Evening star., 1932-08-22
ARMY ORDERS

Mai. Matthew A. Palen. Infantry.
from Fort Slocum. N. Y. August 26; to
Los Angeles for duty at Loyola High
School.
Maj. Charles w. Dyer. Infantry, from
Fort Francis E. Warren, Wyo.; to
Headquarters, 9th Corps Area, Ogden,
Utah.
Capt. George H. Shea, Cavalry. from
Presidio Of Monterey Calf; to Los
Angeles for duty with high schools.
Capt. William E. Kneass Field
Artillery, Fitzsimmons General Hospital,
Denver, will go before retiring board
for examination.
Col Herbert Gibner, Medical Corps.
from Letterman General Hospital. San
Francisco: to Hawaii, sailing January s.
Maj. Charles G Sinclair, Medical
Corps, from I'd Corps Area labora-
tory, New York; to Hawaii, sailing De-
cember 13.
Col. Jay w. Grissinger, Medical
Corps, from Hawaii to Fort Bragg,
N. c.
Mai. Elmer S. Tenney, Medical Corps,
from Hawaii; to I'd Corps Area labora-
tory, New York.
Lieut., Miles M. Dawson, Engineers,
from Philippine Department; TO Fort
Knox, KY.
Lieut.. Frank C. Meade, Signal Corps,
from University of Wisconsin,; to Yale
, University for course in communlca-
ton engineering.
Each of the following Field Artillery
officers now stationed in Hawaii Is de-
tailed as follows: Capt. Winfield S.
Robertson to Madison Barracks, N. Y;
Lieut.. Eric S. Moliter to Madison Bar
racks, N. Y: Lieut.. John D. F. Phillips
and Lieut.. Richard D. wentworth 10
Fort Sill Okla.
officers will sail December 13 from New
York for Hawaiian duty: Lieut.. Charles
D. Daniel, Fort Hoyle, Md. and Lieut..
Harry H. Godfrey, Fort Smelling, MINI.
Lieut.. Wendall p. Trower, Engineers,
from Los Angeles district, September !;
to duty with South Dakota National
Guard. with station at Rapid City.
Lieut.. Arthur H. CorlisS, Medical
Corps, from Fort Bliss, Tex; to Barks-
dale Field, La.
Lieut.. Warren C. Rutter, Coast
Artillery, from recruiting duty at Den
yer; to troop duty at Fort Mcclellan,
Ala.
Lieut.. Benjamin Stern and Lieut..
Thomas j. Cody. Signal Corps; detailed
to Rutgers University, New Brunswick,
N. j., Tor duty.
Lieut.. Marion Van Worst, Signal
Corps, from Fort Monmouth, N. j.; to
Yale University for course IN COM
munication engineering.
Second Lieut.. Chester E. Margrave,
Field Artillery, promoted to first lieu
| tenant; First Lieutenants Verne c. Hill
and Elmer W. Young, Veterinary Corps,
promoted to captains.
Cha1tOy1 Medical
Corps, from Camp Stephen D. Little,
Ariz.; to U. S. Soldiers Home, Wash
| ington, for duty, sailing from San
| Francisco September 10.
Lieut.. Col. william r. McCleary,
Coast Artillery, from duty with Mis-
souri, National Guard, Carthage, MO,
September 30; to Fort Worden, Wash.
Maj. Fielding T. Robson, Medical
Corps, Fort Slocum, N. Y, will await
retirement on August 81.
Col. william A. Castle, Infantry, Fort
Sam Houston, Tex, will report to re-
firing board for examination.
Capt. Furman w. Hardee, Infantry,
from North Carolina recruiting district;
to Gordon Institute, Barnesville, Ga,
| for r. o. T. c. duty.
Lieut.. Sam Purswell, Infantry. from
, recruiting duty, Columbia, S. c.; to
ACduCuly VI Is1NLAlOAAo OOeA4SS' ~NN
gusta, Ga, for r. o. T. c. outy.
Maj Douglas L. Weart, Engineers,
from duty as district engineer, Savan-
| nah, Ca; to Vicksburg, Miss, for duty
with Mississippi River Commission.
Maj. Arnold M. Reeve, Quartermaster
| Corps, from Jeffersonville, Ind, depot;
| to Bowman Field, KY.
Lieut.. Col. Thomas w. Gimperling,
! Infantry, from Fort Williams, Md; to
Michigan National Guard as instructor
| with station at Lansing.
Lieut.. Elyin H. Burger Infantry, from
Fort Benning, Ca; to Infantry Schoo!
as student.
Lieut.. Alonzo v. Thorpe, Finance
Department, from Fort Thomas, KY;
to Fort Hayes, Ohio.
| Mai. James E. Haskell, Signal Corps
from Fort Monmouth N. j.; to Chicago
for duty with Organized Reserves.
Lieut.. Col. Stanley L. James, sigma,
Corps, from Chicago quartermaster
depot, September l; to University of
Illinois for R. o. T. C. duty.
Lieut.. James A. Murphy, Infantry
| from Panama Canal Department.; to
Ford Wadsworth, N. Y.
Lieut.. William j. T. Yancey, Infantry.
from Panama Canal Department; to
Fort Sam Houston, Tex.
Lieut.. Ralph Pulsifer. Infantry, from
Fort Benning, Ca: to Panama Canal
| Department, sailing November 10.
Capt. Roy L. Schuyler, Infantry, from