Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1942, Page 40

12D. C. and Nearby Marine Lieufenants Given Captfaincies Area Officers Included In 165 Temporary Advances Announced ‘Twelve Washington and nearby Maryland and Virginia Marine Corps officers have been promoted from first lieutenant to temporary captains, the Navy Department an- hounced today. Their names were among a list ©of 165 released by Navy officials, which included four retired officers, Pirst Lts. G. L. McCormick, Conrad B. Grove, 3d, Alan M. Abele and Willilam M. Foster. Those from the Washington area are Pirst Lts. Alonzo D. Gorham, John S. Messer. George: M. Rice, Charles L. Cogswell, Charles W. Kelly, jr, Thomas B. Handley and Walter R. Lytz, all of Washington; Jay H. Augustin of Cheverly, M Clifton A, Woodrum, jr, and Wal- ter R. Walsh of Arlington and Mar- tin D. Delaney, jr, and Harold Granger of Alexandria. The other promotions were as follows: Rudoff, Henry . Clark, Bdward A, Adams, %u TI‘ Siemens, Clifford G. O'Neal. James D. Neal, Willis A. Perry, Edwin C. Ayers, R. L., Jr. L. D. Brown, Monte E. dpdser. Lome G, Taver Wanerr i, Eilo ver. Walter F. Bobas s Beach: Benjimin 3. : et Tt 3 5 ueon«s:l» w. 8 km%rnh!, Peter D. er. John G. enning, Norman ley. Ernest P, Gonner. Maynard C. owan. George T, reen, Milton J. C. E‘vae. Mark uerth, Ric a ren Forrester. T, Youns. Wi, Wi Hiatt, Rober( C Williams, Tomas E. oftatt, 3. H.. enton,’ Martin Yoratdinm s Friorr DR Bchmidt. R. W.. ir. er. Horace W. Closser. Dantei P. Nugent, Donald R. Goodwin, Jokn Moreat, James A 8hefmeld, T. M. arks. Ernest W. Mackay, Malcolm 8. Meredith, 8. W. Allen, John' W. Martincheck. . A. . Elmer W. uc: Putn: . Sadler, Shirl L. Capehart, W. C. Sanford, W, B ir. ‘ork, Kenneth H. Sutter, Allen Gaines, Calvin C. se, Andrew r. Hopkins. Porcher P. Meyer, Joseph A. ttys, Willlam R. ~ Tripp, Davis A. ‘oyte, Ralph H. Kerrigan, Thomas C. Crane, Gran! A it Harvey, 't _A. Hawkins, Wiliam L. Knight Robert L. Ridweway, G E Beard, Floyd E. llings, Edwin 0. Plsl ard K. Clenor, Orch Ceat, Dyer, Jooathan W. nger, Charie i 5 m’ E. ghv ret. Jefferson Junior High Holds Final Exercises Nearly 100 students were gradu- | ated last night in final exercises at | Jefferson Junior High School. Diplomas were presented by A. W. Heinmiller, assistant superin- | tendent of schools in charge of the school budget. Raymond Cogswell, class presi- | dent, gave the address of welcome | and Gladys Mary Schwab the vale- | dictory. Jack Lokey presented the | class gift to Principal Hugh Stew- | art Smith. Mr., Smith also awarded honors. | More than a dozen students par- | ticipated in a pageant based on the declaration of the rights of man by ‘Thomas Jefferson. Graduates and their new schools are: Te Central High School. Moy. Emma P. ristakas. Thomas X ans, ROy Moy, Virginis wrence, Robert C. Pincus, Pauline erling, Herbert Riggle. Jean L. Beach. Virginia E. Rosenheim. Ruth 8. Belmont. Rose Bcherr. Dorothy E. Calomeris, Lula Simony. Miriam Peinstein. Rhea Sotiros. Eugenia To Eastern High Sch 100! Boswell, Patricia J. Callas, Christina Gorman. Josephine. Crothers. Prances J. Garner, Lorraine G. Howes, Elsie L. Luskey, Mary E. Mamakos. Lorraine Martin, Shirley E. Mendelsohm. Alfred Maupin, Sally E. Murphy, W. P_sr. Nayior, Delores M. Reid. Delmar F. ose. Jo C_ Webster, William H. Shannon. Edith M. twarg, Alexander een. W. O. ir. idwell. Prank olker.Morris H. key. John R ‘Weddington, Stone. Betty D. Cavlor. Edward D. Thompson. Ina C. Goldstein, Marion Witten, Irma L. Pappafotis, Mike J. To McKinley High Scheol. . Barker. Edith M. Bullock. Myrtle B. Cavanaugh. M. Cokas, Mary Donaldson. Edna M. Coftman. Albert J. rmwell Arthur aunce. C. e. James ohnson, V. L. anklin. Eugene irrano. Evelyn itter, Edward 8, Koustenis, Helen gmwnldv Donald Lewis. Pearl arlow, Ray E. Maretsas. Mary Harris, Robert Martin, Lucille Haynes. Gordon McConchie_ Nellie Hubbell, G. 8. Jr._ McMahon. M. J. Hudson, Norman W. Schwab, Gladys Jackson. Earl Smith, Iris Masarick. John Warsco, Dorothy L. White, Dorothy Rehm. Joseph Taylor, Dewey Milstead. Floyd B. Powell. Aubrey Beek. Charles H. Watts, Charles P. To Chamberlain Vocational School. vhim. D. H. De Perini. Vivian Prosise. Larry Weich, Ruby M. Randall, Ralph E. Hampshire Group to Meet The next regular monthly meet- ing of the Hampshire Suburban Citizeng’ Association will be held in the Ray School Building at Ta- koma Park, Md,, at 8 pm. Wednes- day. Civilian defense plans will be the principal business discussed at the session. 7' / ECONOMY AT NEW YORK'S NEWEST HOTEL THEABBEY Sist ST. AT RADIO CITY 'VERY ROOM WITH PRI- VATE BATH AND RADIO $950 Siasle $400 Double Within Walking Distanos of Shops and Theaters FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1942. THE EVENING' STAR, WASHINGTON; D. C.,‘ Sale! Brilliant New 5.95 3 95 Flaunt a feathered hat these tag-end winter months. Wear oné when Spring sun comes out. Feathered hats top any costume with smartness. Are versatile enough to seem ‘‘to belong” with any- » thing. 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