davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-08-09

poets 10 enter the Southeastern
Baptist Seminary Qt Wake Forest.
N. C.. this fall
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BED AND CHEST, Lawson sofa.
chairs dinette. rotissefie, baby
scale t0astef vacuum, lawnmOwer,
paint sprayef, blow torch. IA.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.
tcoNTiNUeD)

COCKER PUPS, Axe, small teddy
bear type; S25 up. WA. 7-227S
BOXER. fashy fawn. champion
sired, IS mos. INQUIRE Apt. $. 704
Gilbert St, Takoma Park. Md.
GERMAN SHEP. PUPPIES, Axe, tn
dog with brains and beauty
friend in need. Reas. JU. 9-0206.
HOUSEBROKEN, short haired kit
tens and affectlonate young ca
want good home. LA. 6-S52S.
DOBERMAN PUP, reg, 10 wks. old
black and rust: S75. Ii. 7-4O27
DOBERMAN PINSCHFR PUPPIES
male and 4emale. blacks and reds
SHOW prospects, top blood line, ear
cropped, temporary shots. PL
COCKER PUPS, ped, healthy: che al
TO good homes; also red. and whit
champ at stud. UN. 4-12l4.
SIBERIAN HUSKY puppies, AK
registered. beautifully marked, fe
I males. Phone Re. 3-4S97.
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BOOKKEEPING MACHINE, Reming
ton Model $50; excel cond sacfi
new equipment Phone ri $3.50,
THOMAS J. FISHER a co.
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RADIO. Natl. NC-9S. with Heath
9 mutt, phones and speaker: 500.
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btpss e sinEltl feasonaol, DE.
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(coNIiNueD)

BREAKFRONT, mahogany; opens
into desk: almost new. IA. 7-5S33
CAMERA. Revere. movie, 8 nm
magazine load. Fl. 9 lens, F3.5 tele-
photo; sacrifice: $40. TIE. 6-242l
CAMERA. new Pony S2S: As lens
syn. for flash; color pictures oil
black and white. 500. III. Q-1ARo
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

DACSHUND. beautifully marked black
female puppy line Of ~ cham.
plOns, EV 4-132" ewes
DACSHUND PUPPIES. Axe reg. red
10 gks old. little beauties RcaS
priced Call AP 5-Bis1
FRENCH POODLE PUPPIES. min
iature, Axe, = brown females.
black male HOILYcOURT Lam
cIEVE LINES SOB Oh. i-lGi I
CIV AWAY adorable. householder
kittens. oil .-J33i
PEKINGEsE PUPS, little darllngs, .
males. IT, wks old, Axe reg MI
shots WE 5.in63 ewes and Sat
CHIHUAHUA, males females . stut
and grown fems sell out all Axe
no reas. offer refused so S-SiO2
! III y Lee ST OrOveton. va
PUPPY small breed, male, for boy
companion no fancy pedigfee. M
fancy price. VIII. o-0be0,
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CONGRESS- HEIGHTS s.E.-only
S6s 80 per mo-: l-bedrm. apt, lge
rms, sarden-type exposure. 10
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D. c.

GEORGETOWN. $3.50 Que st. NV
= bedrm apt. In apt bldg. See
any time Aot. 30. DI 7-5557.
ONE-BEDRM. APT. bachelor. in
mod elev. apt bldg, tastefllly
decorated. tile shower cow. NV
location, near Dupont circle. Call
manager RE -Eono
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AIR CoND.. Air.Temp.. SO. case.
ment. q ton used months. Best
offer IA S-jOsO.
AIR C0NDITIONER RENTALS =
price for all sizes. MAIsEIs ELEC
co INC, 2427 18th 81. NV. co
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PIANOS - Brand-new Gulbransen
Spinet ideal for apt. dweilers and
beginning students, choice OF several
hnisneS, S395, incl. bench and To-
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ANTIQUE BED, q; dressing table
folding screen. AID 4-sJBb.
RED SPRING OR NATTRESs si0
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BASEMENT APT.-Speciai rate fol
small service: good location: 1874
2lst 81. nN. TIL o-Oon0
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BY cupIun APIS. uhE FURNISH
(cONIINUeDl

HAMPTON COURTS APIS, 2Ols
New Hampshire ave. n.w.-1 bed
rm.. newly dec: new stove: al
utils. incl: wired for air-cond.
elev. bldg: attrac. lobby. Resident
mgr, NO 7-199S.
BASEMENT APT.-Speciai rate fol
small service; good location. 1924
2lst ST. nv. TU. 2-02O0.
1888 PERRY ST. N.E.-One bedrm.
iiv. rm., din. kit. bath; So. Cal
res. mgr, LA. 6-63l5.
1901 FULTON ST. N.W.-Very lare.
enc. apt $3.50. Call DI. S-7740
CONGRESS- HEIGHTS S.E.-OnIy
s6s 50 per mo-: l-bedrm. apt, lge
rms, sarden-type exposure. 10
.-A321
SMALL upstairs apt. in pvt. home
busline. S45 mo- Ii. 6-66s2..
1901 MACARTHUR BLVD. Md
Brand-new ! and 2-bedrm. apis.
modern conveniences; S94.5O tc
Sis mo. Key at 6305 Macarthur
blvd, Apt. 4, or call DI. 1900
weekdays.
1872? MASS. AVE. NV. Walk tc
work from this conv. enc. apt
$50 incl. utils BRODIE a. COL
BERT: INC. 1881 X st. NV, Ma
EFFIC.. mod. apt. bldg: $40 mo
81 pos lst pl nv. See janitor
1906 CIRARD ST N.W.-Two bed.
rms. l.v. rm kit and pvt. bath
2?fO MT. VIEW PL. S,E.-2 rms
~ and bath; utils. furn.: blk
3-l3O4 after pm. weekdays. los
MOVE IN NOW
$50 CHESAPEAKE ST Sc.
Must have good references. No,
more than one child-One bedrm
apt. 500 80: two bedrms.. $50 40
Inspect any time. Res. mgr, No
2ql. MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.,
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1850 FERRY ST. N.E.-One bedrm.
iiv. rm,, din. kit, bath: S52. Cal
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APIS. UNFuRNIsHEp-D. c.

COLORED-42Os BENNING RID. NE.
bate for prompt payment yi Of r rent mt
p. j. WALSHE. INC, Ills Eye ST
NV, Ma. S-B4(1S.
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ROOMS FURMISRED-N.E.

Mr.. so. DAKOTA AVE. - Nice
iurn SCI rmn gentleman. tel
phone, XIV privileges. DE 2-720
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ROOMS WANTED
APIS. FURNISHED. C.

25lS 18th ST. NV. mr.. columbis
I'd --l-bedroom apis, $50. MAN.
GER. Apt. ]. AID. 4-032s.
CALVERT ST. NV, 1888. nea,
Shoreham Hotel--EfnciencY or i
bedrm elevator bldg. See ianitor
DUPONT CIRCLE. Embassy row
Enc. kit, bath. $50: nm. kit.
bath. SS5. utils. DU. 7-67O4.
N.W.-comfortahly furnished:
rooms. Kitchen and bath all utiii.
ties; suitable for 3 refined adults
Sl25 mo TU 1-I2OS
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SMALL upstairs apt. in pvt. home
rms, kit, semipvt. bath: near
hnSline- NlS Tnn II R.RI,A.l
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINES. all makes
hand and cleo also calculators
and typewriters. Terrific cash
prices. Must 90 CENTRAL TYPE
WRITER'S CO. 2007 l4th al. NV
ADDRESSOGRAPH. plate storage
cabinets, used very little excel
cond.:. all with doors, must sell
fnFpef 1901 -
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"a dresser, $40 vacuum cleaner
so metal Kitchen table $40. fir
new, implanted chest, ali. sT
,.Sl46. ! y pm
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AIR CONDITIONER
CLOSE-OIIT

Closing out complete stock Of new
G-E. Admiral, Feeders, Gibson. RIGA
and Chrysler air eonditloners. All
sizes In stock, all ACs. new and
fully, guaranteed. No reas. offer re-
STANDARD TIRE a BATTERY CO.
10Th and II stt NE
Opens Ewes III III a.nOao
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1877? MASS. AVE. NV. Walk Il
work from this conv. enc. apt
$50 incl. utils. BRODIE a. COL
BERT. INC. 1881 X st. NV, MA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02
Fuirfux Employs
Firm for County
industrial Study

The Fairfax County Economic
and Industrial Development
Committee has hired a Massa.
chusetts firm TO correlate eco.
nomic data on the county's In.
dustrial potential.
The recently organized com.
mittee also announced 1t expects
to appoint a paid executive d.
rector within the next 30 days
The committee was appointed
several weeks ago by the BoarC
of County Supervisors IN an ef'
fort to attract industry to Tn,
county. The supervisors wan
more industry to broaden thu
tax base and relieve the burden
on property owners.
William @. Simms. committe,
chairman. said the Arthur d
Little Co. Of Cambridge has beer
hired for the economic study.
The board appropriated $50, 00l
for the committees work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02
Municipal League
OF Maryland Will
Hear Merriam

Robert E. Merriam. assistant
director Of the Federal Bureau
OF the Budget, will discuss THE
Role Of the Federal Government
in Metropolitan Area Problems
at the 9th annual conference Of
the Maryland Municipal League
at Ocean City on June Is and a.
Mr.. Merrimiam is scheduled to
address a Friday luncheon at the
Atlantic Hotei.
Other conference speakers. ac-
cording to Mayor Roy w. Ewes
of Cumberland, will include:
State Senate President Louise
l. Goldstein; Delegate Hervey @
Machen. Democrat Of Prince
Georges. who will discuss pol.
luton, Power and the Potomac;
DR.. Dorothy A. Muncy, industrial
planning consultant: DR.. Carl N
Everstine, director Of the Mary.
land Department Of Legislative
Reference. and Mr.. I. Alvin Pasa.
rev. director Of the State Plan.
ming Commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02
Annapolis Top Graduate
Headed for Air Force

he studied two years at California
Institute Of Technology. Earlier,
he prepped for seven years at
the Army and Navy Academy,
Carlsbad. Calf.
Aims at DOctorate
When he completes his NIT
stint. he says he will be eager
for more. He hopes to obtain a
electorate eventually.
Although the studious Mr.
Harvey holds clear title to the
honor spot in his class. he was
pressed by the second and third
ranked men.
The winner compiled a grade
average Of STA out Of q possible
40. But Midshipman Frank w
Parker. Of Clearwater, Fla, came
in second with 3.71. and Mid
shipman John A. McMorris III
was third with 1857. These two
help counterract for the Navy
the loss Of the top man to the
Air Force. Both are to be COM
missioned ensigns.
Although Mr.. Harvey is moi
the first Academy honor man.
to wind UP out Of the Navy. he
easily may be the last to the
join the Air Force.
The Naval and Military Acad.
emies have been sending at least
10 per cent Of their volunteering
graduates to the newest branch
Of the Armed Forces. But ir
1859. the Air Force Academy. ir
Colorado, will graduate its first
class, and the other two school,
will keep their own.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02
BY A. L. SINGLETON
Star stan Correspondent

ANNAPOLIS. June /. = The
Air Force. not the Navy. will get
the Naval Academy's top gradu-
ate this year.
Forrest r. Harvey. jr.. "a. Of
Anaheim. Calf. is one Of 208
midshipmen-out of 848 being
graduated-headed for careers in
the Air Force instead Of the
Navy or one Of its branches.
AS "honor man." the one
whose average academic grade
surpasses all others. Midshipman
Harvey will command his class
mates when they receive degrees
and commissions on graduation
day.
Two days later, he will take
another big step. AS a new Sec
ond lieutenant, he will marry
Miss Suzanne Monnett. %. Of
Prince Frederick. Md.
Ceremony TO Be Televised
The 4 pm. ceremony In the
Academy chapel will be anything
but private. A nationwide audi
ence will be watching.
MICS Wide Wide World will
televise the Sunday ceremony
one of 81 scheduled by graduates
in'the main campus chapel or In
the smaller st. Andrews chapel
shortly after the end Of June
Week.
June Week, traditional climax
to an Academy year, began yes
terday with a dress parade
sports contests (mostly with
arch-rival Army. and the Ring
Dance for juniors, who kissed
their best girls and put on their
Class of 1858 rings for the first
time.
Today, the Baccalaureate
takes place-not in the chapel
as before. but in the new, still
unfinished Field House. Vice Ad-
miral James l.. Holloway is the
speaker.
Two Musical Events
Later this afternoon and night
two musical events are scheduled
"a popular music concert al
2:30 and q Glee Club concert
at $3.50.
For Midshipman Harvey anc
the SAT other first classmen, the
big week ends in q shower Of
white hats, tossed aloft imme-
diately following graduation ex-
ercises-also to be held In the
Field House.
For most Of the graduates, thu
end of June Week means alsC
the end Of schooling-at least
for q long time.
But for Mr.. Harvey, 1t only
marks a pause. His first assign
ment for the Air Force Research
and Development Command Il
graduate school at Massachu,
sets Institute Of Technology.
At NIT. he plans to study cleo
tronics. not a new field to him
Before coming TO Annapolis
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School: Watertown. Conn. Com.
HissiOned an ensign. --.-.----s4 be-
Donald L. HuguIey, son OF
Mrs. Ethel E. Nelson. Box SOC,
Alexandria, served as q seaman.
Commissioned I'd lieutenant. Air
Force.
Peter A. Junghans, son Of
Capt. and Mrs. Earl A. Junghans,
$500 Haicyori, drive. Alexandria,
served as o seaman. Commits
stoned an ensign.
Robert w. Layer, son Of Col,
and Mrs. Walter r. Layer,
USMC. 321 North Underwood
street. Falls Church. Pennsyl-
vania Military College. Commits
stoned q I'd lieutenant, Marine
Corps.
william N. Leslie, son Of Rear
Admiral and Mrs. M. F. Leslie,
'4611 Thirty-fourth street. Ar
lington, Washington-Lee High
School. Commissioned an ensign,
Douglas L. Lowrance, son OF
Capt. and Mrs. Vernon L. Low
rance. USN, Chesterbrook
Woods. Falls Church, Maury
High School. Norfolk. Commits
stoned an ensign.
Lester E. McMenamin, r., son
Iof Mr.. and Mrs. Lester E. Nc
Menamin Of 2 West Chapman
street, Alexandria. George WASH
ington High School. Commits
stoned an ensign.
James L. McNerney, son Of Col
and Mrs. Joseph A. McNerney
1852 North Jacksonville street
Arlington, Va. and st. Paul Park
Mimi, served as an airman
Commissioned an ensign.
Norbert w. Melnick, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Norbert Melnick. 1906
North Adams street. Arlington
Westinghouse High School
Commissioned an ensign.
Peter r. Miller, son Of Capt
and Mrs. Kenneth r. Miller
USN. AIT Jefferson street. Alex
andria, Episcopal High School
Commissioned an ensign.
william X. Romoser, IT,, son o.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. william
K. Romoser, 8l3 Overlook drive
Alexandria. George Washington
High School. Commissioned ar
ensign.
Robert o. Strange, jr., son o.
Mrs. Martina B. Strange, asa
Fifteenth street, North Airing
ton, served as q seaman. Com
missioned an ensign.
Lawrence w. Twitchell, son o
Capt. and Mrs. w. A. Twitchell
USN, San Lorenzo High School
Calf. Commissioned an ensign.
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JUNE WEEK HIGHLIGHTS
AT NAVAL ACADEMY

TODAY
1880 AMBaccalaureate address by vice Admiral James
L. Holloway. Field House.
2:3Q PM-Pop music concert, Field House.
$50 PM-Glee Club Concert, Mahan Hall
TOMORROW
10 AM-Academy Band Concert Band Stand
$3.50 PM-Dress parade. Worden Field reviewed by
Admiral Burke.
$3.50 PM.-Musical Clubs Show. benefit Navy-Marine
Memorial Stadium Fund. Mahan Hail.
TUESDAY
2:30 PM-Band concert Band Stand.
$3.50 pM-Superintendents dress parade Worden Field
reviewed by Rear Admiral K. M Mechanics
9PM-Supertntendents Garden Party for Graduating
Class
WEDNESDAY
10 AM-Band concert Band Stand :
$3.50 Rehabilitation Academy Field House.
$3.50 PM-Musical Clubs Show. Mahan Hall.
THURSDAY
II AM-Mdshipmen's Band concert Band stand
PM-AE show over Farragut Field by "Bue Angels"
flight exhibition team
$3.50 PMDress parade featuring presentation Of coors
to top company, Worden Field.
9l6 PM-Farewell Ball. for seniors juniors Dahlgren
Hall Tor second classmen and plebes Memorial and Smoke
Malls.
FRIDAY
II Authorization exercises, Field House.
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Vice Admiral and Mrs. Charles
r. Brown. Annapolis. served as
d seaman. Commissioned an
ensign.
Ejnar s. Christensen, jr., son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ejnar Christen-
sen, 100 Denver road, Silver
Spring. served as q seaman.
Commissioned an ensign.
Robert c. Cockell, son of Can't.
and Mrs. w. A. Cockell, USN
cambridge, Nd, Woodrow VIII
son High and Bulls Schools
Commissioned 2d lieut., Marine
Corps.
Joseph p. DOhertys son of Mr..
and Mrs. william c. Doherty
1908 Bradley boulevard, Bethes-
da, st. Johns High School. Com
missioned a I'd lieut.. in the All
Force.
william c. Durham, son OF
Commander and Mrs. William
F. Durham, 1918 Colesville road
Silver Spring, served as an avia-
ton electronics technician. Com
Imissioned an ensign.
Clifford H. EIey III, son o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Eley. jr.
Severna Park, Severn Higl
School. commissioned an ensign
David L. Fahrney, son Of DR.
and Mrs. H. Laurence Fahrney
Frederick, Juniata Colleg
Huntington, Pa. Commissioned
an ensign.
David z. Fields. son Of Gen
and Mrs. Kenneth E. Fields, 52l'
Oakland road, Kenwood. Chev.
Chase. Mercersburg Academy
Commissioned an ensign.
George r. Frank, jr., son O
1t. Col. and Mrs. George r
Frank. USMC, 918 Patton drive
Silver Spring, Sullivan Prepare
tory. Commissioned q secont
lieutenant. Marine Corps.
John J. Kelley. son Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. John ]. Kelley, Ayrlawi
Oak place, Bethesda, served a
an aviation machinists mate
Commissioned an ensign.
George M. Lanman, son o
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Charlie
B. Lanman, 1904 Montgomer,
street. Chevy Chase, Catholi
University. Commissioned al
ensign.
Joseph b. II. Madison, son o
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter w. Madi
son. 2707 Harris avenue. Silve
Spring. Bulls School. Com
missioned I'd lieutenant, All
Force.
Kenmore r. McManes and A
Spencer McManes, sons Of Rea
Admiral and Mrs. Kenmore M
Mechanics, 4707 Elmhirst lane
Bethesda. Bulls School. Com
missioned ensigns.
David L. Mitchell, son of Capt
and Mrs. Ray A. Mitchell. USl
(retired). Annapolis. served as
seaman. commissioned an ensign
Allen l. Price, IT,, son Of Capt
and Mrs. Allen !. Price. 3ll
Rolling road, Chevy Chase
served as a seaman. Commits
stoned I'd Lieutenant. Marin
Corps.
George N. Robillard, jr., son o
Capt. and Mrs. George N. Robil
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David Fahrney
Peter r. Miller

lard. UsN, 1904 Brookville road
Chevy Chase, Gonzaga High
School. Commissioned I'd lieu
tenant, Marine Corps.
o. Charles Tack, son Of 1t
Comdr. and Mrs. Q. c. Tack
USN, Annapolis. served as a sea-
man. Commissioned an ensign
Charles w. TruxalL f.; son q
Capt. and Mrs. Charles w
Truxall. USN, Annapolis. served
as q seaman. Commissioned an
ensign.
Alexander e. Wattay, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Wattay,
I13708 Mariana drive. Rockville
Augusta Military Academy. Com
missioned an ensign.
Arthur s. Wright, son Of Capt
and Mrs. J. NJ. P. Wright, USN
Annapolis. Commissioned an en-
sign.
Allen M. collars. jr., son Of
Capt. and Mrs. Allen M. collars
USN, 470l Cumberland avenue
Chevy Chase, Bremerton High
School. Wash. Commissioned ar
ensign.
Virginia
Robert II. Allies, son Of Capt
and Mrs. John w. Allies. USN
46l4 South Sixth street. Airing
ton, Maury High School. Nor
folk. Commissioned an ensign
william d. Aldenderfer, son o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Alden
derfer, 2507 Coventry road. AL
exandria. Mount Vernon High
School. Commissioned an en-
sign.
Thomas L. Altman, jr., son o.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. T. L
Altman, Warrenton, Sever
School. Commissioned an ensign
Alan B. Brown, jr., son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Alan B. Brown Of $780,
Oval drive, Alexandria, Georgl
Washington High School. Com
missioned I'd lieutenant, All
Force.
Randolph M. Browne, III, sol
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph M
Browne, jr., 1919 Gunston road
Alexandria, George Washington
High School Commissioned q
lieutenant, Marine Corps.
L. Keith DeMott, son Of Ray
mond s. DeMott. Mclean, serve'
as q seaman. Commissioned q
lieutenant, Air Force.
Jefferson r. Dennis. jr., son o
Capt. and Mrs. Jefferson +
Dennis, USN, 1926 Columbia pix
Arlington, Randolph MacoI
Academy. Commissioned an en-
sign.
Michele ID. Giambattista. so
Of Capt. and Mrs. Frank D. Gi
ambattista, USN. i40l Beechtre
lane, Falls Church, served a
a seaman. Commissioned an en-
sign.
william b. GOggins, jr., son
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Williar
B. Goggins, 1887 South Cd
street. Arlington, Gonzaga Hig
School. Commissioned I'd lieut.
Air Force.
Thomas w. Haven, son Of M
and Mrs. M. H. Harvey. Waynes
boro. Waynesboro High Schoo
Commissioned I'd lieutendar
Marine Corps.
Jesse II. Head. jr.. son of M
and Mrs. j. Heston Head, OaE
ton, Western High School. Con
missioned an ensign.
Shannon ID. Hayward, son {
Capt. and Mrs. A. s. Heywarl
jr., lll8 North Pitt street, Ales
andria, Severn School. Commits
stoned an ensign.
John II. Rowland, son Of Mr.
Ingrid J. Rowland. 2507 Mort
lDearing street. Alexandria, Ia,
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town Preparatory School and
Georgetown University. Commits
sioned an ensign.
Dwight E. Avis, jr., son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Dwight e. Avis, 1896
Locust road NV, Bulls School
Commissioned an ensign.
Allan G. BrOOkes, jr., son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Brookes
1871 Langley court, Isadore New.
man School and Dartmouth. Col
lege. Commissioned an Ensign.
John H. Cochrane, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Leon j. Cochrane, 1927
Reservoir road NV, Western
High School and the University
Of Maryland. Commissioned a %
lieutenant, Air Force.
John A. DeCarlO, son Of Mrs
Grace E. DeCarlo, 1911 Wyoming
avenue NV. served as an air.
man apprentice, Naval Reserve
Commissioned an ensign.
Thomas E. Dyer, son Of Capt
and Mrs. Thomas H. Dyer, USN
1910 Reno road NV, Woodrow
Wilson High School. Commits.
stoned an ensign.
Vencin L. JamisOn, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Jamison, l12I
Sixth street NE. served as al
airman. Naval Reserve. Com
missioned an ensign.
Carter V. McNeese, son Of Mrs
Thomas r. Newcomer, 430l Mas
sachusetts avenue NV, Sain
Adams. Commissioned an ensign
John w. Newell, son of Mrs
Eleanor w. Newell, 2700 @ stree
NV, George Washington Higl
School. Commissioned an ensign
He is the fifth Newell to grad
uate from the Academy.
Earl S. Piper, jr.. son Of Ma
rine Col. and Mrs. Earl S. Piper
Naval Gun Factory. Bulls School
Commissioned an ensign.
Richard s. Sargent, son O
Clyde B. Sargent, 1910 Twenty
ninth street NV, Cranbrool
School, Mich, and Bowdoin Col
lege. Commissioned an ensign.
Maryland
Robert r. AtweIl, III, son O
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel F.. Atwell
Annapolis, served as a seaman
apprentice. Commissioned an en-
sign.
James d. Beans, son Of Brie
Gen. and Mrs. F. D.. Beans
USMC (retired). Annapolis. Sew
ern School. Commissioned 2,
lieut.. Marine Corps.
Bruce A. Bennington, son o
Rear Admiral and Mrs. John r
Bennington, Manhattan Beach
Md, served as a seaman. Com
missioned as ensign.
Charles +. Bicycle, IT,, son o
Capt. and Mrs. Charles E. Biele
USN. l0603 Lorain avenue. Silve
Spring, Fishburne Militar.
School. Commissioned an ensign
Richard o. Black, son OF Mr..
X. c. Black, 237 Hampton street
Glassmanor, and o. F. Black
Mount Vernon, NY, Anacosti
High School. Commissioned q
an ensign.
Ronald J. b. Bishop, jr., son o
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Bishop, $50
Chenille road. Silver Spring
Keystone College, Pa. Commits
stoned an ensign.
Randall X. Brown, IT,, son o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02
Academy Class Of 848
includes 81 From Area

Out Of the Naval Academys 1857 graduating Of s4s
scheduled to receive degrees and commissions
either live n closely associated with the Washington ares
The class is the second largest IN 10 years NV :
Prospective graduates their
schools include
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