Evening star., 1934-08-26
COL. F.P. STONE
NAMED AS NEW
DENTISTRY CHIEF
Ninth Corps Surgeon to Ar.
rive by Boat tuesday to
Assume Duties.

Col. Frank p. Stone, on duty since
1881 as the dental surgeon Of the
9th Corps Area, with station at the
Preside of San Francisco, Calf. will
be the new chief of the dental sub
division. Office Of the Surgeon General
of the Army. He relieves Col. Rex H.
RhoadeS. who will be placed on the
retired list of the Army on ac-
count OF physical disability, on Sep
temper 80. Col. Stone will sail from
San Francisco next Tuesday for New
York and will proceed to Washington,
where he will take up his new duties
at the War Department.
From 921 to 1925 Col. Stone was in
charge of the dental training at the
Medical Field Service School, Carlisle
Barracks, Pa, and upon completing
| this tour of duty went to Fort Riley.
KanS, where he served three years.
He became dental surgeon OF the
Panama Canal Department in 1928
and upon his return to the United
| States in 1881 assumed duty at the
Preside Of San Francisco.
The dental surgeon vacancy at the
! Preside. created by the appointment
Of Col. Stone as chief Of the dental
subdivision in the War Department,
will be filled by Col. Julien r. Bern
helm, who has been on duty as chief
of the dental service at Trippler Cen
eral Hospital, Hawaiian Department.
The duties of Col. Bernheim in the
Hawaiian Department will be taken
over by Lieut.. Col. Lester c. Ogg,
now on duty at Fort Lewis, Wash,
who will sail on the transport leaving
San Francisco for Honolulu on Octo-
Der 13.
approximately SIS officers Of the
Army, Navy and Marine Corps will
compose the 1934-5 class Of the
Army Industrial College. the formal
| opening of which will take place
| September in the auditorium Of
the college, Munitions Building. this
city.
Army officers include:
Lieut.. Coils. Ray L. Avery, Clyde L.
Eastman, John A. Warden, and Bar
ton K. Yount; Majs. Layson e. At
kins, Raphael S. Chavin, Frederick w.
Herman, Hans r. w. Herwig. Joel G.
Holmes, James H. Johnson, Delmar
S. Lenzner, Richard J. Marshall, Clar-
ence M. McMurray, Hubert NJ. Mich
olson, Walter A. Pashley, Scott B.
Richie, Sidney P. Spalding, Edwin r.
Strong. Joseph j. Teter, Percy Z. Van
Nostrand, John F. Wall; CaptS. Henry
w. Bobrink, Ray B. Conner, Samuel
G. Cratch, Frederic F. Frech, william
j. Gainey, Edwin c. Gere, George
w. Hirsch, Grafton S. Kennedy,
George w. Outland. Carroll A. Powell,
James F. Powell, Hermon F. Stafford,
H. M. Woodward, jr.; First Lieuts.
Charles z. Cheever. George v. Nc
Pike, Robert s. Moore, Wallace z.
Niles and William r. Winslow.
Navy officers include:
Capts. Neal B. Farwell, Charles J.
Holeman and Roy w. Ryden; Condrs.
Frank A. Braisted, Robert @. Conan,
William T. Madison and J. Ronald
Barber; Lieut.. Comdrs. w. A. Pollard,
Kenneth Floyd-Jones and v. H.
Wheeler; Lieuts. Robert P. Erdman
and William v. Hamilton. The Marine
| Corps officers are Mai. Harold C..
Pierce and Capt. William w. Rogers.
Two courses of instruction win be
| gwen at the Naval Medical School
J here this Fall, the basic course be-
/ ginning September II, and the re-
| fresher course beginning October 1.
Naval medical officers pursuing the
basic course include:
Lieuts. H. I. Brown, G.. N. Raines,
j. A. Workman, David G. Gaede, Ed
ward s. Lowe, w. G. Wieand. Kenneth
H. Vinnedge, Benjamin e. Twitchell,
Clifford D. Hamrick, Edward T.
Knowles and Omar j. Brown.
The refresher course student officers
will include:
Lieut.. Comdrs. Lyle ]. Roberts,
David E. Horrigan, Robert F. Sledge,
James A. Fields, Clifford G. Hines,
Everett B. Taylor, Vincent Herman
dez, John M. Huff, James F. Terrell
and Lieut.. John r. Lynas.