Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1933, Page 13

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No nareotics. | Your ~druggist will refund your | money if any cough or cold no mat- | | ter how long standing 1s not rel|e\ed‘ by Creomulsion—Advertisement. FLEET SCHEDULES | [ avx omoems ] UNDERGD CHANGE % Newly Commissioned U.S.S. Portland on List for Shake- |Sex.” down Cruise. Changes in fleet schedules and or- ganizations in the assignment of cruisers were approved yesterday by Admiral Wil- liam V. Pratt, chief of naval operations, and the Navy Department announced a schedule for a shake-down cruise for nl;:dnwly commissioned U. S. 8. Port- Following an overhaul at the New York Navy Yard, the cruiser Houston, in command of Capt. William Bagga- ley, who was until recently on duty at the Navy Department, will join the cruiser divisions of the Scouting Force. BShe has been flagship of the Asiatic Fleet. She will be nlhved about Ogto- ber by the Augusta, flagship of Admiral Frank H. Clark, commander of the Scouting Force, in command of Capt. J. O. Richardson. ‘The light cruiser Memphu under command of Capt. Harry .L. Pence, mnmg of the specm Service Bquad- ich operates in Central Amer- ican waters, will be relieved about May 25 to join Cruiser Division 2 of the battle force. The Richmond, under command of Capt. Laurence N. McNair, is to relieve the Memphis, after an over- haul at the Boston Navy Yard. g the first week in May, the beavy cruiser Indianapolis, in com- mand of Capt. John M. Smeallie, until recently on duty here, will have her final acceptance trials. She will pro- ceed to San Pedro, Calif., early in June, to relieve the Augusta, as flag- ship of the commander, Scouting Force. The Portland, commanded by Capt. Herbert Leary, another Washingtonian, Pobsih Nava Nul‘gct %: tional duty as omnfint Navy Yard, Lieut. OComdr, Andrew Crinkley, de- tached Fleet Alr Base, Pearl Harbor, 'rn to duty as operations offioer, Air- based at Pearl Har- fimt Cmdr. Simon L. Shade, & tached U. 8. 8. Ve IM\IIAD\‘\ISDN &r-uv‘.mc.nt Naval Hospital, 8an Diego,’ . Marshall M. Dans, detached U. 8. 8. R-2 about June 20; to com- mand U. 8. 8. R-14. Lieut. John B. Lyon, detached com- mand V. P, Squadron 4B; to Fleet Alr Base, Pearl Harbor, T. H. Lieut. William 8. Mlx“ll «unn.a U. 8. §. Nevada about March 3; to U. 8. 8. Argonne. Lieyt. Jack P, Monroe, detached V. P. Squadron 4B; to Fleet Alr Base, Pearl Harbor, T, H. Lieut. Albert B. Scoles, detached V. P. 1B; to Fleet Alr Base, Pearl rbor, T. H. Ensign Elvin Hahn, detached U. 8. 8. Oklahoma about March 1; to Asiatic Station. Lieut. John J. O'Donnell, 1r detached U. 8. 8. 8-13; to command U. 8. 8. §-13. Lieut. &vmm a. mekvver, detached U. 8. S. 8-48 in June; to Office of In- r of Naval Msterial, Philadel- h, Pl . Olin Scoggins, dmh.d U. B. 8. B-unlbuut June 26; to command lelt Earl V. Sherman, detached U. 8. 8. R-14 about June 26; to command U. 8. 8. R-13. Lieut. Paul H. Wiedorn, detached U. 8. g. g-g about May 27; to command U. 8. Lieut. Richard M. Boaz, detached U.S. 8. 8-11 in June; to instruction Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md. Lieut. Donald G. Burt, detached U. 8. 8. 8-12 in June; to U. 8. 8. R-13. 'bel!.meMUll %l\ MW!’I‘MW 'Biut, " Jumice Grade) Richard M. U. 8, 811 in June; WMN.NMAW A% teut. Junter Grade) Dorald @, Burt U, 8, §, 8-12 in June; in U, bt = Lieut, (Junior Grade) l)errds "u;o-m ‘instruction Naval Academy, An- _lllwlll. U. 8, 8. Vestal m March; to U. 8. Kane as executive officer. Lieut. Dixie Kh“r, detached Alrcraft| Squadrons _based at Pou Harbor; 0 command VP Squadron 4B. Lieut. Robert A. Knapp, detached U, SSB-HInAprfl,wc ommand U, 8. "Lieut, Wilson D, 8, 8-16. tt, i”, detached B\n’uu Engineering, Na in May; to command 8. Lleut, John O, Leste! marine Division 6 Mndemy Annaj fohn o tu:hed 'U. 8. 8. 8-13; to 8. 8.8-12. Lieut. Leslie K. Pollard, detached command U, 8. 8. R-14 in June; to in- struction Naval War College, Newport. Lieut. Hyman Q. Rickover, detached U. S. 8. §-48 in June; to Office of In- spector of Naval Materiel, Philadelphia. Lieut. Olin Scoggins, detached U. S. 8. R-n H?b‘ouz June 26; to command Asiatic Dispatch Orders, February 20. Liefit. E._J. Tiernan, amma U. 8. 8. Rochester: to Naval Station, w . O, . B. Maodonald, to 16th Naval Tiewt: . J. L. Foley, orders modified; to uadron 5, !ll'ett. detached U. 8. w U. B I{emn Lieut. J. A. BEdwards, to Submarine !quwn l C. Folger, to Submarine W. a. Chapple, to Submarine '{. L. Wogan, to Submarine W. N. Wrylle, to Submarine ‘. R. Over, to Destroyer A ‘Woodruff, to Destroyer . L. Thibsult, to U, 8. 8 ., O. Bnead, to U. 8. 8. Costs Cut in HALFI Lieut. Comdr. ll ‘W. Johnson (C. E. €, to 16th Neval District. Warrant OM Machinist John W. Perdue, to duty Navy Recruiting Station, Macon, Ga. u Bryan, detached U. ; to U, 8. S. Trenton. Mass. hnmtrum 't Naval Hospitar New ¢ ent Naval ew to Surther uummt Fits- utnenl Hospital, Denver. Colo. ;. Comdr. ‘W. Taylor, de- clud “Naval He ltll. New ka. N. Y.;toU. 8. 8 W Supply an- Ldeut. John M. :Peluener. detached Graduate School Adminis- tration, Harvard Uniyersity, Cambridge, Mass., about June 22, to Naval Station, Guam, as controller and cashier of the of Guam. Deaths. Chlef h’ Clet Clllldz ‘Wildred Hamliton, U. February 16, Visitors: Don't fail to see the historic Martha W ashington Candy Shop four bed rooms, Large attic and ample RECONDITIONED THROUGHOUT Priced to Sell at 4618 15th STREET N.W, Between Buchanan and Crittenden Streets AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY' to buy a home near Sixteenth Street room, sun porch and kitchen on first floor; ing porch and two baths on second floon | space. Hot-water heating system. g $9,350 Opeu for inspection Sunday afternoon, March 5th THOMAS J. 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