Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 June 1938 — Page 7

FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1988 PAGE 7

EX-COMMANDER CENSURES NAVY AS INEFFICIENT

Evans Sees Bureaucratic Control, Lack of Sound Management.

RUTH FINNEY mes Special Writer WASHINGTON, June 3.-—Navy Department officials are reading with interest a scorching criticism of naval efficiency in the current Colliers Weekly, but so far no official comment has been made.

A AN A i 3 S L ES YOU'LL WANT TO STOCK UP FOR a 1 he N: 26 years ~ ~ “ AI Ts nce. heen in the Shap Cone Regu ar 1.00 Summer GLOV SUMMER IN THIS SALE OF struction industry. Comm. Evans

8 a lis i , To rl i a a i NE ®* Washable Rayons Women S Regular 59¢

cer, much of the time in design

work. wr EST and Bembergs

He charges that “our Navy or- NOIR LL 3 pis a Nn 1 A { ganization is bungling and unwork- ; 3 } iF ¢

able and ridiculously expensive.” g ; 2 Specifically he lists five things he i NN A : believes are wrong with Navy : N RE ; management: FER} Ru gi C “1. The sea-lord clique, with its RA EN | SNE CB contempt for civilians, and its in- A bd \ et TRE hs Pr. sistence that only line officers rise 4 ) R ay yd

to power, “2. Wasted manpower in unneces-

suty Shore assignment. : : SE Cf Ea . @® White or Maize Only SIZES “3. Rotation of duty that prevents RR 8 EN, : Wd tH I R C the development of specialists. 3 Bl ! I = ’ i “4. The unfair system of promo- av ONC 2 4 N 3 : Achieve a work of art in your 34 to 44

tion. . i ostume by hese well chosen “5. Lack of proper management Jol

In Navy yards and Naval industrial Sa Vy PONE ANN : gloves! Beautifully turned out. 5 a—y plants.” ay Sa = Ra oe Extra heavy fine weave wash- © Shadow-proof Panels for ® You Can't Beat Their Had Contempt for “Cits” Rg : Nx Sheer Summer Dresses Crisp Coolness=Won't Cling

Comm. Evans says he was taught at Annapolis “to disdain everyone te ; who was not part of the service, re- ik Le oN JP § y citing new styles—fancy backs, ferring to them contemptuously as ;

able bembergs and rayons. Elas.

te at wrist fe fect fit. Ex- ; ; C1) wityy TOI pom You'll marvel at the expensive cut and fine quality of

rayon taffeta. V-top bias styles, with shadow panels, in ‘damned cits’ The fact that these : Se i ’ Heo ; civilians ‘paid our lis Nod 6 to 8). tearose and white. Also, a built-up shoulder style at this

bought us the ships we served on remarkable price for this sale only. did nothing to change our perspective. They were beyond the pale—

ang I in maiffered Regular 1.00 Sellers! NEW PL ; "LL ady Phillis" SLIPS “ 0 C

flared cuffs and gauntlets. Sizes

vilian employees.” HANDBAGS z kt . Thirty-five per cent of the Navy's Summer x : We challenge you to equal the fabric, cut or

i ork shi § ray taffeta slip. Tailored, officers are on shore duty, he writes. R workmanship of this rayon and in the grades of rear admiral Higher priced fashion winners! Bags that f k & 4-.gore with panel, or lace styles, Sizes 34 to 44

and commander the percentage would be “buys” if priced at $1.00! Sp y rises to 64. calf and patent finish and novelty fabrics, 4 “What value can work in the including rayon and cotton prints and C 3 1 4 BROADCLOTH SLIPS Naval Observatory, the Judge Ad- stripes. You'll find the very style you're Mig elt Yop Or ill up SHowicer. Qunlidy Opies

io 1? wo ; 1 Re ie ran: WARNE Vorsor ¥ ulti TSC! much higher elsewhere. White, tea rose. Sizes y S, the rvisor

of ‘the Port Wnd Inspector of we. Genuine Leather Summer Handbag, 1.49 a , 34 to 44. terials be to men who are supposed

to handle ships, and fight them?” he asks. “Why should ssores of

line officers occupy swivel chairs ® ‘6 $ 14. ' instead of preparing themselves for Shirts for Mr. 0 2

battle. There is no reason I know

of except that these are prized and Site y ial Price for ASR WO 1s, eyes umivey . ’ . pleasant jobs, much coveted in the $ Spec R wd D FER : : : Regularly 9c! Record Navy.” June Reco) ays | ; TH : ; : Days Special, Only

Criticizes Training Corps : 3 , XE 2 £2 : ] BE i : i 5 Comm. Evans charges that each Nai. 2 B: HE A SR I ugiversity unit of the Naval Re- 3 pa : C \ gr 4 y ; seme Officers’ Training Corps fis 3 AN Fa 3 : CC i : supplied with six officers, with aver- } i nl a : : ’ 4 4¢ ; (i §

age pay and allowances $5652 each, oN \E : : a and that the duties of these men { A VAR" td Good, substantial broad- Ee is A : y Even sun suits can have their occupy only four hours a week, = 3 & ¢tloths in solid colors, or 5B $i : share of style—and these ya Speaking of class distinctions we § fancy pattern pereale—all ; : ” have, decidedly! Broadcloth L af + Te made by the “sea lords,” he asserts BES . \ vat-dyed. A mighty low and novelty fabrics. Prints on i

3 £5 a | J a he 3 st ti the li flicers t officers of th 71 > qo : i 1 i ; 3 s 8. : . | coMstrugtion. ant Crpineerhie. a ; A » po pr ice. PO (lo) SHIR S E : Mn, 3 and pastels 1'w3,%r2'w's SHEER PRIN S

artments “on slightly lower ; ' s h a i . - s, plane ® Wnty Tee | BOYS' TIES SOE met ick on | Le) Sturdy Little Ge . % . } i y styles, Jhoic 0 in LL) tes “Regardless of their ability the v J AR BE Ties in boy ish colors. Ju ni or < ® , 2 3 ur y i na Ya 1 latter must not be permitted to "oo Ramm ) , Patterns and 10¢ oy , hy J ee . 3 PLAY SUITS 1h gain too much influence,” he says. no X WB GH Tailored Fabric Styles... 49¢ : : 5 3 Little Girls’ Honey-

colors. Complete k IRR SR § Sa selection, : oe, suckle Frocks. Only ’ So 4 : Popular long leg and short

ing rotation of duty. If a man is Shirts, / : s leev odels continually shifted from one job to B OVERALLS \ Shorts = 3 eve vi 1 another he is not likely to gain a WN f Famous "Royal Purple" k - a chambray, cov- 3 Q-

“That is the basic reason underly-

chambray, cov-

sufficient grasp to make him dan- \ we A Fa . i . t. Toddlers’ Ss to the potentates of the C7 Formerly 59c >i Dh Full Fashioned ov oo ines ine. a sizes,

Navy yards and industrial plants, : . : \ fOr table charging that “some of them know Ae CAL 1b r 0 adecloth ! nothing of industrial management,” : Ras |i I: \| Zishorts and 3 Pp and that “even those who are | 8 : CSR C sit Ninit shirts C , 00 adaptive and thorough and learn the : Ba . for so little, Pr. y ’ ; y strong and weak points of the per- 3 ¥ i Regular ly 59¢ are becoming valuable.” CAR 3 NN) . Crepe-like, dull finish, exquis- we : ; ’ HA ee ue ee : F OR Lire or Heer (M1 itely sheer yet durable. Of Re eria ureaus an 1 industria TN y play-time needs with ster- 207), , 3 fh Es oy Xd plants in the Navy should “be or- Si ua ling ‘values. ‘Complete as- PUT highest grace Seicted yo , B\" C . | ganized as General Electric or Check These Features: sortment of hi-back denim JY 1S « +» fingless, Tull ‘tashioned. A Bargains for Jr.! bmits detailed suggestions. . y ! 1, 0 styles g . i ; Ba | "He praises Assistant Secretary of OR Wide © Cut Extra | PY NOW vipa IN ls Newest fa Yor Yo ie é . % . Belted and bute the Navy Edison as “an able execu- Bib. Roomy ® Sizes 4 to 16 Y ad pajamas in lection. Sizes 81/, to 10/5. f i P ” Don’t hamper them with stiff, fon Loh eon tive.” 3 Tide a (6) Rin Proof, 1zes © ears printed ‘cot 2 5 ™ starchy clothes, Put em in pimin, colors Bizet < i 3 { to RHODES MEN FROM OREGON EEA gs jump. Comfortable and pretty , as Mi os’ EUGENE, Ore. June 3 (U. P.).— \ i besides. And so low priced, too! . ISS tributed 10 Rhodes scholars to Ox- a ENG a a Ht gan : NE si \ Be... ; \ : - ford University, Seven are now en- S CN RE Si ; : ON La EE i J ; ' 2 L ® Bib Front Style \ 1 1 5¢ and colleges, one is a research psy- \ = i Li NH Gi : : : i] ® Suspender Models : chologist, another is still studying BR i i Se Re oi i” nl 3 ® Turn-Up Cufés i cotton and

Comm. Evans is particularly erit- % S Specially Priced Terao { Imagine, felical of line officers in command of 8 : Tene lows, come sonnel are shifted just when they Count the Savings Bethlehem Steel is organized,” and (1) 1-Pe Migh (4) Patented overalls. Buy a whole sup- 11 Chiffons or service weights. POPLIN SUITS ae Full and penders Stitened ® Special for June Sale ~~ tons. 4 PF Jimmies. Watch ‘em skip and The University of Oregon has con- % . Sizes 2 to 6. Lr) Undies gaged in teaching in universities Assortment of and a third is a member of a New rayon panties.

York law firm. 3 : , , Sa i RE aD eS R 3 RS wd A a \ y 3 s n, i : ® Bright, Dark or Sleepers

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