Evening star., 1932-02-12
O. IN NAVY To GET
COMMANDER POSTS
Boards Selections Barred
After Report Gains Hoover
Approval.

day by President Hoover. Inc DOarQ
under the presidency of Rear Admiral
Charles B. McVay, jr., on duty in the
general board, Navy Department, met
en- February / at the department and
examined the records of the officers.
The department announced that 13
OF those selected will be available i'm
mediately for promotion If they qualify
in professional and physical examina-
tions, while the others will be available
for promotion when vacancies occur
within the year.
Selections Revealed.
Officers selected were: Joseph Leroy
Nelson, commander Submarine Divi-
sion S. home, San Francisco, Calf;
Eric Lloyd Barr, executive officer. sub
marine base, New London, Conn, Cf
San Pedro Calf: Rivers johnson Car
starphen, commanding U. S. S. Ellis,
of Houston, Tex; Morton L. Deyo,
commanding u S. S. Upshur, on which
Washington's Naval Reserves have
taken Summer cruises of Kittery Point,
Me; Virgil c. Griffin, jr., executive Of
ficer, Naval Air Station, Pearl Harbor,
T. H., of Mobile, Ala; Benjamin PERL
man, Naval Examining Board, Navy
Department. of New York City; How
ard H. Good, gunnery officer, U. S.
S. Louisville. of Mineral Point, Wis;
Ernest G. Small Naval War College,
Newport, r. l., of Great Neck, N. Y;
Carleton H. Wright, staff of the COM
mander destroyers' battle force, U. S.
fleet, of Louisville, KY; Herman E.
Fischer, commander U. S. S. Tillman,
of 3015 Forty-fourth street. Washing
ton: Willard z. Cheadle, Naval r. o.
T. c., University of California. of Mi
ami Fla; Thomas L. Catch. Naval
Academy, Annapolis, making his home
in that city: Harry G. Patrick. U. S. S.
West Virginia, of Evansville, Ind.
Included in Promotions.
Alfred Z. Montgomery commanding
Naval Air Station, Seattle, Wash, OF
Piedmont, Calf. Andrew G. Bennett,
U. S. S. Texas, of 258 North Virginia
avenue, Clarendon, Va; James c: Clark,
commanding U. S. S. John D. Ford, of
Columbus, Ca; James c. Monfort,
Naval Air Station, Hampton Roads, Va,
of Norfolk, Va; Harold Dodd, engineer
officer, U. S. S. Saratoga, of New York;
Robert A. Hall, Naval r. o. T. c., Uni
versity of Washington, OF Hampton,
Nebr.: Guy c. Hitchcock, commander
Submarine Division 6, of Honolulu;
Anton B. Anderson, gunnery officer,
U. S. S. Saratoga. of Dover, N. j.;
Ralph S. Wentworth, commanding
u. S. S. Decatur Of Brockton, Mass;
Mahlon S. Tisdale, U. S. S. Lex1ng-
ton. of Sutherlin, Greg; Schuyler Mills.
Naval Academy. of Pelham Manor, N.
Y: James L. King, naval torpedo sta
ton, Newport, R. l., of Coronado, Calf:
David De Treville, Naval Academy, OF
Glendale. Calf: Homer c. Wick, Bu-
reau of Navigation, Navy Department,
of Coronado. Calf; Robert A. Laven-
der Office Of judge advocate general,
Navy Department, OF Rockwell City,
Iowa; Robert S. Haggart, navy yard
division Navy Department, OF Salem,
N. Y; Raymond E. Kerr, gunnery Of
ficer, U. S. S. California, of San Diego;
George H. Fort, Bureau Of Navigation,
Navy Department, of Mendoza Apart
ments, Washington.
Lunsford L. Hunter. naval proving
grounds, Dahlgren. Va, of boswell,
Va; Ernest w. Broadbent, naval tor
pedo station, Newport, r. l., OF New
Bedford, Mass; Forrest U. Lake,
Naval Academy, of Florence, S. c.;
Robert R. Thompson. engineer officer
Calf; Elliott Buckmaster, engineer
officer, u S. S. Arizona, of Columbus,
O.; Walter S. De Lany, Office of naval
operations Naval Department, of 3726
Morrison street. Washington; Emory P.
Eldredge, on recruiting duty in Kansas
City, Mo. of Newton Center, Mass;
Ellis M. Zacharias. commanding U. S.
S. Dorsey. of Jacksonville, Fla; Clar-
ence GulbranSon, commanding U. S. S.
Hamilton, which has recently been
based on Washington. of River Forest,
Ill; Donald F. Patterson. Naval Acad
emy, of New Bern, N. c.; Hester
Hoogewerff, Naval Observatory, Wash
ington.
Louis E. Denfeld, ace and flag secre-
tary on the staff of the commander of
the Battle Force, of Westboro, Mass;
Carroll M. Hall, San Diego, of West
Chester Pa; William S. Hogg, jr., Bu-
reau of Engineering, Navy Depart
ment, Of 1911 Jenifer street, Washing
ton; Stephen B. Robinson, naval sta
tion, Guam, of Auburn, Calf; William
G. Greenman, Naval Academy, of
Watertown, N. Y; James A. Crutch-
field, officer in charge of the hydro
graphic Office. San Pedro, Calf, of
San Francisco; Charles P. Mason,
executive officer, u. S. S. Langley,
of Pensacola, Fla; John J. Brown,
the Navy Yard, Boston. Mass, of
Fall River, Mass; Campbell D. Edgar,
commanding u S. S. Smith Thompson,
of Cazenovia, N. Y; Walter S. Haas,
R. l.; Dewitt c. Ramsey, Naval Aca-
deny, of Avon by the Sea, N. j.. Roscoe
E. Schuirman, gunnery officer, U. S. S.
Nevada, of Chenoa. Ill; Ingram C.
Sowell, Naval Training Station, Great
Lakes, ILL.,, of Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
Francis E. M. Whiting, Navy Recruiting
Station, Newark, N. j., of Watertown,
N. Y; Charles A. Lockwood, jr.. of the
U. S. S. California of Lamar, Mo.
Paul S. Thesis. Bureau of Ordnance,
Navy Department. Indiana, Pa; Aaron
S. Merrill, commanding U. S. S. Will
hanson. of Natchez. Miss: Charles S.
Alden. Naval R. o. T c., Harvard Uni
versity. Boston, of Troy. N. Y; Otto NJ
Forster, commanding U. S. S. Parrott,
of st. Lotus. Mo-. Leonard N Linsley,
officer in charge, Navy Recruiting Sta
ton. Baltimore, Md of SCOT Everhurst
road. Baltimore; William H. P. Blandy.
naval attache, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, of
East Orange, N. j.; James c. Jones, jr,
on the staff of the commander of battle
ships, Battle Force, of Huntsville, Ala.
Sir Thomas Lipton's yachting and
other trophies are to be placed in the