Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1929, Page 14

14 THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, ANARDSARE IVEN FOR PATROL WOBK Medals Presented to Boys for Directing Traffic at District Schools. Nearly 650 members of the school- boy safety patrols from the District of Columbia schools gathered Friday afterncon in the auditorium of the Thomson School., Twelfth and L streets, under auspices of the American Automobile Association, for the pres- | entation of awards | The boy on each patrol who had per- | formed the most outstanding service during the school year was presented with a bronze medal as indicative of | the appreciation of his school and the American Automobile Association, while each of the others whose work | had been satisfactory received a cer- tificate of service. The work of the schoolboy safety patrols, to which any schoolboy may be appointed by his | principal, is to direct traffic to and from the school, particularly during | th> crowded lunch hour, and to see tha. the principles of safety are obeyed by the members of the school. Ely Talk Opens Exercises. Seldon N. Ely, supervising principal of the 5th Division, opened the ex- | ercises with a short talk on the mean- ing of the patrols and the opportunity f offered them for civic service. Robert L. Haycock, assistant superintendent of schools, commended the ~ youthful members for the fulfillment of their | duty and declared that while it is an | honor to render service it is a still| greater one to be specially signaled out 1o do so. George E. Keneipp. managet of the District of Columbia division of | the American Automobile Association, delivered a short talk on the important nature of the work performed and stressed the need for resourcefulness in Dusiness today, which, he declared, was admirably developed at an early age in tas safety patrols. He particularly complimented the patrol of the Gale School for its work in an unusually diMeult section of the city and recalled that on one occasion its members had halted the cass of Maj. Pratt, super- intedent of police, and Vice President | Curtis, Keneipp Presents Awards. | The awards were presented by Mr. Kneipp, in the name of the American | Automobile _ Association, assisted by | Howard M. Starling, and as each patrol | from the 57 schools represented was | called to the platform it received a few | words of greeting and congratulations | from the association. Announcement was made at the close | by Mr. Starling that all members of the Boy Safety Patrols were invited to attend the base ball game at the Griffith | Stadium, between the Washington and | Detroit teams, as the guests of the| Washington base ball club today. The boys were also entertained by J. Leonard Reh, a musician and sleight-of- hand performer, who was received by | the vouthful gathering with much en- | thusiasm. Medals were awarded as follows: Addison School—Edward Ramey. Elizabeth V. Brown—Harold Savage. Corcoran—James Meek. Jackson—Donald Gaw. Curtis-Hyde—Austin Woodbury. Fillmore—Woodrow Weaver. Grant—Adrian Smith. Weightman—Edwin P. Schweits. ‘Tenley-Janney—Richmond Houser. Barnard—Francis Beale, Milton Mu- litz, George Vaeth. Henry D. Cooke—Richard Rowe. sHubbard—William Todd. Raymond—Robert K. Marsh. West—Frank Mitchell, John Beers, Norman Jester, Delbert Weedon, Walter Bastian. Blake—Adolphe Pranke. Amidon—William Mozingo. Bradley—Samuel Ragland. Fairbrother—Lawrence Pflieger. Force-Adams—Edward Fuller, Richards Henry-Polk—Philip Levin. Smallwood-Bowen—Milton Lunch. ‘Thomson—Marion Littleton. Buchanan—Thomas Dorsey. Congress Heights—Bernard Stew: Ketcham-\an Buren—Norman Davis. Wallach—Cecil Harvey. John Eaton—George Cokinos. William Benning—Edward J. Disney. Edmonds—Alvin Beales. Maury—Lloyd Hadaway. Kingsman—Fred Bassett. Peabody—Emmett Martin. Hilton—Loren Marks. Carbery—James Farr, Clyde Much. ‘Wheatley—Alphonse Trapani. Brookland—Thomas Kidd. Gales—Meyer Azerovitz, George Tarr, John Mandes, Charles Burrows, Ray- | mond Iannucci. Langdon—Louis J. Rubino. James Monroe—Philip Boss. Park View—Philip Martin. Woodridge—Meredith C. Wilson. Cranch-Tyler—Thomas Sansbury. Hine Junior High—Robert Brockhurst. Junior High—Robert linger. Wilson Normal—John Jones, ‘Wilson—Emmons Barrow. Garnet-Patterson Junior High—Rufus Collins. Sumner-Magruder—Edwagg Dixon. Harrison—Willlam Ran Garrison Demonstration — Bernard Hughes | Cleveland—Andrew Jackson, Robert | Ewell, John Simms. Syphax—Benjamin Bell. Smothers—Frederick Bowie, D. A. Payne—Clifton Ford. Logan—Joseph Allen. Garfield—Wilton Smallwood. Cardozo-Bell—Lorraine Hammet. Birney—Richard Lane. Enoch Ambush—Olliver Haynie S1at e r-Langston-Twining—Maxwell Powell, Robert King. Shaw Junior High—Russell Creekett, Selmon Lewis. Miner Normal—Willis Pearson Wills. Lovejoy— Willis Grimes, Boys who received certificates were: Addison — Roger _ Hensler, Francis Rackey, Joseph Pettis, Samuel Joseph, Paul Schaub, Garland Sellers, Bernard Trotter, Henry ~ Wagner, Douglas Thompson, Edward Ramey. Elizabeth V. Brown—Harold Savage, James Condit, Gordon Troth, Benjamin Frank, Randall Adams, Jack Murphy, John Connelly, Warren Ricker, Maurice | Nee, Phillip Burka, Conde Raquet, Rob- ert ‘Martin, Vinton Hurdle, John Ray, Macfarland Knappen Corcoran—James Meek, John Saylor Jackson—Donald Gaw, Prancis Beam- er. Lawrence Boteler, Thomas Donahue, Albert Rhodes, Conway Hortigan, Rob- ert King, Howard Baer, Robert Beck- ham, Maurice Sinsheimer. Curtis-Hyde—Austin Woodbury, Wil- liam Knott, Logan Beach, John Kramer, James Linsky, David Backus, Ernest Ager. Fillmore — Woodrow Weaver, Louis Perry, Francis Dix, Alden Lawyer, Al- bert Phelps, Edward Sorrel, Charles Oliphant. Grant—Clifford Byrd, Lynn McDow- ell, Charles Mayer, Jack Parrish, Rus- sell Kellar, Adrian Smith, Richard . Verrill Weightman—Edwin P. Schweitz, E. P. Richard _Schleicher, Stanley S. Stockslager, William E. Parker, Donald W. Scheppik, Nicholas R. Finelli, Wil- liam B. Askren. J. F. Oyster—Irving Lichtman. Mar- shzll Guthrie, Robert Dunlop, Charles Smoot, Fletcher Hale, William Shannon, Oliver Taylor, B. Mart Bailey. Tenley - Janney — Richmond Houser, Frank Riley, Robert Moore, Raymond Moore, Francis Vernon, Robert Mancine. Peter Barnard—Milton Mulitz, Irving Phil-: lips, Albert Schmidt, Rene Gilberg, louis Waple, William Bell, Richard Leister, William Klare, James Cuthbert, Francls Beale, George Vaeth, Tom Fritch, Dale Koenig, Robert = Pettit, | i the American Automobile Association for Austin Woodbury and Donald Gaw. LABORS OF SCHOOL PATROL REWARDED Youngsters from throughout the city gathered at Thomson School Friday to receive medals or certificates from their work in guarding their companions from traffic dangers.. In the group here are: Front row, left to right, James Meek, Woodrow Weaver, George E. Keneipp, general manager of the A. A. A., who officlated; Adrian Smith and Edwin Schweitz., Back row, Francis Beale, Gus Pappas, Richmond Houser, Harold Savage, —Star Staff Photo. nard Robey, Gray Clarke, Robert Ward, Wallace Langford, Jack Ballard, Shann Dunn, Robert Buchanan, Lloyd Barrett, Robert Talley, Marshal Marks, George | Dell, Richard Rowe | Hubbard — John Mininger, Todd, Donald Surine, Norman Charles Todd, Curtis Spiker, Dassoulas. Raymond—Edwin Bargman, Nicholas Chaconas, Jack Markovitz, James C Pulliam. Truesdell—Norman Himelfarb, Har- vey Caffrey, Isadore Shnider, Lauren Kneas, Carl Moore, Robert Hoffman, ‘West—John Beers, Delbert Weedon, Thomas Owen, Harry Minkoff, Norman Jester, Joseph Hewett, John Kearney, Walter Bastian, Frank Mitchell, Wilmer Helmuth, Burton Bunch. Seaton—Bernard Hixon, M. C. Pol- lard, Blake—Adolphe Franke, James Man- thos, Robert Martz, Stephen Kokinas. Amidon—William Mozingo, Angelina Scafoni, Rose D'Ambrosio, Francis ‘Thomson. Bradley—John Dale, Samuel Mat- thews, Albert Seeley, Grover Davis, Robert Stoute, Willlam Guillion, drew Altman, Samuel Ragland, Wil- liam Whiting, Pearson Naylor, Gordon ‘Weaver. Fairbrother—Lawrence Pflieger, Stan- ley Cogswell, Albert Gibson, Medford Schaefer, Henry Otis, Arthur Carley, Leonard Creto,” Harry Carter, Edward Harding, Norman Best, Charles Faunce, Elmer McConkey. Force-Adams—Edward Fuller, Marvin Horowitz, Vincent Pisciotta, Charles Blakely, Joseph Brennan, Lawrence Brown, William Dunne, Robert Fergu- son, Harry Henning, Charles Moffett, Devereaux Putnam, Lidstone Russell, Peter Richards, Earl Shifflett, Horace Bazen, Edward Johnson, Hugh Preston, Robert Snow, Willlam Velis, Eckley Stearns. Henry-Polk — Philip Levin, Henry Selfon, Arthur Sweeney, Billy Carey, William Beaver. Tony Zappala, Samuel Rubin, John Hilton. Smallwood - Bowen — Milton _Lunch, Charles Glickman, Wilmer Nash, John Richardson, Max Deckelbaum, Jack Schooler, Leon Markowitz. Thomson — Louis Thomas, Frank Spurr, Elmer Wright, Marion Littleton, John Kerns, Arthur Kendall, Benton Patterson, Martin Gabriel. Buchanan—Thomas Dorsey, Edwin Coppage, John Dugan, Henry Deavers, Emory Sparshott, James Thompson, Ed- ward Snellings, Henry Smith, Carroll Sandvoight, Howard Havenner, Robert | Stedman, Wesley Glasgow, Carlton Smith. Congress Heights — Robert Gordon, | Charles Cranford, Bernard Stewart, | Thomas Tucker, Charles Nelligar, Albert | Liff, Joseph Porter, Leonard Cross, Rob- ert Vansise, Fred Moffatt, Fred Hall, Dick Clifton Ketcham-Van Buren—Norman Davis. ‘Wallach—Louis Spear, Leon Gold- man, Walter S. Wood, Joseph Berlin, Francis Bradley, Harry Brady, Billy Adams, Cecil Harvey, Alvin Sullivan, william | Miller, | George | SUBURBANITES beyond the gas lines and CAMPERS we call your attention to our FULL LINE of Coleman Pressure Stoves, Lamps— Lanterns All Accessories W. S. JENKS & SON 723 7th St. N.W. Main 2092 Fi !'PR!O TORAGE LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE MOVING AGENTS ALLIED VAN LINES ; | | CLEANED coLp Holmes Burnett, Paul Stewart, Harold Curtis, Gus Pappas, Jerome Barr, Nor- man Bernstein. Henry D. Cooke—Charles Wilson, Ber- STORAGE § Fu Rs Russell Spittle, Billy Beck, ‘Walker, John Caldwell. John Eaton—George Cokinos, Hugh McNaughton, Lester Sorenson, Richard Sorrell. 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Robinson, Elwood _White, _Clarence Palmer, 'Frances _Campagnoli, Way- mouth 'Robinson, Billy Spriegel. Steve Marshall, Israel Rosenberg, Billy Dal- kin, Morton Jaffe, Budd Cole, Drew Goodwin, Bobby Stokes, James Marsh. | _ Brookland — Thomas Kidd. Eugene Draley. Thomas Fentress, Gerald Doyle, Fred Winkleman, George Harting. Har- lan McClure, Donald White, Carl Don- aldson, Norman Freeman. Fred Wels Harold Husbaum, Joseph Draley. Gales—George Tarr, Charles Bur- rows, Raymond Lannucci, Marvin Bal- derson, Paul Grasso, John Mandes, Henry Pappas, Irvin Truslow, Alveo de Lorenzo, Meyer _Azerovitz, _Lindsay Branson, Charles Fox, Frank Ferrel. Langdon—Donald M. Bell, Neal D. Braggaw, Robert G. Carnahan, Winfield S. Dampier, Douglas M. Eadie, Wallace Haynes, Louis J. Rubino, Bernard Shel- | ton, Richard Boss, Harold Caldwell, Raymond Colvin, Charles Mourhess. James Monroe—Philip Boss, Earl Schaffner, Aaron Raebach, Samuel Friedman, Abraham Ehrlich, George Baughausen, Carl Pierce, Hyman Kipnis, John Hart, Jack Ager, John Middlekauf, Norman Kanoff, Vincent Petrone, Francis Yeager. Park View—Murrell Lank, Randolph Hughes, Everett Meiners, William Mahaney. William Goode, Walter Podrog, William Peratino, Berry Simp- son, Leo Bernstein, Philip ~Martin, Robert _ Greenberg, Ralph Dufy, Eugene Robinson, Fay Ritenour, Harry Lawall, Warren Saunders. Woodridge—Meredith ~ C. Wilson, Nathan K. Bowman, Chevers H. Sithens, John E. Lane, Willard C. Jen- sen, Willlam F. Spanton, David H. Dav:d Whitehead, Barl Wheeler, Wiley Ralph Cranch-Tyler—Thomas | Donald Scull, Francis Fairall, Anderson, Harry Seafarth, Louis John- | David Wockley, James Gately, Bernard | Anholt, Abe Cohen. Hine Junior High Lincoln Bishop, Billy Roach, | | Jack Schuey, Emmett Martin. Richard | Poling | Sansbury, | Lincoln | Edmonds—Alvin Beales, Merle Wag- | fon. Norman Thaney, John Rabbit. | 1929—PART 1. Gottenkieny, Morris Wolfe, Charles Tarrant, Robert Brockhurst, Lawrence Morris. Langley Junior High—Willard Cam- | alier, Bernard Von Bernewitz, Howard Steen, Robert Bolinger, Eillle Wannall, | John Hawkins, William Brown, Richard Cassell, Harold Gibon, Maurice Lewis. D. A. Payne—Clifton Ford, Arthur| Marlow, Chester Butler, Thomas Coles, | | Willlam Jenkins, John Kenny, Hugh | King, Francis Lee, William McPherson, Ernest Whiting. Logan—Joseph Allen, Clarence Clem- ents, John Ware, Varnell Jones, James Earl Killian, Lester Kefauver, Ira Paul | Harris Madden, Addison Payne, Gilbert Bates, ! Edward Fish, Brereton Hughes, George | Shipley, Prank Feldman Harry Hyman, | Morris 'Katz, Herman Porton, Milton | ger. Wilson Normal—Robert _ Denney, | George Houston, Henry Sandridge, | Carl Smithson John Jones. Grant Road Portable—Simon Sher- | man, Martin Avignone, Joe Wardman, | | David Rawlings, William Straub. Thaddeus Stevens—Lewis Magruder, | James Scott, Robert Archer, Nathaniel | Rayburg, Stanley Gray, Joseph Stroud. | Henry ~ Wilson—Emmons Barron, | | John Douglass, Charles Runner, Donald | Middleton. Garnet-Patterson Junior High—Rufus | Collins, Charles Mont, Charles Graham, | Lovell Cyrus. Hugo Moore | | _ Sumner-Magruder—Edward _ Dixon, | Roland Clemons, Harry Dawson, | Wheatley Glaze, Claude Henderson, | Samuel Jackson, Eugene Pierson, Percy | Pitts, John Smith, John Warren, Leroy | Washington. Harrison—William _ Randall, _ John | Walters, Maurice Clifford, Douglas Roberts, Chauncey Whitt, Paul Thnm-“ on. | Garrison_Demonstration — Bernard | Hughes, Sterling Shefeld, Watson | Stewart, Emmett Scroggins. Robert | Cook, Henry Thompson, Iva Scroggins, Ella Haves. Edward Pritchett, Norman Jones, Christopher Wallace. Cleveland—Andrey Jackson, William Shanks, George Brookins, Huey Todd, Robert Ewell, John Simms, John Price. 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