The Washington times., 1929-06-20

MAJ, Gen. William C. Rivers the In.
'OWSS Wsi Cen. Richmond P, Davis, retired
Decsmber 20. 1929, after mora enAh -
years service.
Col Ephrairn q. Psyton. cetalea S e
,,str,,ctop Of National Guard. Thirtisth
Division, Atlanta.
coI ernest L Ruffner, Major Henry
r, Miohie 1r.. Cant. Elmer n. Ipmon'
10 examine applicants for commlsslon y
IN Medical Department at Fort Houston'
Lieut.. James w Freeman. ordnancs
Department, to Charlestoh Ou"@"es
Depot. Charleston, 3. c.
First Iieutenant Russell J. Minty. to
wright Field, Ohio; First Lieutena nt
Carlyle n. Ridenour. to wright EIeio'
ohio: First Lieutenant John M. WeikerI
to Chanute Field, Illinois; Second Lieu-
tenant Norme ID. Frost TO Marcn y. rIsiu. s.e.
California; Second Lieutenant clarence
s. Thorpe, to March Field, California.
order detailing First Lieutenant George
II Moiony, Infantry, at the University
Of South Dakota, Vermilion, ,. Dak.' 10
take effect upon completion OF MS pres
ent tour Of forsiEn service. Is revoked.
Second Lieutenant stephen George Nc
Entry. Air Corps Reserve. to active
duty. effective June 2S, Maxwell Field,
Montgomery. Ala. -
The following officers medical corps
reserve to active duty. July q. Carlisle
Barracks Pennsylvania: Lieut.. Col. Erin
Erwin Spting Anderson, 3. Car: Lieut..
First Lieutenant. Mark Harry Joress,
WASHINGTON Avenue, Chelsea, Mass. |.
First lieutenant Thomas Mcgowan
Logan. e. Washington Lane. German
town. Philadelphia, Pa.
The following officers Of the sani-
tary corps reserve ordered to active
duty, JAiy I, Carlisle Barracks. medi-
cal field service school: Major Floyd
Earle Chidester. Major William An
drew Hardenbergh. Major Clyde hoss
Capt. Howard Franklin Bronson. Capt.
Austin Ralph Middleton, Capt Frederick
Christopher Mortensen. Capt. jeffrey
Franklin Stanback. Capt. Louis tyrii
Martin Halvor Knutsen, Lieut.. August
Sauer Second Lieutenant Floyd Sh-
more Browne. Second Lieutenant Ber-
nard Franklin Hatch.
Lieut.. Harry NJ. Roper sixteenth
! Field Artillery. to SAIL November q"
w warrant officer crandsn NJ. Creigh-
! ton to duty at the Headquarters Fourth
Coast Artillery district Fort MePhef-
son. Georgia, about August ]:
First Lieut.. Harold F. Handy, field
artillery. to Sail about October 10 Tor
First Lieut.. Easom J. Bond. infantry;
list to the Headquarters Company,
Capt. James Alexander Reid, Ord
! nance Department Reserve, to active
duty; duty; ,.,ISIy JSly ,. :; Frankf0rd Arsenal
Major James Brayshaw Arthur, Ord
nance Department Reserve. to active
duty. July IS, Aberdeen Proving
second Lieut.. Terrell Aston Busby,
Ordnance Department Reserve, to active
duty, July Z, Fort Benning. Georgia.
Major Marvin Cappet, Medical Corps
Reserve, to active duty August is, 1929
Lieut.. Col. Frank MaIoney, Inf Re-
serve, to active duty August IT, to
Camp Perry, Ohio.
Following reserve officers to active
Major Howard Lee Harker. Major Henry
Neal Marsh, Lieut. James Henry Wind
sor, 1854 Newton St, Washington, DC. /;
Second Lieut. James Carlton Talcott, to
Camp Perry.
Transfer Of Capt. Dover Bell. Field
Artillery. to the ouartermaster Corps,
June 10. with rank from July l. 1920
Is announced.
John Ogden Gilgore. Infantry. accepted
by the President.
Capt Francis e. weatherby. Medical
Corps, detailed as member Of the
board of officers to meet at Fort Sill.
Okla.
Second Lieut.. Arthur A. q. Kirch-
hoff. Air Corps, relieved from present
duties at Fort Sam Houston. Texas.
and detailed as student at Cornell
University, Ithaca, n. Y.
FIRST Lieut.. Henry C. Hine. ir.. Cav
airy. In relieved from assignment with
Fifth Cavalry. Fort Clark. Texas, will
proceed to Fort Monmouth. n. J.
Leave of absence granted the follow
Major Allen W. Gullion. Judge Advo-
cate Generals Department. Is days;
Major John P. Fletcher, Medical Corps.
one month: Major John B. Anderson.
General staff Corps. one month and Is
days: Capt. Leslie w. Brown. Infantry,
two month; Major Roger Taylor. Ord
nance Department, one month; Major
Livingston Watrous, Adiutant Generals
Department. six days; Major John Nc
Ciintock. QuarterInaster Corps, one
month and Is days: Major Sloan Doak.
Cavalry. two months and 10 days;
Major Kramer Thomas. Cavalry. two
months, and First Lisut. Eugene L.
Harrison. Cavalry. two months.
First Lieut.. Robert Moore Allott'
Medical Corps Reserve. TO active duty.
July 1. Fitzsimons General Hospital
first Lieut.. Clyde Forest Browning
Medical Corps Reserve, TO active duty
July /. Letterman General Hospital. San
First Lieut.. william Smith George,
Medical Corps Reserve, to active duty
July 1. Fort Sam Houston. Texas. sta
'G@ First Lieut.. George Dewey Newton,
Medical Corps Reserve. to active duty
July l. to Army Medical Center. Walter
Reed General Hospital.
Infantry to sail about November II for
second Lieut.. Ray Hubert Boudreaux,
Air Corps Reserve. will revert to In
Capt. Herbert Baldwin. Finance De-
partment. Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
will proceed to the Army and Navy
General Hospital, Hot Spring National
Park. Arkansas. and report for treat
second Lieut. Lloyd Robert Macadam.
Ordnance Department Reserve, to active
duty, effective July IS, Aberdeen
Proving Ground Maryland.
First Lieut.. Spencer Allen Collofn IT.,
Medical Corps Reserve, to active duty
July /, Fort Sam Houston. Texas.
First Lieut. Albert Henry schwichten-
berg, Medical Corps Reserve, to active
duty, July 1, San Francisco, Calf.
First Lieut.. George Brcnaugh Ewing,
Medical Reserve, to active duty, July l,
Denver, Colo.
Lieut.. Charles Lewis Baird and Lieut.
Samuel Leonard Cooke to active duty
at Walter Reed Hospital, July /.
Capt Albert Bowen. MedicaI Corps,
to Fitzsimmons General Hos spital, Denver.
These medical reserve officers, Lieut.
James Hedges Forsee. Lieut.. Walter
man Johnston. to Fitzsimmons Hospital,
Denver. for duty July /.
Lieut.. John Edward Pluenneke to
active duty. July /. to station hospital,
Fort Sam Houston. Tex.
The following officers of the Medical
Corps Reserve to active duty July /.
Washington, d. G.: Lieut.. Wendell
Axline Weller. Midland Ave, Column
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