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ARMY. Oloud, Maj. Howard H., Quarter- master Corps, Army Industrial -Col- lege, to Fort Mason, Calif., August 13. Moore, Maj. John I., Air Corps, Boll- ing Field, Anacostia, to Hawaiian De- partment, August 13. Wickliffe, Maj. Charles A., Judge Advocate General's Department, Fort Sam Houston, Tex., to office, judge advocate general, July 1. Brand, Maj. Clarence E., Judge Ad- vocate General's Department, office Jjudge advocate general, to Fort Sam Houston, Tex., July 1. Whitesides, Capt. Sterling E., jr., Chemical Warfare Service, Army In- dustrial College, to Hawaiian Depart- ment, August 4. Harrison, Capt. Edwin H., Ordnance Department, to Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md.,, on completion of his present tour of foreign service. NAVY. White, Capt. Robert A., detached U. 8. 8. Chaumont to Naval Operating Base, Norfolk, Va. Barbey, Comdr. Daniel E., detached Destroyer Division 17, to Bureau of Navigation, June. Doyle, Comdr. Walter E., detached staff commander of battleships, Battle Force, to Naval Operations, June 5. Struble, Comdr, Arthur D., detached staff commander of cruisers, Scouting Force, to Naval Operations, June 7. Davis, Lieut. Comdr. James K., de- tached U. 8. 8. Colorado, to Navy Yard, June 1. Davis, Lieut. Comdr. Ransom K., detached U. S. S. New Orleans, to office judge advocate general, June 1. Graham, Lieut. Comdr. Roy W. M, detached U. S. S. Nevada, to Naval Academy, June 1. Hudson, Lieut. Comdr. Roy C., de- tached command U. 8. 8. Sands, to Naval Boiler Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa., June. Krueger, Lieut. Comdr. Ernest H, detached U. 8. 8. New Orleans, to Naval Gun Factory, Navy Yard, June 19. Seligman, Lieut. Comdr. Morton T., detached Bureau of Aeronautics, to U. S. S. Ranger, June. Slocum, Lieut. Comdr. Harry B., de- tached U. 8. S. Tennessee to Naval | Ch Gun Factory, Navy Yard, June. Stevens, Lieut. Comdr. Leslie C., detached as assistant naval attache, American Embassy, London, England, to Bureau of Aeronautics, May 25. Davis, 8. S. Beaver, to Naval Training Sta- tion, Norfolk, Va., May. Dole, Lieut. Richard M., detached Naval Academy to U. 8. 8. Brooklyn, Freiburghouse, Lieut. Leonard F. detached Bureau of Ordnance, to staff commander of Minecraft, Battle Force. Gordinier, Lieut. Virgil F., detached U. S. 8. Brooks, to Naval Academy, June 1. Graham, Lieut. William W, jr., de- tached U. 8. 8. Arctic, to Naval Acad- emy, June 1. Craighill, Lieut. (jg) Robert R., de- tached U. 8. 8. J. Fred Talbot, to Naval Academy, June 21. Mother Contest Closes April 10. The closing date for entries in the “American Mother of 1937” contest has been extended to April 10, the Golden Rule Foundation Mother’s Day Committee announced today. Yes- terday originally was set as the entry deadline, The winner will be invited to visit New York and act as spokes- man for the foundation’s Mother's day observanoe. HERZOG’S . . . the store for Lieut. Ernest J., detached T. | M9 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Dance, Internal Revenue, Mayflower Hotel, 8 pm. Dance, Oklahoma State Soclety, Mayflower Hotel, 10 p.m. Dance, W. P. A, Broadmoor Hotel, 9:30 pm. Dance, Friday Evening Dancing Club, Willard Hotel, 9 p.m. Dance, Friendship Chapter, O. K. 8., 4511 Wisconsin avenue, 9 p.m. Dance, Procurement Division Lodge | No. 86, American Federation of Gov- | ernment Employes, Joppa Hall, 4209 Ninth street, 9 p.m. TOMORROW. Meeting, Biological Society of Wash- ington, Cosmos Club, 8 p.m. Dance, Social Security Board Union, Pythian Temple, 1012 Ninth street, 8 pm. Dance, Thomas Marshall Olub, Broadmoor Hotel, 10 p.m. Dance, Forty and Eight Club, Ward- man Park Hotel, 10 p.m. Dance, Bureau of Indian Affairs, ‘Wardman Park Hotel, 10 p.m. Dance, Credit Union, Mayflower Hotel, 9 p.m. Dinner, Kappa Phi Legal Sorority, Shoreham Hotel, 7 p.m. Dinner, Johns Hopkins University Cotillion Board, Shoreham Hotel, 7:30 p.m. —_— Marriage Liccnscs. John B. Lee. O st. and Ruth M. Byingto 3812 Bivenport st Foster E. Bilbaugh. 22, wood. and Ireatha M Linn, 18 3308 !nnnl T Hen: nl( Herman M Jtnkml 31, 3rd st., snd Ethel E_Ballex. 30, 1345 “Calvert st e 24 ustt 39, and Melvenia both of Roxbury, Va.; Rev. J.S. Montgomery. Isadore Seigle_"29. Richmond, and Yetta 22, ‘McKeesport, Pa.; Rev. z. cokhart, 22, and Edith B . both of Butler. Pa.; Re 30. Spokane, Smith, 2. Bucl " Muskores: Okla ; Rev. 8. Ligyd & Faires and Gréts G, hunny both Lo‘r Greensboro, N. 422 Canal st 05 Buclid K. W. Roy. Alfred W. 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Paul Wesaner, 1900 F street, $! James D. Gainer, Maryland, $5. Henry E. Eiserschmidt, Maryland, $10. Helen M. Treudley, street, $5. James Howard, 474 Clarks eourt southwest, $5. ‘Thomas W. Reynolds, 620 Raleigh place, $5. Mary N. Talmadge, Maryland, $5. George T. Hunter, Maryland, $5. Edward D. Godfrey, Maryland, $10. Lorenzo Kerschbaum, 458 K street, $5. Oapital ‘Trust 2401 Calvert STAR James M. McDonald, 3428 Oakwood terrace, $10. SUSPENDED PERMITS. Morton W, Harmel, 709 Longfellow street, revoked. Albje Hemlick, 1206 Hemlock street, revoked. John G. Loeffler, 1224 Water street southwest, revoked. Charles Minor, 1744 Seaton place, revoked, Paul C. Murphy, 1445 Park road, revoked. Edward M. Gray, 811 Twenty-first street, suspended. Rafeal H. Martines, 1507 Park road, suspended. James A. Palmer, revoked., Katie W. Presgraves, 1215 Fourth street, revoked. Robert L. Welch, 419 U atreet, revoked. Roy O. Conner, 530 Somerset place, 15 days. James Duncan, 1130 Fifth street, unreasonable, 30 days, second offense. Richard V. Flynt, 208 F street, un- reasonable, 30 days. Oran H. Geedy, 2116 Fourth street northeast, 30 days. Emory A. Wheeler, 2615 Thirty-first street, unreasonable, 30 days. s Births Reported. Simone and Rosa Barravecchia. boy. Bernard and Elizabeth Morningstar. € wirl, Charles and Dorothy Milbrool Irving and Ruth Dixon. boy. Rudolph and Bessic_Becker, boy Peter and Thelma Buo, George and Norma, William and Marie muel and Anna Rosen John and Catherine Hipps, girl Thomas and Louise Gannon, girl, Jumes and Louise Donahue, girl, and Helen Embrey. girl iizabeth Hogge, Jr.. her Nelson, 'boy 2533 D street, boy. Morris and Dnothy lh\llen M Harold and nd lnr:om ‘nnol{‘ and Myrtle Womersley, llrl hnv. Norman ‘and Cornella. Morrls. Deaths Reportcd Houpital m}l‘rlu“ll Shoemaker, 84, St. Elisabeth's '!‘!rluhl 081 !emlrifln F. McOaully, 81, Gallinger Hos- E‘-"h-- APRIL 2, 1937, Mary 8. 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