The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-25
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ELIGIBLEF0
TRIP EXAM


tomorrow will file into Franklin
School to take examinations which
eventually will determine the
three boys who will be sent on the
William Randolph Hearst Summer
European Vacation Tour, begin
ming July IL.
The tentative committee to serve
as judges was appointed today by
John T. Lambert, publisher of The
Times, as follows:
G. Arth Fyfe, director of ath.
letics of the Washington Boys
Clubs; Major Ernest w. Brown,
superintendent of Metropolitan
Police and head of the Police Boys
Clubs; James G. Yaden, chief
clerk of the Civil Service Commits
sion, representing the Federation
OF Citizens Associations; Francis
G. Addison, vice president of the
Washington Board of Trade; Mrs.
Henry Grafton Doyle, president of
the Board of Education, and Rob-
ert L. Haycock, assistant Superin-
tendent Of schools. Mr.. Lambert
will act as chairman of the COM
mittee.
The itinerary of the three win
ming Times carriers will take them
to New York, where they will en-
bark on the S. S. Manhattan,
bound for London. From there
they will visit IL foreign capitals
and principal cities, seeing 80
outstanding points of interest in
the more than 1000 miles of
travel.
The written examination begins
at 10 a. m. tomorrow and will last
for about an hour.
After tomorroW's examination,
100 will be selected for an oral ex-
animation. Out of the 100, Is
will be selected for personal ex-
animation by the committee be.
fore two white boys and one col.
ored boy will be picked to make
the tour promised by Mr.. Hearst
in his message to Washington
carrier boys last December.
The following boys are eligible
to take the examination tomor.
row:
Station No. Robert Evans. Claude
Holloway, Carl Morrison, I. Foster, i.
Gould. %
Station No. 2-Jos Saunders. TupetaI
son, HarVie Smith.
Station No. S-WilIiam Gray, joseph
AIrcaro, K. Grouse, Ev. Matthews, Willard
Station No. An. Archer, L. Briscoe.
W. Anderson.
Station No; 6--Joseph Cauxens. Robert
Mensh, Phillip Jennings, Lawrence Bat.
Station No. 6-JOhn Boyd, Joseph De-
Station Nc. ~. Nuhn. A. TrifiIelM,
Station No. S-Edward Lambert, Dino
Paul PiEEa, Roscoe Reeves, Joseph +.
station No. S-Dave Saunders. H. IA.
Station No. I'D. Ronig, Il. Elmer,
w. Mossberg, w. Benson, W. BIumbergh'
Station No. 11-PhiliD Vinicur, Pete
S S1lt'. Charles Walter, James Sullivan,
Station No. l9-William PANEL. 10
sePh Jackson James jackson.
station Nc: 1S-RaymOnd Lancaster,
Richard H. Moore, Morton p. Gold. Her.
bert e. Banks.
station No. i4-James Hill, Charles
Sisson: Fannie SPOza, Jack Meadows,
Station No. l6-J. Browning, r, OrrIs-
son.
Station No. Nv. Richie. A. High
smith, F. Norris. j. BarbittO.
M
r. GraVely.
Station No. GOD. Bohemian, John
MarcerOn, Clement Murphy. Richard
Station No. 2I-Marvin SampsoD.
Leonard Bridget. David Dennis, Clinton
Kelly, Billy Malone.
Station No. .S-Bean, CreiE. Brown.
Station No. 24-EllswOrth Williams, AL
fred Bell, Wilson MungO, Richard Fran.
els.
station No. e5-J. L. Saunders, Preston
Miller. Charles Abel, w. jackson,
Station No. 26-Jack DiehI, John Kim
Ter, Eugene Lumsden.
Station No. 2S-I. HOIOber, G. Link, b.
Gray w. Bellows, W. johnson. r. Myers.
w. Nichols.
Station No. SI-James Butler. j. Gold.
man, William Beavers, James Dean.
station No. S?-H: PasserO, H. Oliver.
Wiers. w.
Station No. SIG. Lee. r. LIneberrer.
d. Blake, y. GOOdalI.
Station No. 34-W. Knox. 8. Decker
Station No. Sc. Clark, p, Holden.
NJ. Dawes. G. Schmidt.
Station No. SO. Smith. w. stokes, r,
Hardesty H. Stokes.
Station No. SIR, Hayes, p Hayea Y
Rhodes. f. DeLeOnibus.
Station No. 38-Stuart Knox, Thomas
I.addbush. Clarence Parker, Joseph Brad.
shaw. Herbert COhn, E. Hartman, G.
station No. s9--JOhn DOrgan, Nelson
Smith, Wallace jackson, Alfred PeIuzzo,
Alfred Smith.
Reiness. Harold Donovan, Harry Miller,
Albert Hurlebaus.
Station No. 4?-Thurman Smith. J.
Mclaughlin. Alfred Gray, E. McMoore,
station No. 43--JOseph Hlcksbn, John
DOdd. Joseph O'COnell.
Station No. 44-GeOrRe Blake Robert
Webster, John Waits, Billy Smeltze.
YOWell. Otis johnson.
Station No. 46-R. G. CIawsOn, H.
Meeks; A. Lawrence. T; Sehrum.
station No. 48-A. Harley, B. Foster,
Station No. 49-I. InEraham, w. Hes.
seIgesser, r. Walden, j. Gurley, j. Par
nell, w. EVerhardt.
Station No. 5l-PiIkertOn, Max Lee,
Jack Hoffman. f. Hickey.
station No. sc. Pearson, C. TOIsOn,
w; Ferguson. y: ClInkscales: R. s. Reed.
wski, e. simmons.
Station No. 59-R. Mcneil. j. StnOw,
G. Wyehe, E. Smith.
Station No. 6O-RObert Burke, Gordon
HauE, William Heck.
Station No. ISa-M. Taylor. F. Car.
roll. NJ, Winfield. }. Needham, MaErave, |
j. BreRtlinEer, C. Stanley.
Station No. 35a-J. Oehlmer, I. jaw.
station No. 53R-R. SpangIer, b. Gable, /
j. OrndOff. p. BrOyles, Fred CIays
station No. 54a-E. Hastings, H. Brun-
dage. T. Curry, b. Christensen.