Evening star., 1932-11-04
ARMY ORDERS

Capt. Herbert L. Merritt, Philippine
Scouts, will be placed on the retired list
OF the Army November 80 on his own
application after more than 80 years
service.
Maj. Paul E. McNabb, Medical Corps,
detached Army Medical Museum here,
to the Philippine Department, sailing
from New York January 10.
Lieut.. Robert K. Haskell, Field Artil-
lery, is detailed in the Ordnance De-
partment, effective November g. He is
relieved from assignment to the Fifth
Field Artillery, Madison Barracks, N. Y,
and will report to the WatertoWn Arse
nal, Mass, for duty.
Orders directing Lieut.. Herbert H.
Harris, Infantry, Fort George G.. Meade,
Md, to sail from New York January IL
for Philippine Department are revoked.
Lieut.. Theodore r. Kimpton Infantry,
detached Fort Wayne, Mich, to Philip
pine Department, sailing from New York
January -.
Lieut. Bryant L. Boatner, Air Corps,
detached Selfridge Field, Mich, to
Hawaii, Hawaiian Department, sailing
from New York February g.
Each Of the following Air Corps off,
GERS Is relieved from the station ap-
pearing after his name and assigned
~ IIlc IlullppulC OcpdI IIIleIll, sailing
February 10: Lieut.. Narcisse L. Cote,
Brooks Field, Tex, and Lieut.. Gerald
Hoyle, Rockwell Field, Calf.
Capt. Aston B. Ames, Quartermaster
Corps, detached from duty as assistant
to the quartermaster at Fort George G.
Meade, effective upon the arrival of his
successor, Capt. Fred w. Fallin, and
then will proceed to Fort Riley, Kans.
Capt. Herbert B. Laux, Infantry, de-
tached from recruiting duty, Syracuse,
N. Y, December l, and assigned to 28th
Infantry, Fort Niagara, N. Y.
Maj. Rem Lawrence, Cavalry, de-
tached Fort Riley, Kans., to recruiting
duty at Newark, N. j.
Lieut.. Henry K. Williams, jr., Coast
Artillery, Letterman General Hospital,
San Francisco will report to retiring
board for examination.
The promotion of each of the follow
ing officers to the next grade above his
present rank is announced:
Judge Advocate Generals Depart
ment-Lieut. Col. Joseph I. McMullen,
Maj Charles H. Mcdonald and Maj.
Charles R. Williams.
Quartermaster Corps-First Lieuts
John B. Franks, Orville E. Davis, John
T. Mckay and Martin o. Cahill.
Engineer Corps-Maj. Eugene Rey-
bold, First Lieut.. Homer B. Petit, Sec
ond Leuts. Hans w. Holmer and Har
old A. Kurstedtt.
Signal Corps-Capt. James A Cole
jr.; First Lieuts. Percival A. Wakeman
and Floyd I Gillespie.
Cavalry-Capts. Lewis LeR. Martin,
William K. Harrison, jr.; Ernest N
Harman and First Lieut.. Charles H
Martin.
Field Artillery-Lieut Col. William H
Peek, Majs. Edward P. King, jr.; Ken
meth S. Perkins, Robert G. KirkWood
and Harold E. Mari. Capts. John A.
Stewart, Joseph S. Ttate and Arthur M
Harper, First LieutS. John j. Turner
Herman ]. Crigger, Herbert L. Berry
Robert o. Montgomery and Stephen E
Bullock.
Coast Artillery Corps-Capts. William
Sackville, Leroy H. Lohmann and Chris
tian G. FoltZ, First Lieut.. James L.
Hogan and Second Lieuts. Paul A
Jacard, Paul B. Nelson and John E
Mortimer.
Infantry-Lieut Coils George w. Har-
ris, Pat M. Stevens and John j. Fulmer
Maj Martin C. Shellenberger. Capts
Francis G. Bonham, Norman D. Gotta
Robert B Benson and Carleton Coul-
ter, jr; First Lieuts. Leroy w. Yard
borough, Richard P. Stone, James N
Ancrum, William w. Brier, jr.; John l.
McElroy, Hal c. Bush, William H
Speidel, Horace N Gibson, Sidney F.
Wharton Dayton L. Robinson. Second
Lieuts. James B. Colson, William H
Brunke, Thomas B. Harper, James D
O'Brien and Robert B. McCleave.
Air Corps-Lieut Col. John H. How
ard, Maj. John H. Pirie, Second Leuts
Clinton w. Davies, Reuben Kyle, jr.;
Harvey F. Dyer, Earl c. Robbins, A. j
Kerwin Malone. Russell Keillor, Marx
D. S. Steensen. Ernest H. Lawson, John
E. Bodle William H. Doolittle, Russell
Scott. Burton NJ Hovey. jr.: Richard
E. Cobb, Dale D. Fisher, Henry W. Dorr
Irwin A. Woodring, Carlisle I. Ferris