Evening star., 1933-04-16
Army and Navy News

| Army.
An even score Of Regular Army ON
| GERS. all of whom are on duty in the
various activities of the War Depart
ment here, will remain in Washington
another year for the purpose of under
going the 1s33-34 course at the Army
War College. Seven Of this group OF
struction at the Army Industrial College
in June. This group includes Majs
Philip r. Faymonville and James Kirk
Ordnance Department; Allen r. Kimban
| and Russell A. Osmun, Quartermaster
! Corps; Otis K Sadtler. S. c.. and Roy
M Jones and Capt. Arthur w. Brock,
jr., both Air Corps officers.
The remaining officers from Wash
ington. who will take the course with
their present War Department duty in
dicated. incluoe Lieut.. Coils Earl Nc
Secretary of War; John H. Pirie, A. c.,
office Of the chief Of Air Corps; James
A. Ulio. A. G. D., Office of the adjutant
general, and Ulysses s. Grant. Sd, Di-
rector Of Public Buildings and Public
Parks Of the National Capital.
| Majors taking this instruction include
Robert H. Duenner. Medical Corps. Of
| flee Of the Assistant Secretary Of War;
Leslie MecDill, Office chief Of Air Corps;
" DilSLdIu dIlo w.
| Strong. both Cavalry. office OF the chief
Of calvary: George F. Moore, c. A. c.,
office of the chief of Coast Artillery;
Russell L. Maxwell, o. D.. ofiice OF the
| chief of ordnance; Herbert D. Porter
field, Medical Corps, ofice Of the sur
geon general; Ralph Royce. A. c., ONCE
Of the chief Of staff, and Capt Francis
v. FftSGerald, @. NJ c.. Office Of the
quartermaster general.
Nearly a score of Army officers who
are now performing duty in Washing
ton at the War Department will become
student officers at the Army Industrial
College for the 1933-34 course. Actual
instruction will begin about September
l. These Officers. with their present
| duty indicated. include Lieut.. Col. Sum-
! ner M. Williams, @. NJ. c., instructor at
the college; Lieut.. Col. William W.
West. jr.. Cavalry. Army War College
Mais. RAYMOND @. Moses, c. E.,
sion; Hugh C. Minton. O. D., office
chief of ordnance; Thomas r. McCar-
ley and William K. Turner. both Med
ical Corps, ONCE Of surgeon general Of
the Army; William w. Dick. A. G. D..
Office Of the adjutant general, ana
Walter g. Kilner once of the A.
sistant Secretary of War.
Capts. william H. Joiner, o. D., Of
flee of the chief Of ordnance; Eugene
M. Foster. F. D.. office Of the chief OF
finance; Robert Robinson, 8. C., ONCE
Of the chief signal oficer; Frank W.
Gano. c. E., office of the chief Of en-
gineers: Matthew H. Jones, @. M. c.,
Office of the Assistant Secretary of War,
and Allen F. Grufn. o. d. office of
the chief of the Militia Bureau.
First Lieuts. Eugene " Elder, s. C.,
Office Of the chief signal officer: Ernest
M. Brannon, infantry. ofiice Of Judge
| advocate general. and PatricksF. Craig.
c. w. s., who is on duty In the Militia
Bureau.
Navy.
A number Of officers Of the rank
! Of commander and lieutenant COM
mander will be detached from their
present duties ON June and will pro-
ceed to Washington, where they will
undergo the 1854 course Of instruc.
ton at the Army War College and the
! Army Industrial College. Those officers
| taking the War College course include
| Comdrs. William F. Amsden. Samuel
8. Payne and Clifford E. Van Hook.
Those who will undergo the Army In.
| Franklin P. Conger, Schuyler F. Helm,
Francis A. La Roche and Lieut.. Comdr.
Ross p. Whitemarsh.
Other new Navy arrivals In the Dis
trict include Lieut. Comdr. Victor Q.
| Barringer. jr., to the Bureau Of NAvi-
| cation; Lieut.. Comdr. James Fife, to
bureau of Navigation: Lieut.. Comdr.
! Theodore @. Lonnquest. to Bureau o.
Aeronautics, and Lieut.. Comdf II. /.
Vickery (C. CD. to Bureau o& Con.
struction and Repair.