Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1931, Page 14

—14 &% THE EVENING , STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, CUST 18, 1931 e s B oo o sttt son, detached Naval Hospital, Mare Is- | tached Navy Yard, New York, N. Y., |Squadron 1, Base Force: to duty as aide | at the Naval Atr Stution, Pensacols, Hun - ! l NAVY ORDERS land, Calif., about B e s 15: (0 0. BB, Whib: | aad fiag Hetenant on sa af Heat Ac| il anawis 1o Gy n s | ROYAL OPERA SIGNED |5, Hus sarian operas, “John the rary duty, receiving ship at New York. | et ot S 0ty gqmldr M:‘fl%ul. Pgt;mmmdn Train ‘ il October §: —_— | " Later, it will tour the United States. e rmacist Joseph C. Gill, de- | Squadron 1, Base Force. Harry P, Badger. fi : | p : | Supply Corps. | taced Hospier Corpe Teaintag. Schook, | -1 ieat. John Whalen, detached U. S. 8. | bichead: Padt b Bmun. o, Har- |Hungarian Company to Be Attrac- o s Capt. Allen Buchanan, detached as| Lieut. Louis -W. Crane, detached as| Naval Hospital, San Diego, Calif.; to|Kittery about August 7; to Recel | v auk 1 i i i | chief of staff, Naval War College, New- | officer in charge, Fuel Ofl Station, |Naval Hospital, Puget Sound, Wash. | Station, Hampton Roads, Va. e o 0 b h e et Hon at Ghicagw Futr. O TE S S S port, R. I, on September 23; to 11th | Yorktown, Va. on September 1; to U.| Chief Pay Clerk Claude W. Hamil-| Lieut, (Junior Grade) Justus M. B. R. | M. Gentry, from U, 5. 8, Omaha; Vietor | NEW YORK, August 18 (.—J. J. oming Eeneral in Brazil Naval District. S. S. Salinas. ton, detached Scouting Force, U. S.| Armstrong, orders April 9 ¥ ;| Vincent D T el dhainen | TR I O N Btiitien | Taoh Dapiamber 1 o Shily With et | G ey s, O thr TE RN | Srewmt. Ianaying dlieceie ol the Ger 12th Naval District; fo duty as chief of | U. §. S. Sapelo; to duty with chief co- | in charge commissary store, Naval Sl GEale) A Sond: Durand Meler. froo - 8 | D Grand Opers Co, relurted Trd ! staff, 12th Naval District. | ordinator, Washington, D. C. | Academy, Annapolis, Md Tleut. (OB e & taur. D. 3. | amison: IEErick W' Ealig ; | Europe yesterday with a contract signed . ) Eatab. A ts |, Liéut: Comdr. Oscar W. Erickson, d¢-| _Comdr. Eaton C. Edwards, detached Farrell, decached D. 8. 9. Banbhy atver | 50 b e Ehiaser- ¢ Alay. from | by the - 4 e Only Attorneys' TS G T Sod. AB: o honl-/| BUGKE ot SLNE o Acoonit e TCt‘;‘E\tnkI:Srlngfl:”:&rnél.(mders April sip‘gm:,c,. 1; to temporary duty Neval o5 8 Dhee rffl'&??‘e’.‘,d" Beerewary, | 19 Pn ;x\xlnnn government to pre- lnger S 1865 ) g < " S v uty as senior | Air Station, Pensacola. rom S. S. M : Henry G.| sent the Royal O C f Bud: R in in D. H. Clark I R . oo R member, Board of Inspection and. Sur- | - Ensjgn Daniel Carlson, detached U. 5. | SAnchez, frem U. S. S. Trenion. and | at Chicago during the 1633 World Fair. ema‘n no. - i Png]ijecr ok U T sailnns_ y‘du).:'";fivf’;:figbef'uv,risn?g::‘t;rl ]\?E';;Ch!md vey, Pnrxflr‘cna.&t Section. San Fran- | 5 Idaho about September 5; to U. §. s, | Henry Wygaat, jr, from U. 8. 8. The company. consisting of 300, will 1ol Tistl S UAioes N, SACWHithriae, (MDHe: | irioh Gy A8 Ty e Mlenod ‘at avy | o] 0 QLY && ember of ilie above| Nevada Memphis present the most spectacular of the The But Thel’e ll Prosecutoin. letter May 15 modified; to U. S. S.|yard, Portsmouth, N. H. e F‘rf%rrxrk V. H. Hilles, orders - Patoka. Lieut. John H. Gallion, detached U. o ert R. etached Of- | July 7 revoked; to continue duty U. S . = e — Ensign George A. Sharp, detached|s. S. Nokomis about September 20; to | fice Naval Intelligence, Navy Depart-| s, Idaho. Alfonso's Son Takes Villa. M'"".m__s,"-"'. Naval Air Station, Pensacola, about Naval Trainin; ment, about September 30; to duty ag Ensign Albert S. Miller. detache 3w S d Press. aval Tal Station, H: t L4 d 2 By the Associated Press. August 10; to U. S.'S. Tennessee Roads, Va, d Ampton | navigating officer, U. . S. Nevada. | Naval Air Station. Pensacola. Fla., abou: | (o1 = re: prine. "n’z"’;s'lfimfi““i’;i p Modest Prices LOS ANGELES, August 18—The trial ; Lieut. George Leon Russell, on Au- | August 10: to U. §. §. Loutsville s, \ of Davia K. Clark, former deputy dis-| ':““J“‘ g Warrant Officers. ust 15 detached duty U. S. S, Sirius: to | Ensign Calvin A, Walker, jr__detached S Socipiey Wia vills MIYIDI Trs. rney, charged with the mur- leut. mdr. James B. Moloney. de- Chief Gunner Charles H. Foster, eXamination for retirement. Upon com- | Nava! r Station, Pensacola, Fla., about | 1t was 1 187+ 4 et A ebert . Spencer, political | tached Naval Hospital, Newport, R. 1. | orders June 1 and modification of June Dletion thereof to wait for orders in August 6: fo Asiatic Station e Sl e and Mte vt A o " 925 G St. N.W. Qe e neared an end today, only the | about September 12; to U. S. 5. Con- |30 revoked: continue treatment Naval Washington. D.C The following ensigns have been de- | by Prince Voronoff Dashoff Troudets- o . arguments of attorneys and the court’s | cord. : Hospital, Newport. R. I. | Lieut. Timothy F. Wellings, detached |tached from thi .1t 12 rooms, conservatories, ' o0d Nat'l 4711 Mattresses Remade instructions remaining. Licut. (Junior Grade) Chief Gunner Sigvart Thomp: de- | aide and flag lieutenant on staff, Train wnd a Winter garden. Special State Prosecutor W. J. Ford o yesterday sought to prove that Clark Was the agent for a rival political boss when he called last May 20 at the office paeeataiilll - A Sale for Men Who Wish to Save by Buying Early! Ford's questioning was along the line of the relqntlonflflp of Clark and Craw- ford. The defendant was asked if he hadn't made the proposal that certain differences between Spencer, who os- tensibly was crusading against vice in his magazine, and another political fig- ure “couldn’t be fixed up.” This Clark denied. ied. Clark previously testified he had been asked by Crawford to “frame” Chief of Police Roy E. Stockel of Los Angeles and that his refusal precipitated the argument, which resulted in Crawford reaching for a revolver. ' WA . NOTE IN SEA IS Roosevelt Field Officials Doubt Authenticity of Message Re- porting Sinking. By the Associated Press. o ROOSEVELT FIELD, N. Y. August l!,—As note, written in French and signed “Nungesser and Coll,” was found e Gognac bottle picked up near Fire Island yesterday by L. V. Allers and John Gaucher. 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