Evening star., 1933-12-12

manding the United States Naval
Training Station at San Diego, Calf.
another wartime destroyer commander,
aboard the U. S. S. Cummings, for
which duty he won the Navy Cross.
Capt William Henry Allen, COM
mander OF Destroyer Squadron Two of
the Battle Force
Capt James Otto Richardson, now
attending the Naval War College at
Newport, R. I. In 1924, he was here as
assistant chief Of the Bureau of Ord
nance and four years later was back in
the Bureau of Navigation as director
OF officer personnel. His home is given
as 27o8 Thirty fifth place here.
Commanders Named.
The list Of commanders slated to be
promoted to captains includes Comdr.
Jonas H. Ingram, in charge of the In
formation Section. which includes the
Navy press room, in the Office of Naval
Intelligence. He comes from Indiana
and coached a number of winning foot
ball teams at the Naval Academy and
later became director Of athletics there.
He holds the Congressional Medal Of
Honor for his work at the Occupation
Of Vera Cruz. Mexico, in 1914.
Many Of the prospective new cap
tains are on duty here or well known
in Washington. In addition to Comdr.
Ingram, the new captains are: George
Nathan Barker, executive officer of the
U. S. S. Portland; John Wilkes Rankin
on staff Of Naval War College. New
port. r. l.: Harry Adrian Mcclure.
executive officer of U. S. S. Arkansas;
Cortlandt Chesterfild Baughman, COM
mander of Destroyer Division IL; Harry
in Of
gineering. Navy Department; Harry
Asher Badt. commander of the Aleutian
Islands survey expedition; Abel Trood
Bidwell commanding u S. S. Bushnell;
Elwtn Fisher Cults, on duty in Office Of
naval operations. Navy Department:
Edward James Foy. executive officer of
U. S. S. Chester; Frank Joseph Willie
naval inspector of machinery, Federal
Shipbuilding and Drydock Co., Kerney,
N. j.: Henry Frederick Dilman Davis
force engineer officer on the staff of the
commander of the Battle Force; Oscar
Smith. operations officer on the staff
of the commander of the cruisers OF
the Scouting Force: Henry Thomas
Markland. on duty in Bureau Of
Ordnance. Navy Department; Joseph
John Broshek. on duty in Bureau
of Engineering; Richmond Kelly
Turner. U. S. s. Saratoga. execu-
tive officer; Alexander Mark Charlton,
inspector of naval material and naval
inspector of machinery, General Elec-
trio Co., Schenectady. N. Y; Patrick
N. Lynch Bellinger, Bureau of Aero
nautics, Navy Department; Newton
Lord Nichols, executive officer, u. S. S.
Pennsylvania; Francis Alfred Leopold
Vossler. operations officer on staff of
commander, Scouting Force; Richard
Boush Coffman, under instruction at
Naval War College; Schuyler Franklin
Helm. under instruction at Army In
dustrial College here: Edmund Darrow
Almy. Navv Yard. Mare Island. Calf,
former director of Naval Research Lab
oratory at Bellevue, D. c.; Charles
Washburn Crosse, in charge of naval
recruiting Portland, Greg: William
Faulkner Amsden, a native of the Dis
trict. where he was born September 8,
1884. who won the Navy Cross for COM
manding the U. s. S. Berry which made
an 11,000-mile voyage from Manila.
Philippine Islands, to Gibraltar during
the World War and Is now under in
struction at the Army War College
here; Newton Harris White, jr. U. S.
s. Wright, commanding; Herbert
Aloysius Jones, inspector instructor OF
Naval Reserves at San Diego, and Ralph
Chandler Parker, commanding U. S. S
Nitro. who holds the Navy Cross for
World War service as commanding Of
ficer Of a number of ships.