Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1929, Page 16

would promote physical training and better morale among local police officers. The meeting was in the nature of & farewell to Maj. Brown, who leaves his post of duty here next month for a new assignment at Fort Leavenworth, Kans, and as a welcome to Capt. Hugh Oram, newly appointed Assistant Engi- doff, Martha E. Dodson, Rose Feldman, Dorothy M. Fisk, June B. Fleharty, Charlotte M. Groff, Jean M. Hammer- lund, Viola Hughes, Margaret E. Hutch- A'I' M A[}I_‘ ARI_ AND |8 etk i Gendolyn, Masil Andrea Martin, Sarah R. McKay, Anne POLICE ATHLETIC BODY 15 URGED ;Mai. Brown Suggests Organ- A. Morrison, Miriam Nachman, Frances | E. Onyun, Sarah H. Regar, Mary Lois | Bice. June Rose, Marjorle A, Sehorn, Janice M. Frankenberger, Sylvia . | Solet, Anna Talbert, Frances Teplitz, vacated by Capt. H. C. Whitehurst, now chief engineer and co-ordinator of the District. R. L. Haycock Presides Over Junior High School Commencement. | Anne Teplitz, Marie V. Thiemeyer. J | The suggestion of Maj. Brown was | sle hurston, Bernadette E. Wall | supported by Robert J. Cottrell, execu- | Na W. Vann, Mary M. Whitak | tive secretary of the trade body and the o Winik, Janc ¥ Winkeibaus, Mary | i1zation to Promote Better Morale on D. C. Force. committee unanimously indorsed the idea. George Plitt, vice president of the Board of Trade, presented to Maj. Brown a gift of the committee in ap- preciation for his services to the Dis- trict as an Assistant Engineer Commis- sioner and engineer of the park and planning body and tributes were offered by Edwin B. Hesse, former major and superintendent of police; Maj. Donald A. Davison, Assistant Engineer Commis- sioner; 3 Offutt and Odell S. Smith, chairman of the public order group. Yadgi, Alice Zucker, Dora Zukofl, | | Frances Avery, Helen Barnard, Doro- | thy A. Clarke, Beulah Coakley, Betty | | B. Coe, Margaret Crow, Helen Fant,| Josephihe A. Heitmuller, Charlotte | Hewins, Norma N. Isserteil, Helen E.| Le Duc, Emmaverne Leonard, Dorothea L. Loehl, Gladys Prichard, Eleanor M. Quinn, Ethel M. Ramsay, Mary E. Scroggs, Hazel M. Shipp, Lillian E. Sole and Mildred Stimmel. Formation of members Graduation exercises for 135 pupils of the Macfarland Junior High School were held in the presence of a crowd of parents, teachers and friends of the gchool at 11 o'clock this morning. R. L. cock, assistant superintendent of ols, presided over the ceremony. exercises were opened with the | invocation, offered by Itev. R. L. Ross, | and were followed by the singing of the commencement song by the entire eraduate class. A welcome was ex- tended to the guests of the school by iebecca Kammerer in a short address, wnich was followed by brief recitations from Anne Morrison, Norma Bomgard- ner and Catherine Church. of an athletic organization | of the Washington Police | | Department, was recommended by the | public order committee of the Board of | | Trade at a luncheon meeting yesterday at the Raleigh Hotel. i B The proposal was made in approving i a suggestion by Maj. Carey Brown, en- Cut Out That Frown! gineer of the National Capital Park and CHICAGO, June 18 (®) he wax | Planning Commission, who, in a fare- | Expressions of welcome also were ten- ladies in the department sto indows | well address to the committee, declared | dered to Capt. Oram, who is a native of have been ordered to cut out Town | that such an organization of policemen | Washington. and smile. The International Associa- ‘tion of Display Men, have decided that the public resents betng high-hatted, in a manner of speaking, by the waxen figures on which are draped the very Mar jorie Schorn, as valedictorian of the class, | latest and costliest of garments. spoke on the subject of ‘“Building 0 g $Faa # Life” Ernestine Loeffler and Jack z B t Phillips made a presentation of gifts to | _Scotland is lnvestigating reports of the vatious clase members. _Diplomas | Many illegal marriages at Gretna Green ere to the graduates by | and other places in the country. | L R. L k at the close of the ceremonies. The members of the graduating class | are: | Wallace Hunter, Nathan Kellner, | Meyer Laskey, Sidney Letvin, Walter Straus, Charles Alenstein, William J. | Armstrong, J. Gardner Brooks, Charles W. Clayton, Harry Cohen, Robert C. Davis, Robert E. Doyle, William A Duvel, Earl W. Emerson, Milton Gold- man, Willlam S. Hammers, Burton §. Hawkins, Alvin Himmelfarb. Donald McGarrity, Louis L. Miller, William L. Morrison, Thomas A. Moskey, Samuel H. Musick, Morris J. Neidorf, Jack W. Phillips, Wilson Scheinerman, Howard B. Shartzer, John K. Shoemaker, J. Russell Tuft, Rodham T. Delk, Dwight Sartwell. W. Eldridge Bageant, Rich- ard J. Boyland. Bert B. Brooks, Walter D. Brown, Marvin A. Chapman, Thomas 1J. De Francis, Arthur Fingerhut, Ray- mond Gramlick, Amen Hillow, Rich- ard J. Holcer, J. Franklin Luxford, Jack McLean, Charles Merzel, Samuel C. Redman, Major W. Robb, Ervin H. Shupp, Wilbur S. Smith, John Sweeney, John J. Turner, Joseph F. Vaeth, H.| Marlowe Davis, Joseph R. Pierce, Elea- nor V. Rusk, Helen E. Rue, Ruth Al- bert, Olga G. Bedell, Norma Bomgard- ner, Lenore Cochran, Mary E. Colecchia, Minnie Fingerhut, Cecelia Friedman, Margaret W. Gumpman, Mazella Ham- ilton, Reébecca E. Kammerer, Rose Levenson, Ruth McAleer, Frances Sha- piro, Bernice M. Tabler, Esther Weisen- berg, Rose Zanoff, Juanita Arndt,.Doro- thy L. Brown, F. Lee Bailey, Virginia Berry, Catherine E. 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