Evening star., 1933-08-27
y. c.. Naval Reserve

! Fleet Division, Atlanta, Ga, Lieut.. M. r.
Sanders commanding, second, percent
! age 883; 10th Fleet Division, Fall
! River, Mass. Lieut. Comdr. H. A. Sui
livan commanding, $50; 48th Fleet
Division, ST. Paul. Mimi. Lieut.. A. P
| Dreves, commanding. $780, 4th Fleet
| Division, Tacoma, Wash. Lieut.. A. H
| Middleton commanding, $50; 4th Fleet
| Division Richmond, Va, Lieut.. Comdr
| Fleet Division, Hancock, Mich, Lieut..
Comdr. j. B. Coon commanding. 1855;
18th Fleet Division, Oswego, N. Y.
Lieut.. Comdr J. McGill commanding,
| 865; 9th Fleet Division, Detroit Mich,
| Lieut.. G. w Akers commanding, 864;
1st Fleet Division, Philadelphia, Pa,
Lieut.. E. c. Kline commanding, 86.1
| The report from the Navy Depart
ment did not make public at this time
| the standing of divisions lower than
this.
Letters of commendation have been
sent to the following officers by the
Secretary of the Navy:
Lieut.. W. c. Wroe, Atlanta, Ga; I;
Lieut.. H. F. Dobbs, Atlanta, Ga, Lieut..
(Junior Grade) A. R Helm, Min
neapohs MINI; Lieut.. F. L. Baker,
| Aviation Base, Aquarium. Mass; Lieut..
| Comdr. c. K. Wildman, Philadelphia.
Letters of commendation were sent
to the following officers by the chief
of the Bureau of Navigation of the
Navy Department:
Lieut.. M. R. Sanders, commanding
the End Division, Atlanta, Ga, the Fleet
Division having the second highest fg-
ure of merit; Lieut.. Comdr. H. A. Sui
Ivan, commanding the 10th Division,
! Fall River, Mass, the Fleet Division
| irJ +; ;ol, of yvoorif
Lieut.. A. P. Dreves, commanding the
48th Division, ST. Paul, Wis, the Fleet
Division having the third highest fig
| ure of merit; Lieut.. A. H. Middleton,
| commanding the 4th Division, Tacoma
Wash, the Fleet Division having the
| third highest figure of merit; Lieut..
| Comdr H. R. Harris, commanding the
| 18th Battalion, st. Paul, Mimi, the
Battalion the second highest figure of
merit; Lieut.. Comdr. A. F. Bonnale
commanding the End Division, oakland,
Calf, the Aviation Division having the
second highest figure OF merit Lieut.
Aviation Base at st. Louis, Mo-, the
Aviation Base having the second high
est figure of merit.
The director of Naval Intelligence
| here has sent a letter of commendation
to Lieut.. Comdr. Felix M. McWhorter
for particularly efficient service during
the past six months.
The 1st Battalion, Atlanta, Ga, hav-
ing been declared the most efficient
Battalion Of the entire Naval Reserve
for the third consecutive year, is de-
clared entitled to retain the Battalion
trophy for another year. The Fleet
Division Trophy for the year 1888 has
been awarded to the 1st Fleet Division
at Atlanta Ga. The Noel Davis Trophy
for the year 1898 has been awarded tc
the 1st Division of Squadron VN-11RD9
The following is the relative order
of standing of the various naval dis
tricts in Volunteer Communication Re-
serve work for the year 1888, together
with their scores:
Twelfth Naval District, 93.360; 7th
| Naval District, 92890; District Of Co.
lumbia, 91910; 9th Naval District
9l.127; 18th Naval District, 90935; Isl
Naval District. 90845; 4th Naval Dis
trict, 90105; Sd Naval District, 89.465
9Th Naval District, 5000; 18th Nava.
District, 1925; 14th Naval District
IS .060; 18th Naval District, 1865; 5tf
Naval District, S1310; 9th Naval Dis.
trict. 1916; Porto Rico, 73.775.