The Washington times., 1929-11-08
ARMY III
ORDERS

Leave Of absence is granted: Major
Jesse L. Sinclair. General staff Corps,
nine days; Capt Richard o. Bassett,
ond Lieut.. John s. Mills (F. AZ, Air
Corps, extension Fl days.
Lieut.. Col j. Franklin Bell, Engi-
neer Corps headquarters Ninth Corps
area, Preside of San Francisco, Cal,
to be retired.
Major Dwight d, Eisenhower, infan-
try. to the Assistant Secretary of War
for duty in. his office
Major John Magruder, field artillery,
to the Fifth Field Artillery, with sta
tion at Fort Bragg. y. {.
Capt; Daniel B. cullinans, cavalry, airy
station at Fort Bliss Tex.
First Lieut. Richard T. Aldworth.
Air Corps, to the president of the
Army retiring board at headquarters
Eighth Corps area, Fort Sam Houston,
Tex, for examination.
First Lieut. William T.. Carraway,
infantry, to West Raleigh, N. C.
First Lieut.. John B. Reybold. Tenth
Cavalry. to the First Cavalry division.
with station at Fort Clark, Texas
First Lieut.. Clarence NJ. MepdenhalL
Jr., Sixty-first Coast Artillery to Ha-
wall.
Each of the following named officers
of the Coast Artillery Corps is relieved
from assignment to the organization
indicated after his name and from
further duty at Fort Winfield Scott.
Calf. to take effect at such time as
will enable him to comply with this
order, and will sail on the transport
scheduled to leave San Francisco, Calf,
Philippine Department Upon arrival
each officer will report to the COM
manding general for assignment to duty
with the Coast Artillery Corps. The
travel travel directed i n Is necessary sryo in the
First Lieut. John s. Crawford, Sixth
Coast Artillery, to Philippines; First
Lieut.. Joseph c. Kilbourne, sixty-third
Coast Artillery to Philippines; First
Lieut.. James F. Howell, jr., is assigned
to the First Sound Ranging Battery,
Fort Eustis. va,
Each of the following named Off
GERS of the Coast Artillery Corps is
relieved from assignment to the argani-
zation indicated after his name and
from further duty at the station speci-
will enable him to comply with this
order, and will proceed to New York
city and sail on or about May 2, 1880,
via Government transportation for the
Philippine Department. Upon arrival
each officer will report to the COM
manding general for assignment to duty
with the Coast Artillery Corps:
Capt. Leon D. Dennis. Seventh Coast
Capt. Richard C. Lowry, Ninth Coast
Artillery.
Capt. Riley e. McGarraugy, Twelfth,
Coast Artillery.
Capt. Douglas E.. Morrison, Sixty
second Coast Artillery.
First Lieut.. Leland S. Smith, Thir-
teenth Coast Artillery.
First Lieut.. Horace Speed, jr., First
Sound Ranging Battery.
Second Lieut.. Guy e. Thrams, Sew
enth Coast Artillery, to Philippines.
Major Edward w. Putney, to Ninth
Coast Artillery, Fort Banks Massachu-
setts
Capt Byron T. Ipoek, to Ninth Coast
First Lieut.. James B. Carroll, to
Twelfth Coast Artillery, Fort Monroe,
First Lieut.. John l. Hincke, to Twelfth
Coast Artillery, Fort Monroe. Va.
First Lieutenant James e. McGraw,
to Fifty-first Coast Artillery Fort
Eustis, Va
Second Lieutenant Clair NJ conzcl-
man, to Eleventh Coast Artillery. Fort
H. 6. Wright, New York.
Second Lieutenant William G. Devens,
to Fifty second Coast Artillery. Fort
Eustis, Va.
Second Lieutenant Robert A Howard,
| ir., Thtrty-eighth Infantry, to the Tanks,
Fort George G. Meade Nd.
Capt. Earl Almon, Infantry, to Alca-
traz( Calif) United States Disciplinary
Barracks, for duty.
First Lieutenant Clarence p Candy,
Dental Corps, to Fort H. G. Wright,
N Y, for duty.