Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-13
Armya dNavyNews

Mai. Harry D.. Chamberlin and Capt.
William B. Bradford, both Cavalry, and
Lieut.. Edwin Y. Argo, +. A In all
probability, the team will participate IN
ct1@er european horse shows and 1t VIII
return to the United States in time TO
take part in the new York Nation.t
Horse Show next November.
Navy.
In order that officers stationed on the
Pacific Coast who will undergo the
postgraduate course Of Instruction at
the Naval Academy beginning about
June 26, may have plenty Of time TO
send their families to the east coast
before the fleet sails for the southern
cruise. orders we're issued by the Navy
Department this week TO more than 80
officers. Other officers will be ordered
to take this OF instruction.
Those who were ordered this week 10
take this postgraduate work are:
Lieuts. Frederick S. Conner, Hallock G..
Davis, Malcolm A. Deans, Clifton E.
Denny, william H. Ferguson, Stephen r.
Hall, John S. Harper. John H. Leppert.
Ruthven e. Libby. Woodson v. Michaux,
George E.. Trimming and Charles r.
Woodson.
Lieuts. q. c. Arleigh A. Burke. Harry
Burris, Charles C. Comp. Shirley Y.
Cutler, Harold r. Demarest, Edward G.
Forsyth. Edward r.. Gardner, Joseph
H. Garvin, Robert w. HaaSe. Lee r..
Herring, James B. Hogle, Emory P.
Hylant, William j. McCafferty, Albert
| C.. Murdaugh, Harold E. Parker. Thomas
j. Raftery. Thomas G. Raglan. Max
Schreiner, Herbert P. Sheldon, Douglas
P. Stickley and Thomas H. Templeton.
The retirement of Capt. Robert Hen
| derson, lately in command of the re-
ceiving ship at Boston. Mass, TO be-
come effective March IL, will result in
the promotion of the following officers,
If vacancies do not occur in the mean
time to advance their dates of promo
ton: Comdr. Benjamin Dutton, jr.;
Lieut.. Comdr. Charles NJ. Cooke, jr.,
Lieut.. Ward P. Davis and Lieut.. 81. CD
G.. r. Berner, jr.; Capt. William S.
McClintic. on duty in the Bureau OF
Naval Operations, has been designated
as an aid on the staff Of the grand
marshal of the inaugural parade. Lieut..
Comdr. Anton B. Anderson, who has
been on duty on the u. S. S. Mervine.
will come to duty in the Bureau Of
Engineering. Lieut.. Comdr. Harold E.
Snow, gunnery officer of the U. S. IS.
New York, has been assigned to duty at
the Washington Navy Yard. Lieut..
SOllAul. EAdilh II. AuNhSAs HoAoSiN AOAl-
m~unications officer. has been assigned
to duty In the naval communications
Office, Navy Department.
The following officers, all COM
manders, will be assigned to the next
course of instruction at the Naval Wal
College: William A.. Glassford, Robert
A. Theobold, Frank A. Vraisted, Frank
J.. Fletcher. Edwin A. Wolleson and
| George w. Simpson.
Beginning March %, the following
junior line officers of the Navy will
undergo aviation instruction at the
naval air station, Pensacola, Fla. They
are: Lieuts. Robert L. Campbell and
Richard F. Stout. and Ensigns John
Bailey, Upton S.. Brady. Bloomfield M.
| Cornell, Lawrence H. DaSpit, Howell j.
Dyson, John Eldridge, jr., George K.
| Fraser, Julian d. Greer, Charles p.
Hill, Herbert l.. Hoerner, Charles Jack
son, Clifton B. Maddox. Loren A. Morris,
Joseph N. Murphy, Milford G. Owen,
Paul H. Ramsey, Ernest j. Sabol,
Wayne T. Stukey, John S. Thach, Rob-
ert G. Winters, Oddle w. Anderson,
Jesse Blackwell, James E. Coi1n, Theo-
dore o. Dahl, Paul r. Drouilhet, Ed
ward H. ~Eckeln1eyer. John l.. Ewing, jr.,
Lester l.. Geiger. Thomas j. Hamilton,
Miles H. Hobbard, Jack S. Holtwick,
Hugh A: r. Keiran, Benjamin z. Moore,
John W. Murphy, Milton A. Nation,
Carl j. Pfingstag. Welton' d. Rowley,
George B. II. Stallings. Phillip A.
Tsgue, Richard Wagner and Herbert G.
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