Evening star., 1934-11-11
SURGEON GENERAL
|SD|NNERSPEAKER
To Address Gathering of
Medical Reserve Officers
Saturday Night.

Mai. Gen. Robert u Patterson,
surgeon general of the Army, will be
the speaker at a dinner Of medical
Reserve officers Of the District and
vicinity November II at 1880 pm. at
the Ambassador Hotel. Other guests
will include Brig. Gen. Albert E.
TRULY, commanding general of the
Army Medical Center; Brig. Gen.
Matthew A. De Laney, commanding
general Of the Medical Field Serv-
ice School, Carlisle Barracks, Pa;
Col. w. w. McCammon, Infantry,
senior instructor Of the Organized Re-
serves in Washington, and Lieut.. Col.
J. w. Willis, formerly camp COM
mander, Carlisle Barracks Col H.
C. Woolley, commander Of the 364th
Medical Regiment, is in charge of
the arrangements.
All District Reserve meetings will
be held this week at local Reserve
headquarters except those Of the Air
Corps and Coast Artillery. Reserve
quartermasters will meet tomorrow
evening, Maj. j. A. Porter discussing
supply in the communications zone
and Maj. r. J. Marshall speaking on
supply in the combat zone. The Air
Corps conference is Tuesday evening
at the Munitions Building Capt. w.
V. Andrews speaking on attack avia-
tion.
The same evening, Coast Artillery
officers will hold joint meeting and
dinner with the Washington Chapter
of the Coast Artillery Association at
the Army and Navy Country Club.
Officers of the Military Intelligence
Department will meet Wednesday
evening. Maj. William E. Brougher
will discuss the Infantry regiment in
combat. Lieut.. Col H. C. Dagley will
conduct the Cavalry meeting next
Thursday evening, A group taking up
map reading and B group discussing
security and information. District
Cavalry officers will meet at Fort
Myer next Sunday at 9 am, for in
struction in equitation under Lieut..
Col. Dagley.
First Lieut.. Eli j. Sax has been
promoted to the grade Of captain.
First Lieut.. Kenneth M. Uglow, pro-
NOTED to the grade of captain, will
airy. Second Lieuts. James C. Boggs
and John M. Leach, promoted to
first lieutenants, will remain assigned
to the 306th Cavalry. Second Lieuts.
Byron Eccles, George A. McNulty,
Wilbur w. Hiehle and Edward A.
Cockey are assigned to the 306th
Cavalry.
The following have been continued
on active duty in the forests for an
other six-month period: Capts. John
L. De Witt, jr.; Theophilus S. Hal
stead, lie Roy ]. McCarty, First Lieuts.
Raymond B. Carleton, Stanley J. Cor
don, Allen E. LIE Hew, Nelson T. Muir
ray, Frank A. Susan, Morris H. Mills,
Louis M. Walden and Second Lieuts.
Henry c. Kerlin and Douglas Mac
Arthur, I'd. Capt. John w. Olcott has
been relieved from duty with the
Civilian Conservation Corps.
Other assignments of District Off
GERS include: Maj. Norman D. Keller,
to the 1305th Service Unit; Capt. Will
liam O. Brewer, to the 687th Motor
1TdISpOIG SOHlpduy, TASG blcuI'
Morris Silverman, to the 74th Gen
eral Hospital; First Lieut.. Henry r.
Pear. to the 42d General Hospital;
Second Lieut.. Chris L. Gross, to the
1880 General Hospital; Second Lieut..
Ralph E. Cross, to the 51st General
Hospital; Second Lieut. William S.
Elliot, to the 409th Attack Squadron;
Second Lieut.. Holmes Ficklen, to the
9l3th Motor Transport Company;
Second Iieuts. Willis H. HUM, jr.;
Salvatore G. Militana, to the 376th
Engineer. The following Quarter
master Corps second lieutenants have
been assigned to the 513th Port Bat
talon: william w.. Bradshaw, Eu-
gene p. Hogan and Leo A. Riegel.
Capt. William v. Andrews, a regu-
lar officer of the Army Air Corps, on
duty at Boiling Field, D. c., has been
detailed, in addition to his other du-
ties, as assistant unit instructor of
the 409th Attack Squadron and 404th
Pursuit Squadron.
The Washington branch Of the
Coast Artillery Association will meet
Tuesday at the Army and Navy Coun-
try Club at 7:30 pm. for election OF
officers and dinner. Maj. E. B. Gray
is In charge of the arrangements.