Evening star., 1932-06-24
ARMY WAR COLLEGE.
CLASS GRADUATED.
List of 81 Officers From 3
Branches Includes 27
WaShingtonians.

Twenty-seven Washingtonians were
included In the list of "a officers from
the three branches of the service who
were graduated this morning in the
Army War College 26th class.
The men and the stations to which
they are assigned follow:
Col. Thomas Holcomb. u. S. M. C.,
Marine Headquarters here; Lieut.. Coils.
Frederick M. Barrows Army War Col
lege: Earl BTiscoe, War Department;
Randolph Coyle, Marine Headquarters;
William w. Gordon, Fort Bliss, Tex;
,John T. kennedy. War Department;
Garfield L. Mckinney, Carlisle Bar
racks, Pa; Charles L. Mitchell, Militia
Bureau here. Carl C. Oekes, War De-
partment. and Charles F. Severson, War
Department.
Majs. Wilfrid M Blunt, Chief of Cav
alry's Office; James L Bradley, Command
and General Staff School; Bradford G..
Chynoweth, War Department; Daniel
A. Connor, University of Florida: How
ell M. Estes, War Department; Shepler
w Fitz Gerald, Rockwell Field. Calf;
John w Foos, Fort Benning. Ga; Les
ter S. Hill, jr., Command and General
Staff School: Thurston Hughes, Adju-
tant Generals Office; Albert M. Jones,
der, Naval War College; Paul w. New
garden, Chief of Infantry's Office;
Charles K. Nulsen, War Department;
Frank L. Purdon, War Department;
Frank K. Ross, Chief of Field Artll-
lery's Office; Guy l. Rowe, War Depart
ment, and Claude M. Thiele, War De-
partment.
other graduates follow:
Capts. Douglas L. Howard N. S: N,
Annapolis, and Ralph A. Koch, U. S.
NJ Fairbury, Nebr.; Coils. Kerr T. Riggs,
Cynthiana, KY; PRESLEY M. Rixey Cul-
peper, Va, and Selwyn D. Smith, Ad-
iutant Generals Office; Capt. Adol-
phus Station, u S. N. Tarbora, N. C.;
Lieut.. Coils Charles H. Bonesteel, Fort
Benning, Ca; James H. Cunningham,
Gloucester, Mass, and Ambrose r.
Emery, Bloomfield, Ind; Comdr. Ed
ward J. Foy, Little Rock, Ark; Lieut.
Col. Bernard Lentz, Theresa, Wise;
Comdr. William T. Madison, Nashville,
Tenn; Lieut. Coils. Joseph o. Maui
borgne, San Francisco; Thomas A.
Terry, Abbeville, Ala. and Robert S.
Thomas, Brownsville, Tenn; MajS. Roy
S. Atwood, LeRaySville, Pa: John j.
Bohn. Aurora Hills, va; Follett Brad
ley, Newport, r. l.; Gilbert R. Cook.
Texarkana, Ark; Harry B. Crea, De-
catur. Ill: John E. Greed, Rutland,
vt; Albert S. Dabney. Cadiz, KY;
Charles P. Gross, Brooklyn, N. Y;
Felix E. Gross, Brooklyn, N. Y; Wade
H Haislip, Staunton. Va; John E.
Hatch. Liberty, Me. Thomas j. Hayes,
Ironton, Ohio; James r. Hill, Portland,
Greg; Harry c. Ingles. Lincoln. Nebr.;
Robert Joerg, jr., Columbus, Ga; John
C. H. Lee, Junction City, Kans.; John
P. Lucas, Charles Town. w. Va;
Thomas H. Monroe, Eureka, Calf;
Alexander M. Patch. jr., United States
Army; George S. Patton. jr., San Ga
briel, Calf; Albert S. Peake, San Ber-
nardino, Calf. Woodell A. Pickering,
San Diego, Calf; Roland w. Pinger,
Berkeley, Calf; John T. Rhett, Spar
tanburg, S. c.; Casper B. Rucker,
Brunswick, Mo-. John E. Sloan. Green
vile, S. c.; Basil D. Spalding, A. G. O.:
Charles M. Steese, Mount Holly Springs,
Ark; Herbert E. Taylor, A. G. O.;
Clesen J. Tenney, Plymouth, N. H.;
Henry Terrell. jr., San Antonio, Tex;
william F. Fompkins, Richmond Va;
Frederick E. Uhl. Allentown, Pa; Sum-
ner Waite, Portland, Me-; Edward c.
Wellington, Vineland. N. j.; John j.
Waterman, A.-G. o.; william r. White,
Portsmouth, Va; Horace L. Whitaker,
Boston, Mass; Durward S. Wilson,
Greenville. N. c.; Charles K. Wing,
Darlington, D. Max, and Roscoe B.
Woodruff, U. S. A.