Evening star., 1934-08-19
313TH ARTILLERY
BEGINS TRAINING
At FORT HOYLE
Col. Leroy w. Heron, Com
mander, and Officers
Begin Work Today.

Under the command Of Col. Leroy
w. Heron, Field Artillery Reserve,
commanding oficer Of the S13th Field
Artillery, the members of this regi-
ment will begin, at Fort Hoyle, Md,
today period of IA days active duty.
This duty will include general train
ing of all phases of Field Artillery.
Maj. s. Leroy Erwin. on duty at Dis
trict Reserve headquarters as unit In
structor Of the regiment, will serve
in that same capacity while the unit
Is in camp at Fort Hoyle. In addition
TO Col. Heron, District officers taking
this training include Capt. Julian T.
Cromelin and First LeutS. Farrand
Flowers, Edwin r. Fogerty, Carlyle v.
B. Fninke, Alexander L. Craighill,
Gordon v. Holcomb. william s.
Brady, Fred E. Wilson, Herman T.
Johnson, Walter K. Jones, Ornan c.
Morris and Cecil H. Stroup. Second
lieutenants receiving training include
Elmer B. Kennedy, Charles r. Potter,
Paul l.. Brand, I'd; Joseph F. Myers,
Richard A. Dimon, John r. Kerkam,
George E. Lomas and Charles G. Vogt.
A group Of District Engineer officers
will begin IA days Of active duty to-
day at Fort Humphreys, Va. They In
clude Capt. Jefferson D. Wright, First
Lieuts. Daniel B. Lloyd, jr; Francis J.
Klempay, Gordon v. Durr, Wilmer L.
Myers, Eben c. Jenkins and Second
Lieuts. Walter r. Hardisty and Jack
G. H. Stearns.
The following officers Of the District
have been continued for another six
months active duty with the Civilian
Conservation Corps: Capt George
w. johnson, Engineer Reserve: Capt.
John w. Olcott, Infantry Reserve;
Capt. Harry z. Thomas, Signal Re-
serve; Capt. Albert H. Wait, Air Re-
serve; First Lieut.. Max E. Feldman,
Medical Reserve; First Lieut.. Major
8. Foster, Medical Reserve: First
Reserve, and First Lieut.. Kenneth M.
Uglow, Cavalry Reserve.
Officers Of the District who have
been promoted to the next higher
grade are as follows: First Lieut..
Norman S. Seewald, Engineer Re-
serve, to captain; First Lieut. Edward
T. Newton, Signal Reserve, to captain;
First Lieut.. Mallery o. Wooster. 320th
Infantry (Berwyn. Md, to captain;
Second Lieut.. Mark D. Hollis, r.,
Cavalry Reserve, to first lieutenant,
and Second Lieut.. John II. Stokes,
Field Artillery Reserve. TO first
lieutenant.
The following residents Of the Dis
trict have been appointed In the
Ofacers' Reserve Corps: Lieut.. Col.
Winthrop s. Greene, Infantry Re
serve; First Lieut.. Samuel NJ. Bageant.
Medical Reserve; First Lieut.. James
Z. Tolbertson, Dental Reserve; First
Lieut.. Thomas r. Collins, Medical
Reserve, and Second Lieut.. Ralph
| Jacobs, Infantry Reserve.
Changes in the assignments oi
District officers have been made as
follows: Capt. Allen C. Fisher, t.
80th Division; First Lieuts. William
P. Kaufman, Edward p. McLarney
and Thomas H. Quill, to the I301sl
Service Unit; First Lieut.. John K.
Cunningham, to the Sd Coast Artil-
lery District; First Lieut.. Carroll
Wright assigned to Troop Z. 306th
Cavalry.
The following second lieutenantS,
all Infantry Reserve, have been as
signed to the 425th Infantry: John
o. Evans, jr.; Lorimer Z. Gerard,
William G. Hanger, Paul M. Myers,
John q. Simpson, Laurence o. Stutz
and Berned A. Suerue. Other assign
ments of District officers include
Second Lieut.. Albert B. Duke, TO
409th Attack Squadron; Second Lieut..
Hampton e. Turner, TO 376th Engi-
neers; Second Lieut.. John d'H Hord.
to 1308th Service Unit; Second
Lieut.. Earl M. Styne, to 62d Engi-
neer Battalion; Second Lieut.. Robert
B. Mcdowell, TO the 44th Coast Ar
tillery ct. HI.
Pvt. Charles s. Logsdon, an air en-
listed Reservist from the District,
has been assigned to the 4o9th At
tack Squadron.