Evening star., 1935-12-22

Mate Morton, and Radioman Cole.
The transport carried the following
passengers: Lieut.. Comdr Kennedy,
M M. Boyles, c. W. Boyles, Bards-
ley and IL others. Lieut.. Wagner
piloted the amphibian RD-3. He had
four passengers and a regular Navy
crew consisting of Chief Aviation Pi-
lot Wrznish, Aviation Machinist's
Mate Guyer and Chief Radioman San
differ.
The observation planes, OJ-2s, were
piloted by Lieut.. (Junior Grade J.
w. Johnson, U. S. Navy; Lieut. Klak,
U. S. Naval Reserve; Lieut.. Lucas,
U. S. Naval Reserve, and Ensign Dali
ton, U. S. Naval Reserve. and four
passengers, including Ensign Lamar
and Lieut.. Blackiston.
The Naval Aviation Reserve Divi-
sion drill. and flies every other Satur-
day afternoon and Sunday morning.
Lieut.. Comdr. Rounds will receive ap-
plications for enlisted positions in the
division.
Owing to the sizable increase in the
Communications Reserve Division, it
was announced, it is again necessary
to start the regular classes in code,
procedure. theory and materiel. These
classes will be conducted by Ensign
Redington, with the assistance Of
Radioman Second Class H. Metz,
and will be as follows:
First and thiro Thursday evenings
will be devoted to code and procedure,
and the second and fourth Thursday
evenings to theory and materiel.
Scores for October "over the air"
contacts have been received from the
Navy Department, it was announced,
and the District of Columbia fell back
three-t -tenths Of a point which put the
local Communications Division in
third place among the units through
out the country.
1t was pointed out by Lieut. J. H.
Nicholson, commanding this division,
that as the top four districts in the
competition are practically within one
point Of each other the first place is
still any districts goal. He added
that, if the same percentage Of con-
facts as was obtained last week is
retained for the current month, the
chances Of the local outfit getting
first place is very good.
The following changes in personnel
were announced by the Navy Depart
ment:
Honorary retired list - Lieut..
Comdrs. Jesse o. Arkebauer, Charles
Behounek, John c. Dean and Francis
NJ. McCausland; Lieut.. Kavanaugh c.
Downey, Gunner Robert j. Morley
and Lieut.. Comdrs. Leander H. Porter,
Thomas P. Quinn and William L.
Walker.
Discharges-Lieut. q. g. Claude
c. Barlow, Aviation Cadet Francis x.
Bride, Lieut.. Arthur E. Buck, Lieut..
q. G. William B. Campbell. Avia-
ton Cadet Thomas r. Fonick, En-.
sign johannes L. NJ Froberg, Lieut..
q. g. Cameron J. Gadsby, Lieut..
Comdr. Nathan c. Johnson, Aviation
Cadet Harold H. Jones, Ensign John
M. Lesner, Ensign Eugene F. Lind
say, Ensign Alfred B. McChesney, En-
sign Winfield H. McKown, Lieut..
q. g. George NJ. OFT, Lieut.. q. G)
William S. Smith and Ensign Sanual
Van Culin.
ReSignations-Ensign John A. An
derson. Ensign John D. Bading, En-
sign Albert w. Bainbridge, Ensign
Charles H. Baltze, Ensign Harald Bill,
Ensign Ferdinand Bishop, Ensign
tor Cercell, Ensign William c. Coul-
bourn, Chief Machinist Robert T.
Cupples, Ensign Jack B. Dawley. En-
sign Melbourne c. Driscoll, Ensign
Calvin Y. Dyer. Lieut.. q. g. Robert
A Elliott, Ensign Robert E. Ewers,
Lieut.. Comdr. Henry L. Franklin,
Lieut.. Walter H. Graf, Ensign Loren
Grinstead, Ensign William H. Haeuser,
jr; Ensign William N. Hileads, En-
sign Truman S. Hinkle, Ensign John
c. Hit, Lieut.. 81. g. Valmer T.
Hoohne, Ensign Edward L. Holz, En-
sign Jules j. Jordy, Ensign Herman
Jorgensen, Ensign Samuel S. La
BouiSse, Lieut.. Clyde NJ. Longstreth,
Ensign Harry c. Lord, Lieut.. Comdr.
Almy Cofran Maynard, Ensign Robert
Alan McGill, Ensign j. NJ. AIikkelson,
Ensign George A. McKusick, Ensign
James L. Mueller, Ensign Harold Dyer
Num-. Lieut.. Ralph w. Scott, Lieut..
Comdr William c. D. Thompson and
Ensign Frederick A. Weiss, jr.
The following promotions have been
ordered in the local battalion:
Herman L. SchmuloVitz from sea.
man, first class, to quartermaster,
third class, I'd Fleet Division; Edward
A. Wagner, machinist's mate, second
class. to water tender, first class,
I'd Fleet Division; Stanley NJ. Whalen.
apprentice seaman to fireman, third
class, 1st Fleet Division; Willis r.
Moore, apprentice seaman to seaman,
second class, I'd Fleet Division; Will
liam A. Murray, signalman, third TO
second class, Sd Fleet Division; Rob-
ert E. Ross, seaman, first class, to
coxSwain, Sd Fleet Division; Robert
E. Ross, seaman, first class, to cox
swain, I'd Fleet Division; Charles A.
SampSell, jr., apprentice seaman to
seaman, second class, I'd Fleet Di-
vision; N. G. Schreiner, seaman, Sec
ond to first class, Sd Fleet Division.