Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-07
Naval Reserve Enthused
Over Plans for Armory
Steps to Have Details Drawn Follow Ap-
proval of Project by Secretary
of Navv
of Navy.


U. S. N, has been ordered from duty
on the U. S. S. Nevada to duty as
officer in charge, Naval Reserve Edu-
cational Center, New Orleans, La.
Comdr. Charles E. Reordan, U.S.N,
has been ordered from duty at the
Naval War College, Newport, r. l.,
to duty as officer in charge, Naval
Reserve Educational Center, San
Francisco.
Lieut.. Ralph E. Hanson, q. s. N,
relieved Lieut.. E. D. Graves, jr.,
U. S. NJ, as officer in charge, Naval
Reserve Educational Center, Bureau
of Navigation, Navy Department.
Lieut.. q. CD John Bailey, U. S. N,
relieved Lieut.. q. g. r. r. Ransom,
U. S. N, as assistant to the officer
in charge, Naval Reserve Educational
Center, Bureau of Navigation, Navy
Department.
The Navy Department has called
attention TO the fact that requests
from enlisted personnel for CORE
Spondence courses should contain an
Endorsement from commanding Of
f1cers as to whether or not the man
is prospective officer material. The
Bureau of Navigation gives these
courses in cases of men who probably
will in short time prepare for COM
mission.
Attention also is called to the fact
that the Naval War College has avail
able for issue to officers of the Naval
Reserve correspondence courses in in
ternational law and strategy and tao
tics.
During the month of April, 1t was
announced, total of 202 courses were
completed by officers in all districts.
said to be an unusually large number.
The Government Printing Office
has informed the Bureau of Naviga-
ton that the stock of 1888 Nautical
AlmanacS is fast diminishing. There
will be no reprint of this edition. The
bureau announces that it would ap-
preciate having officers return to the
educational centers all the 1888
Nautical AlmanacS for which they
have no further use. These books will
be used for reissue in connection
with the navigation "A" courses.
The chief of naval operations has
invited attention Of all naval per-
sonnet to provisions of the naval reg
ulatlons and naval general orders,
and particularly to Naval Reserve
personnel who may be called to active
service for brief periods, concerning
the publication of articles about the
service.
THE chief of naval operations,
through the Office of naval intelN-
gence," says the chief of naval opera
tons letter, will, upon written re-
quest, review the manuscript of any
article on professional subjects which
may contain matter upon which the
author desires advice as to suitability
for publication under existing policies
and regulations, provided that such
manuscript shall be submitted to the
chief of naval operations prior to sub
hitting it to the publishers.
THE foregoing order shall not be
construed as in any way altering
article lib. Navy Regulations, 1920.
nor restricting the privilege accorded
to naval personnel by general orders
No As of publishing articles on pro-
fessional subjects at their own discre-
ton and on their own responsibility.
A selection board convened by the
Secretary of the Navy on May /, 1885.
it was just announced. selected the
below-named officers of the Naval Re
serve for promotion to the next higher
grade to fill existing and future va
cancieS:
For promotion to captain-Comdrs.
Theodore Nelson and Marion Eppley.
For promotion to commander
Lieut.. Comdr. Albert Swenson, Jasper
Thomas Kane and Robert F. Gross.
Comdr. Nelson commands the LIST
Battalion of New York Naval Re
serves. Comdr. Eppley resides at
Newport, R. l., but is not attached to
unit. Lieut.. Comdr. SwenSon is in
structor in navigation, seamanship
pilotage, etc, to the 7th Reserve Dis
trict. at Duluth, MINI. Lieut.. Comdr.
Kane commands the I'd Battalion, New
York Reserves. Lieut.. Gross COM
mands the I'd Battalion in the 18th
Reserve District, at Los Angeles, Calf