Evening star., 1934-07-08
34th Medical
Unit Officers
AtCamp Today
Regiment Begins TtuO
Weeks of AcfiUo
Duty.

OncerS OF the So4Ln Meulcdl Regl-
ment, under the command of Col.
Herbert C. Wooley, Medical Reserve,
win report at Carlisle Barracks, Pa,
today for their IA days of active duty
training. In addition to Col. Wooley,
other officers OF the regiment who
will undergo this training include
Mai. Edward C. Morse, Capts. John
A Boston, Clayton H. Hixson, Edward
A. Krause, Robert T. McCrystal, Earl
C. Rhue, Chester r. Smith and First
Lieuts. Earl H. Christian. Harold M.
Brittian, Sidney Berman, Henry Bern
stein, Robert M. Bolton, Jesse F.
Casey, Emil H. Sloan and Thomas A.
Hurney.
In addition to the above group of
officers, the following District Medical
Department officers will begin at
Carlisle Barracks today IA days of
active duty training: Lieut.. Col.
Franklin B. Pedrick, First Lieuts.
Beveridge Miller, Israel Holtz-
man, Robert C. Ingram, Edwin J.
Laragay. Albert E. Woronow and Sec
ond Leuts. Lewis F. Hutchison, Alex
ander Prayer, John r. Richard and
Frederick D. Suttenfield.
District officers have been assigned
to duty as follows: Second Lieut..
Frank S. Freeman. from 9l3th Coast
Artillery (anti-aircraft); First Lieut..
Alan G. We'll, to 9l3th Coast Artil-
lery (anti-aircraft) Capt. Arlington
A. McCallum, relieved from 86th Cen
eral Hospital; First Lieut.. Harry Ben
der. to the 425th Infantry eight
tanks; First Lieut.. Paul M. Geist
to the 1.308th Service Unit; First
Lieut.. John H. Kroeger, Air Reserves
relieved from 409th Attack Squadron
Maj. Irl D'A. Brent, to the 1,308th
Service Unit; First Lieuts. Harry E
Miner and Thomas A. Hurney, tC
the 364th Medical Regiment: First
Lieut.. Robert NJ. Olson, to the Cral
General Hospital; First Lieut.. Israel
Hoffman, to the 86th General Hos
pital; Second Lieut.. Cecil A. Jones,
to the 503d Port Headquarters; Sec
ond Lieut.. Foster S. Tingley, to the
5l3th Port Battalion; First Lieut.,
Edwin J. Laragay, to the SD Station
Hospital; Second Lieut.. Clarence B.
Long. to the 202d General Hospital
Second Lieut.. Raymond B. Wagner
to the 333d Construction Battalion;
Second Lieut.. Charles E Berry. jr.
to the 5O4th Motor Transport Com
mand: First Lieut.. Joseph E. Peter
son, to Motor Transport Command
and Second Lieut.. Julius C. Bryan
to the 364th Medical Regiment.
Two District officers have been as
signed to duty with the Civilian Con-
servation Corps. They include First
Lieut.. Ward A. Rulien, who has as
sumed active duty for six months al
Camp SIT, North Bend, Clinton
County, Pa. and First Lieut.. William
l. Irby. jr., who began his six months
of active service on July at Camp
Holabird, Md.
All neutenants of the 313th anc
3l5th Field Artillery. the 305th Am
munition Train and the l55th Field
! Artillery Brigade. providing they NEE
two qualifications. will be eligible fol
selection to attend the course of in
struction to be given at the F1elc
Artillery School. Fort Sill, Okla, be-
| ginning September II and concluding
December Is. Two lieutenantS vii
be recommended, one as principal anC
one as alternate. The two qualifl
cations are: First, they must not bt
more than 40 years of age; and, Sec
ond, they must have completed thu
snbcourses required for promotion u
the grade of captain. District ofhcer'
| coming within this group and whC
desire this detail should make appli-
cation at Washington Reserve Head.
quarters as early as practicable anc
not later than July 20.