Evening Star Newspaper, May 30, 1930, Page 21

Tall kvi.oosdd STAR, WA, NAVY T0 GRADUATE —— Fountain Room: [ I 9 Fi 2 Class of 401 Includes 9 From F STREET AT SE VENTH and store them in burglar and moth Fried Spring Chicken, Steamed Rice, Milk Gravy, Hot Biscuit . . . Butter. _ Maryland and 8 From soc % proof vaults until you need them next e . N | 5l Virginia. ational 5100 Fall. Eight midshipmen of the approxi- mately 401 due to be graduated at the Tavai Zcademy, Annapolis, Md., Thurs- &3¢ are from the District of Columbta, waile nine are from Maryland and | !g:e:re from Virginia. hundred and thirty-three mid- shipmen will be commisoined ensigns of the line of the Navy, the Navy Depart- ment announced yesterday in an official statemesr.: ihree being commissioned ensigns in the Supply Corps, U. S. Navy. Twenty-eight are to become second leutenants in the Marine Corps, while 22 are resigning voluntarily, 16 due to physical disqualifications, and 1 Filipino midshipman will leave the service. Admiral's Son Graduates. ‘William Adger Moffett, jr., of 2019 Massachusetts avenue, son of Rear Admiral William A. Moffett, chief of the Bureau of Aeronautics, Navy Depart- ment, will be one of the graduates who was a presidential appointee. John A. Moreno, care of Lieut. Col. Aristides Moreno, U. S. A, of the State, War and Navy Building, and Alexander S. C. ‘Wadsworth, care of Lieut. Col. C. Bur- net, U. 8. A, of the State, War and Navy Building, are two additional local boys who will receive their commissions. From the ranks of the enlisted men of the Navy will come some 50 new of- ficers in the forthcoming graduating class, with three, Kelvin Lightfoot Nut- ting of 1644 Irving street, Laurence Cardwell of 4215 Canal road and Edward Seabury Carmick of apartment 302, Hammond Court, Thirtieth and Q streets, from the Capital. Appointed from the District of Columbia are these two midshipmen who are to be graduated: James Alvin Adkins, 1600 Q street, and Charles Bow- ling Martell, 3220 Nineteenth street. Volckert Petrus Douw will have the distinction of being an erstwhile en- listed man who graduates in his own mbnme town, for he comes from Annap- This Store is Open From 9:15 to 6 Tomorrow The “Tuck-a-way" Felt Hat Sil Summer | /| M| sz them in colors to accord with your sports togs. Good felt, Maryland Graduates. names of other graduates from in white or pastels. ‘ B g’ 3 ~ All Head Sizes. I (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) ‘The land and_ their addresses follow: Regularly 5129 to 51973 Boyd m_ur. 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