Evening star., 1934-09-02


of the United States Naval
IL Reserve here for the receipt
of the trophy which was
awarded it by reason of the fact
that the outfit was declared the best
In the country as a result Of the an
nual inspections last year before a
BOARD Of officers from the Navy De-
partment.
While the plans have not been COM
pleted, it was said that the Noel Davis
Trophy will be formally presented on
the morning of Saturday, September
IS, at the Naval Air Station at Ana
costa, by Rear Admiral Defrees, COM
mandant of the Washington Navy
Yard, under whose jurisdiction this
comes. The trophy Is
expected to be received on behalf Of
the unit by Lieut.. q. g. L. D. Berk-
ner, commanding officer of the unit.
A large number of officials and
officers on duty at the Navy Depart
ment here are to be invited to be
present at the ceremonies and they
are expected to accept.
The three feet divisions Of the local
Reserve, the sea-going branch, this
week end are at New York City, after
having spent a week at sea aboard
the destroyers Babbitt and Badger, on
which they left here a week ago yes
terday. They have been travelling in
squadron formation and have been
learning the operations Of the ship.
After another few days at sea, start
ing tomorrow, they will have their
target practice, and then will 60 into
Philadelphia to be disembarked. The
divisions will board trains there for
transportation to Washington, after
they have been paid of for their
service at the Philadelphia Navy Yard.
They are expected to arrive in WASH
ington some time in the afternoon.
The exact time is not yet known at
the local Reserve headquarters.
The Reserve Office here made public
the following list of names Of officers
and enlisted men who are on the
cruise:
First feet division: Lieut.. q. g.
Jay F. Carpenter, Lieut.. q. g. Paul
E. Kerst, Ensign Bernhard H. Hart
man, Ensign Raymond J. Zanzot and
the following enlisted men: George c.
Amber, Gilbert r. Arnold, Charles
A. Bayne, Holbert B. Berryhill, James
M. Nillingsley, Edward B. Blade, Elvin
L. Campbell, jr.; Charles F. Clarke
Robert j. Criste, Henry j. English,
jr.; Michael D. Fenton, Chester E.
Fox, Leroy D. Fox, James Franko
Gerald G. Hammond, Norborne H
Harrison, John S. Henshaw, Jesse H
Holmes, Lawrence L. Hortopan, Her
bert w. Irwin, Thomas B. Keene,
Francis Leer, Charles D. Lindamood,
Wilbur E. Mcpherson, Allan F. Mac
Lean, John j. Meyer, Robert E. L.
Osgood, James r. Peed, william G,
Perry, Paul D. Richardson, Arthur
G. Rollman, Roger L. Titus, jr.; Fred
w. Walker, George D. Weickhardt,
Thomas v. White, George w. VIII
liams, John M. Wilson and Albert B.
Zea.
Second feet division: Lieut.. John
B. Cleland, jr.; Ensign william c.
Schoield, Ensign Melvin T. Young
and Ensign Creighton l.. Wheeler.
Enlisted men: Edward A. Acker-
man, Harold L. Barnstead. Clark H.
Briggs. ARA T. Campbell, James M.
Chisholm, Morgan A. Chism, Charles
A. Conrad, Walter A. Hannemann
Sherlock Harrison, Harold z. Hart
stack, Willis E. Hatch, John ".
Keull, Wilbur r. Knight, Antonio r.
Lancaster, George E. Laycock, Ar
thur c. Lembeck, Frank G. Little
field, Louis Luebkert, Harry A. Nc
Clure, jr.; Donald C. Mcpherson,
Robert G. Manson, Winston C.
Mooney, Willis r. Moore, Edward j.
Motley, William P. Niemeyer, Frank
G. Organe.
Theodore L. Richardson, Robert
E. Ross, Herman l.. Schmuloyitz.
George E. Sedgwick, Howard P. Sell
ers, Charles D. Shepard, De Witt T.
Spencer, jr.; Bernard w. Steinkuller,
Allen r. Stickley, Loring j. Turner,
Edward A. Wagner, Elmer s. Welsh,
William Henry williams, Woodworth
s. Williams, Nelson B. Wilson, John
j. McCue, Edward Rhodes.
Third Fleet Division: Lieut.. J.G)
George D. Sullivan, Lieut.. q. g.
Henry B. Taliaferro, Ensign Josef
F. Replogle. Ensign Frederick w.
Lemly.
Enlisted men: william F. Benter,
jr.; Samuel M. Berry, Walter l..
Burke, Ernest Butterfleld, Ralph z.
Cline, Oliver T. Coffin, Leo F. Col
Inns, Joseph p Comiskey, Maurice j.
Crawford, George E. Deaner, Ed
ward w. Garrett, Robert Leroy Gil
bert, James E. Gray, Lloyd A. Hard
ing, Oscar F. Harlow, Leonard L..
Hart, George r. Harvey, Fred Hollis,
Henry ]. M. Howard, Leonard F.
Jerome, Robert I. Kelso, Vernal T.
Kenner, Elmer j. King, jr.; Philip
F. Klein, Howard F. Kramer.
Robert B. Lambeth, Harold c..
Lank, Thomas w. Mcwhorter,
Charles D. MacGregor, Pete Man
cini, George G. Miller, Joseph B.
Moody, Francis L. Moore, Thomas
F. ODonnell, George I. Pulley, James
r. Sampson, Neil G. Schreiner,
Richard C. Simmons, Bernard Sta
sulli, Harold E. Taylor, Frederick H.
Thomas, Saint L. Veitch, Edwin l..
White, Frank C. White, Joy e. Wool
hiser, Robert M. Yeabower.
The Navy Department has pointed
out that the Bureau of Navigation
manual defines appropriate duties
only in general terms, because more
restrictive or specific definitions in
the regulations are not deemed de-
sirable because of the danger of COM
plications in the preparation of pay
vouchers. However, it was pointed
out in the recent bulletin of the
Reserve, in issuing individual orders
for the performance of appropriate
duty, the duties may be defined
with as much particularly as the
commandant may desire. But the
pay vouchers need not show what
these duties are, only in general
terms. For example, the appropriate
duty orders for battalion COM
might very properly show
that he is to perform all the duties
connected with that Office, including
the military command of the bat
talon when it is assembled; the
Of fitness reports for all