Evening star., 1935-04-28

the Volunteer Reserve. 1t is designed
to provide work for officers who are
unemployed.
Three enlisted men have been or
dered to duty for period Of two weeks
as station keepers in the Reserve Sec
ton of the Naval Air Station at Ana
costa. They are Charles " Moran,
apprentice seaman; William J. Ken
non. seaman. second class. and Donald
E. Golladay. apprentice seaman. TheJ
reported for duty last Tuesday.
Lieut., Comdr. Sidnie A. Greenleaf
has been ordered to active duty Tor
training and has been assigned to the
Navy Department for period Of IA
days. He is a member of the Com
munications Reserve.
Lieut.. Charles H. williams has been
ordered to Is days of duty for train
ing He will report aboard the United
States destroyer Aylwin, at the Phila-
delphia Navy Yard. The ship. one OF
the latest type of destroyers which has
Just been completed and turned over
to the Navy. is to make shake-down
cruise up the North Atlantic coast.
Rear Admiral Defrees conducted a
formal inspection of the Aviation Di-
vision in its quarters at the Naval
Air Station yesterday. 1t was the last
drill prior to the annual inspection by
a board of regular Officers from the
Navy Department, which is scheduled
to be held at the air station on the
afternoon of May 8.
Ensign John R. Watson, 2l21 New
York avenue. and Lieut.. Comdr
Joseph T. Harrison, Racquet Club
have been commissioned in the Naval
Reserve.
Following a drill in battle problem
Monday night, all divisions were
mustered for inauguration of the new
class room instruction system which
has been mapped out under the direc-
ton of Lieut.. ]. D. Sullivan, battalion
commander. The instructors prepared
lists of the men in their respective
classes and made certain that the
students were supplied with the ap-
plicable Bureau Of Navigation train
ing courses.
These instruction courses are to be
made an important feature of the
new training system of Lieut.. Sullivan,
and each man will be required to pass
each course before he is even eligible
for advancement in rating or to the
next class. It is the announced pur-
pose of Lieut.. Sullivan to build up an
organization in which every man will
understand his particular duties as
well as those in the regular establish
ment who are required to perform
their tasks daily.
For action in standing radio watch
at Naval Reserve radio stations and
assisting to establish and maintain
communication with Salisbury, Md,
during the period of severe weather
from January Is to 81. when no other
means of communication with that
city were available, the commandant
of the 5th Naval District at Norfolk.
Va. has issued letters of commenda-
ton to the following:
Ensign Louis A. Harrison, jr., Sails
bury. Md; Ensign Albert w. Phil
brick, Portsmouth, Va; Ensign Levin
D. Powell, Salisbury, Md; Ensign Ed
Lyman M Rundlett, Norfolk, Va;
Lyman M Rundlett, radioman. first
class, u S. S. Oceanographer;
Thomas C. Sharpe, printer, third class,
Portsmouth, Va.
The following separations from the
Naval Reserve have been announced
by the Navy Department:
esignations-Lieut. Comdr. Walter
H. Kerby, Lieuts. Harold M. F. Behne-
man, Harton I. Booker, Robert o. Gill
more. Joseph P. Gundry, Harrison
Hoblitzelle and Francis M. Kimball;
Lieuts. (Junior Grade) Davis T. Har-
per and Ellis B. Lineberry; Ensigns H.
Dickson Ash. Carleton w. Bacon, Lewis
S. Collins, Max F. Gohla, Carl w.
Handy, Larry w. LIE Vone, Howard r.
Sisson and Milo W. Utterback.
Discharges-Lieut. Comdrs. Frank
A. Dean and Albert S. Robinson,
Lieuts Charles E. Booth, jr.; Law
renee A. King. Michael j. Mclaughlin.
Robert ]. Sullivan, Gus w. Swanson
and Charles G. Vogell; Lieuts. (Junior
Grade) Robert r. Goodman, Ora T.
Mahany and Frank s. Saunders; En-
signs Cyril s. Adamszeck, Robert F.
Bannon, Achille Bechonnet. Hubert
Brown, Thomas j. Carman, Oswald H.
Dodkin, Daniel D. Ewing, jr.; Walter
B. rockingham, Joseph A. Gillis.
Frederick H. Given, Thomas ]. Haugh-
ton, Philip c. Hoyt, Frank Isola,
Baker e. Hellman, William H. Mason,
Everett E. Newcombe, Lawrence j.
Noble. Harold A. Norman. William c.
Rudiger, Joseph p. Paterson, Sol
Schwartznerg, Arthur G. Stanford,
Evan H. Wild and Harry Wohenberg.
Transfers to honorary retired list
Lieut.. Comdrs. James L. Freeborn and
John M. McNulty.
The Navy Department announced
that there appears to be misinter-
r1retatinn in some instances of the