Evening star., 1927-03-13

board will also be charged with the
duty of originating consideration of
such subjects. when in its judgment
IL is necessary. and of recommending
whatever ii considers essential to es.
tablish sufficiency and efficiency of co.
operation and coordination of effort
between the Army Air Corps and
Naval Aviation.
For the Army, the membership of
the Aeronautical Board will consist of
the chief of Air Corps the chief of
'tne training and opera tions division.
Office chief of Air Corps. and one mem
Der of the war plans division, general
stan, War Department, to be desig-
mated by the chief of staff of the
Army. For the Navy, the following
viii serve on the board: The chief of
the Bureau of Aeronautics the chief
or planning division, Bureau of Aero
nautics, and one member of the war
plans division, office of chief of naval
operations, to be designated by the
chief, of naval operations. The sec
retary OF the board will be selected by
the Secretary Of War and the Secre-
tary of the Navy from the permanent
personnel of either department and
detailed TO this duty. Regular monthly
sessions will he held by the board. and
such extraordinary meetings as may
be deemed advisable.
Upon their graduation from the
Naval Academy next June midship-
men of the first class will be commits
Sloned assistant paymasters, with the
rank of ensign, in the Supply Corps of
the Navy. while 26 Of the members of
the senior class al Annapolis will be
commissioned second lieutenants in
the Marine Corps. Those who will be
commissioned as ensigns in the Supply
Corps are: Midshipmen X. r. Miller,
=. q. Dekay, c. G. Burhngame, F. w.
Hesser, F. L. Hetter, j. d. Parks and
d. s. Hilton. The 26 midshipmen who
VIII be commissioned second lieuten-
ants in the Marine Corps upon their
graduation in June were all the appli.
cations received by the Navy Depart.
ment from the members of the present
nrst class at the academy for transfer
to that corps. They are: S. S. Jack,
Q. d. Chappell H. G. Newhart, M. L..
Dawson, jr., E. S. Piper, r. A. Olson,
r M. McAllister, II. D. Hansen, A. c..
koonce, J. G. Dreyspring, A. Shapley.
Jaime Sabater, r. p. Ross. jr., r. r.
hutledge, W. l.. j. Bayler. H. r.
Paige, J. w. Earnshaw, G. II. Potter.
r. NJ. June. ]. p. Julian. M. S. New,
ton. J. S. Cook. jr., A. F.. O'Neil. d. F..
ONeill, j. c. Mum and J. S. Heavilin.
Capt. George NJ. Stackhouse, now on
duty as supply officer at the Norfolk
Navy Yard, will be relieved about
April / by Capt. David V. Chadwick
whose present assignment is supply
officer at the New York Navy Yard.
Capt. Stackhouse has been assigned to
duty as supply officer at the Navy
Yard, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. where he
will relieve Capt. Joseph Fyffe about
June /. The latter will take over the
supply officer duties at the New York
Yard. Capt. David NJ. Addison, now
on duty as supply officer at the Wash
ington Navy Yard, and Capt. Ray
Spear. who is now performing those
same duties at the Philadelphia Navy
Yard, will exchange stations and du-
ties next September. Comdr. c. II.
Mack and Lieut.. Comdr C. V. Rault
both Navy dental officers, have been
directed to attend the post graduate
course of instruction, beginning March
Fl, at Northwestern University. Four
officers who have been undergoing
aviation instruction at the naval air
station at Pensacola, Fla, will be as
signed to duty as follows: Comdr. Ray