Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-05
ORDERS CHANGE
ARMY PERSONNEL
Nearly Fourscore Officers
Have Been Designated as
War College Students.

Nearly four score officers have been
designated as students at the Army
War College for the 1930-31 course. be-
ginning August 20. War Department
officials announced today.
Announcement also was made OF
wholesale shift of officers involving
changes in the personnel OF camps
throughout the country. 1t was re-
vealed that President Hoover had &C
cepted the resignation of Capt. John j:
Devery, jr., of the All Corps, stationed
at Boiling Field
Master Sergt. Frank Lanckton, HEAD
quarters Company, Munitions Building,
this city, and Master Sergt Santiago
Lloveras, 65th Infantry, Porto Rico,
have been placed on the retired list on
their own applications, each having
completed 80 years of active service.
War College Students.
Oficers designated as War College
students include:
Colonel--George B. COMFY, Cavalry
Lieutenant colonels-Ralph w. King
man, Torrey B. Maghee, Thomas G.
Musgraye. Infantry Alexander L. MIL
ton. Cavalry; Joseph H. Barnard, Field
ARTILLERY: Lloyd B. Magruder, Coast
ARTILLERY; Henry c. Jewett, Engineers;
w. 3. Hart. Medical Corps: Philip b.
Peyten. Infantry; r. P. Palmer, Ao-
iutant Gererals Department; Clarence
s. Ridley. Engineers; Thomas L. Crys :
tai Infantry: Louis A. Kunzig, 1nfan-
try; Bowers Davis, Infantry; E. r. w.
McCabe, Field Artillery, and A. W.
Gullion, Judge Advocate Generals De-
partment.
Olsmith. Herbert NJ. Pool and II. n.
slaughter, Infantry; John F. Davis ana
John Millikin, Cavalry: Walter c. Pot
ter. Field Artillery; Taylor E. Darby
Medical Corps; Haig Shekerjian, Chem
ical Warfare Service; Clarence L. Stur-
deyant. Engineers; Henry A. Bootz,
Henry B. Cheadle, Allen Fletcher, B.
G. Lockwood, jr., H. E. Marshburn, J.
M. More, E. F. Reinhardt, W. Il.
Schmidt, Carl H. Seals, M. w. Sullivan
and S. l.. Weld, Infantry; J. P. Ale
shire, J. w. Heard and r. D. New
man. Cavalry; Leon r. Cole. r. D.
johnson. H. L. C. Jones, H. E. Mari
and Isaac Spalding, Field Artillery;
Richard Donovan, T. H. Jones, z. A.
Mountford and E. N woodbury., Coast
Artillery: James E. CLANCY, j. E. F1ckel
Walter H. Frank and Hugh j. Knerr.
Air Corps; Louis B. Bender. Signal
Corps; George D. Murphy, Quartermas-
ter Corps: Henry S. Aurand, Ordnance
Department; Carl Halla, Finance de-
partment; C. p. Stearns and ]. G.. F.
Tillson. jr.. Cavalry: Herbert II; acne Acne.
son, Coast Artillery; Charles D. Daily,
Field Artillery; G.. w. yesterday and
z. A. Stockton, jr., Coast Artillery; John
Magruder, Field Artillery; Claude B.
Thummel, Ordnance; M. c. Shallen-
berger and John w. Lang, Infantry,
<. w, Putney, Coast Artillery; j. L.
Balls, Medical Corps; L. T. Gerow. In
fantry; Hammer Huston, Signal Corps;
r. E. McQuilin, Cavalry; Edward Mont
gomery, Chemical Warfare, and II. +.
Walsh, Quartermaster Corps.
Other Assignments.
other assignments are as follows:
Col. w. j.. l.. Lyster, Medical Corps, az
Boston, to the General Hospital at Hot
Springs, Ark: Lieut.. Col Richard H.
Williams, Coast Artillery, has been
transferred from the War Department
TO Hawaii; Lieut. Col. Robert McC.
Beck, jr., and Lieut.. Col Frank Keller.
Cavalry, at Fort Leavenworth, Kans i,
have been ordered to Fort Oglethorpe,
Ga. and Fort Bliss, Tex, respectively;
Lieut.. Col. William T. Carpenter, Coast
Artillery, from Fort Leavenworth to
Fort TOtten, N. Y; Mai. Patrick j.
Hurley. Infantry, from Worcester, Mass,
to Fort Leayenworth; Mai. William d.
Geary. Field Artillery, from Fort
: Leavenworth to Salt Lake City. Utah;
Mai. John H. Statesman, Infantry, from
Fort Leavenworth TO Fort George G.
Meade, Md: Lieut. Col James NJ.
Churchill, Infantry, from Fort Leaven-
worth to Fort Benning, Ca; Mai. John
r. Curry, Air Corps, from Fort Leaven-
worth to Langley Field, Va: Mai. Casey
H Hayes, Field Artillery, from Hawaii
to Fort Lewis, Wash; Maj. Harold
C. Mandell, Cavalry, from Fort