Evening Star Newspaper, February 7, 1932, Page 32

8 THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. (., FEBRUARY 7, 1932—PART TWO. : = [ Avcxct; to U. 8. 8.|tached, U. . 8 Leih; to U. S. 8. U. 8. S. Jason: to 16th Naval District.| Lieut. Verny Carroll, detached 16th| Licut. Joel A. Davis. detached 16th Q —Detached U. S. S. Richmond: con- ;aie;\na Stcl Ushnw. ord; 5 r ) 5. . b tinue treatment Norfolk Naval Hospital, | modified to United States. | s Pecos. oatswain arles L. Knopp, de-|Naval District; to Destroyer Division 17. Naval District; to Uni Stat I_E]-E Portsmouth, Va Lieut. Bern Anderson, detached, aide| Lieut. (J. G.) Hamilton W. Howe | Chief Boatswain Carl Allen to U. S.|tached U. S. S. Beaver; to U. 8. s.l Tieut, Tssac W. Thompson, detached | o o oned Flatss U S s o5, |00 Stafl, commander in chief, Asiatic; detached, U. S. S. Bittern; to U. S. S.|S. Avocet. Finch. | U.S. 8. Pecos' to United States | Corrections. Asiatic Dispal Orders, January 25. |to Bureau Engineering, Washington, | Beaver. Chie’ Boatswain Lester R. Kalden-| Boatswain Willlam D. Strange, de-| Lieut. Henry H. Karp, to U. S. 8 Lieut. Comdr. Norman Scott, de-|D. C | Lieut. (J. G.) John D. Sweeney, de-|bach to U. S. S. Finch. tached U. 8. S. Bittern; to U. S. 8.|Pecos. tached, command U. S. S. Macleish; | Lieut. Vernon O. Clapp, to 16th |tached, U. S. S. Oahu; to Receiving| Chief Boatswain Harry B. Romberg|Jason. | __Lieut. Walter E. Scott, to 16th Naval to command U. S. S. Paul Jones. Naval District. | Ship at New York. |to 16th Naval District. Boatswain Joseph A. Hines, to District. Lieut. Comdr, Albert E. Schrader, de- | Lieut. Donald R. Tallman, detached, | Lieut. (J. G.) Guy B. Helmick, de-| ~Chief Boatswain James F. Tracy to|U.S.8. Bittern | " Lieut. (Junior Grade) Reed T. Rob- tached, command U. S. S. Paul Jones; |U. S. S. Luzon; to Naval xntvllngoncr&imched, U. §. S. Panay, to Recelving |16th Naval District Lieut. Comdr. Robert O'Hagan, or-|erts, detached Destroyer Division 17 E =2 te command U. S. S. MacLeish | " Lieut. Charles D. Murphey, detached, |Ship at New York. | Chief Boatswain Frank H. Lemon to |ders January 11 modified: to Naval to 16th Naval District e Lieut. Com y G. Womble, |U. S. S. Houston; to U. S. S. Stewart. | Lieut. (J. G.) Robert H. Rice, de- U. S. 8. Black Hawk Training Station, Great Lakes, IIl. | Lieut. (Junior Grade) Harold L 1941 Translation Will Retain |detached, Des! Squadron, 5, Asi-| Lieut. Richard C. Scherrer, detached, | tached, U. S. S. Luzon; to Receiving | Boatswain William H. Daly, detached | Lieut. Comdr. Allen C. Bridges, de-|Weaver, detached 4th Regiment U. S & atic; to t ment Naval Hospital, | U. S. S. Beaver; to U. S. S. Isabel, Ship at New York. | U. S. 8. Finch; to U. S. S. Beaver. tached 16th Naval District; to United | Marines, China; to Destroyer Division | Beauty of King James Ver- Canacao, Philippine Islands. | Lieut. (J. G Kenton E. Price, de- | Lieut. (J. G.) James N. Shofner, de- | Boatswain Jacob F. Lawson, detached | States. 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