Evening Star Newspaper, May 11, 1930, Page 26

Before a board of Regular officers, assigned by the Nevy Department, the 1st Battalion, United States Naval Re- serves of the District of Columbia, to- morrow night will pass through their umlu.l inapect'l’m flbr xa::y weeks the 1 organization has been preparing for this annual event in its hi and the officers are hopeful that thi year the outfit will pass such a higl mark that it will win at least one of States Naval Reserve Officers’ tion to be awarded to the fleet division and battalion, respectively, having the highest figure of merit as shown by these inspections. Lieut. Samuel W. Stinemetz, acting commander of the organization, will put the outfit through its paces tomorrow night. He has been in command of the outfit since Lieut. Comdr. Finney Bas- com Smith left the city, and has been striving hard to bring it up to the top notch. The organization, in an effort to inerease its efficiency so as to make an excellent showing tomorrow night, even went _through a rehearsal inspection be- fore Lieut. Comdr. R. S. Field, inspector- instructor of the local battalion and commander of the training ship, the United States destroyer Abel P. Upshur, and other naval officers. At this time the inspectors pointed out mattes ‘which would be examined by the board, and since that time the Unusually Complete Assortment been attempting to correct faults found then, The organization will be put thruu(h a series of drills uu ship, and 1 yery I Iikely will Jock into the met iction used by the local battalion. Um conipletion of the inspectio: the officers and men will turn their at h |tention to the annual cruises aboard the Upshur, during which they will take the 15-day training at sea required by law. The itinerary of the various cruises has not yet been made public, but it 15 known that the officers have been ur ing the Navy Department to provide some other destination than New Eng- land. They pointed out that the train- ing in that area during the Summer months many times was held up owing to the prevalence of fog. They also pointed out that it was desirable the men taken to some large city for the week end liberty whieh falls in the middle of the cruise. For the past several years this has been given them in some small seaport town, and it was pointed out that it would be more in- teresting to the men this year to go to some large city, probably New York. When the inspections are over, an- other step in the preparation for the annual cruise will be the departure of the Upshur for the Norfolk Navy Yard for its annual dry-docl d other repairs as are needed. It wn pointed out, however, that the ship is Which of These Best Sellers Did You Put Off Buying When They Were $2.50 to $5 Each? Now, for the first time, you can get Will Durant’s famous best- seller, THI-: STORY OF PHILOSOPHY, for which over 200,000 paid $5.00—for only $1.00. Printed from the plates of the aeigiaal dition;including 7 Ful puge Hiustations. Think of getting this and 83 other $2.50 to $5.00 Best Sellers—including Wells’ OUTLINE OF HISTORY; RASPUTIN; WHY WE MIS- BEHAVE, etc., etc.—for $1.00 each! ‘want on the list below: 1 STORY OF . T Darant, 'orl cflll;l'lfle lnl un e Sikses of The. ung- inted from nal m-h-mma edition. over a mi people. ORLD—Otls W. Edwin E. Slesson. Tevolutionized our lives. Former price, MIN FRANKLI A BOO! Krehbiel. Former price, Beeve. Jungles. 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Simpson, fireman, second class, 3d Fleet Division, has been re- lieved as a shipkeeper aboard the Abel P. Upshur, H. Turk, ship's cook, first class, has been transfererd to the Fleet Reserve and assigned to the local bat- talion, upon completion of 16 years of continuous service in the Regular es- tablishment. He was transfered here from the naval operating base at Hamp- ton Roads, Va. Willis D. Shipley, ship’s cook, third class, has been ordered transferred from the Volunteer to the Fleet Reserve, and assigned to the 1st Fleet Division. It was announced that the com- mandant of the Washington Navy Yard is prepared to issue “courtesy cards” to Naval Reserve officers, to uch | identify them at navy yards and naval stations and aboard ships. It is the first time that such cards have BOOK OF LETTERS— Owens Crowther. Bti- guette of correspondence “in both business and soclal lette 2 Former price, $2.00 58, THE NEW DECALOGUE OF . SCIENCE Atbert £., Wisoam. 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Pnrmer nrics. $2.50 IN MURDER—Edmund Formar neice, $2.00 | CRAWFORD GOR- Herdrick’ The famous Rurgean Gen- eral who conquerad vellow fever Wormar price. $5.00 89, FOW TO LIVE—Arnold Bennett. e, The prescringion for a Tavex B0, ARRAHAM L7 i v C oL N—Lord Charnwe ”‘ rn:o&d l’ bi- qrashy s one of fhe reatert of one gz "l AELY ‘"D le‘ S TONE— hot‘h arch L ] Former brice 13.80 The PALAIS ROYAL Washington, D. C. i SR L e 35 36 37 38 39 40 42 43 9 .. 92 93 94 95 96 97 Name. Charge ( ) C.0.D. ( write their signatures, and with the signing of the cards by the com- mandsnt and the of the official seal they will be complete. Ensign Prederick E. Dunham of the local Reserve has been ordered to re- port _aboard the battleship Tennessee, at New York, for 15 days of active duty training. He will be relieved May 24 at Hampton , Va. CAPONE CLUB IS RAIDED SECOND TIME FOR RUM Manager Arrested After He Knocks Glass From Hand of Agent About to Taste Contents. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, May 10.—Ralph Capone’s Cotton Club in Cicero was raided early today for the second time in three days. ‘The squad of prohibition agents who made the raid arrested Percy Haller, manager of the night club, after he had knocked from the hand of one of the agents I glass containing what ap- red be a highball. The agent m plcked it from Lhe ttbll of & guest and was seeking, taste and lmell to determine if it contained been liquor. FULL LIBRARY SIZE Star Dollar Books are each 5% by 8% inches, ed books, b somely bound in clot! be: rinted trom_plates “of orig &‘l: 1o 3500 ‘Mot with 93, CREATIVE ~CHEMISTRY—S{ " win E. Slosson. wonders of mader chesaisity, exbiained for the non-technical_reader. Former price, $3.00 94, HEAD HUNTERS OF ' THE " (AMAZON—F. = W. Updegrag. Thrilling sights never' befors Wi nessed by & e man. ormer, price, $5.00 95 n:un.nnu JORNNY B - 'NE—F. J. Huddleston. adventures of & llkanle. Basiion & eral’in the Revolution. 96. 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