Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1937, Page 8

A-8 CHANGES SLATED N U.§.FLEET New Assignments Given Bat- tleships, Cruisers and Destroyers. Changes in the assignment of naval Vessels, as well as in the organization of the battleship divisions and the ‘destroyer squadrons of the United the corn borer in the Central States TWO FLYERS HONORED |stationed at Barkadale Field, Streve- MILLS TAKEN ILL and the Japanese beetle along the port, La., pilot of the crippled plane, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1837, Atiantic Coast. and Capt. James H. Wallace, who was nR. I.- 0. HUWARD In 1931 Dr. Howard wrote a book [ Distinguished Cross Given Capt. born in Washington and now is on | EX-Becretary of Treasury Delays entitled, “The Insect Menace,” which Armat; duty at Hamilton Meld, S8an Rafael, . dramatived the warfare between man- Eonsiand Oat Walacs 0 | oririvosiimt G0 B Talc kind and the insect world and awak- | TWo awards of the Distinguished NEW YORK, Msy 27 (#)—Illness ened general interest in the perfection | Flying Cross, one to a native of the ¥ last night prevented Ogden I. Mills, Freezing Seals Flavor. araateed, of control measures. District of Columbis, for heroism in former Secretary of the Treasury, = : 5 i Sppenirong Amont Speskers. | inding a crippled airpiane tn the| Quick-freering seals in the fresh |from delivering s sehemied. ca: LesiYoxr, Credi Insect Authority Will Be| Seeakerss et Canal Zone November 20, 1935, were [ flavor of fruits and vgetables, but [on “The Puture of the Republican CASTELBERC'S will include Lee A. Strong, chief of | Lo ceq todsy by thc War Depart- | dces not damage # like slow freezing. | Party” at the new School for Social 1004 F St M. W, Guest of Scientists on | the Bureau of Enotmology and Plant | pony Foods gathered while frozen and de- | Research. He is expected o deliver bLo\g Quarantine; A. D. Hopkins, former | “my .0 ponored are Capt. Frank A. | livered frozen are likely to be the store | the address, one of a serles, next 80th Birthday. chief of the Forest Insect Division; | prmstrong, ir, Hamilton, N. C., now | products of the near future, Wednesday. Dr. Leland Ossian Howard, former | chief of the bureau; A. K. Fisher, for- A. L. Quaintance, former assistant hief of the Bureau of Entomol merly of the Biological Survey; Vernon :mnuown' on insect pests won ;fi; Balley, F. C. Bishopp and W. R. world renown, will be honored by Walton of .the bureau, and N. E. ‘Btates Fleet, were announced yes- fellow scientists tonight on the occa- [ MCAdoo, president of the Washington erday by Secretary Swanson. sion of his 80th birthday anniversary | Entomological Soclety. * The new flagship of the Special at & meeting in the Entomology T 8ervice Squadron, which operates in Building, National Research Center,| New bus stop signs in Germany Central American waters, will be the Beltaville Experimental Farm. oonsist of a cross-arm, containing a new gunboat Charleston, which will The meeting has been arranged by | slot machine which supplies, for s relieve the light cruiser Omaha in members of the Entomological Society | fee, waiting passengers with reading July. The Omaha will relieve -the of Washington, the Insecticide Society | mater: lght cruiser Raleigh as flagship of of Washington and the entomological \Bquadron 40, the temporary outfit staff of the Department of Agriculture, operating in aropean weters, Dr. Howard retired in 1931 after The destroyers Manley and Claxton more than 50 years of distinguished CELEBRITIES Exile Weds JEWISH ACTRESS BRIDE OF HOWARD GOULD. We Can Repair That Watch! Wwill relieve the destroyers Hatfield and| MISS MARGARETE MOSHEIM, |service with the Bureau of Entomology. At New York’s most Contineatal Kane, now operating with the Raleigh. Well-known Jewish actress of The scientist i famous, among hotel, el guests are celebrities. Omaha to Be Overhauled. the German stage, who has |Other things, for his early studies of Viskt the air conditioned Restaurant The Charleston recently completed| been in exile since the advent |Mmosquito control, which began in her shakedown cruise which included | ©f the Hitler government, be- |1893. Visits to several European ports. The| came the bride of Howard Omaha will go to the Charleston,| Gould, third son of the late 5. C, Navy Yard for overhauling,| Jay Gould,at Klagenfurt, Aus- before proceeding to Europe. The! tria, Saturday. Mrs. Gould Manley and Claxton are now operat-| was formerly the wife of Oscar ing with Destroyer Squadron 10 of | Homolka.--Wide World Photo. the Scouting Force. After overhaul in the United States, | the Hatfield and Kane will join the AIR MAPPING PLANNED Destroyer Squadron of the Battle Eae BY A. A. A. IN 22 STATES Changes in the organization of the battleship divisions and destroyer Many Maryland Counties on d) vill be fecti ext fi::fl:.ons:mmnco;;;g scaven Schedule of 176,662 8quare TALC DE COTY Starting June 10, the organization Miles of Work. will clothe you in a silky cloud of of the Battleship Division will be: < coolness. . . make your clothes sli Battle Force, Battleship Division 1,| Alr mapping of 176,662 square miles i o on easily after-a shower. In a dec- Arizona, flagship; Navada and Penn- | Of 18nd in 877 agricultural counties of ; 22 swesdwm ;e clrrie;i uu't this tsumt; orative metal container that packs ship of the commander-in-chief of | Mer under terms of 19 contrac tidily into week-end bags. 5 : $he United States Fleet; Battleshp | &¥arded by the Agricultural Adjust- Y G Division 2, Tennessee, flagship, | MeDt Administration. Oklahoma and California, the Projects nearest the District will be flagship of the commander of the p‘"t”gmc‘"g;“’d’"“' w““h‘“‘l‘ Battle Force; Battleship Division 3, | [of Prince lm"“'m?:“l” Arundel, ; 1daho, flagship, New Mexico and Mis- | 72V Lo ;‘m =2 “f‘:ft Quexen , ®issippi; Battleship Division 4, inmll\z‘ryln'nd'm and counties . West Virginia, flagship of the com- 4 * ‘mander of battleships of the Battle | "h€ a€rlal maps obtained under the | Force; Colorado and Maryland. new contracts, which were awarded N 3 v 4 to 13 companies, will be used in the N t 47 { Texas to Be Flagship. determination of perfor aance by / ” | o0 the Scouting Force, under the | farmers who take part in the agri- Training Squadron, the Texas will be cultural conservation progra , it was ‘ the flagship, leaving the West Coast | announced. Aerial mapping has been on June 10 for the Atlantic sea-| demonstrated as a relatively cheaper . board; the New York, which has been | anq improved method of carrying out : aAd~ UAEI= EAU DE TOILETTE 5 Publication on House Fly. SINOLE from 3.50...DOUBLE from 5.00 His book, “The House Fly—Disease NSO, TERRACED SUITES & APARTMENTS Carrier,” published in 1911, was st bk & [ST. MORITZ y last quarter of a century. On-the-Park Dr. Howard has fought the boll 56 CENTRAL PARK SO., NEW YORK weevil in the Southern cotton coun- Iilustrated Booklet on Request try, the gypsy moth in New England, sylvania, which will remain the flag- participating in the coronation cere- | this function, it was explained. 1o keep you cool and fresh, all monies in England, and is on her way through the journey. Glorified by ; - - ! to Annapolis, Md., in preparation for the midshipmens crutse, Arkansas| BIRD EGGS COST $7,000 true Coty odeurs—L'Origan, Em- eraude, and others. $1. and $1.75. &nd Wyoming. On June 14, Swanson said, the re- Dusting Powder, $1.00... Parfumée, $1.50 and $2.75... Boy Burns Down Trestle in Effort Bssignment of destroyers in both the Batle Force and the Scouting Force to Rob Nest. will become operative. Upon the re-| MADISONVILLE, Ky., May 27 (®). organization, the destroyer squadrons | —aA 15-year-old boy's desire to obtain ' of both forces, with the exception of | bird's eggs started the fire that burned Bquadron 10 of the Scouting Force, [a trestle of the Ilinois Central Rail- ! will be reduced from three divisions |road near here, County Attorney J. T. in each squadron to two divisions, | Gooch said yesterday. each division to comprise four de- Gooch said J. D. Buchanan, 15, ad- u de Cologna ath Salts, $1.00. | etroyers, mitted he set fire to a bird's nest in —_———— order to get the eggs. The youth American coin counting machines | was paroled in the custody of his may be introduced into Istanbul, parents. 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