Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1932, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, A\Z\SHI.\'GTOX. D. C., THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1932. Y. - | Lieut. Comdr. W. P. Bacon, detached Lisut. A. L. Maher, to Yangtze Pa- Lieut. D. Quarton, det-hed 16t \ Construc- Lieut. (Junior Grade) John K. B.|lis, Md., about May 28; to instruction |detached U. §. S. Mississippl sbout f l VY ORDERS Ginder, detached Naval Academy about | Bureau Navigation, Navy Department. |June 15; to U. 8. 8. Trenton. 7 g Force. Naval District; to Bureau af | NA May 28; to U. 8. 8. Kit ery. Lieut. (Junior Grade) Julian B. Jor- Chief Radio Electrician Raymond 3 ing . F. A, Packer, ‘to Destroyer tion and Repair, Navy Department. | Lieut. (Junior Grade) Willlam G.|dan, detached U. 8. 8. Dobbin about | Cole, detached Naval Air Station, Lake- ., 5 o Yo S Y Capt. I I. Yates, Detached Ni DED]C AT[ON 5 Drambanah. detached | FOgUE, detached Naval T-aining Sta- | June 1 to instruction headquarters, 4th | hurst, N. J. about June 13; to U. 5. B.| Lieut, R. D. Hill, detached U. 8. B. ¥ 1 Station, Cavite; to receiving ship | o Licut, Heber B. Brumbaugh, detached | tion, San Diego, Calif, in June; to U. 8. | Naval District, Philadelphia, Pa. | Vestal. Houston; to Navy Yard, Washington,|U. S. 8. Mindanao. at New York. . U. 8 8. Maryland I e annapclis, |5, Aaron Ward, Lieut. (Junior Grede) Norman W.| Chief Boatswain Clarence L. B-fle’y. D. C. Lieut. (Junior Grade) M. W. Olark,| Lieut. B. W. Fink, jr, to 16th Naval Alexandria G. ‘School, Naval Academy, Annapolis, |SyASrOR WAL . ames A Prich- | Sears, detached Receiving Ship st New | detached command water barge No. 30| [i\» & P Forrestel, to Destroyer | detached Naval Station Cavite; o 13th | District. i, B. Fletcher, orders | 2r: detached U. . 8. Chandler in June; | York about June 15. to instructin | on April 18, to U. S. 5. Rigel Squadrons, Asiatic, . Naval District. Lieut. Harry J. lang, detached May 12th Lieut. William e sobaer® | to U. 5. 5. Arizona. | Office of Naval Intelligence, Navy De- | Chief Radio Electrician Cazlton A.|=5 00 " “op™p, ) Lieut. M. C.|Roberts, to 16th Naval| U. S. &. Borle: to 5th Naval District | March 7 revoked: continue duty sul - Lieut, (-unior Grade) Ulysses §. G.| Partment. | McK: ¢, detached Naval Research eut. P igley, to destroyer| pistrict. as district radio materiel officer. COMBINED rine base, New London. Sharp, jr.. detached U. §. 8. Buchanan | , Lieut. (Junior Grade) Cecil L. Smith. | La , Bellevue, D. C., in June, to | squadrons, Asiatic Ensign M. W Cox, to U. S. 8. Lieut. (Junior Grade) Frank P. Tib' | Lieut ‘Charles B. Hunt, detached |Sharp, Jr detached 0. B 8 detached U. 8. S. West Virginia in |Naval Training Station, San Diego, | Lieut. F. V. Rigler, detached staff,| Houston. i bitts, detached U. 8. §. McCormick; ta 4 Vs e | June; to instruction headquarters, 9th Calif. 3ubénlnnr uadron 5, Asiatic; to| Lieut. W. J, Murphy, to 16th Naval|instruction Naval Academy, Annap- PARKING Naval War College, Newport, mad S s ww about May 28; to U. S. S. Seratoga s Lieut. (Junior Grade) John T. War- lstriet, e . H 1 i Md NB;TAND - JI DOUEMAY 38; b et Ondiats jren, ditached Mhve) Acadiny. BEOUE] e s e e Tk ) Supply Corps. Dl - GRA April 6 revoked May 28; to instruction Naval Training | woodward, detached about May 28: to | Lieut. Charles F. House, orders Feb- The Dedication Committee of Tieut. Alexander M. Loker, detached | Station, Hampton Roads. ctruction "Naval Training Station, Tuary 25 revoked, to continue duty the Grand Lodge of Virginia has iu. 8. S. Twiggs: to Engineer Experi- Lieut. (Junior Grade) Robert 8. Great Lakes, Il | Naval Training Station, Great Lakes. arranged Parking Space which || ment Station, Annapolis “etached U, §, | BeTISChY. detached Naval Academy il O | Lieut. John C. Poshepny, detached Can be reserved In advancet Itds || Lieut. Logan Mckee, detached U. .| about May 28; to instruction Bureau » orps. U. S. 8. Chaumont in July, to Navy ;;'o blg‘"k‘_ rr?rrr:rgr]&l:g]f;?d x;)ng wgargergnd;u\;k ni{;r June 12; to Navy | Navigation, Navy Department. Lieut. Comdr. Clinton G. DeFoney, | Yard, Mare Island, Calif. three blocks from Memorlal Di- | | Xard NoH o ¥ Nold. detached U. 8. | Lieut. (Junlor Grade) Frank H.|detached Naval Afr Station, Pensacoln, | Asiatic Dispateh Orders. Parking 50 Cents Per Car | 8. Perry about June 19; to U. S. 8. gg:d'ng;;?;?e% Tt J:;F?';’: S | Fla, about May 14, to eruisers, Scout- | _Capt. E. A. Wolleson, to duty as com- : Saratoga. ) » R. 1, 3 % U. 8. jng Force. mander Destroyer Squadron 5, Asiatic Grand Stand Tickets $1 Each Person || ®“(c\f" Cnarles F. Waters, detached |S. Childs. Yieut. (Junior Grade) Emory E.Wal-| Capt. W. P. 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