bornikov skupaj dobiti. Kako
pray sem incl, ko sem dvomil 0
tenn, da Sc DO predlozila obcne-
mu zboru pravilna blanca, je
pokazal pozneje obcni zbor, ka-
teremu Sc je kljub revizijskim
odredbam predlozil racunski "a
kljucek S 'fingiranimi' terjat-
vami.
clovek hi pricakoval, da DO
postenjak, XII je padel, svoj pa
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-04
Diplomufi koneno
je pokozoIi nekui
wolfe 20 enofnosf
(NadalJevanje S 1. strani.)

(Nadaljevanje S l. strani.)
nicna, bi morala podatke preis-
kati posebna komisija zdruzenih
rovalce zdruzenih narodov tudi
S predlogom, da maj vsaka deze-
la poda tocne podatke o svoii
oborozeni sill ma kopnem, in v
letalstvu. In OBJ enem hi morala
dati podatke tudi o takozvanih
svojih tajnih mehanicnih oro-
zjih, med drugim O atomski bonn
bi, ako jo ina.
Da bi bila TAXA porocila res
narodov. Odprte bi il morale biti
vse skrivnosti vojne sile in ma
podlagi studiranja vseh armad
in vojnega mehanizma bi potem
izdelala bodisi ona ali pa kaka
druga komisija nacrt "a razoro-
zevanje.
Walter Lippmann, XII slow "a
eksperta V problemih vnanie po-
lltike in "a izrednega poznaval-
ca mednarodnega polozaja, naso
Waldo svari, da Sc z razorozeva-
MEM ne prenagli. On smatra, da
je razorozevanje "a Rusijo emo
stavna stvar, ker njena sila je
V moStvu. Poslje ga domov in ko
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-04
pRoLETAREc

in rade wolfe prejel zasluzeno
kazen in opravil nalozeno poko-
70. Toda ne! Proti revizorju, XII
je storil lie svojo dolznost, da je
napake odkril, postopal prot
krivcu tako prizanesljivo, kakor
je lie mogel, ie bio treba nape-
RITZ top najvecjega kalibra.
Med Zveznim uradnistvom ie
znan izrek g. Legata, da Sc ga
(dekana Gnidovca) je treba bolt
bait, kot samega hudica, JAZZ Sc
ga pa ne bojim tako. &c me top
podere, bonn padel v zavesti>;da
sem branil postenje."
To protestno pismo postenega
nadzornika je ostalo v arhivu, v
~zapisniku Zadruzne zveze pa O
MEM nj duha ne sluha. Ostal je
glas vpijocega v puscavi. &c je
bill DIR. Korosec predsednik take
Zadruzne zveze, XII je ostro "a
merila primanjkljaj dveh kraj-
carjev, Franc GabrovSek pa raw
natelj iste Zveze, XII je svojim
politicnim somisljenikom in sta
novskim tovarisem spregledova-
la tezke goljufije in tie ljudi po-
tenn Sc scitila, je pac lahko uvi-
deti, kako globoko v blato Sc je
Zadruzna zveza pogrezala.
Dale prihodniic.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-04
(KOnec S J. Strani.)

\1AOIlCC > ,. SGl dIII.J
ie zahteval. Potem TAKEN SO ne
srece Poljakov Zed. drzave kri-
We, oziroma mas takratni pred
sednik, XII lie govoril O Stirih svo-
bodScinah in atlantskem carter
ju, Rusiji pa dajal koncesije ter
vojni material. Ampak tista
Poljska, kakrsno 81 zele nazaj
ljudje, S katerimi je "'Tribunin"
reporter govoril, je bila skrajno
slaba, nedemokraticna in proti-
socialna. Nedvomno 81 10 veci-
ma Poljakov take vec ne zeli, "a
to 81 ustvarjajo ma vojnem po-
goriscu novo, V kakrSni DO vre-
dino ziveti.
BOdocnost Europe in NemCiie
je samO V socialisticno zasnova-
mem ekonomskem redu. To ie
dejal angleSkim in ameriskim
uradnikom V Nemciji vodilni So
cial-demokrat V ameriski conf.
Torej Sc "a free enterprise" V
Nemciji ne ogreva noben demo-
krat, pac pa lie tisti, XII Sc boje
"a svoja bogastva in "a profile,
XII bi Jill V drugacni uredbi "a
ME mic vec ne bio.
Elliot Roosevelt, drugi sin po-
kojnega predsednika, je bill z
zeno V Rush,. Sprejet ie bill pri-
jateljsko in tudi on je prinesel
V Moskvo cd njenih ameriSkih
prijateljev topic pozdrave. PR
omizjih je rekel kako ostro proti
tistim V Zed. drzavah, XII O So
vjetski uniji nimajo drugega kot
sovrazno besedo. To je nase to-
rije toliko ~ujezilo, da Elliotu
prete z za~sliSanjem pred kon-
gresnim odsekom "a razkrivanie
protiameriSkih aktivnosti. Cd
drzavnega departments pa so "a
htevali, da maj mu preklice pot
nj list. Ernie Adamson, XII je Cd
vetnik omenjenega kongresnega
odseka, je iztaknil stare postavo
liz leta 1899, katera prepoveduje
Zasebnikom biti v kakrSnihkoli
politicnih stikih S kako tujo de-
zelo, ces, da je to monopol samo
zvezne administracije, oziroma
njenega d~rzavnega oddelka ter
merodajnih odsekov sonata ter
poslanske zbornice. Najbolj "a
grizeni tukajsnji listi pa ozna-
cujejo Elliota "a "komunista" in
enako tudi njegovo mater.
P~redsednik Truman je imeno-
val posebno komisijo, XII jo two
RHO clani Stirih ali petih oddel-
kov zvezne Wade. Njena naloga
je dognati, koliko je med vlad-
mimi usluzbenci "komunistov"
in drugih "prekucuhov' ter po-
skrbeti, da Sc jih odslovi. To je
dobra metoda "a odsloviteV IL
vladimir sluzb vseh takih, XII so
progresivci in V napotje torijem.
P%ritisnejo ii komunisticni pecat
in ven S tabo.
V Zed. drzavah nj mogel biti
ne pred svetovno vojno, ne po-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-04

ga DO rabila, ga DO znova mobi-
l~izirala. Toda moe oborozene sile
Zed. draw je v mehanizmu. Ma
sd sila je v mornarici in letal-
stvu, in v drugih mehanicnih
vojnih pripomockih, n. pr. v
atomski bomb, torpedih in leta-
lih z radijsko k~ontrolo it'd. Ako
to unicimo, z nasilni bazami pc
svetu vred, Sc ten stvari ne mo-
re obnoviti hipoma, kot Sc n. pr.
lahko v par dneh mobilizira kop-
no armada. In "a mehanicna
sredstva je treba imeti inzenir-
sko izvezbanih ljudi. Tako uce-
ME pa vzame casa.
Steer pa Sc Lippmann vzruja-
va pc nepotrebnem, kajti Byr-
mes in Molotov sta re izjavila, da
bosta naSa in angleska vlada 60
vorile o predlogih "a razoroze-
vanje Sele, kadar BIO svet tako
urejen, da DO mir ma MENU trail
no warren.
Problem prehrane in kuriva
Posebni odseki zdruzenih ma
rodov in pa tudi zbornica v ce-
lott Sc veliko ukvarja tudi z
vprasanjem, kako prehranjevati
gladne milijone Evropi in v
Aziji ko UNRRA preneha. A do
sedaj nj bio Sc mic izdatnega
sklenjeno, ker ameriski zastop-
niki pravijo, da kar Sc Zed. dr.
zav tice, bodo pomagale ma svojo
roko in pod svojo kontrolo. Kri-
tiki tega stalisca pravijo, da ako
to storimo, bono V bodoce upo-
rabljali relif v politicne name
ne ameriSke Wade, kar ne DO po-
Steno.
Stabilizacija Sc vraca
Tudi spor glede Rumunije DO
menda prenehal. V Londonu in
v Washingtonu SO uvideli, da
desnicarske stranke nimajo "a
slombe. V nedeljo 1. dec. je incl
kralj Mihael p~restolni govor, XII
ga mu je napisala kajpada vlada,
kakor je obicaj tudi Angliji.
Dejal je, da DO Rumunija, v svo-
j vnanji politiki oslonjena ma
Sovjetsko unijo in da DO gojila
prijateljstvo tudi do Anglije in
Amerike, S svojimi sosedami Ju-
goslaVijo, Madzarsko in Ceho-
slovasko pa DO navezala najozje
stike.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-22

The Mayor will positively run for
mayor again D.. Before leaving for
the Windy City,, we ran into Tony
Stecher, and naturally the chat
turned to his heavyweight boxing
show, Thursday night Tickets,
according to Tony, are going good
because it seems as though every
one wants to take a look at Abel
Cestac, the South American giant,
whom Jack Dempsey has been
spending so much time with . &. The
preliminaries, on paper, look like a
hum dinger Now if they turn
out half as good as the promoter
assures me, everybody will be
happy! D.. Besides, it's so interest
ing to see heavyweights fall .. I'm
proud to say that the large Au-
ditorium crowd rated Ed Lacy as
the most popular and businesslike
boxer in the tournament The
boys are all going to stay at the
Palmer House :. Also hundreds Of
other Golden Glovers will park
their bodies there for the week
Our boys are to arrive in this town
Sunday night at 4. And as you
know, they'll have nothing but the
best Of care have been asked
many times this question: What
chance has our team against the
rest Of the competition ?" . It's
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that the Phyllis Wheatley players
are born players, because II |
know those cats they are not drink
ing milk and eating wheaties every
night and morn. Jack. mean
natural born"
The dance after the game was
really mad. Watched OIL Albert
dance with Anna Mae swear
that cat In mad But not so bad.
Some Of the hard cats there were,
Johnnie Harper, Roy Austin, killer
dillerl Carl Patterson, shortie,
Hank Majors, brotherl Walter Har-
ris, sharp cat Robert Whit
taker, wild but great Newton
Campbell. lucky fellow And
many more Vets looking sharp as
mad va. Jackson. these Vets
were really clad. Some Of the
fine fair and fascinating hens we're,
Carmen, gray skirt, oowh Allen
Jean Vaudeville Carter. La
vsrn Vaudeville, ruff stuff" {.
Ludie Majors, the red streak" &.
Jane Stone. cutie" and many more
fne hens.
guess you know that Eddie
Lacy won the hyweight champion
ship. Tie beat the boy so bad
In the first and third. that for him
10 fight, seems absurd. Well,
now that I have knocked my two
cents Of this talk I'll let you
whip up your story Of the wrong
riffs and Knockout n lingo that's
n real pit. SO pick up a sharp
harp and knock out n fine line.
Dig this poem that tells about
the liver, MopI The liver Is sharp
with n line n mile long and no
doubt you know this is his favor
tie song. Embrace Me My Sweet
Embraceable You" and u you are
with him that's just what he'll
do. He's got hair like Bobby
BAnnArn, dresses like Bill Mccoy,
and to SEQ u hen withcr under his
1--WE, Is his pride and joy. boyl
The girls all like him, the boys
have n jealous slight and you
probably think he's bad, we'll.
you're right. Well, so long cats.
Duke. but remember Good
will, like n good name Is won by
many acts and may DO lost by one.
=. That's the line you've got to
Rnd,--Duke (Staccato) Don, but
not n liver.
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CLASSIFIED

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GE, 1884. VIM. Jones.
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For Sale-lnner spring mattress,
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Call between II a. m. and > p. m.
Clyde K. Johnson, Apt lOl. 22Ol
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For sale: women's coats. dresses
and shoes; also mems coats and
suits. cor Olson Highway-GE.
9il6.
For Sale: Two lots-Humboldt
Height district. Call RE. 1886.
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sold for the finals between the
Chicago winners and the New
York team. That date falls on
March 3.
Next Friday night, the profess
SIGNALS take over when Arturo
Godoy. the Chilean heavyweight
and Lee SavoId, Of New Jersey and
st. Paul get together for their 10
round meeting at the Stadium
Although il is nothing but a third
rate attraction for these left-overs,
the dough they will draw at the
gate would make some Of those old
time greats turn over in their
graves.
Nick Kahler. who was first TO
start the Golden Glove tournament
in Minneapolis some Is years ago.
is in this town with his Inter
national Sportsman's show. This
attraction opens today at the
Coliseum. and hits Minneapolis late
in March.
SOME AFTER THOUGHTS:
thought that the Northwest
Golden Glove tournament was run
off in fine order I'm sure that
the large audience got more than
its moneys worth decisions
were OK. and the cause was most
worthy e. They help most Of the
neighhorhoOd homes with athletic
equipment and what not . Take a
bow, referees Johnny DeOtis. Brit
German. Johnny Sokol and Johnny
Stanton Think their Job is
easy: e. Well. try il sometime =.
Even reading Dale Carnegie's book
doesn't do a ref any good when he's
IN tough spot The boys who
up to n month ago were willing to
wager two and three to one that
Mayor Humphrey would get his
ears trimmed next election, are now
hiding land some leaving town. .
Ten will make EN- a hundred that
they won't be heard from for many
years That is unless II. II. de-
ctdes to run for another office g.
by the way, take this tip. and you
can bet on this like you sometimes
do on any sports attractions .
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-22
Scholarship Dance
Set for CLIO Hdll
EridQY. Mqrch 8

The second scholarship benefit
to assist worthy high school grad
yates who wish to continue their
education, will be held Friday
night. March 8, ut the CLIO hall,
Eighth Street at Fourth Ave. s.
Ben Cassius, chairman Of the
dance, said the committee sponsor
ing the affair will be made
permanent. The first scholarship
benefit, proceeds Of which were do
mated To athlete Glen Pullins for
future college funds. was success.
CaSSius has asked anyone wishing
to become a member Of the scholar
ship committee to contact him at
Re, 99iI.
Music for the dance will be
furnished by Browns Rhythm
Kings.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-22
Dance at CLIO.
Hdll Sunday
NIGHT. March 3

The first Of a series Of public
dances sponsored by u group Of
ex-Vets will be held Sunday night,
March 3, at the popular gathering
place, the CLIO hall, at 9Th St. at
4th Ave. g., Minneapolis.
Irving Williams and his much
talked-about ex-NRvy band, has
been engaged TO provide the music
for the dancers.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-22
BY ?. MELVIN

really an easy question to answer
as none Of these boys is up to
pre-war condition It will take
at least another year for the boys
to condition themselves For any
Of our boys to win a Chicago title,
the chances are very, very slim
| think that Lacy and Flanagan
have at least a chance Of winning
a couple Of fights But that's
all In the meantime don't let
that discourage you ya want
the truth, don't cha?
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-22

were always in there pitching.
Playing on the Halle floor, Friday
night, the visitors ran into a red
hot Q team =. Coach Wilson's men
played heads up all the way-Stnn
Tabor dropped in 20 points to grab
high scoring honors 49, but IL was
little Lloyd Hogan, who was bull
wRrk on defense all night - How
this ex-Marine can grab them off
the back boards and dribble down
the floors something to see
For the Renns. scoring honors were
just about equally divided between
Miller, Harris. and Edmunds-with
McCune turning in a good defen-
sive exhibition.
In Minneapolis. Coach Stafford
Lofts boys couldn't get going due
ing the first half-the score being
1928 half time As the third
quarter begins. Hughes and Wilson
began to catch fire-two pointers
were falling in from all angles
Before the game was over this Will
son chap posted up Is points for
himself to grab high scoring
honors Of his team Edmund and
Miller played outstanding ball for
the Visitor. MeCune dropped in
baskets and > free throws for high
score Of the evening go.
McDill Field Team Coming
The next out-of-town team 70
come to the Twin Cities will he the
McDill Air field team Of lamps
Fla. 49, The Bull doIers" as they
are called, will play Halle March ?
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8 e EEZY

and Wheatley, March 1 This
promises to be the game Of the
season - The Bull-doZers will fly
here from Florida 20 strong-Two
boys Of local ranks will be on the
Visitors roster Edgar Pillows,
who formerly played with the
Halle team and Cozell Breedlove,
who formerly played with the
Wheatley WhizE Kids.
Line-ups Of Friday and Saturday
games with the "Renns" of Des
Moines:
HALLE q. Brown
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-22
FIyweight Champ
Off to Chicago
For Glove Bouts

-TH0tO cOuFte1y OEAF-J our nal
Ed Lacy, left, Of Phyllis Wheat
ley, belted out decision over
Lloyd Livingston Of Albert Lea,
Mimi, to come out kingpin Of the
flyweight division Of the 18th an
nual Golden Glove tournament
sponsored by the Minneapolis Star
Journal, Monday night at the Au-
ditorium. His win was predicted
by Percy Villa, Spokesman Re
cOrder sports writer. in feature
story appearing in last weeks
papers.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-22


night, and never
in history Of this
grand event has
interest been so
high.
Just to give you
an idea Of how
boxing mad this
town is - every
seat lat least
10000 Of 'em)
has already been
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-22

ball games to the
Halle Q. Browns
and WheatleyI
WhiEz Kids by.
scores Of 6S-4b.
and $3.50 respec-
lively. The Iowa.
boys were u pref
ty good little ball.
club and "a from
the indications Of
the scores. they
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-22

"A AuiS "0NA
has been rather
dull and of the
beat.
Although the
gam . at the
WheRtley was all
rect. That
game was really
q killer and we
won by n margin
that was really q
dilIaF. II aaaTna
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-22
More Twin City Contributors
Join to Support AquatenniaI

The following added this week the growing
list Of contributors 10 the 1916 Bonneville Aquatenna
Mr.. and Mrs Tamade Carey Mr.. Mrs Eugene Subete
and w. Hughes, all Of Minneapolis 800; Carroll Andy
Anderson Jane Tye Curtis Chver Wade Anderson
all Of Minneapolis S00; Henry Johnson Fred Dorothy Scott
Jefferson, LaVerne Doy Melvin Grgsby Gaines
Melvin Buford, all Of St. Paul, $780,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-22
Juvenile 1--WE

Well. cats, these weeks seem TO
really be flying, only 10 more days
Of school and | know you're cry
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-22
Ted Allen ms. No. 4

Flo Day 1853 HALLE Q. BROWN
Individual High 3 Game Total
c. Webb 4OS (Lee Turpin Ins.)
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-22
Sport Light
By Jimmy Lee

by Jimmy Lee
The Little Renns" Of Des
Moines. Iowa, invaded the Twin
towns last Friday and Saturday -
and Lost haskell
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-22
IL THIS lis NT
NJ KfkNA GG0EaG Soseu
Il Lincoln Should Return

II Lincoln again TO earth
And view this land Of plenty and yet know
That countless Of It's people knew but dearth,
And in their hearts Al bitterness and woe
Those sorrowing Of his perhaps would
An profound and troubled
And though he fatered he would despair,
But find lamps TO light the darkened ways.
Margaret T..
Phyllis WheatIey attraction this
playing against Wheaey
Whz Kids Saturday night 1.-THE Des MoneS played Halle
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-22

Hazel Underwood, Palmer Jackson, VIM Kay, Mary
Kay, Ruby Craig, Bea slemmons Pearl Mckinney, M
Pearl Brown, Harry s. Brown, Cora Moore Niee
Luck Lewis the TamREe CRreyS senlor) the Cecil BOOKER
Newmans, Nell DOdson Russell many Helen
Clarence Smith coming Of the game
Wanda BRrksdRle Marion Majors Johnson Ernestns Young
looking nice The W. J. WIS young Mays
Florence Mays Charlene Davis Ruth Bell
hot dogs for sale 10 the
club advisor busy running around supervising mostly II
much activity.
Generally Speaking Around the Towns too
sharp the other night her really
Flo BrcOe and Lucille Williams giving
st. Paul the Lee Gertrude stopped
Of the Friday wedding
celebration Of the r. r. Wilson's into Rubs Warren
and Cecil Taylor Minneapolis brother giving
Bill and Nell Russell and Rain and Workout
little fun Saturday night Saw Bobby Mallory Blackwell
and Eddie Lee Bells and they told reporters
Them whsreH They said "Oh reporters States
Employment Office there each
employment compensation" Cute way to put II, huhH
Just 10 Mention Thought the cartoon In the Sunday
Race Tolerance nice And downright sporting Jack
Benny take Ave minutes Of his
Brotherhood week.
Muy Speaking, Favorts song this week I'm Just Lucky
So and So by Duke Ellington with HbbIer singer
"sti favote III This Galloway
Some records that
n Guess I'll Have To Get Along Without YOU Chicago
Down" and Winter Time Blues" by Big Maceo.
gerald ended her
bus New York policy hiring Negro
drivers she had ride the Fifth
her Of positively expressing approval policy
Tab Smith whose band currently the ballroom
has been given honorary membership the Society
Of North Carolina
guest star tho Kate Smith hour and will
starting early In May Joe Jones' drummer
In the armed scheduled discharged will
back with Basic and Walter Page string back
aggregation.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-22
Duluth Boy
Is Lightweight
Finals Winner
BOBBY DANIELS
HOhttOeight chdmp

-Pb0tO eouTtasy BtaF-JOurnAI
Bobby Daniels, Duluth light
weight, decisioned Dick Mays Of
st. James, Mimi, in the finals Of
the 18th annual Golden Glove bouts
at the Minneapolis Auditorium,
Monday night.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-22

81 Paul, FTldRy nIRhtJ and dance afterWaTdB and
the Rll-day institute sponsored by the PrRgmateia
Sorority (the business girls organizRton). Among
those attending the gonGS-on Mines. Jesse Shep
ard, Mae Marshall, Mabe Harris and cute person
ality plus" Nurse Billie Rita Rhodes and attractive
Gladys Kirk. There were many familiar faces
ut the PragmateiR dinner (the girls were really
inspired). =. Among those attending, Mines
Hazel Underwood, Palmer Jackson VIM. Kay, Mary
Kay, Ruby Craig, Bea Slemmons Pearl Mckinney
Pearl Brown, Harry s. Brown, Cora Moore. NIee
Luckie Lewis, the TalmREe CRreyS (senlor) the Cecil
Evening star., 1946-05-03

ulSpldyeu STedG Soi' Treh'Ss.
initiative, energy and ability in the
coordination and direction of the
Engineer supply program, contrib
uting In large measure to the
maintenance of steady flow of
critical supplies" The Washington
officer who once captained Company
H of cadets at Western High School
also was commended for his superb
or handling" of supply problems
and efficient supervision" of the
Engineer supply and maintenance
establishments. He currently is
serving in Germany.
Brig. Gen. Burton M. Hovey, COM
mandant at Boiling Field, has been
awarded an Oak Leaf Cluster to the
Legion of Merit for outstanding
services from September Is, 1914, to
April 2l, 1945, in organizing the 29th
Tactical Air Command, the War
Department announced today.
Assigned to Boiling Field several
months ago after returning from
Europe, Brig Gen. Hovey has been
in the Army since 1923 when he en-
listed as a private. He became a
lieutenant in the Air Corps of the
Regular Army in 1927. He has re-
ceived decorat tions from France and
Belgium.
Capt. Martin r. Peterson. U. S. N,
1888 Stephenson place NV. has
been awarded the Legion of Merit
by Secretary of Navy Forrestal.
Capt. Peterson received the award
Evening star., 1946-05-03

as head of the surface antisub-
marine measures section of the 10th
Fleet, and while serving in the head
quarters of the commander in chief
United States Fleet, from March,
1943, to June, 1915.
Capt. Paul ID. Miles, TOT Berry
street, Falls Church, Va, recently
was awarded a Legion of Merit for
his work with the Frequency Section
of the Division of Naval Communi-
cations in the ONCE of the Chief of
Naval Operations from December
Z, 1941, to September 80, 1945.
Capt. Miles, a Naval Reserve OFF,
Ger, carried out the complex duties"
of his assignment with superior
initiative and ability" the citation
states. He also was commended in
the citation for rendering "distinc-