Evening star., 1917-06-03
NAVY YARD NOTES.

During the absence Of Rear Admiral
Glennon. who is member of the Rus
sian commission. Capt Willard, who
was superintendent of yards and docks.
is acting commandant and superintend-
ent of naval gun factory. and Com
mander Tomb. inspector, is acting su-
perintendent of yards and docks Cant.
Jones has relieved Commander Tomb as
inspector, and under the above manage
ment the interest of the government
and also the employees will not suffer
James w. Power of the cartridge
Pa o.
John Bitner. a toolmaker, resigned to
enlist as a machinist in the United
States Navy.
w. L. Mathews. cartridge case MAX
er. has returned from a five-day visit
to friends at Richmond, Va
Redmond Devaney. toolmaker, was
appointed leading man in the tool shop.
Louis klnsinger. cartridge case
leave. which time he spent at his home
in Hyattsville.
Harry New, machinist of the erect
ing shop. has accepted position as
spect ordnance manufactured by the
Bethlehem Steel Company.
Fred HOFFMAN of the torpedo shop
has been granted thirty days leave and
ark. N. j., to be at the bedside of his
wife, who is i'll.
Robert Barr. toolmaker, has gone
to Culpeper. Va. for several days to
look after his interest on his farm.
John Steice of the torpedo shon ba G
been appointed subinspector Of ord
nance and has been detailed to insnect
torpedoes manufactured by the Bliss
Torpedo Company of Brooklyn. N. Y.
w. n. Lairet, a toolmaker. took a
L.
j.. the latter part of last week.
Robert 3. Hope has recently returned
from visit to friends in Baltimore
fhe following toolmakers were pro-
moted in the tool shop. effective June
l, from toolmaker at $4.32 to 1886 per
karl krumke, Richard Titlow. William
Trone, William Minkins, Percy Brad
burn and Barry Case.
G. l.. Schaffer of the cartridge case
shop has returned from a short visit to
friends In New York city.
William w. Keeler, John T. Donnel,v
and S. ]. Martin of the legislative com
mittee of Columbia Lodge. 174, l. A. of
NJ. were in Baltimore yesterday in the
interest of the organization.
Charles Hall. machinist of the west
gun carriage shop. was appointed lead
ing man recently.
Alonza Adams, a toolmaker, spent
several days at Sycamore Grove where
ne went to acquire a much needed rest
Arthur Cummings of the planning
board was appointed leading man in
the miscellaneous shop during the mast
week.
Arthur Greenwood. toolmaker. and
Mrs. Greenwood have had as their
guests. Mrs. Greenwood's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John Pucking of Orbsonia. Pa
Charles Lyle, machinist of the tor
pedo shop, who has been ill for several
months. is reported to be improving
Earl Schwenk. toolmaker. and Mrs
SchWenk and j. Sosniak. a toolmsker
took an auto trip through northern
Maryland Decoration day.
/. Neindorff. toolmaker. resipned
Saturday to accept employment else
where.
Arthur H. Dahlin, a toolmaker. left
last Sunday for his former home nj
Utica, n. Y, where on Tuesday. Nav
70. he was married to Bertha Jones ~
Utica. They arrived in Washineton
Wednesday. and have taken up house-
keeping at 323 Maryland avenue north.
east. where the bridegroom had fur
nished an apartment prior to their
marriage. MIR. Dahlin has been in the
navy yard but short time. However
during that time he has made numer
Gus friends. who all Join in their he's,
wishes for the happiness aud pros.
perity of his bride and himself.
The following representatives to the
joint retirement committee of the naval
gun factory have been appointed bv
Local No. 52S. United brotherhood n
Carpenters and Joiners of America. +.
B. Hudson. l.. r. Poole, Thomas E
Trazzare. B. F., Frazier, r. II. Teenie
s. c. Blair and g. r. Green.