Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1933, Page 48

EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1933. Submarine Base, New London, Conn., |assistant engineer officer of U. 8. 8.| Naval Aircraft Factory, Navy Yard, | mander Scouting Force in June; sbout May 27; to U. S. 8. 8-25, ’omm Philad mn,mme.wvss‘ commander, nmhm-.fumr WQH‘vg ;SAVE YOUR % Lieut. Join H. Sides, detached wm-! Lieut. George . Breshears, jr., de- | Lexington. Conmmmioation. Aot 3 | ppee r Patrens BY CONSULTW versity of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich., | tached command U S. Contocook | Lieut, John R. McKinney, detached | Lieut. Horace C. Robinson, detached | g, ,J0¢ o ."'“ OPTOME' on June 19; to instruction Navy Yard, | about June to connectlw Nn:ll 8. 8. cautmmm in June; to In-| U. S. S. Dupont about June 1; womce | Telephons 9797: Nisht. GE. R. O. T. C. Unit, Northwestern Uni- l!mfllmofllte o( Judge Advocate Gen- of In_pel:tlnn of Naval Materiel, Ne Oallnhl thlnnon D. C. | Lieut. Charl tached VO | versity, Evanston, ment York. { ve an WURKS Bltl_ P'_AN Saudron 3B, 5 B Tennesseer Lle\{! Harry T. mchl.u, detached U. ueut e Havold B Peifer, detached U | Ticut” William H. von Dreele, de-| KODAK REPAIRING { Stere Hours. -;E’.u warr. wem e I about June 1; to VP Squadron 6F, Ai.r-‘ Buchanan in June: to Office of Patoka about Jul} 10; to N:vl! tncmd U.S. 8. Axkuu.u about June 1; E. Momon P.pel' Co Conrenlenl p. ,,,,4 pM craft Squadrons based at Pearl Harbor. xnxpu:wr of Naval Materiel, Pittsburgh Ml’ Stfl-’m 3““""’“' alif. to Navy Yard. Philadelphia, Pa, | Fuller & h llmt lnt. = M. Lieut. Charles J. Stuart, detached | District, Munhall, Pa. Lieut. Lyman Perry, ched‘ Ensu'n M‘lhu 2 1009 Pa. Ave. - A. LEESE Oflfnl Coe. st 4 Tel H AR Naval, Academy, Anmapolls, Md. | Lieyt; John &, Ke:m;’, detached U. aide‘ana fiag eutohan on staff come | €d D &5, New York to 0. 8. 5. King. 815 10th St. N.W. 618 9th SLNW. ° '« | May; to echies. ng in June; to Navi 5 S o ar Femont & Wi, geacnod| Aagapolh ML H H H av Al ‘as] on, D. S | et . ness in Lists Not Cohsider- | Ny siia 0 & o Mticisipp |S. 8. ‘Talbot: to Engineering Experi- Lieut’ Comer. Wiliam . Mason, de- ‘ment Station. Annapolis, Md. ing Civil Service Laws. |fached U. S. s. Utah in June: Branch Hydrographic cffice, San h‘ln cisco. Lieut. Comdr. John K. Richards, jr., ast sections of the pub- | orders April 5 revoked; detached aide sat“fday Only S lic works bill authorizing appointment and flag secretary on staf, command- 4PM 8 PM mlnplmrs “lll‘lhdom :;x:;d ;; cruisers, Scouting Force; to home, re- » = v ice laws was filed wil e lieved all active duty. | S al House District Committee today by | Lieut, Frank Akers detached Har- pecl Dmner Luther S. Steward, president of the | vi ve . Mass, 3 National Federation of Federal Em-- June; to Naval Air Station, Anacostia, || (ComPlete Dinner—service or Cateteria) ployes. D. C. Steward demanded that in the in-| Lieut. George W. Allen, detached U. c terest of economy, sound business ad- | S. S Melville in June; to Naval Am- ministration and fair dealing the bill | munitions Depot. St. Juliens Creek, Va be amended so as to provide for ap- | Lieut. Walter E. Andrews, detached Cholce of Soun or Cocktail pointment of the necessary personnel (U. 8. S Cuyama in June; to Navy Baked:Chicken, Dretsing: ' Qeanbersy through competitive tests, and that Yard. Mare Island, Calif. Veretables, Saiad, Desert “Holls, Coffee rates of compensation be fixed in ac-| Lieut. Alf O. R. Bei v cordance with the classification act. | ————————— w A l LISQ CAFE Na 1 617 12th St. N.W. ent in the number of civilian Federal em- loyes, d umbers of loyes o v 1 A . . B be Teleased in the near future, in d “'51_"1‘!-,_ . "N < addition to extended application of fur- { : : SRR P E L I 0 l “ A G E 5. dTll{' l‘mplggt‘s :\'hg I&B‘\‘c Vb@(‘él NO. 80 Ismis or are about to be dismissed, entered the service as & result of com For NEURITIS -5 petitive tests. have given satisfactor: 2 : a cir, dismissal is due no Homeopathic Pharmacy 1it for Ol h 4 5 to their own shortcomings, but to con- | 1003 H st. N.W. Ph, 1695 ~ ® A s S " = = d?‘im”so“)” g,,:;,,“;*;;,% have o con- | Lo Fes ” ] and it’s our respect for, Old Age that gives to Royal Pilsen and Old Glory “that Good ; siness t s | < s s . i 5 s gl g S o g | Open for the Boat Rides at Hains Point Taste”. . . a mellow mildness that gains the respect of those who KNOW fine brews! The the utilization, where possible, of o e | _SPEED_BOATS| CRUISERS trained employes rn(l;er‘ than im M-‘ - R1 o . f h \b D f . tempt to build up administrative or- ; ; : . T o) . fempt to Build up adminisirative or- Season o s o, 3 reputation of these Abner Drury favorites was not founded during the feverish consumption = our, trained personnel.” OUR s . of the ldst several weeks . . . but is the result of a Quality Standard that has not been deviated I NAVY ORDERS l ' Beautiful GARDEN : Capitlle:e’iE;asggponfinn from since Royal Pilsen and Old Glory made their gallant debut in the past century Today, i Cool, Delightful - - Capital as then, Karl Evolf the Abner Drury brew- Comdr. Elliott B. Nixon, detached d : taf, der battleships, Battl and Quiet | o e 1 e e e D i Quality master, personally sees that only the finest ® Royal Pilsen (light) and Old Glory (dark) ‘War Colle; Ni R. L | - . . > s Liewt, Comdr. 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