Evening star., 1927-12-06
PRESIDENT 0M|TS
HILL AND T|[S0N
Ship Board Member and
Georgia Aspirant Not In
CIuded in Nominations.

The name of w. S. Hill, a member
of the Shipping Board, who had eX-
pressed the belief that administration
favor had left him. was missing from
| the list of nominations sent TO the
Senate today by President Coolidge.
Another name conSpicuouSlN absent
! from the nominations was that of VIII
| liam j. Tilson of Georgia, brother OF
| the House Republican leader, whose
| appointment as a Federal judge in
| Georgia precipitated a long fight by
| Democratic Senators from that state.
Mr.. Hill. who had been in contrO-
Versy with other members of the ship
| ping Board over the terms of ship
| sales. indicated some time ago that he
! had been informed that administra-
| ton pressure would be brought to bear
| upon him unless he changed his stand.
Nominations Listed.
Among these more important nomi-
nations are the folowing: State DE
partment-Robert r.. Olds Of Mime
sofa to be UndcrSecretaly of state;
Nelson r. johnson of Oklahoma, to he
an Assistant Secretary of state: JO'
seph G.. Grew of New Hampshire. to he
Amba sador to Turkey; Dwight w.
Morrow of New Jersey, to be Ambas-
sador TO Mexico: Noble b. Judah of
Illinois, to be Ambassador to Cuba;
William Il. Francis of Minnesota, to
be Minister and consul general to lii
IBERIA. and Addison f.. Southard of
Kentucky. to act as Minister and con-
sui general to Ethiopia.
Seymour Lowman of New York, to
be Assistant Secretary of the Treas
ury to succeed Gen. Lincoln G.. An
drews, and Henry II. Bond of Massa-
chusetts, to he Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury to succeed Charles :.
Dewey, resigned: Walter o. Woods
of Kansas, to be registrar of the
Treasury to succeed Harley V. Speel-
man, retired; Clarence y. ChareSt of
Maryland, TO be general counsel for
the Bureau of Internal Revenue;
George X. cooksey ana i'loyd X. liar-
/ ison. both of the District of Columbia,
and Eugene Meyer, jr., of New York,
TO be members of the Federal Farm
Loan Board.
War Department.
War Department The following
brisadicr generals to be ma ior gen
eraIs: Richmond Z. Davis, Edwin Il.
Wynans and Joseph ID. Lcitch. Col
onels to be brigader generals: George
c. Barnhardt. Cavalry; NJ. l.. Walker,
Engineers; George III. JamerSon, In
fantry; Henry J. Hatch Coast Artil
lery; Ralph III. Van Deman, Infantry:
James III. Reeves. Cavalry; Walter G.
Short, Cavalry; Frank +. Cocheu, In
fantry, and Ohio Il. Rosenbaum In.
fantry. Brig. Gen. Luth Wahl to be
adjutant general. with the rank Of
major general: Col. Charles III. Bridges
to be assistant adJutant general with
the rank Of briSadier general; Col.
William c. Rivers to be inspector gen
eral with the rank Of ma jor general:
Col William Il. Horton To be assist
ant quartermaSter general with the
rank of brigadier general; Col. sam
uel Huff, To be assistant To the chief
of ordnance with the rank of bfi%adier
general; Brig. Gen. James E. Fachet
To he chief of the Air Corps, with the
rank of ma jor general.
Department Of Justice-Ephriam f.
Morgan Of West Virginia, to be 80.
lictor to the Department OF Com
merce; Theodore l.. Cogswell of this
city to be register of wills for the Dis
trict of Columbia, succeeding the late
Corp. Tanner.
Department of Commerce--Walter
+. Brown of Ohio, to be Assistant Sec
retary of Commerce.; Arthur j. Tryor
of the District of Columbia, to be
commissioner OF navigation; Eugene
I.anders of New York. to be examiner
in-chief. United States Patent Office.
and John l.. crOne of New Jersey and
Harry I.ayfield OF Pcnnsylva MIA. to he
supervising inspectors, Steamboat In-
spection Service.
Public Health Service.
Public Health Service-Samuel p.
Grubbs and Milton III. Foster to be
senior surgeons. Lynne A. Fullerton
to be surgeon, Carl f.. Rice to be first
assistant surgeon and the following
doctors to be assistant surgeons: Ralph
Horton, Gerald NJ. kunkel Edmund
y. LentZ, w. J. Bryan McAuliffe, Al
bert s. Irving, William w. Nesbit
George Il. Boone. Leon o. Parker
Bernard j. Macanley, John r. Muir.
dock. Thomas e.. kienZle. Leo j. Hand
George II. WEIGH, Clarence B. Rosa,
and Joseph r. Van Ackeren.
TO be members Of the Federal
Board Of Vocational Education, Claude
NJ. Henry of South Dakota and Ed
ward j. Frank of Kentucky.
TO be a member of the United
states EmplOyPS 1On1peDSa l1OI COIH
mission, Mrs. Bessie Parker Brugge-
man OF Missouri.
TO be chief examiner Of the Civl
Service Commission, Howard A. Ed
| son OF this city.
TO he a member Of the Board ol
Tax Appeal Forest ID. Sieskin ol
| Illinois
TO he n member Of the Federal Re
| serve Board to succeed ID. II. Crissin
| ger resigned, Roy A. Young of Min
| nesOta.
| The only new appointments in
| cluded in the nominations sent to the
Senate today were the following foi
| the Coast Guard Service: Read Ad
miral Frederick G. Billiard. reappointet
| as comma ndant of the Coast Guard
| Comdr. Robert Il. Adams to be engi
| neer-in-chief.
| In the nominations for the foreigr
service were the following appoint
ments from the District of Columbia
| Julius G. Lay to be secretary in tn
| diplomatic service; FeliZ cole. to b.
| consul on class three, tlarence j
| Spiker, to be consul Of class five
George l.. Bra ndt to be consul class 6
and Rudolph f.. Schoenfeld to be coun
! sui of class six also.