Evening star., 1932-11-01
POLICE TRANSFERS
EFFECTIVE TODAY
Eiqht Officers and is Pri-
Yates Involved in Changes
Ordered by Brown.

The first police transfer under the
administration of Supt of Police Ernest
w. Brown went into effect today at
o'clock
The transfers involving the high
ranking officers are in line with those
announced by Maj. Brown SATURDAY
night In all. three captains, lleuten-
ant. four sergeants, sixteen prlvates,
clerk and civilian photographer are
involved in TIE changes in assignments
In line with request he previously
had made during the administration OF
Gen Pelham D. Glassford, superlntend-
ent Of police. Capt. E. j. Kelly was re-
lieyed from duty with the Crime PreVen-
ton Bureau at administrative mead
quarters to take command OF the thlro
precinct. the post he held before going
to headquarters Capt. Jeremiah A
Sullivan went from the third precinct
to take command of the fourth precinct,
where he had also previously been IN
command The other captain involved
in the transfer is Capt. J. E. Bobo, re-
lieved from duty as commanding onl-
Ger of the fourth precinct to take charge
of police uniforms at administrative
headquarters. where he assumes the
rank of acting inspector.
Takes Capt. Stott's Place.
Capt Bo5o takes the place tempo
rarily of Capt w. G. Stott, who is re-
cuperating from an operation.
In the case of several transfers, those
affected are merely transferred from
administrative headquarters. which tie
Crime Prevention Bureau formerly carle
under, to the Detective Bureau, since
the Crime Prevention Bureau has been
placed under command of Inspector S.
w. Burke. chief of detectives. Sergt.
E w. Reed is one of those affected by
such a transfer Sergt Reed has been
named commander of the Crime Pre-
yent!On Bureau.
Other sergeants affected by the trans
fers are R C. Pcarce transferred from
the second inspection district to the
sixth precinct as foot sergeant, r.
Fraser. transferred from administrative
headquarters where he formerly was
liaison officer to Gen. Glassford, to the
ninth precinct as foot patrol sergeant,
and j. L. Kelley from administrative
headquarters to the Detective Bureau.
PrivateS affected in the transfer are:
Privates Transferred.
J. o. Broderick. from administrative
headquarters to the sixth precinct for
foot patrol duty; 0. S. Hunt, from adj
ministratlve headquarters to Detective
Bureau. Crime Prevention Division;
Guy Rome. from administrative head
quarters TO eleventh precinct for foot
patrol duty. John ApoStolides, from ad-
ministrative headquarters to Detective.
Bureau for duty with the Crime Pre-
vention Division: j. o. Patton. from
administrative he Gquarters to Detective
Bureau, Crime Prevention Division; A.
E Frebctte. administrative headquar-
tiers to Crime Prevention Division. S.
NJ Scott administrative headquarters
to Crime Prevention, w. T. Murphy,
administrative headquarters to Crime
Prevention, C. j. Sullivan, administra-
tive headquarters to Crime Prevention,
C. r Blick. from second district head
quarters to Detective Bureau for duty
as clerk: j. V. McKone. from Detective
Bureau to third precinct for foot patrol
duty, Paul Sullivan, from Traffic Bu-
reau to tenth precinct for foot patrol
duty; w. P. Ais, from fourth precinct
to second inspection district headquar-
ters for duty as clerk; E. o. Murray.
from Detective Bureau to sixth precinct
for duty as precinct detective; " A.
Larsen. from administrative headquar-
tiers to Detective Bureau
Precinct Detective w. B. Satter-
thWaite was transferred from the sixth
precinct to the ninth precinct to carry
on as precinct detective there. Lieut.
Fred Sandberg, fingerprint expert of
the Police Department, was another one
of those to have a transfer on paper
while continuing in his present duties.
He is transferred from administrative
headquarters to the Detective Bureau
Others SO transferred include Clerk c.
E. Goldstein and Photographer l. N
Gullichson. Both GoldStein and Gullich-
son now come under the Detective Bu-
reau