Evening star., 1932-01-26
73ARMY OFFICERS
/ ARE ORDERED HERE
Detail viii Take Next Course
of Instruction at War
College.

Seventy-three Army officers now sta
toned elsewhere in the United States
and in foreign countries have been or
dered here to take the next course of
instruction at the Army War College,
beginning next August.
The list. by branches Of the service,
follows:
Infantry-Lieut Coils Walter S. Drys-
dale. Tientsin, China; Frederick w.
Manley, Fort Meade, Md, and Clyde R.
Abraham, Fort Mcpherson, Ga; Mats.
Raymond C. Barton, Fort Leavenworth,
Kans; Harrison c. Browne, Fort Doug
las, Utah: Harold r. Bull, Fort Ben
ming. Ga; Stephen J. Chamberlin, Fort
Mcpherson, Ga; Jens A. Doe, Fort Jay,
N. Y; Ziba l.. Drollinger, Fort Ben
Harrison, Ind; William F. Freehof,
Fort Benning, Ga; Harry F. HaZlett,
Fort Ben Harrison, Ind. Earl Landroth,
Fort LeaVenworth. Kans.; Wallace G.
Philoon, Fort Leavenworth Kans.;
Thompson Lawrence, Schof1eld Bar
racks, Hawaii; William G. Liyesay, Van
couver Barracks. Wash: Paul E. Pea
body. Maxwell Field, Ala; Frederick c.
Rogers, Fort Jay, N. Y; Edward c.
Rose, Fort Benning, Ca; Truman
Smith, Fort Benning, Ga. Richard K.
Sutherland, Fort Benning, Ca: Fred
l. Walker, Faribault. Mimi; James r.
N weaver Fort williams. Me: Carroll
A. Bagby. Fort Hayes, Ohio, and James
B. Ord, Paris France; Capts. Oscar B.
Abbott, Fort Sam Houston, Tex; James
C. Crockett, Quarry Heights Panama
Canal Zone; Francis NJ. Brennan, Fort
Meade Md: John r. Francis, Chicago,
Ill. and Nelson M. Walker, San Fran
cisco, Calf.
Cavalry-Lieut Cols. Donald A. Rob-
inson, Fort Huachuca. Ariz.; Charles l..
Scott. Fort Riley, Kans., and William
w west, IT., Fort Riley, Kans. Majs
Thoburn K. Brown. West Point, N. Y;
Harry D. Chamberlin. Fort ReSecranS;
Calf: John B. Coulter, Fort Bliss, Tex;
William NJ Grimes, War Department,
and Edward c. Mcclure, Fort Meade,
Nd
Field Artillery-Lieut. Cols. William
H DoddS. jr San Francisco. Calf, and
William r. Henry, Fort Meade, Md;
MajS Carlos Brewer Fort Sill, Okla;
Jacob L. DeVers, War Department;
Charles G. Helmick, Schofield Barracks,
Hawaii: Bernard R. Peyton, Fort Sam
Houston, Tex; Gecrge A. Follin, Fort
Sam Houston, Tex; Fay B. Prickett,
Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, and John
3. Wogan, Fort Davis, Panama Canal
Zone
Coast Artillery Corps-Lieut Col
George A. Wildrick, headquarters, 9Th
Corps, Chicago, Ill; Majs. James B.
Crawford, War Department; Bird S.
Dubois, Fort Sheridan, Ill; Harold F.
Nichols. Fort Leavenworth, Kans.; Ran
dolph T. Pendleton Manila, Philip
pines; Alden G. Strong. Fort Leaven-
worth. Kans., and Robert H. Van Volk-
enbergh, Fort Monroe, Va.
4.
drewS, War Department; Majs. Charles
T. Philips, Fort Leavenworth, Kans.,
and Percy E. VanNostrand, Maxwell
Field Ala; Capts. George c. Kenney,
Langley Field, Va, and David S. Sea-
ton, Maxwell Field, Montgomery, Ala.
Corps of Engineers-Lieut. Col Vir-
gil L. Peterson, War Department; Mas.
John H. Carruth, Fort Leavenworth,
Ksns.; Stuart c. Godfrey, Fort Leaven-
worth, Kans., and George ]. Richards,
Panama Canal Zone.
Signal Corps-Majs. Stewart w.
Stanley, Brooklyn, NJ Y and Cedric w.
Lewis, War Department.
Adjutant General Department-Maj.
Robert H. Dunlop, Baltimore, Md.
Quartermaster CorpS-Majs. Roy C.
L. Graham, Fort Leavenworth. Kans.,
and Henry D. F.. Munnikhuysen, In
dustrial College, washington, D. c., and
Capt. William F. Campbell. Fort Leav-
enwcrth, Kans.
Medical Corps-Majs. John A. Rogers,
Fort Sam Houston, Tex. and Herbert
w. Taylor, Carlisle Barracks, Pa.
Ordnance Department-Majs. Will
liam A. Borden, District Ordnance Of
fee, Cleveland, Ohio. and George w.
Graham, Savanna, III.
Chemical Warfare Service-Maj. Paul
x. English, War Department.