Evening star., 1933-05-21
B5 TO GRADUATE
FROM ANNAPOLIS
Class to Receive Degrees if
Congress Passes BiII-199
to Quit Service.
soeciaI DISPATCH to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
ANNAPOLIS. May 20.-There are
4s5 members of the class which will
graduate from the Naval Academy
June /. and these are expected to be
the first who will receive degrees from
that institution Legislation providing
for the comforting of degrees upon
Naval Academy graduates is expected
to pass Congress in time for the mem
bers of the class to receive them.
Under present conditions 2l8 of the
graduates will be commissioned as
ensjgns in the Navy, 20 as second lieu
tenants in the Marine Corps and as
second lieutenants in the Supply Corps
of the Navy. The others, 1873 in num-
Der. will leave the service.
List of Graduates.
The following are the members Of
the class, with States from which they
were appointed and their present resi-
dences:
Alabama-Ezra G. Howard, Verbene;
Thomas H. Moorer, Eufala; Ishmian
L. Powell, Mobile; James w. White,
Montgomery; Laurence H. Marks.
Montgomery; Jesse B. Burke, Dothan;
Elliott L. James, jr., Lowndsboro.
Alaska-James F. Clinic, Anchorage.
Arizona-James S. Bethea. Prescott.
ADMINISTRATION l.. Russell, Cam
den: Lydwen R. Pickett. jr, POGO
huntas; Charles B. Jackson, jr., Van
Buren,; James H. Campbell, Little Rock.
California-Harold G. Bowen, jr.,
Washington, D. c.; Lawrence r. Nevills.
Dallas. Tex: William r. Kane, San
Rafael; Frank R. Arnold, San Fran
cisco; Robert E. Garrels, Berkley;
Steve Mandarich, Fresno; Jack c.
Titus, Caoga Park; Thomas A. Long,
Sunnyvale: Donald r. Shaul, Los
water, Mimi; Everett j. Foster, San
Diego.
Colorado-Carlton B. Jones, Pueblo;
Martin A. Shellabarger, Sagauche.
Connecticut-Alfred T. Magnell
Hartford; Paul L. Stahl. New Britain:
Edward E. Authier, Putnam; Arnold
F.. Schade, Stamford; Frederick H.
Wahlig, Woodside, Long Island, N. Y;
Frederick S. Bronson, Naugutuck.
Delaware-Selby K Santmyers, Up
per Darby, Pa; John S. Coye, jr., An
napolis, Md.
Florida Members.
Florida - Benjamin B. Cheatham,
Atlanta. Ca; Richard L. Kibbe, Vine
land; Frederick w. Purdy, Sarasota;
David McCampbell, West Palm Beach;
William L. Dawson, Brighton; George
M. Price. Live Oak; James B. Burrow,
Pensacola.
Georgia-Harold ]. Won. Weller, Al
bany; Robert H. McRae, Fort Gaines;
Henry H. Stroller, Newman; Paul D.
Ellis. jr., Griffin: David r. Cumming,
C0rdelp. pauI n PIiip Nashville
Hawaii-Charles B. Robbins, Homo
lulu
Idaho-Randolph G. Pyle. Jerome;
David w. Davis. jr., Washington, D. c.;
George D. Roullard, Idaho Falls.
Illinois - Ignatius J. Galantin, Des
PLANES; william S. Howell, Macomb;
David L. Martineau, Chicago; Nixon
L. Ballard, Marissa; James L. Beam.
Springfield; Robert I. Olsen, Wauke-
gan; Robert S. Forester, Chicago;
George P. Unmacht, Brooklyn, N. Y;
Carl G. Drescher, Washington, D. c.;
william Pasche. Chicago; Lewis j. Ma
jewski. Chicago; Gilbert H. Richards,
r., Waukegan; John A, Canon, IT,
ington, D. c.; John A. Klopp, Bloom
ington; Clarence A. Fleischli, Spring.
field; Max e. Crawford Bridgeport;
Ralph L. Shiffley, Mounds.
1ndiana-Irvin S. Hartman, Colum-
bia City; Joseph W. Williams, jr., Mar
tinsville Everett j. Harris, Hunting
burg; Thomas A. Jones, Terre Haute;
Albert F. Metze, Pacific Beach, Calf;
Burden r. Hastings, Quantico, Va;
Bernard M. Stream, Covington; George
H. Miller. Hammond
Iowa = william M. Rakow, Des
Moines; Jack w. Roe, oskaloosa: Roy
G., Buck, Oakland; Adrian M Elder,
Belmond; Frank G. Selby, Clear Lake;
Lester c. Conwell, Cedar Rapids; Law
renee F. Heileman, Fort Dodge; Carl
Tiedeman, Sioux City.
Kansas-Blish S. Hills, Troy; William
J. Van Meter, Parsons: Roy M. Daven-
port, Kansas City; William A. Overton,
Independence; Arthur G. Jones, Sa-
betha; Raymond P. Zimmerman, Hay;
Robert H. Isely, Dodge City; Clarence
A. Keller, jr, Wichita; Dale Mayberry,
Wichita; Frank D. Schwartz, Wichita.
Kentucky Members.
Kentucky-DeWitt C. T. Grubbs, jr.,
Memphis; Edward S. Rhea, jr., Shep-
herdsv1lle; Charles K. Duncan, Lexing-
ton; John M. Stuart, Maceo; Eugene
3; Hayden, Owensboro; Gerald R.
Wright, Elkton; James B. Denny, Lex
ington; Edward P. Lee, jr., Maysville;
Charles R. Cundiff, Somerset.
Louisiana-Joseph w. Koenig, New
Orleans; Richard L. Poor, Washington,
D. c.; Ernest L. Jahncke, jr, New
Orleans; Raymond j. st. GERMAN,
Breaux Bridge; Reginald M. Raymond,
Shreveport; Ray Davis, Bastrop; Joseph
L. LaCombe, Baton Rouge.
Maine-John r. Dillon, Portland;
Albert l.. Shepherd, North Whitefield;
Albert H. Clark, Norway; Lichael
Luosey, Bangor.
Maryland-Allan M. Chambless, An
napolis; Glover T. Ferguson, Annapolis;
Karl F. Weikel, Baltimore; Raymond
w. Thompson, Baltimore; John M. B.
Howard. Annapolis.
Observation-Disclosures Lambert, Tynge-
borough; Richard L. Mohan, Will
hamsett; Donald E. Macintosh, Pitts
held; Frank M. Slater, Northampton;
Robert w. Leach, Orange; Francis j.
Blouin, Whitinsville; George K. Mar
shall, Millville; Joseph I. Manning,
Lowell; james s~ Martin, Lowell: Fred
erick L. Ashworth, Wenham; Joseph C.
Reday, jr., Rockport; Edward F. Jack