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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-09

District Court. Fourth Judicial District.
L. " Peterson.
Plaintiff.
W,
Same parties a. In Summons Immediately
preceding this Notice
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. that the
above entitled action has commenced and
that the Complaint hVTein Is now ale
in the office Of the Clerk of tho Court
above named that the names " the parties
In SAID action are a. above stated that the
real property Affected. Involved and brought
into question by aRtd action Ia the follow ipg
tract or tracts of land situate IN the County
~ Hcnnep,n, state ~ Minnesota. dcscrtbsd
A. follows, to-wt'
Lots Three 81. Four 90. Five t6l. Six
t6l. Seven 81. Eight ts. Nine 49, and
rWrnty-siEht t2sD. Block One tH. tinda
North East Addition to Minneapolis ae-
cOriinE t. the map OF plat thereof on
hle and Of record In the office Of the
Register % Deeds % and for said county
and state
NorICE Is FURTHER GIVEN. that the
nhgert Of this RctiOn IL 10 obtain Judgment
nv the Plaintiff determining that he ts the
owner In fss simple estate Ot the above
dvscrterd premises. that the Defendants
herein have No right, title. interest 90
estate therein OF lien thereon and that they
and each of them be forever barred and ex-
clu,lcd from any and all interest thcr,tn or
lien thereon and for the costs and di.burse.
men1 81 this action. providing tks De.
frndaats appear herein, otherwise no coats
and disbursements
/ NOTICE. Is FURTHER GIVEN. that M
pSrsnnsl claim Il mads against the Ne.
Pendants or say or either ~ thcm
Dated this 18th day % May, lplg
wYMAN SMITH
Attorney FOE Plaintiff
10l New York Life BLDG
Minneapolis. Minnesota.
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Birthday greetings In St. Paul: Aug. II
Mrs. l. G. GiIbreath, 97S St Anthony
Ave. Mr. Earnest Williams. $50 lge-
hart; AldOnia Anderson. 707 lEIehart
Elizabeth Russell. t42 Fuller Ave; aus,
! Ave. Aug. lS-MichAel Robinson. 100 81:
| Anthony Ave Mrs. idelle Patton. 20
( 81, Anthony Ave; Joseph Jackson. $40
/ st. Anthony Ave. Aug. l4-hiss AnnApsIIe
| Jones, ga Fuller Ave. Aug; l6-E9rhns
| Neil. 726 ST Anthony Ave. Robert J. Jones
| shI ST Anthony Ave. Sadie Ellis har-
/ rison, 800 ST. Anthony Ave. Aug. IT
Maureen Coleman 5s7 W. Central jeanette
Z. English, 694 ". Central Ave.
Bslatsd birthday greetings to Frank Bran
J son. 24sI2 ROndO Ave. Aug. /.
Out Of town greetings to Rohie kine'
Cleveland, Ohio. Aug. Is.
Birthday greetings from Minneapolis;
Aug. g--JOseph T. Harpole, 1907 nth Ave.
So. Aug lO-DOrothy Sims, S6SS Fourth
Ave. So. Mn. X. z. TAYLOR. 595 Olson
Highway. Aug. ll-Millard Southern, $3.50
1904 46th Ave. So. Aug. l2-LIllian Park
inson, 1915 Fourth Ave. So. Aug. IS
William L. Hill. 2Ol N. Wells ST; Miss
Ada Collier, $50 Bryant Ave. No. Andrew
Breedloye. 7Ol Bradford Ave; No; MIS-.
Evelyn Bannarn, 1910 9Th St. So. ClemSn
Rooney, llO7 Emerson Ave. No.: Riehelle
Marie Session, 1858 Smelling Ave. So. !:
| VerAlee Gardner. lO4 Highland Ave. No. ;
l Nina Johnson, 6lb Fremont ave. NO :
| Annie Crews, SAYS Oakland Ave. Aug. IL
| John L. Neal, 36l5 Fourth Ave. So. James
| IAssley, 63I Girard Ave. No. Joe Stewart
| SIG Is Ave. No. Aug. l5-C. A. Hughes,
1852 Fourth Ave. So. Mrs. l.. Mcclure.
2slS Chicago Ave: jackson Scott sl2
| Lyndale Ave. No. Mary Stokes, 24S0 Fifth
| Ave. So. Mrs. Ruby b. Farmer. Ssl6 Port
| land Ave. So: Lumma Brown. 70b It'll
| st. No. Joe Stewart. Sic 18th Ave. So
| Aug. l6-Mrs 4. J. Drake, 525 Lyndale
| Ave. No. Carrie Smythe, 9O7 Aldrich Ave.
! No Stafford Lott, $50 Girard Ave. No. :;
| q. J. Thornton. 2609 Fourth Ave. So.i
Bonnie Fields. 6O4 Eighth Ave. No.: DO-
Relic Watts, So HOaR Ave. No. Aug. IL
| William Modem. 1909 Third Ave. So. Mrs.
| Nina Williams, 1919 Clinton Ave. Harry
Miller. llO6 Aldrich Ave. No
Out Of town greetings: Aug. l4-James
=. Burden. Chicago. and William CArpenteT.
Chicago. Aug. l5-Gertrude Renfro, Mil
waukee, Wis. Aug. l7-PAt Manuel, Des
Moines Ia. Leola Washington. Shreveport.
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CARpRSF Memorial MsthSatst Church :
n Testimony Of Confidence in God WAS
the subject Of the sermon. based on the
28rd Palm that Was preached BY our pas
tor. Rev. Clarence 7. X. Nelson, At the /
q. m. service last Sunday. The Communion
Of the Lords Supper WAS administered b.
the pastor. assisted by Rev. John NJ
BrOokes, associate minister, after the
sermon. Among the visitOrs at the ser.
vice was Mrs. Cora Parker, former men,
ter Of our church. who h the director Of the
choir At the GOOd Samaritan Methodist
church, St. Louis. Mo. brief musical
program was held At 80 p. m. Rev. Mel
son will preach at the II q. m. service on
Sunday on the subject ''Peaeemaksrs." Mrs.
Cora Parker has been invited to be the
guest sOiOist at this service. Rev. Nelson
will make q brief report Of the Chicago
District Conference, which he attended, this
week In Harvey, ILL.,. before the sermon.
Our summer schedule calls for = service
which begins promptly at II =. m. and
closes by I2.Ib VisitOrn are always well
coined "a our church and services.
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Ans: See IL you can't talk your
husband into going with you TO visit
q physician preferably u psy.
ehiatTist. A psyehiatTist IL q doctor
who diagnoses nervous disorders.
lie definitely needs treatment and
the longer he puts on taking action
the more difficult II will be 10 over.
come this condition.
Lee am girl Of 81.
have been going with AIN. for
about three years. He tells me he
loves me. In April | met F.H.E.
He had been In the Army and he
tells me that he loves me. Then
there is Pc, who Is about 20 miles
from my home town. lie comes TO
see me every Sunday and tells me
he loves me. Which one should |
marry7
Ans: Marry the one you love
the most Mr.. FILE. These
other boys are good JOe's but
your heart has set on one. You
couldn't be happy with either AIN.
or PIE. ~ long as you love only
your N-sOldisr boy.
MINI am discharged vet
Of World War II. Have a very
lovely wife as far rs | know, but
| for some reason | have lost all
confidence and hope in her. Every
small thing that happens seems to
disturb me. Please help me.
Ans: Yours Ii a jealous love,
Mae. You are poisoning your mind
with evil untruths concerning your
good wife. You are forcing your
wife to gradually lose her love and
respect for you. I want you Ia
write me cOnfdentially for you have
too good u mate to lose by your
unreasonable attitude. Let me help
you, friend.
E.B.P.--I am single and living
in New York without any friends
BY accident | was in the company
Of Hazel Scott. | think lot Of her
and would like to become her pTi-
vate secretary. DO you think there
Is any chance Of this?
Ans: There certainly In not a
chance for you unless you ask Miss
Scott! Write her n nice friendly
note and perhaps she will see you
and talk with you. II you can show
her where you can be Of value Ia
her. she may give you u break,
hut anyway. do write her 4 nice
letter. You have nothing to lose
he sure 20 include n self addressed
stamped envelope for your reply.
EL.C.--I am young woman
81. and have a step-frst cousin
that Is very much in love with me
( and I've learned to love him also
am not allowed to 20 out very
much but | go to the movies and
dances with him. am so thankful
! have found someone who may be
able to help me solves this problem
Ans: II is no sin for step.hrs'
cousins to marry. II you love each
other. have everything in common
u should make a good match.
don't believe your people or his
will put up the fuss you think. You
are both mutually liked in your
family circle and ! am sure your
engagement announcement WOulC
20 over smoothly.
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Halle q. Brown
Notes

The Friends Service Work Camp,
at Halle u. Brown mouse, II spOn-
soTinR course IN the technique
Of teaching folk dancing. All lead
eTB OF groups VINO are Interested
In folk dancing, such M leaders OF
clubs, church young peoples so
cIeLIes, teen-age Canteen leaders
or older teen.aRerH are welcome
how 10 teach folk dancing. Inc
dates are set 10 take place IN Hal
lie gym, August ~, - ana ~, at
1880 y. IN. Anyone interested ~ In
vited 10 attend each Of the three
sessions,
The Halle Canteen or Club sos,
is still the most popular teen-age
canteen IN town, open eacn Wed
nesday and FrIday evening with
Mrs, Mann, Mr.. House and Mr..
Wilson as hosts ana hostess, On
Saturday evening, the younger
teen-RgsTS gather and spend what
~ ReneI ally called swell eve
ming because II H. the coolest
spot IN town, probably - the cause
Tor It's popularity.
II and when you pass Halle
nursery school playground, by all
means note the excellent JOB the
Coop Work Campers did on set
ting up four lifelong swings for
Hailies children. Every day after
work, the campers, under the dI-
rectlon OF Bill tale, worked IN the
bT0ilInR sun 10 set up the swings
for neIRhborhOOd children. and they
(chlldTsnI love II. The other day,
20 children were standing IN line
awaiting their turns, This Is u hne
contribution 10 the community and
We wish to publicly thank BIll
Hale and his gang.
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Saturday night, August 3, while
visiting his grandparents at Grand
Island, Neb. lie was rushed 10
Lincoln, Neb., but died en- route
10 the hospital.
Rudolph was a first grade stu
dent at Maxheld school. lie was
also the nephew Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Turner Price, TOO ROndo Ave, and
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Ford, 9l2
RondO Ave. His mother and n
brother, Joseph, Jr., we're with the
child on his visit 20 Nebraska.
The child's death was the first
among Negro children in 81. Paul
since the beginning Of the cpl
demlc.
His remains arrived In 81. Paul
Tuesday, August Q. Funeral serv-
ices will be held Thursday, August
4, at 10 n. m, at the Brooks
Funeral Chapel. Rev. l.. Williams
will OfYiciate and interment will be
at Oakland Cemetery.
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THE ABBE WALLACE sEnNcE


DAHL have tried with all my
power 10 use my head and do what
Is right, but ! am afraid TO trust
myself. The boy friend ! go with
now makes fun Of me because !
don't allow him 10 say ugly words
and make dirty remarks in my pres
ence. He refers TO me as being
gOOdy- ROody. This hurts me very
much. Should ! give in TO this boy
or stay as I am. My girl friends
Just snatch my boy friends away
when they get ready.
Ans: The boy friend you have
now In on the fast" side. lie thinks
II II smart and big time 10 talk
fresh" You would not be losing
q thing 10 have one Of your girl
friends put the snatch on him. he
sweet and friendly 10 all the boys
but don't give In 20 any Of
them. You can be n good sport and
still draw the line when II comes
10 going too far.
D.M.F.-I have missed" The
last time was March I. don't think
| am pregnant because ] am the
same as | was before. ] am not
getting fat and don't feel bad. !
am very anxious To know what IL
wrong. Am ! changing lives or am
! too yOunRT
Ans: Visit your family doctor
and let him examine you. ! think
yOu'll find that you are with child
again. Yes, you are quite young
10 be going through the change Of
life.
E.S.M.--I have worked for a man
last year and same this year. He
wants to build me house on his
place. Should | accept his offer
or not?
Ans: II you accept his offer you
will be more or less ObligatinR
yourself 10 him. AZ your age. this
might not he the wise thing 10 do.
You are happy living there with
your sister for she IN a comfort
and you enjoy each Others com
pany. Talk this over with your sis
ter before agreeing TO the prOpO-
sitiOn. The main question II, will
you be happy living alone away
from your sister? ! don't be-
lieVe you will.
Ell have had trouble since
my husband came out Of the Navy.
He says he loves me but he stays
with another woman and he asked
me to wait little longer for us
10 be together. Would ] be happy
or should leave town. How much
longer should | waltz
Ans: You have waited entirely
too long now. Your husband In be-
ing selfish and unreasonable In his
actions. You were true and faith
ful to him while he was In the seTV-
Ice. which II all n good wife could
do. Let him make definite choice
now and fOreVeTmOre. Either he
comes home and quits this other
woman for good or you quit
him. You are too young a woman
to let yourself be imposed upon In
this fashion.
l.B.S.-I want you 10 tell me
why does my husband act 50
stranger lie seems to be very
nervous. We haven't lived together
In seven years but he comes Ia sec
me and gives me money, lie keeps
me worried. | feel sorry for him
lie ~ upset over something,
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Maude Daley, Resident
For Ten Years, Dies

Mrs. Maude Daley, 90 years old,
died August I. She was born In
BeTing Springs, Mich, October 3,
1876, and had spent the past ten
years In 81. Paul, residing at 1882
ROndO Ave.
The deceased was the mother Of
Mrs. Louise Carter Of Chicago and
q sister Of Mrs. Ethel Stewart Of
81. Paul.
Funeral services were held Wed.
neaday, Aug. Z. 2 p. M, at Brooks
chapel. Burial was In Oakland Gem,
etsTy. Rev, Floyd Massey, Jr., Of,
hciated, In the absence of Rev. II
N. Moore, who IL out Of the city.
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Quarterly Conference
Scheduled Sunday
Al WQYmdn AME

Quarterly conference will be held
at Wayman AME church in Mime
apolis on Sunday, Aug. IL.
The Rev. W. T.. Guy, presiding
elder Of the 81. Paul district, will
be the morning speaker, and the
Rev. Il. X. Thomas will be the eve
ming speaker. The Wayman choir
will sing In the morning, and the
St. James AME minneapolis
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Correction: There was a typo
graphical error last week in our
presentation Of a social item. Mrs.
l.. Stewart, 1906 Seventh Ave. No,
gave a Party on Thursday, July
Is, for Mrs. Naomi Mosely Of
Pittsburgh, Pa, instead Of the par
ty being given by Mrs. Mosely.
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Duluth News
BY ZILLAH WATERS

The Misses Shirley Stokes, form
erly Of Gary, Ind, now of Chicago,
and Margaret Thomas Of Chicago,
arrived in the city, Friday, Aug.
2. Miss Stokes is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Halle Hall Of Gil Garfield
Ave. Miss Thomas is visiting her
father, Mr.. James Thomas, ST.,
and family, Of Gary-New Duluth:
Miss Stokes is the daughter OF
Ruth Strader Stokes, a former Du-
luth girl.
The Rev. David Patton, pastor
and evangelist of Second Baptist
church Of Fort Madison, Iowa, will
conduct a revival at Calvary Bap-
fist church, the last two weeks in
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Of Chi
cago returned home Thursday,
Aug. /, after a two week visit with
relatives.
Miss DOzie Cox of jackson, Miss,
arrived July 10 to visit her brother,
Mr.. J. d. Cox and family. Miss
Cox recently finished Jackson col
lege. She will visit here the re-
mainder Of the summer.
Mr.. and Miss Thess SmallwOOd
and daughter, Donna Jean, arrived
Friday, Aug. 2, to visit with Mrs.
Smallwood's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. 4. Chairman of 600 East 18th
st. The SmallwoOds returned to
their home in Minneapolis Monday,
and were accompanied by Calvin
Chairman.
Mrs. Naomi ShackelfOrd left
Sunday for Chicago where she will
remain for awhile, after which she
will join her husband on the west
coast where they will make their
home. Mr.. Shackelford has put in
II years Of service in the Navy,
and is now pensioned off.
Mrs. John Matthew Owens Of
Pontiac, Mich, arrived in the city
Friday, Aug. 2, and will remain
until the middle of September. She
is residing at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. +. chatham.
Susie Mae and Dorothy Summers,
daughters of Mrs. J. ID. Cox of
1913 Fifth Ave. East, left Sunday,
July %, for Detroit to visit their
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lindsay en-
tertained at an informal get-to-
gether Sunday, Aug. 4, honoring
Mr.. and Mrs. Thess Smallwood of
Minneapolis, and Mr.. and Mrs. r
Shropshire, now of Duluth.
Mrs. Clarence T. X. Nelson is in
the city for a five or six weeks
rest. She is residing at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams
Mrs. Nelson is the wife of the Rev
Clarence T. X. Nelson, pastor OF
Camphor Memorial Methodist
church of St. Paul, and president
Of the st. Paul branch NAACP.
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choir will sing in the afternoon.
The public Is invited. This Is
the last quarterly conference Of
the conference year.
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st. Paul Child Dies
OF Polio While on
Nebraska Visit

Seven-year-old Rudolph Price
youngest child Of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Price, Sal Rondo Ave, 81
Paul, was stricken with polio late
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Mr.. and Mrs, Harry HOpSins
have moved tn 800 North Dale
Street after selling their house at
l02 lRlehart Ave. MIR. and Mrs.
Hopkins left Saturday, Aug. 3, for
two week vacation with Mr.. and
Mrs, John W. White Of kalispell,
Mont. They will also visit with
friends In Missoula, Mont, Fargo,
N. d., and Duluth, MINI. They will
be home on August 10.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. II. 3. Brown. TOT
lglehart Ave, have announced the
engagement Of their daughter.
JunRuld Nettie, TO Edward A.
Montgomery, son Of Mrs. Addle
&. Few, COZ Fuller Ave. The we'd
ding date will be announced later.
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''PrOblems of Humanity"
! HUMAN RELATION COLUMN WHEREIN THE TROUBLED IN
! MIND AND HEART CAN SEEK COUNSEL AND GUIDANCE

nsls~iy weighted With
Of understanding
write Y0Irp be q
tss E private reply" send lse for ABBEs lSt IN
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Classified Ads in this paper pay
dividends.
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WANT ADS

Wanted Girl to help IN manufac-
ture Of fishing tackles. Work can
be done in the home. Write
Lawrence Johnson, 2223 johnson
st. N. r..
Urgent Reliable parent must rent
house or small apt. within three
weeks. Beat reference. Call
SPOKESMAN or Regent 1888,
For Sale-Two houses. good homes,
40S and 40S's Dupont Ave, n.
Sacrifice the two for 81, ZOO. Owner
lives at lO7 Fremont Ave, N. At
lantic 1870.
For Sale--DupleS and fourpleS, six
rooms. Locust 1885. J. K. Collins,
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THANK YOU NOTE

To all of those Of the Northwestern Rail
road 400" crew who participated N the
purchase Of the beautiful gifts presented
TO me.
am taking this way TO try TO express
my JOY at receiving such beautiful remem-
in Chicago. but the beautiful bag contain
ing the fitted case was the browning climax.
This Is just to let you know my Appre-
citation, but in my heart there is a deeper
feeling. a feeling which cannot be expressed
in mere words. a feeling which goes out to
each and everyone Of you.
Hoping that you remain in service as
long as | have. and that your retirement
will b. rs wonderful as mine has been.
HARRY I. ADAMS
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THANK YOU NOTE

Thanks TO the many friends who visited
me during my illness. Mrs. BOORhery and
family. Mrs. Tom Miller. Mrs. Katherine
Wilson of St Paul. Virginia Curtis and
family. Jesse JackAway. Edith MOlden.
Myrtle Potter. Mrs. Ed Brown and Mrs.
Palmer jackson. Mrs. Matte Patterson and
son, Clifford. Charles Estes. Mrs. Head and
Miss Johnson.
Mrs. Jesse Early
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IN MEMORIAM

In memory Of Phillip Ware who passed
away. August 3, 1913.
! have Lost my souls companion, n
life linked with my own and day by
day l miss him more as l walk through
life alone
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LEGAL NOTICES
Ftls No llA0lA
AIlMMIlNA

SUMMONS
state ~ Minnesota. Iu1hty ~ hrnncpin,
p,atrct Court, FOURTH Judicial District
L. W Peterson.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-04
p %atriotic Program
To Be Presented Al
Business Group Meet

The Wilmington Business and
Professional Women's club will
hold its regular monthly meeting
Friday, in the Friendly cafeteria
Dining hall at 900 pm.
The program will center around
the theme of AmericanisA in the
form of a patriotic program on the
Fourth of July. A short movie will
be shown entitled, America
Marching On. This film swiftly
reviews Americas amazing march
to higher standards Of living.
greater income for her people, and
more leisure to enjoy the good
things of life. The picture inspires
renewed faith in those traits which
can make America busy and pros
porous in the future. The narra-
ton is by Lowell Thomas.
Mrs. Ida B. Kellam, delegate to
the recent state convention will
give a short report to the club.
All members are urged to be
present. Visitors and out of town
club members are given a cordial
invitation to meet with the VII
mington club.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-04
Annual Fourth Of July Dance
Scheduled AT Club Tonight

Highlighting the Fourth of July
celebration at Wrightsville beach
today will be the annual holiday
buffet supper and dance to be held
in the Surf club with over $50
members and guests expecting to
participate.
The club will be dressed for the
special occasion in a patriotic
theme of red, white, and blue and
dinner will be served buffet style
in the dining room with individual
tables placed on the porches and
in the lounges. Guests are expect
ed to arrive around 7:30 o'clock for
the cocktail hour, after which, din
ner will be served at $3.50 o'clock.
Numerous visitors will be pres
ent at the occasion and a number
of smaller parties are included in
the festivities of the day.
Last night DR.. and Mrs. R.
Bryant Hare entertained at the
club at a beautiful cocktail party
including $50 guests. The club
rooms were decorated in flower
arrangements carrying cut the
red. white and blue theme.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-04
S. c. Ports Authority
Seeks More Equipment

WASHINGTON, July s. up -
Five members of the South Caro-
lima ports authority came to Wash
lngton today to get more equip
ment for the Charleston port.
In the group were Chairman Ar
thur Simmons, Columbia; Vice
Chairman C. P. Means, Charleston;
Attorney Robert M. Figg, Charles
ton; treasurer, Howard E. Banner,
Beaufort; and G.. Milton Pearl
slime, Charleston.
Means said I'VE came up today
to get more equipment for terminal
operations in order to complete
operating facilities for the port of
embarkation which we have taken
over"
South Carolinians conferred with
officials of the war assets and
civilian production administrations
and with Senator Maybank Cd
SCI. They plan to return home
tonight.