Evening star., 1934-04-30

try, from College Station, Tex, to
Panama Canal Department, about
August 8.
Creusere, Capt. Melville S., Field
Artillery, from Missouri National
Guard, Columbia, Mo, to Fort Sill,
OKLA, about September Is.
Graves, Capt. Everett M, Field Ar
tillery, from Utah National Guard.
Ogden, Utah, to Fort Sill, Okla, about
August Is.
Dunstan, Capt. Edwin ", Quarter
master Corps, from duty as construct
ing quartermaster to assistant to the
quartermaster at West Point Military
Academy, N. Y, May 4.
Schick, First Lieut.. Lawrence E.,
Cavalry, from Columbus, Ohio, TO
West Point Military Academy, not
later than June 25:
Engerud, First Lieut.. Harold, Signal
Corps, assigned to duty at Fort Bliss,
Tex
Morris, First Lieut.. Edward j..
QuartermaSter Corps, order to 60 from
Brooklyn, N. Y, to Hot Springs Ma
tional Park, Ark, is revoked.
Ibay, Sergeant Agapito, Cavalry, to
be retired at Fort Stotsenburg, p l.,
April 80 and advanced to first SER
geant.
Llanan, Private Qst Glass; Fran
cisco, Coast Artillery, to be retired at
Fort Frank, P. l., April 80.
Leave of absence granted to follow
ing officers, on or about dates speci-
fed:
Shinkle, Colonel Edward H., Ord
nance Department., three months and
seven days, May %, 1884, with permis-
sion to visit foreign countries.
Sharrer, Major Robert A., Corps OF
Engineers, seven days, May /, 1884.
Lyon, Major Edwin B., General Staff
Corps, one day, April %, 1884.
Weeks, Major James j., Dental
Corps. one month and fifteen days,
June /, 1884
Shade, Captain Charles S., Chemi-
cal Warfare Service, one month and
twenty-five days. July z, 1894.
Hohenthal, Captain William D.,
Coast Artillery Corps, ten days, May
2, 1884
Following officers detailed as mem
bers of classification board to meet at
Washington. D. c.. April 26:
Malone. Maj. Gen. Paul B.. and
MoSely, Maj. Gen. George v. H.. re-
lieving. Nolan, Maj Gen. Dennis E.
and Connor. Maj. Gen. William D.
Following enlisted men placed on
the retired list at Fort Stotsenburg,
P. l., April 30:
Jav1er, First Sergeant Saturnino.
Elarmo, Staff Sergeant Mauricio.
Calambro, Sergeant Martin.
Salangsang. Sergeant Emiliano.
Cacili, Private 1st Glass Santiago.
Following enlisted men placed on
retired list at Fort Mills, P. l.,
April 80:
Dandan, Sergt. Melton
Salvador, Corporal Rafael.
Pineda, Private First Glass Matias.
Following enlisted men placed on
the retired list at Fort William Nc
Kinley. P. l., April 80:
Daguio, Sergt. Bernardo.
Echon, Sergt. Bernardo.
Following Cavalry officers from Fort
Knox. KY. to station assigned:
Everitt, jr. Captain Edward A.
HUM, Captain Clifford I.
Steiger. Captain Wallace c.
Wynne, Captain Andrew j.
Matteson, First Lieutenant Milo H.
Trew, First Lieutenant Frank G.
Willis. First Lieutenant Arthur N.
Following Medical Corps officers to
station indicated after name. effective
upon completion Of present tour Of
foreign service:
Berry, Lieut.. Col. Harry r., to Fort
Worden. Washington.
Steward, Can't. Cleveland R., to Ran
dolph Field. Texas.
Following Infantry officers from
Infantry School, Fort Bennings. Ga,
to the Hawaiian Department, effective
upon completion of present course Of
instruction:
Horton, First Lieut.. Thomas r.
Kunzig, Second Lieut.. Henry B.
Pospisil Second Lieut.. Jaromir J.
Following Infantry officers from
Infantry School. Fort Bennings, Ga,
to New York, N. Y, and later to the
Panama Canal Department, effective
upon completion of present courses
of instruction:
Chalmers. Second Lieut.. Paul A.
Kent, Second Lieut. Thomas.