Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1933, Page 12

'A—-12 D.C. BOYS CHOSEN ACTRESS BRIDE OF FORMER RESIDENT. TO ATTEND SEH00L| Willard Memier, Mark Whal- en Get Coast Guard Acad- | ; emy Appointments. Two Washington boys have bgen no- tified of appointment to the United States Coast Guard Academy at New. London, Conn.—Willlam R. Memler of 2865 Twenty-ninth street and Mark A. Whalen. of 2701 Fourteenth street. Memler is the son of Mr. and Mrs, William H. ‘Memler and de- scendant of the late James Daniel Richardson, sov: ereign grand com: mander of the preme Council, Scotnn\ Rite, ern Jurisdic- )lmler at- tended local public schmla McKlnley W. R. Memier. High and grat hom Devitt Preparatory School. He made cne of the highest marks in mathe- matics in the recent Coast Guard com- itive examination. He was a page the House of Representatives for ree sessions. He will enter the Coast (uard Academy in August from the Coast Guard ship Saranac. Whalen, 19-year-old- honor graduate of Emerson Institute, passed the en- trance examina- tions to the acad- emy among the first 10 of the sev- eral hundred young men who tock them. For the past two years _young ‘Whalen has been taking mathe- matics, English and history at Emerson Institute Whalen is a grad- vate of East Side High School at Newark, Nt J., with the class of 1930. He previously had had three years at Central High School. After gradual from the New Jer- sey high school, Whalen entered Georgetown Untvenny p.uln; freshman year work there. GUNNERS ON SUBMARINE SHARE IN PRIZE AWARD | il Torpedo Crew of U. 8. 8 821 Earns Part of Fund in Anti- Aircraft Competition. ‘The torpedo crew of the submarine U. S. S. 8-21, commanded by Lieut. M. T. Farrar, U. S. N., whose home address is 1460 Irving street, as a result of re- cent anti-aircraft competition, will share in the. prize money offered through the “Marjorie Sterrett Battle- ship Fund” for marksmanship. Lieut. Farrar's submarine is attached to the Rotating Reserve Submarine Di- vision 14, based at Pearl Harbor, the Hawalians. Other crews sharing in the prize money are those of the 14-inch gun turret No. 2 of the battleship Okla- homa, commander by Capt. H. D. Cooke, and the crew of the 4-inch- 50-caliber gun No. 4, destroyer U. 8. 8. Elliott. The Daughters of the American Rev- olution Anti-aircraft Trophy, competed for by the battleship, heavy and light cruiser classes, was awarded to the fol- lowing ships in their respective classes: U. S. 5. West Virginia, flagship of bat- tleships, Battle Force, Capt. W. 8. An- derson, commanding: U. S. S. Houston, heavy cruiser flltlh!p of Asiatic Fleet, Capt R. A. Dawes, commanding, M. A Whalea. destroyers, Battle Force, Capt. N. W. Post and Capt. R. M. Brainard, com- manding di the competition year. JOBS GAIN IN MIDWEST WITH INCREASE IN CODE Illinois, Towa and Wisconsin N. R. A. Headquarters Report 2,854 Employers Pledged. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, July 20.—The employ- ment curve was on the upgrade today as employers of Chicago and the Mid- west flooded the National Recovery Ad- ministration headquarters with pledges to adopt the Roosevelt blanket code to shorten hours, increase wages, and add employes. F. L. Roberts, district manager in charge of the N. R. A. drive in Illinois, Jowa and Wisconsin, reported 2854 employers had signed agreements. The bulk were Chicago employers. More werde coming in when his estimate was made. sign up here decorated Chicago’s post office as & roll of honor. The concerns,| on the list employ about 51,000 persons. Most of the econcerns adopting the blanket code said it would be necessary Jor them to add employes and news- papers estimated that as the result of the code between 4,000 and 5,000 per- sons would be re-employed soon. “Our responses by signed agreement and by word over the telephone,” Rob- erts said, “show that lllinois, Iowa and Wisconsin are not, lagging behind .other parts of the munfir! Rt ONE-ACT PLAY CONTEST IS SPONSORED BY GUILD Three Best Entries to Be Produced in Addition to Receiving Prize Awards. Three prizes are offered by the Drama Guild of Washington in a city- wide one-act play writing contest, it has been announced. In_ addition, the three bflt plays will be produced. Rules will be ready for distribution soon.’ The contest will open in the near future and continue until January 15. according to members of the com- mittee in charge, made up of Mrs. W. J. Peters, Mrs. Maud Hcwell Smith and Dr. DeWitt C. Croissant. The guild also is in the market for s good full-length play, to be produced next" season. Its Play-Choosing Com- mittee will accept all plays submitted within the next two weeks, through the chairman of the tive coun- cil, Denis E. Connell. The Drama Guild season will open in early November. WILL GIVE OPERETTA Community Center Plans mu- tion of “The Iik!dn." | { Estelle Wentworth. n:eeondwmmunlty center festival Drocumwfllbcmmnmayl van Theater Friday night, 'hnuu United States !h'!!mdwlllli concert. The . concert was for last, week, but postponed because of Tein, Mrs. Clara Moran Bernheim will s withthe band, /g - and | the light cruiser Detroit, of Already the list of the first 1311 ?.o‘ ¢ MISS ENA Z. FLETCHER, Screen actress, who waw recently.mar- ried to J. Russell Berryman, tem| Ingram productions in Nice, France, and was Miss Canada in a recent inter- national beauty contest. Mr. Berryman wu 1omerly in the Government service QUANTICO OUTFITS TO ENTER TRAINING Several Umts W|Il Be At- tached to 6th Marine Reserve Brigade. the 6th Marine Reserve Brigade when and fleld maneuvers August 5. Of special interest is the attachment to the brigade of Capt. Willlam Ulrich, his | instructor on the staff of the Marine Corps Schools at Quantico, command- ing a company of Regulars handling experimental equipment tor carrying expedmmry loads. 'Capt. John Groff command the signal section of the Reserve. Both these officers served in France and in various Marine Corps expeditions in the tropics and in China. One. lar officer will be attached| to each of the three combat divisions of the 6th Br'lnde They are Lieuts. E. bule, H. E. Rosecrans and ‘AA!C« fi Imd“ ive s of intensive training at Quantico, the brigade will cross the Potomac on a five-day hike and field maneuver, negotiating the trip to the South ' Maryland shore in three bat- lon ‘combat waves. « first unit, under Maj. H. L. Mluer plus the Medical troops, will act unit- and mlle ready the Bst camp site at Rum Pofn! ‘The second unit, undn Hu L. Vnndozm will land simulating flm force eommlam The third unlt under Maj. Lane, will in- clude all the brlzlde headquarters mbflz‘dewfllfl.lllnltll.m Sunday, August 5, st John Marshall place, proceeding to the wharves for fl.:e trip to Qulnflco by water. REGULAR ARMY OFFICERS TO LEAVE FOREST CAMPS ‘Will Be Replaced by Reserves to Facilitate Reopening of Service Schools. | Regular Army officers on duty with | the Civilian Conservation Corps will be | replaced on or before September 1 by | Reserve officers. | o, The order has been issued by the | War Department to facilitate the re- | opening of the Army service schools, {most of whose student officers and in- structors are now on duty in forest camps. \All old and new students and instructors at the service schools are ordered to report there for duty not later than September 1. Two officers “are assigned to each company of foresters and at each Civ- ilian Conservation Corps headquarters, one being either a Regular Army, Navy or Marine officer and the other being a Reserve. Gradually, the entire officer personnel will be composed of Reserves, especially in. view of the conumphud plan of extending the forest camps an- other six months. 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