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Identifies Picture.

An attendant named Allen was in
charge-an alert youth described by
Whitinsville folk as "a reliable man. y
He thought the stranger at the
wheel looked like Dillinger" and after
the machine had sped off on the
Whitinsville- Worcester road, he told
Chief of Police Cullen his suspicious
Allen said the man kept his face
"averted" and inquired the way to
Worcester.
Chief Cullen, mindful of the num-
berless wild goose chases that have
sent New England police after mer
who looked like Dillinger, dug out g
police circular with the Midwest BAN
dts picture and Allen positively
identified the picture on the circular
as that of the man to whom he hao
sold gasoline.
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sedan bearing Michigan registration
plates. Troopers on horseback sought
strange faces in the wooded areas, and
searched abandoned farms.
The concentration of troopers was
ordered early today, two hours after
a motorist who stopped for gasoline
in the little village of Whitinsvflle had
been positively identified as Dill
linger.
The stranger. driving a light sedan
with Michigan plates and accompanied
by a woman. stopped for gas at a
Whitinsville filling station about IL
o'clock last night.
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dence, 35l Tennessee ave ne ELISHA
BRoWNLOW, the father Of Robertson NJ,
GIBBS GIBBS and Mrs. Eliza J. Coyne Mrs
Molie Norris. Mrs. Geneva Brsndes
Mrs. jeanette Neal and Mrs. MYTHS
Richardson. Funeral from the W VI,
Chambers Co. funeral home l400 Cha
pin st. NV, on Wednesday July 4 at
pm. Relatives and friends are In
ylted. lnterment az Cedar Hill Gem
etery.
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PADGETT. GEORGE A

FADIEII. GEORbE A. The Oficers and
~ members Of Anacostia Council
EHSA No. e Jr. o. U. A. M are re-
HGS9R Quested to assemble at 1916
Fl 5Y5sE II Benning I'd. ne. on Thursdav
kASSISH July :. 1894 at . pm. to
NSERI conduct the funeral service Of
our late brother. GEORGE A.
PADGETT. BY order of the councillor.
J W. CRAWFORD JR.
AtNcst 1AOAEAE
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Monthly precipitation in inches in
the Capital (current month to date :

Weather in Various Cities.
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LEWIS, CATHERINE T. Suddenly. on

Monday July 2. 1854. at $50 pm
CATHERINE T. LEWIS beloved wife Of
Marcus w. Lewis. I343 Clifton st. "
and mother of Robert Elizabeth VII
lard and Catharlne Lewis and sister Of
Elizabeth C.. Ruby and Sherman Tur-
rel. Funeral services az j. William
Lees funeral parlors 4th St and Mass
ave. ne. at 2 O'Clock Wednesday. July
4 Interment tpTlvsteJ at Cedar Hill
Cemetery
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Dratha.

DISNEY. WILLIAM r. On Tuesday. July
WILLIAM F.. aged 81 years. beloved
husband OF Dora Wolfdep Disney. Re-
mains resting at the Colonial funeral
nome OF William Reuben Punphrey
Rockville, Nd. Funeral from his late
residence, Thursday. July g. at II am,
Interment Laurel Nd 4
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HAYES, WALLER MARTIN an DFon

JONES. ANN POWELL. On Monday. July
:. l9J4; at her residence. 2I2 9TH St
Sc. ANN POWELL. the beloved wife OF
Daniel Jones and mother of David P.
Trevor P. and Margaret Ann Jones.
Funeral from the w. W Chambers Co
Southeast funeral home. 5I7 1lth st.
Sc, on Thursday. July B at ? pm
Relatives and friends are invited. In
terment South Wales.
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Tide Tables.

FURNISHED by United States Coas
and Geodetic Survey.)
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McCALIP. FRANK EDGAR On Mop6,

July ,. 1894. at his residence, 10
loved husband Of Daisy McCaiip and
father Of Mrs. John Bullough and Cur
It's McCallp Of this city. Mrs. Edgar
Fleming OF Seattle. Wash. and a step
son, Ralph Brothers of this city. Fu-
neral services at Hysongs parlors 1900
n ST. NV. on Wednesday. July f. at IL
am. Relatives and friends invited
1nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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MIL0R, RUFUS E., JR. Suddenly. on
Tuesday July g. 1874 al GEORGETOWN
University Hospital. RUFUS E MILOR.
Jr.. of Rockville. Md. Remains resting
Al the Colonial funeral home Of william
Reuben Pumphrey. Rockville. Md. No
tlce OF funeral later.
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sdndaT. JUL l. iaa4D- JOSHUA vii
KERSON He leaves TO mourn their
loss a devoted wife. Ella Wilkerson. and
Stepson Joseph Magruder Funeral
on Thursday. July 5 at ! m. from
Az st. sw. Rev. W. A. English oficiat-
ing Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 4
YOUNG. ETTA E. Departed this life on
Tuesday July 2 1924. at Gallinger Hos
pital. ETA E YOUNG, the devoted
wife of George Archie Young She also
leaves two sons. Archie and Maurice
Franklin Young; one brother. one uncle
and many other relatives and friends.
Remains resting at the funeral parlor
OF Alexander S Pope. 315 18th st. Sc.
Notice of funeral later.
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Monday July 2, 1884. at Georgetown
KEY. son of Joseph N starkey. Body
resting at Warner z. Pumphrey's fu-
neral home. Rockville. Nd. Notice OF
serNice later
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RICKETTS,. IRENE SCHoOLEY. On Tues
DAY. july >. 1884 al her home Rock
vile Nd. IRENE SCHOOIEY azed So
years. the beloved wife OF Everett NJ
Ricketts,. Remains resting at the CO.
louial funeral home of William Reuben
PUmphrey Rockville. Nd Funeral from
the above funeral home Thursday. July
:. at 2:30 pm. Jnterment Forest Oak
Cemetery. Gaithersburg. Nd.
RI USSELL. ROSETTA. On Friday June
90. 1884. ROSETTA RUSSELL. beloved
wife of James Russell. Remains resting
at Janifer S. undertakers. Funeral serv-
ices at SuSsrland. Nd Tuesday. July g.
at ? O'Clock. Relatives and friends in
Vtted
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The Sun and Moon.
PrecipitatiO.

Automobile lights must be turned on
one-haf hour after sunset.
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dag July . 1894 at New Casualty Hos
pital, THOMAS FRANKLIN TROTTER,
beloved father of Aileen wilkinson and
brother Of George Trotter. Funeral from
the W W. Chambers Co. funeral home.
140O Chspin St ", on Wednesday July
4 at 1880 m Relatives and friends are
invited. Interment in Cedar Hill Gene
+a~v
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EA9n5 n DANIEL ID. On Sunday. July 1.
I9,S4: at II am. DANIEL D. FISHER,
son OF the late Resin and Alice Fisher,
He also leaves two brothers and three
sisters. Carl o.. Mckinley, Mamie,
friends. Funeral services at Hopkins
Chapel Highland. Howard County. Nd
Wednesday. July 4. at l pm. Remains
residence. Brighton. MONTGOMERY Coun-
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HARDy TuONAs IouNcoN

HH04'.t. JUH4NSUN. On IUe6-
day. july 3. 1884. at Garfield HOSPITAL
THOMAS JOHNSON beloved son of
kemper S: and Elizabeth W. Hardy and
brother OF Kemper s. Hardy. jr Fu-
st. NV. on Thursday. July 5. at pm.
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TAYLOR, MARY z. suddenly, on sum
day. July /. 1924, at Garfield Hospital.
MARY z. TAYLOR. in her 77th year.
beloved mother of Katharine V. Lawman
and Hugh F. Taylor. Services at the
S H. Hines Co. funeral home. 29Ol
14th st NV. on Tuesday. July 5 pm.
Interment Congressional Cemetery.
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Army, Navy, Marine Orders

Artillery, from Jackson, Miss, to
Fort Sill, Okla, not later than
June 80.
Costigan, First Lieut.. Richard NJ,
Field Artillery, from 339th Field
Artillery to 80th Field Artillery. Fort
Des MoineS, Iowa, not later than
June 80.
Jones, First Lieut.. Newton W., Field
Artillery, from Okmulgee, Okla, to
Fort Knox, KY, not later than
June 80.
Brents, Second Lieut.. Walker Allen,
Quartermaster Corps Reserve, pro-
NOTED to first lieutenant, from
March %.
Couvillion, Warrant Officer Yelde,
from Fort Mcpherson, Ga, to Chi
cago. Ill.
Staples, Warrant Officer William
j., assigned to headquarters, Sd
Corps Area, Baltimore, Md.
Hart, Master Sergt- William j.,
Quartermaster Corps, retired at Fort
Slocum, N. Y, effective March 81.
Eklof, Master Sergt. Arvid H., 7th
Infantry, retired at Vancouver Bar
racks, Wash, effective March 81.
Gilman, First Sergt. Clifford R.,
I'd Infantry, retired at Fort Wayne,
Mich, effective March 81.
Evans, First Sergt. Mike, I'd In
fantry, retired at Fort Brady, Mich,
effective March 81.
Adams, Pvt. Andrew A., 5lSt Signal
Battalion, from office, Chief Signal
n -
Monmouth, N. j., about April l.
Leave of absence is granted to fol-
lowing officers, effective on or about
dates specified:
Bishop, Col. Harry G.. Field Ar
tillery, three months. April l. 1884.
Finley, Mai Gordon L., Judge Ad-
vocate Generals Department., four
teen days, April II, 1894.
Brooks, Maj. John B., General
Staff Corps, one day, March 90, 1884
Bloor, Maj Alfred w, General
Staff Corps. one month and fifteen
days, May IS. 1884.
Mailing, First Lieut.. Edward c.,
Chemical Warfare Service, twenty
days, May %. 1884.
A board consisting of the following
officers appointed to meet at Fort
Leavenworth, Kans., to examine men,
bers of Army Nurse Corps:
Qualls, Lieut. Col. Guy L.. Medical
Corps; Chunn, Maj. George D., Medi-
cal Corps; Milne, Maj. Louis A..
Medical Corps: STREET, Mai Paul H
Medical Corps; Cox, Maj. Wesley C.
Medical Corps, Anderson. Norman
W., Medical Corps, recorder.
Each of the following second lieu
tenants, Air Corps Reserve, is con-
tinued on duty in Hawaiian Depart
ment until October Is:
Bird, jr., A. j.; Ducrest, James
Roy; Furlow James Wadsworth; Har-
ris. Lester Stanford; Meyers, Frank
Neff; O'Hara. Bryon Gilbert; Ruther-
ford, Stuart Ellsworth; Stophlet, Rich
ard Boynton.
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USS Pensacola in June; to USS Min
neapolis.
Reynolds, Ensign James r. z. Det.
USS Arkansas in May; to instr. Subm.
Base, New London, Conn.,
Tiedeman, Ensign Carl. Det. USS
Maryland about l June; to USS
Ranger.
Young, Ensign Andrew L., jr. Det
USS Tarbel in May; to USS Houston.
Medical Corps.
Ioftin, 1t. William F. E. Det. Nor
folk Nav. Hosp, Portsmouth, Va. in
March; to Nav. Trng. Sta, Nor
folk, Va.
MARINE CORPS ORDERS.
Adams, Capt. Henry F. On 25 March
detached NIB, Paris Island, S. c., to
NIB, MOB, Norfolk, Va.
Gait, Capt. Alexander. Relieved
from duty with the Civilian Conserva-
ton Corps and ordered to return to
NIB, Quantico, Va
Hopper, 1st 1t. James G. Detached
NIB, MS, Guam to Dept. of the Pa
cific via the USS Chaumont scheduled
to said from Guam on or about 19
July.
WuIborn, 1st 1t. Francis M. Re
lieved from duty with the Civilian
Conservation Corps and ordered to
return to MOB, MOB, San Diego,
Calf.
Greene. End 1t. Wallace M. De-
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D.

tached MOB, MOB, San Diego, Calf,
to MAS, Pensacola, Fla.
Hayden, End 1t. Reynolds H. On
acceptance Of appointment as a second
lieutenant assigned to active duty and
ordered to NIB, Quantico, Va, to re-
port not later than 25 April.
Hudson, End 1t. William M. On
acceptance of appointment as second
lieutenant assigned to active duty and
ordered to NIB, Que ntico, Va, TO re-
port not later than Is April.
Miller, End 1t. Charles A. On ac-
ceptance of appointment as second
lieutenant assigned to active duty and
ordered to NIB. Quantico, Va, to re-
port not later than rs April.
Ramsey, 2nd 1t. Frederic H. On ac-
ceptance of appointment as second
lieutenant assigned to active duty and
ordered to NIB, Quantico Va, to re-
port rot later than 25 April.
Wallace, Captain William j. On
reporting of his relief, about l July
detached VS. So. lam, USS Saratoga,
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ARMY ORDERS.

/ hAsVA4 OAsDAAsos
Birnie, jr., Maj Gen. Upton, Chief
of Field Artillery, from Fort Stotsen-
burg, Philippine Islands, to Washing
ton, D. c.
Wells, Col. Harry A., Infantry
from Vancouver Barracks, Wash, to
Preside Of San Francisco, Calf, on
or about Nov. 3.
Anding, Col. Sheldon w., Infantry
assigned to Albany. NJ Y.
| Briscoe, Lieut.. Col. N. Butler, Cav
airy, from Fort Leavenworth, Kans.
to Fort Des Moines, Iowa, not Later
! than June 80.
| Woodson, Lieut.. Col. Thomas D.
Medical Corps, to be retired from
active service March 81.
| Warden, Lieut. Col. John A, Cav
airy, relieved from detail with Or
gani2ed Reserves of 9th Corps Area
Eakins, Lieut.. Col. Horace S., Veterl-
| nary Corps, assigned to Fort Clark
| Tex.
Traeger, Maj. Charles H., Ordnance
Department, from Rock Island Ar
senal, Rock Island, Ill, to Lacarne
Ohio, on or about June l.
| Meddaugh, Maj. John L., Medical
Corps, to be retired from active serv-
| ice March 81.
Herman, Maj. Frederick w., Corps
of Engineers, relieved from detail with
Organized Reserves of Fifth Corps
Area, and from 325th Engineer Com
bat Regiment.
Casserly, Maj Edward A, Medica,
! Corps, to be retired from active Serv-
ice March 81.
Stark, Maj. Harry W.. Coast Artil-
Iery Corps, from Fort Monroe, Va.
to Delaware National Guard, Whining
| ton, Delaware, not later than June 30
Taulbee, Maj. Edgar G., Cavalry
from Baltimore, Md, to Fort LeaVen'
worth, Kans, on June IS.
Maxwell, Maj. Charles L., Medica
Corps, and Capt. Clinton S. Lyter
| Medical Corps, detailed before Re
, tiring Board appointed to meet a
Fort Leavenworth, Kans.
OLeary, Maj. Herbert, Ordnance
Department, from Lacarne, Ohio. tt
Fort Hayes, Ohio, not later thar
June 80.
Lloyd, Maj. William H, Medica
Corps, to Panama Canal Department
on or about June 81.
O'Hara, Maj. Edwin j., Finance De
partment, from National Guard Bu
reau, and from Washington, D. c., t
the Philippine Department.
| Gardner, jr.. Capt. John H, Sigma
Corps. from Fort Monmouth, N. J.
to office, Chief Signal Officer, Wash
ington. D. c.. not later than June Is
Bubb, Capt Charles B. B., All
Corps, to be retired from active Serv
ice on March 81.
Tomlinson, Capt. Herbert E. Medi
cal Corps, assigned to Fort San
Houston, Tex.
Nevin, Capt Stanley M. Veterinar!
Corps, from Fort Riley, Kans., to For
| Mason, Calf, not later than May 81
| Dewitt, Capt Ernest A, Infantry
from Quartermaster Corps to lltl
Infantry, Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind.
Reynolds, Capt John M, Field Ar
tillery, from Denver, Colo, to For
Riley, Kans., not later than June sc
Sowell Capt. Henry E, Field Ar
tillery, from Birmingham. Ala, t.
Fort Sill, Okla, not later thai
June 80.
Winslow, First Lieut.. William R
Corps of Engineers, relieved from
detail with Organized Reserves of 3,
Corps Area.
EnoS, First Lieut.. William A., Fiel,
Artillery, from Worcester. Mass, t.
Fort Sam Houston, Tex, not late
than June 30.
Strobe, First Lieut.. Robert T., Fielt
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AUTOMOBILE CHASE
CASE is CONTINUED
Defendant Seeks More Witnesses
to Show Brother
Drove Car.

Police Court Judge Gus A. Schuldt
has granted a continuance until Tues
day in the reckless driving case
against Joseph Di Blasi. jr., 90 of
66o6 Georgia avenue, who is accused
of breaking through police fire lines
In his car early Monday morning.
Policeman c. R. Burnett, one of the
prosecution witnesses. faced Police
Trial Board action resulting from the
case, because he Is alleged to have
fired his revolver at the invading car
Burnett charges Di Blasi endangered
the lives of several firemen.
The continuance was granted yes
terday to permit the defense to bring
in witnesses to substantiate Di Blasts
alibi, in which he claims his brother,
Nicholas, was operating the automobile
at the time. Joseph insists he was
not in the machine at all. Both
brothers were heard on the witness
stand yesterday, Nicholas corroborat-
ing Joseph's statement.
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folk, Va: instead duty Br. Hydro.
Office, Cleveland, Ohio.
Ketcham. Lieut.. Dixwell. Det.
VN Spdn. 8D5 in June; to VT Sqdn.
6B (USS Saratoga.
Rockey, Lieut.. Charles H. Ors. II
March modified. To duty as c. O.,
Nav. Unit, instead as Off. in Chge
Nav. Unit, Edgewood Arsenal, Edge
wood, Md.
Sisson, Lieut.. Thomas U. Det. Nav.
War College, Newport, r. l., in May;
to Blu. Aero, Navy Dept.
Camp. 1t. Floyd c. Det. 18th Nav.
Dist, about 13 April; to instr. Nav.
Academy.
Habecker, 1t. Frederic s. Det
18th Nav. Dist, about 13 April; to
instr. Nav Academy.
johnson, 1t Milton G. Det. 18th
Nav. Dist, about 13 April; to USS
Nevada.
Kaitner, 1t William E. Det. 18th
Nav. Dist, about 13 April; to instr.
Nav. Academy.
Saunders, 1t. Willard A. Det. 18th
Nav. Dist, about Is April; to instr.
Nav. Academy.
Speck, 1t. Robert H. Det. 18th
Nav. Dist, about 13 April; to instr.
Nav. Academy.
Duborg, Ensign Francis r. Det.
USS Mississippi in May; to USS Gin
cinnati.
Fulton, Ensign Raymond L. Det.
USS West Virginia, about l June; to
USS Tuscaloosa
Gasterland, Ensign Clarence L.
Det. USS California in June; to instr.
Subm. Base, New London.
Hull, Ensign Harry. Det. USS
Lexington in June; to instr. Subm.
Base, New London. Ors. 13 March
revoked.
Lockwood, Ensign Robert E. Orders
March modified 70 USS Mil
waukee instead USS Nevada.
Macdonald, Ensign Harold A. Det.
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NAVY ORDERS.
Bureau of Navigation.

Boak. 1t Cdr. James E. Det. Bu.
Nav, Navy Dept, in April; to c. f. o.
USS Tuscaloosa e. on board when
commissioned as navigating officer.
Browning, 1t. Cdr Miles R. Det.
Bu. Aero. Navy Dept, in June; to
duty as c. O.. VI SqGn, 3B. (USS
Langley.
Jondreau, 1t. Cdr, Romeo J. Det.
USS wyoming about 26 May; to USS
Salt Lake City as gunnery officer.
Poindexter, 1t. Cdr. Gale A. On
disch. trtmnt Nav Hosp, San Diego,
Calf; to duty command USS Broome.
Belch, Lieut.. Keith r. Ors. 26 Jan.
modified. To Nav. Trng. Sta, Nor
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SUGAR CONTROL BILL
ACTION SOUGHT MONDAY

By the Associated Press.
The House Agriculture Committee
plans to order the revised Jones'
Costigan sugar control bill reported
to the House tomorrow for action
Monday.
It will be voted on under procedure
requiring two-thirds majority vote
for passage.
Chairman Jones obtained unani-
nous consent of the House yesterday
to file the report by Saturday mid
night.
Since the bill meets the major COM
plants of domestic beet sugar pro-
ducers, whose quota was increased
from l .450 900 to 1850 900 tons, Jones
said he thought there would be no
difficulty in getting the bill passed by
the House.
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400 DEPUTIES ELECTED
italian Court Proc1aims Govern
ment List Voted Sunday.

ROME, March 80 (P.-The Court
Of Appeals. sitting as the final cleo
toral examiner, last night proclaimed
as elected the government list
OF 400 Chamber of Deputies members,
on which Italians voted Sunday.
Final and official figures showed
that of the 10,526.504 registered voters
1o,o61.978 cast ballots, of which TO-
o45,477 were favorable, 15,201 were
opposed and 1900 we're void.
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600 MARINES Join
FLEET APRIL ID
Quantico Contingent, With
SIS Officers, Gets Part
in War Games.
Six hundred marines from Quantico,

Six hundred marines from Quantico,
Va. will shove off" April 10 to join
the fleet, which is coming around to
the East Coast, so that for the first
time the newly-organized Fleet Marine
Force may act as unit in various
maneuvers to be executed. Some So
officers will be in the contingent,
which embraces Brig. Gen. Charles H.
Lyman, who commands the Fleet
Marine Force.
This expeditionary group will COM
prise a battalion of the 7th Regiment
of Marines and a battery OF Artillery
and will sail on the naval transport
Chaumont, out of the naval operating
base at Hampton Roads, Va. They
probably will join the fleet in the
Canal Zone and then operate in ships
of the train of the fleet, taking part
In landing parties and other war
games.
Highest Ranking Officer.
Gen. Lyman will report directly to
the commander in chief of the United
States Fleet and the highest-ranking
Marine Corps officer afloat will have
under his command three battalions
and three batteries of Artillery, as we'll
as communications companies and
other units.
In command of the battalion leav-
ing Quantico is Maj. John B. Sebree
Lieut.. Col. John Potts commands the
battalion that left Quantico some time
ago, when the Cuban trouble was
acute. This battalion is now encamped
at Fort Lauderdale, Fla, but will go
aboard one of the ships of the train
of the fleet to participate in exercises
required under the war problems. A
third battalion is coming around from
San Diego Calf. under command of
Maj. Keller E. Rockey, with a battery
of artillery.
Together This Spring.
For the first time, the leader of the
Fleet Marine Force will have his en-
tire command together this Spring.
It will operate as unit, directly under
the senior naval officer afloat.
While no official announcement has
been made at Marine Corps Head
quarters at the Navy Department, the
impression prevails that the 600
Marines being taken out of Quantico
will be returned to that post. upon the
conclusion of the maneuvers and the
feet review at New York by President
Roosevelt. 1t is considered likely that
the battalion under Col. Potts will be
returned to Quantico if the situation
in Cuba is quiet. Gen. Lyman and
his staff probably will come back to
Quantico. also, so that the Marine
Corps schools there may have the
benefit Of lessons learned in the war
games that will be executed in the
Caribbean this Spring.
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to Air Corps Tactical School, Max
well Field. Montgomery, Ala.
Bailey, 1st 1t. Caleb T. On June
detached VS. So. lam, USS Saratoga
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to Aircraft One, FMF, NIB, Guam.
tico, Va.
Roberts, End 1t. Deane G. On 5
June detached VS. So. ISM, USS
Lexington, to MAS, Pensacola, Fla.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-12

CENATOR ARTHUR r. ROBINSON Of In
- diana makes a speech before a group Of
indianapolis Republicans. Senator Robinson
the man who voted for the NRA and the AAA
tells his audience that America is headed
straight for destruction under President Roose-
Welt
The only hope for America, Senator Robin
son tells his audience. is the Republican party
In other words. Senator Robinson still IS
trying to get over that grass growing in the
streets" idea without using those exact words.
That phrase didn't go over so big in the last
election and 50 the senator is rewording 1t.
But. in spite OF revording and rephrasing.
Senator Robinson and his fellow Republicans
are carving on practically the same campaign
As they carried on in the effort to elect Herbert
Hoover.
Then il was grass growing in the streets
Now is destruction Of American ideals and
American institutions"
Ho. hum. You'd better watch out, folks, or
the hobgoblins will get you! on, myl