Evening star., 1934-03-25
MARINE RESERVE
BRIGADE CHANGES
Lieut.. Col. StaIey Announc-
ed Yesterday Shifts in
Personnel.

Lieut.. Col. ]. J. Staley, commanding
the 9th Marine Reserve Brigade, yes
terday announced current changes In
the personnel of the brigade.
First Lieut.. George r. Littlehales
has been transferred from the brigade
to the Eastern Reserve Area.
Promotions of enlisted men include
William E. Freeman to drum major
OF the band, Raymond M. Peak to
flrst sergeant, James M. Mcqueen to
corporal and Ira E. La Londe to staff
sergeant in the Field Hospital De-
tachment upon re-enlistment.
Q. M. Sergt Rexford H. Blaine and
Sergt. Lancaster Lowry extended their
enlistments, while new enlistments in
clude Pvts. Harry C. Winters, Justin
c. Tobias, Vernon Know and Aubrey
C.. Birch
Sergt. Worth G. Seymour of the
Field Hospital Detachment was re-
duced in rank to private.
The following transfers took place :;
PaymaSter Sergt. Thomas P. Blanken-
snip. from Company E, 23d Regiment.
to the Brigade Service COMPANY:
Sergt. Bennett Lancaster from Com
pany E, 23d Regiment, to the Brigade
Service Company; Corp. Marshall l..
Atkinson and Pvt. First Glass; En-
NETT V. Galloway of Company D. 20th
Regiment, to the Utility SQUADRON,
Aircraft. Anacostia.
transferred from the Military Po-
lice Company to the Southern Reserve
Area were PvtS. Charles R. Aldridge
James E. Campbell, Herbert Grastv,
William K. Higgins, Charles R. Moir,
Rlchard c. Reese, Russell L. Smith,
Richard S. Thomas, James Waynick
Samuel E. Harvey.
transferred from Company H. goth
Regiment, to the Eastern Reserve
Area, Pvt. Max E. Kosof.
Discharges during the past week
include the following: Sergt. Wade
A. Robinson, Corp John B. Fitzger-
AID, Pvt. First Glass; Halvor E.
Rledesel' Pvts. Albert ]. Allison, Oddie
Athey, John Bennett, Francis A.
Jerons, Robert o. ClouSer, James E.
Holloman, Noole M. Hunter, George
M. Jerry, Terrence J. McAdams, Wal
ter r. McGInn, Sidney c. Martin.
Harold P. Mikules, William r. PAYNE.
Robert H. Perry, jr.; Donald E. Pitts,
George S. Vale, Henry A. zanicki,
JACK 1. ReSnicoff, James w. Harbin,
Jr.;; Arthur L. Kleisath, Frank R.
Marks, William B. Mcdonald, Earl
Noble, Richard j. Tullis, Walter w.
Anderson, Harry Bennett, George
Carllne, Jacob Cepros. John R. Grasse,
William A Grogan, Norman L. Hoist,
Frank P. ISaacS, Jack j. Messineo,
William H. Power, Frank Rodgers.
Philip J. Rosenberger, Edward v.
Van Nots and Milton c. Jilte.
On March 81 there will be a meet
ing at the Annapolis High School
auditorium, at which time a class of
some 10 men will be addressed by
Maj. Harvey L. Miller in an endeavor
to form an Ann Arundel County COM
pany of the 9Th Marine Brigade.
The 70 prospective recruits have al
ready been contacted by Corp. L.
Zane. an eX-Marine, who has been a
member of the 9th Brigade for some
time.
On Tuesday evening. April 10, I'M
der the auspices of the various citi-
zens' associations. meeting will be
held in Burroughs High School audi
torium for the purpose of forming a
platoon in that vicinity. This platoon
is to be a part of Company C of the
I'd Battalion. which is commanded
by Lieut.. Peter w. Hazes. The pla-
toon is to be commanded by Lieut..
James A. Hennessy. A general patri-
otic program will take place. and the
meeting will be addressed by Majs.
Don S. Knowlton and Harvey L.
Miller.
The 9Th Brigade will take part in
the colors presentation and will also
furnish the guard of honor for the
annual colors presentation of the
italian War Veterans Association at
Central High School auditorium on
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