Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1937, Page 86

G—18 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MAY 16, 1937—PART FIVE. : ley Field, Va, to Fort Riley, Kans;| Bailey, Lieut. Comdr. Charles S, |office, Chief of Naval Operations, to | mouth, Va. to Naval Alr Stati | eaths Reported. P g giofmee; t : on.| DEMOCRATS TO DANCE June 30. Supply Corps, detached U. 8. 8. Erle, R Pensacola, Fla.; J ; Traffic Convictions Catherine King, 77, Sibley Hospital. Service Orders Gregory, First Lieut. Hollingsworth | contine . Norfolk Naval Hm;fiz:l Los Bnaclee ounelan: Eahot (oll;w\n:n:eci(:id lieutenants s Mot (60, (Calimble Howital, F. Alr Corps, Fort Sill, OKia, to | Portsmouth, Va. | lamel, Capt. Lester 8., detached | goiached Quantico, to Naval Air Sta- | The North Carolina Democratic Clib SECOND-OFFENSE SPEEDING. | Charles Deck. 63, residence, 1635 Ben- ARMY ORDERS. Langley Field, Va. Welles, Lieut. Comdr. Ratcliffe C., | Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, to Quantico; | tion, Pcnuo;la, Fla., June 30 Julian | of Washington will hold a dance at YLouis Perry, 1246 Twenty-seventh anx xm’n.e. ‘Wileox, Lieut. Col. Bernhard Beck- NAV; ORDERS g"‘éfilfi:'?;fi?emm' sl M:)y;fll.] Capt. Archie E., detached Gl oA s G street, $10. enton W. Flugel. 54. Sibley Hospital. e 3 3 3 'Neil, Capt. Arc] L e 2 Jesse L. Lawson, 1307 Ninth street, | Fred Sladek. 37, Walter Reed Hospital, | ®F Military Intelligence Reserve, Du- ~ White, Capt. Paul G., Dental Corps, | Koepke, Lieut. (1g) Lyle L. de- Quantioo, o Bhanghai, China; Au-| Pan-American Official to Speak. observance of the 162d anniversary 10 Jordon _Bruce, Sibley Hospital. luth, Minn, to chief of staff; May 17, | detached Naval Training Station, | tached Naval Air Station, Anacostis, 2 2 4 an-American Ofiicial to Spea ‘ol the signing of the Mecklenburg Robert T. Jordan, 608 Twenty- Jessle P. Plehl, 20, West Clitton Terrace. | MacDonald, Maf. Russell C., Air ?nat Lakes, Ill, to Naval Academy; | to U. 8. 8. Enterprise; June. gust 15. Dr. Pedro de Alba, assistant director | Declaration of Independence. e ober! . Venables, 20, Potomac River. une. " Car! Oapt. Evans P, detached H bac! second street, $15. Corps, Midd] , Pa, Moffett, Lieut. (. g) William A, laony ] of the Pan-American Union, will speak istorical background of the obe thaniel Brodie, 5013 Ayers place | prens BrIes, bé. Gullinger Hosital. i elown, Pa. o Walter | Hoover, Capt. John H., detached | , Moflett, Tieut. € & ” | Quantico, to Peiping, China; July 31. | servance will be ncluded in an ad- AR PIACS | Marths Edmonds. 4. Gallinger Jiorwital. | Reed General Hospital. Army War College, to Neval Alr Sta- | 1ot CoaOEH STty A8 Bhation, Ana~ | ¥y e st Lieut, James B, jr. |20 # Meeting of the Instituto de lns | dress by Dr. R. D: W. Connor, archivist soul hE9307 7. - & costia, . 8. 8. Maryland; June, 7 ke g el Charles Brice, ir., 528 Twenty-sixth | Mason WHite: 57, Ganfser Homnsr * | goerdner, Ml Leon L, Medical | tion, Nortolk, Va.; June. yadhe vt detached Quantico, to Navy Yard,|Espanas at 8:30 pm. tomorrow in the | o the United States. An hour of street, $10. laude Jenkins. 26 Emergency Hospital. ;"Pfl- ™t Leavenworth, Kans, to| Weber, Lieut. Comdr. George K. MARINE ORDERS New York City; June 1. Hall of Heroes of the Pan-American | square dancing will be included in FIRST-OFFENSE SPEEDING. Vincent" Gordon, 17, Providence Hosmital | © ‘;9- l“’ggfl? gen:flh detached Bureau of Engineers, to d Smith, Second Lieut. Leo R. de-|Union Building. His subject will be | the dancing program from 9:30 p.m, Charles O. Holland, jr., 1137 Owen | Emmett Gaston. 10.” Freedmen’s Hospital. reer, Capt. Jack, Air Oorps, Lang- | Navy Yard, Charleston, 8. C.; June. Bleasdale, Maj. 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