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457 IN NAVY LIST
187 Lieutenants Selected
for Grade of Lieutenant
Commander.
w President Roosevelt shortly will
Iser^to the Senate for confirmation
•the *ames of 457 officers of the Navy,
lust chosen by a Selection Board for
promotion. There are 187 lientenants
picked for advancement to the grade
of lieutenant commander and 270
Junior grade lieutenants recommend
ed for promotion to the grade of
lieutenant.
Since March 8 the Selection Board
has been sitting at the Navy Depart
ment. Secretary Swanson convened it
and named Rear Admiral Henry E.
Lackey, director of the Shore Estab
lishment's Division at the department,
as its president.
Among the lieutenants selected for
promotion to the grade of lieutenant
commander are George T. Boldizsar
of Baltimore, Md.; William R. Terrell
of Severna Park, Md.; Arthur L.
Pleasants, jr., of Richmond, Va.;
Worthington S. Bitler of Ivy Depot,
Va.; Joseph N. Wenger of Bethesda,
Md.: Thomas C. Evans of Baltimore;
Albert C. Murdaugh of The Plains,
Va.; Alfred C. Olney, jr., and Harry
H. Keith of this city; Roland M.
Huebl of Baltimore; Thayer T, Tucker
of Baltimore; Peter W. Haas, jr., of
this city; Percival E. McDowell of
Annapolis. Md.; Karl G. Hensel of
Baltimore; Balch B. Wilson, jr., of
Newport News, Va.; William P. Mc
Carty of Baltimore; Alvin D. Chand
ler of Williamsburg, Va.; Joyce A.
Ralph of Baltimore: Valentine L.
Pottle and Harry A. Dunn, jr., of
this city, and Beverly R. Harrison, jr.,
of Fredericksburg. Va
Others to Be Promoted.
Others chosen for advancement
from lieutenant to lieutenant com
manders are:
Van Deurs. George Crawford C. W
Cullins. T O - jr. Vest. John P W.
Noble Christopher Dannenberg. J. Y.
Harris. John W Morehouse A. K.
Eaton. 'William G. Wilson. Thomas D.
Cone. WMlliam W Dunn Joseph B
Greber. Charles F McManrs. K M
Alexander. Charles S Monoval. George L.
Toney. Albert L. Johnson. Francis B.
Atkeson C L. C . jr. Saunders. W V.
Connor. John Harrigan. D W.
St urges. Russell G Moe. Francis J.
Peacher. Robert M. McLaren. K. M.
Campbell. W S Pearson J B . jr.
Huber. Vernon Ward F”ank T , jr.
Kauffman. R P Sanders Harrv
Sampson. James G. Kmc. John W
Jarrett. Harry B. Withineton. F S
Junker. A F Spangler Solden B
Cornwell. Delbert S Longhead. E C
Hadley Hueh W McCool. Richard C.
Anderson. Byron S Kirkpatrick. NT K.
Ouinn. Gerald U. O'Regan W. V
English. R. A J. Crommelin J C jr.
Thicme. Karl A Ammon William B.
Cross. William C. Smoot. Roland N.
Earle. Ralph tr. Wirtz Paul C
Pratt. John L Dietrich. Neil K
Humphreys, c W. Rassieur William T.
W'ood McFarland W. Dugan. Paul F
Von Dreele. W. H. Storrs Aaron P . :{d.
Pilev. William A Nlclsaac J:thn M
6trauss. Elliott B. Turner. Thomas L.
Thach. James H . jr. Trapnell. F N1
Ocker. John M. Hoffhcins. W L jr.
Krick. Harold D Mendenhall. W K ir.
Burke. Aileigh A. Scruggs. Richard M
Pearce. Enward S. Edwards. F. A
Crist LeM. E.. ir.. Henniear. William E.
Chappell. Church A. Kane Joseph L.
Williams. Harold N. MacMahan. D. S.
Fryberger. Elbert L. Russell, Walter C.
Crosby. Gordon J Kelsey. John D
Dennison. Robert L. Willett. James H
Shea. Daniel P J. Johnson. Jl. C . ir.
Agefon. Arthur A Keating. John S.
Ruble. Richard W. Walton. Fred W\
Ring. Stanhope C. Birtley. T B jr.
Coe Charles F. Blair. Leon H.
Williamson. T. B. Felt. Harry D.
Bennett. C. H . jr. Will. John M
Welker. G W . ir. Rodgers. Robert H.
Fuqua. Samuel G. Casey. Thomas J.
Moran. Henry G Peterson. John V.
Shoup. Frank E . jr. Comly. S. P ,ir.
Hughes. Francis M. Brown. John L.
Moosbrugger F. Renn Joseph B
Thayer William R. Morris. Robert M.
Peck. Edwin R Nelson. Frederick J.
Dassault. George A. Guillot. James C.
Smiley. Curtis S. Hamilton. W. H.
Farrar. Murvale T Anderson. W. D
Lone Spectator
MASTER OF MILLIONS
WATCHES CREWS.
MONTAGU NORMAN,
Governor of the Bank of Eng
land. pictured as a solitary
spectator on Chiswick Bridge,
Middlesex, England, when he
watched rowing crews at prac
tice. The photographer was
rewarded with this pleasant
smile. —Wide World Photo.
' Reinken. Louis A. Arnold. Murr E.
'Chapman. Joseph E. Hobby. W. M. jr.
; Young. Howard L Burford. William J.
Stephens. Marvin M. Coffin. Philip R.
Scoggins. Olin Field. Wells L
Brices Josephus A. Hudson. Homer B.
Wadell. Robert P. Robison. Horace G.
Bovcc. Thomas E. Moss. John B.
Fitzgerald J S Hedrrman T. H
Haynsworth. W. M . Pogue. William G.
jr Lohmann. Philip D.
Gold P D . Gd Kmesley. Marvin P.
Mahef Arthur L. Bowers. William A.
Day Dwight H. Treadwell. Paul C.
Cooper. Henrv M. Nutter. David L.
Davis. Burton Morrow. John A..
Holt. Walter C. Brady. John H
Miller. Louis N Aenew. H^nry F.
Cone Darnel N ir. Mullins. William J.
Kooncr Paul B Gmder. John K. B.
Wilcox. Donald E. Shaw. John D.
Monroe. Frank, ir.
Lieutenant Promotions.
Following is a list of lieutenants
(j.g.) selected for promotion to lieu
tenant:
! Tolson. David W. Brady. Parke H
Garcia. Edmund E. Renfro. Edward C.
Epps. William B Lord Charles W
Roughton. Emery Stevens. Janies E
Simons. M H.. ir. Rtssbee. E. O.. ir.
Briner. Richard R. Moreno. John A.
rna-cs I n ir Tatom. John P
Dodite.' Harry” B Craighill. Robert R.
Ennis. William C. Armstrong J. H.. jr.
Mastcrson. K. S. McGregor L D jr.
Larson. Herman N. k?'fver a2.^
i Hindman. J. A E. Malpass. Ray E
. Craig. John R. Palmer. George G.
i Dornin. M E XnunS H'
Douw. Volckert P Marshall. E S L
. wniant p I jr McCombs. Charles E.
Johnson. R W Newton. Hoy A.
1 Hughes. Claud W Miller, Theodore T.
Nixon. Richard M. Rutter. Royal L
Welchel. David L. Hernrng. Harold M.
Adkins. James A. Clarkson. James 8.
Holmes. Ephraim P. Lincoln. Horatio A.
Walter Wilfred A. Ross. Russell R.
Foster. Walter M Conn. Richard J. H.
Butler W C , ir Jones. Lafayette J.
Moore' R L. jr Heap. George L.
Chafer. George B. Lang. James G.
Havward. John T. Chambers. G. M.
Johnson. Frank L. Halstead Merviti
Bardwell. Francis E. Kosco. George F.
Kirvan. William H. Shaffer. John J 3d
Ensev. Lot Badger. Harry P.
Nelson William T. Weller. S. P . jr.
Lackner Peter R. House. Herschel A.
Lucker Nicholas, jr. McCreadv. G. T., 1r.
MacKav. Hugh T. Hulme. John
Pieczentkowski. H. A. Bauer. Rudolph C.
Haley Thomas B Laine. Frederick W.
Peterson. Mell A. Wylie William N
Allen B C.. Jr. Adams. Carlton R.
Brook. Charles B Sharp. Raymond N.
Randall. Samuel M. O Beirne. Emmet
Butterfield. G. N Brumby. Edward
Heyward. A. S. Jr. Adams. Scarritt
Kinert. John O. Lowrance. Vernon L.
Knoll. Denys W. Harris. David A.
Burns. Martin C. Herms. Charles R.
Krick. Donald P Enead. W. O.. Jr.
Sloat. Frank T. May. Leo G.
Alles, John W.. 3d Colestock. Edward L,
Stich. Francis S. Little. Edward N.
Carmick. Edward B. Thomas, William C.
Seay. George C. Ostrom. Charles H.
Sanders, Eddie R Hunt. R D. D.. Jr.
Morton. Dudlev W. Thornhill. T. J.. Jr.
McKntght J R.jr. Ruff. Lawrence E.
Quiggle. Lynne C Haines. Nathan S.
Estabrook. W. S Jr.. McMlllian. Ira E
Dennis. Jefferson R. Lowrey William W.
SJtroh Robert J Allen. W. Y„ ir.
Lee. John E, Disson. John K.
Hanson, lleniy O. strohbehn. W. W.
Corbus. John Grantham. E. B., Jr,
Fnelscb. B. A. Whitfield. J. D Jr.
Engleman. C. L. Andrews. Charles H.
Dorsey. Jack S. McCullough. M. L.
Earle. Otis J McCullough. Mont
Lew’5- f1*11 aomery L..' Ir.
Scull, Gifford Lucas. F. C.. 1r.
Gaulin. Victor S Ebert. Walter G.
Corey. Howard G. Mauro. C. T.. ir.
Grove. Alfred E Dealey. Samuel D.
Massey. Lance E. Hawkins, David D.
Sands. fames W Cushing. Dana B.
Davis. James w Coe Jamf, w
|ass- Donald J Jenkins. Walter T.
uarvfv p Hahn. Elvin
Hocdeo. Harvey P. wjlson Prancls E
funnao^P P ^r Bowen. John B Jr.
rwDv’ Kenneth M Marable, Herbert H.
Wnvan' Thomas L Rosasco. Robert A.
S&JP' O M Jr Wakefield. Ellis K.
Esslmger RJ Van Metre, T. J.
Marshall T W Jr Brokenshlre. D B.
Drane William M Ellis. William E.
Miner' Albert S Roby. Allan B.
Dodson. Joseph E. Boyd. Alston M.. Jr.
Grant, James D. L. §i‘S.s.sc(15oywnf?Jn n
Miller. Frank B. Fairchild. Milton D.
Kves, James E Mayo. Raymond L.
McClain. Warren H. Post. W S Jr.
Gragg. John B Bnner. Harmon V.
Taylor. Robert H. Doyle. W T . Jr.
MacGregor. E. J . 3d Vcrhoye. Harry J.
Blackburn. P P. Jr. Block Everett M.
Smith. Philip T.. Jr. Williams. M. B.
Hutchins. T. B . 3d Wycant. H. S.. ir.
Koepke, I.yle L. Woodard. W. r.
Sanchez, Henry G. Spring. Arthur F.
McLeod. Bowen F. Robinson. O. W.
Robbins. J. A. Newell, Byron B.
Azer. John B. Duryea. Harold E
Lynch. Oliver D. T. Wolverton, Royal A.
Whitehurst, E. H. • Lldstone. N. A.
Sanders. W. H., jr. MofTelt. William. Jr.
Westhofen, C. L. Over, George R.
Farmer, William H. Gilliam. Charles R.
Nix, Joshua J. Chappie. Wreford G.
Wingard. W. C., Jr. Mathews, L. O., Jr.
Dtmmlck, John B. Reeder, F. M.
Owen, Arthur E. Clifton, Joseph C.
McOlathery, R. D. Newman, Roscoe L.
Carter, Franeli M. Edwards. John E.
Smith, Harry Kaiser, William C,
Howell, John G. Heerbrandt, P. F.
Mott, Ellas B„ 2d Howerton, C. C.
Harmon, William L. Wright, Thomas K.
Sutton, Robert D. Vosseller, James O.
Jennings. Robert F. Barrett, A. J.. jr.
Newsome, James H. McPherson. K. 8.
Campbell, N. A. Conner, Ray R.
Webb. Thomas 8. Tyra. Thomas D.
Germany. R. W„ Jr. Veasey. A. C.
Flynn, John F. Rivero, Horaclo, Jr.
Ruddy, J. A . Jr. Reed. Allan L.
Bristol. John M. Colwell, John B.
Wllbourne. W. W. Rogers, Thomas W.
Hanson. B. S. Jr. Taylor, Robert L.
Coffee. Doyle M. Greene, George M.
Eddy, Ian C. Lay, James T.
Dunn. Elmer J. Gadrow, Robert E.
Nutting, Kelvin L. Dorsett, John O. P'.
Stevenson, H. C. Payson, Harold, jr.
Clark. Baylies V. Roeder. Bernard P'.
Olney. Davis W. Moulton, Horace D.
Wagner, Edwin O.
--— •
War on Vagrant Dogs.
BOWLING GREEN, Ohio, April 3
UP).—village officials of nearby Wal
bridge started today a war on vagrant
dogs which Mayor J. C. Loop said
would “make the pied piper of Hamelin
look like a piker.” His honor de
clared there were so many dogs run
ning loose that it was "unsafe for citi
zens to walk down the streets.”
100 Criminals Seized.
Automobile association patrcl riders
In Great Britain claim to have as
sisted the police in apprehending over
100 criminals in the last year.
Even if she hasn’t asked you for it, what Mother wants
is a splendid photograph of you. She loves you, and
nothing will please her more than to be able to say
proudly of your picture,"This is my daughter!”And we'll
take the kind of pictures of you that will make her proud.
Have Your Photograph Taken Now
"Wheelan Way ” Urge 11 x 14 size.
means no appoint- *
ment is necessary. Order one or more.
ASK ABOUT OUR MOTHER’S DAY SPECIALS
Photograph Studio . . . Third Floor
JQu/l uwtcwaAA
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A compact model, ideal for
small apartments, yet fully
equipped and sturdy enough
to do all your sewing for a
long time. Attachments,
knee control. American wal
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plewhite style.
Regularly til? ”7 *7
$59.50
"“—■•■Spy 1 1 .
ELECTRIC
SEWING
MACHINE
New Home Electric Sewing Ma
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and carry the Good Housekeep
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We have chosen the
three 1937 models that
are most popular with
Washington housewives,
and are offering them to
■ you at such impressive
savings that there’s no
longer any excuse for
you to keep on pedaling
your old-f a s h i o n e d,
hard-r u n n i n g foot
treadle machine.
c 1
Trade in the old one tomorrow on one ’
of these smart-looking, smooth-run
ning modern electric sewing machines
and see how delightfully easy sewing
can really be.
It Is Easy to Own One, too—
$3 Down and $4 Monthly
Small Carrying Charge
Sewing Machines . . . Second Floor
The Georgian embodies
both beautiful console
structure and the Rotary
mechanism principle.
Smooth, quiet, easy-to-run.
Attachments, knee control,
sewing light. Sews back
wards and forwards.
Rtgularly
$89.50
Made and
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Margot Lace
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Mousline Dirndl
Charming lace mousseline makes this Dirndl frock with
square neck, huge puff sleeves and contrasting gros
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a bit of the gleaming slip. Aqua or th r\ ^
dawn pink. Sizes 0 to 15.
Dresses . . . Third Floor
Mayflower
features
Cut-Out Shoes
$7-75 and $8-75
Mayflower keeps a step ahead of
fashion with these clever cut-out
combinations of gabardine and
patent. Portholes add lots of
charm to Oxfords and pumps,
while large cut-outs do wonders
for sandals.
A. High riding step-in with patent
heel, toe, and trim, and double
breasted row of portholes up the
front _$8.75
B. High heeled sandal of patent
and gabardine with cut-outs across
the toe and at the sides of the
strapping -$7.75
C. High riding tie cut low on the
sides, with five bound portholes on
either side. Patent seam up the
front - $8.75
Footwear ... Second Floor
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Streamlined by
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