Evening star., 1934-01-14
Three Naval Reserve =
Officers Will Be Retired
Selection Board Will Be Convened in Spring to
Make Selections for Vacancies of Captain
and Commander.

Resignations-Lieut. Comdrs. William
A. Brams and John H. s. Putnam: Lieut..
Edward @. Amber: Lieuts. (Junior
dali and william j. Ruger: Ensigns
David Brooches, Garrett q. Coleman,
Frederick w. Duggan, Charles w.
Fielder, Gerald T. Furness. Gerald l.
Holmes. Edward r. Rosenbatt, Robert
c. Roebling, Louis J. Ruffolo, Frank @.
Tinker and Raymond p. Zimmerman.
Discharges-Lieut. Comdrs. Louis G.
Scoheld and Martin Swendsen: Lieuts.
Harry H. Fisher. jr.; Frank L. Moor
man, Prescott H. Taylor, Walter r.
Tmsler and Carl G. Week; Leuts.
tJunior Grade) John p. O,Neiu. Thomas
A. Riordan and Herbert r. Slocum:
Ensigns William Brewster, jr.; DaIis II.
Rice, Clet A. Girard. Charles !. T.
Rylander and James r. White
Honorary retired-Lieut. Comdrs. Les.
lie w. Branch, william ]. Fitzgerald
and George s. Whiteside; Lieut.. Johu
Upton.
Deaths-Lieuts. Dana M. Collier and
William r. Frazier: Lieut.. (Junior
Grade) Arthur L. Thompson; Ensigns
George w. Baker, Forrest e. Heron and
Walter j. Lang.
In order to get a line on the inspec-
tions being conducted this year by the
Navy Board, which Is to come here next
month, Lieut.. Comdr. F. w. Benson,
U. S. N, inspector-in instructor of the
local battalion, and Lieut. j. e. Sullivan,
commanding officer Of the local bat
talon, went to Baltimore, Md, last week
to watch the battalion there being put
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organization now are being directed
toward the inspection here. Drilling
and class room instruction Is being
stressed and the enlisted men are being
trained in taking written examinations,
which will be given by the board to
certain individuals, selected at random.
The local officers are anxious to have
all Of the men SO well trained that any
Of them will be able to make q good
showing in the written tests which the
beard will give.
Ensign Edwin Shuttle, IT,, having
records have been transferred to the
commandant Of the 5th Naval District
at Norfolk.
Charles D. Lindamood has been en-
listed in the 1st Fleet Division as an
electr1ciAn's mate, first class. Linda
mood for number Of years was Q MEM
Der Of the local battalion, but left to
Joint the Coast Guard, in which he
served an enlistment. While here be-
fore he served as a shipkeeper aboard
the training ships Eagle Sc and destroy.
ers Allen and Upshur.
Lieut.. (Junior Grade) s. S. La Sha
has been recommended for transfer
from the Volunteer to the Fleet Naval
Reserve for duty with the Aviation
Division.
The commandant Of the Washington
Navy Yard has requested that the
records of Glenn l.. Duncan of Annapo-
lis be transferred here. It was re-
ported at the Reserve headquarters that
he is to become affiliated with the local
fleet battalion.
Under the direction Of Lieut.. Comdr.
Benson group of Fleet and Volunteer
Reserve officers was conducted through
the local photographic offlce last week
for the purpose of seeing first hand how
the charts used in the Navy are made.
Ensign H. N. Salisbury, formerly con-
nected with the Aviation Division here
having moved to New York, his records
have been transferred to the command.
ant Of the Sd Naval District.