Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1935, Page 25

T WILL RECEIVE ACADENY PRIZES | | Washington * Middie Gets | Letter of Commendation From Admiral. Special Dispatch to The Star. ANNAPOLIS. June 4 —Midshipman John Howard Maurer of Washington, D. C, will receive a letter of com- mendation from Rear Admiral David P. Sellers this afternoon at the regi- mental parade, which will be con- cluded with presentations of awards | and honors | Midshipman Maurer will receive one | of the six commendatory letters Rear | Admiral Sellers has written to mem- | bers of the graduating class who have contributed most to the development of the naval spirit and loyalty within the regiment Thirty-three Midshipmen will re- eeive prizes and awards for executive ability, proficiency in studies and sports at the presentation at 5 pm today i The complete list of prizes to be pre- | sented by Admiral Leahy this after- noon, follow | Receives Four Prizes. | Midshipman _ Lewis Lindemuth Schock, York, Pa, honor graduate, | will receive four prizes. They are the Garner L. Caskey Memorial Prize, a gold watch, for standing highest in his class: a $100 check from the Na- tional Association of Mutual Savings Banks for the best original essay on thrift and savings: a gold watch, pre- sented by the Class of 1924 for lead- ing the class in Marine Engineering; and a sword, presented by the Na- tional Society, United States Daugh- ters of 1812, for standing highest in electrical engineering. Midshipman James Lowell Page McCallum, Ferguson, Mo., will receive the Secretary of the Navy's Trophy for excellence in the use of the service rifie. and will have his name inscribed on the General Society, Sons of the Revolution. Cup. for proficiency in ordnance and gunnery. Midshipman Richard B. Lynch, Citronelle. Ala,, will receive the Secretary of the Navy's Trophy for excellence with the pistol Midshipman Gould Hunter, Fort Covington. N. Y.. will receive a pair of Marine binoculars, presented by the American Legion, for standing first in Government in the junior class Midshipman Edgar Salo Keats. Chi- eago. won the National Order of United States prize, a gold wrist watch, for his knowledge of current history. Letters of commendation from Rear Admiral David Foote Sellers. superin- tendent of the academy. will be pre-| sented to ie Deville Cutter. Oswego, Ill.: Lawrence Lott Edge, Columbus, Ga.: John Holbrook Eichmann, Boise, Idaho: Frederick Joseph Harlfinger 2d, Albany. N. Y.: John Henry Lofland, jr. New Rochelle, N. Y.. Norman Harrv Meyer, Mankato. Minn.: John Howard Maurer, Washington, D. C.; John Nevin Shaffer. Bedford. Pa.| and Charles Bonham Langston, Keokum, Iowa, Shaffer will receive the Van Dyke prize. a gold watch, presented to the member of the graduating class for best essay on anv naval or patriotic subject, and a sword, presented by the class of 1897. His name will be inscribed on the class cup, retained at the academy. Harlfinger, commander of the first ecompany, which won the inter-com- pany athletic competition, will have hiz name inscribed on the company cup. Midshipman James Waldie Thom- son, Chicago, will receive the Comdr. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. Three Honor Men at Annapolis e The three midshipmen of the Naval Academy who wili graduate with highest honors of 1935. Left to right: Midshipmen L. L. Schock of York, Pa,, No. 1 man; H. B. Bobo of Clarksdale, Miss, No. 2 man, and J. M. Lee of Salt Lake City, Utah, No. 3 man, James Edward Palmer prize, 8 wrist watch, for proficiency in practical steam engineering. Sword to Baltimore Man, The class of 1871 sword will go to Midshipman John Howard McQuilkin of Baltimore. for proficiency in prac- tical and theoretical ordnance and gunnery. Midshipman John Jerome Fee, Saylesville, R. I, will get the Colonial Daughters of the Seventeenth prize, a wrist watch, for excellence in his- tory. The Maury prize, a pair of marine binoculars, presented by the United Daughters of the Confederacy, will be awarded to Midshipman Russell Homer Wallace, West Bridgewater, Pa.. for excellence in physics. Midshipman John Marzhall Lee Salt Lake City, won the National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution sword, for excellence in seamanship, The National Woman's Relief Corps prize. a wrist watch, will be presented to Midshipman Anthony Talerico, Jr., for excellence n economics and gov- ernment The following midshipmen will re- ceive medals for general excellence in target practice: Midshipman William Muirhead Hanger. Walla Walla, Wash,, first prize. a gold medal: Ed- ward John Tuxtable, jr. Douglas, Ariz., second prize, silver medal; Ben Francis Prewitt, Memphis, Tenn., third prize. & bronze medal. Wins Math Prize. Midshipman John Robert Middle- ton, jr., Detroit, Mich., won the Mil- itary Order of Foreign Wars prize. & sword, for standing highest in the graduating class in mathematics The Society of the Cincinnati prize, & sword. will go to Midshipman Marion Frederic Ramirez de Arellano, Rio Piedras. Puerto Rico, for standing highest in languages A navigating sextant—the Thomp- son prize—will be presented to Henry Benson Bobo, Clarksdale, Miss., for standing highest in practical and theoretical navigation. Midshipman David Sands Seaman, jr., Providence, R. I.. won the Thomp- son binoculars for winning first place in inter-class sailing. A spyglass will be presented Midshipman Herbert Denison Remington, Watertown, N. Y., for winning second place. Navy's great athlete, Fred (Buzz) Borries, jr., Louisville, Ky., will receive the Navy Athletic Association sword for personal excellence in athletics TUESDAY. COURT TO SCRUTINIZE CONTRACT FOR FILMS Consents to Review Decision of Minnesota Tribunal to Text Validity. By the Associated Press Validity of the ‘“standard exhibi- tion contract,” used widely in the mo- tion picture industry, will be decided by the Supreme Court. consented yesterday to review a deci- sion of the Minnesota Supreme Court against the Fox Film Corp., which presents the issue. The corporation has sought to re- cover $1837 Maple Lake, Minn., on two contracts made in 1929 for the rental of 46 motion pictures. tending the contracts resulted from & conspiracy among 10 large producers in violation of the Sherman anti-trust laws. Modern Structural GLASS for Store Fronts " 1 , b wtores more productive. quickly, easily, economically. be financed under N. H. A. —Wide World Photo. Tie Fala Timely and Important Selling Event! With seasonable needs and attractive gifts for graduates and bridesmaids. Gifts for brides, too! 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