Evening star., 1935-03-10
CAVALRY OFFICERS
WILL MEET TODAY
D. c. Group to Get Instruc-
ton on Equitation at Fort
Myer at 9 Am.

District Cavalry officers will meet
at Fort Myer, Va, today at 9 m.
for instruction In equitation under the
direction Of Lieut.. Col. H. C. Dagley.
the 1888 Quartermaster Corps mobili-
zation plan will be discussed by Maj.
w. S. Kenney and Capt. A. N. Cald-
well, @. M. c., at the quartermaster
conference tomorrow evening. Blind
landing will be discussed by Bennett
Griffin of the Bureau Of Air Commerce
at the Air Corps meeting Tuesday eve
ming. Coast Artillery Ofdcers will
meet Tuesday evening. Capt. w. w.
Irvine will speak on anti-aircraft de-
tense of Washington. Corps area intelli-
gence problems on mobilization will
be discussed by Lieut.. Col. ]. c. Peg
ram at the military intelligence con-
ference Wednesday evening. Maj. :.
LIE Roy Irwin will conduct the 3l5th
Field Artillery conference Thursday
evening, his subject being Regiment
of Medium Artillery in Support" Dis
trict ordnance officers will meet Fri
day evening.
A number Of District Reserve Off
GERS have been continued on active
duty for another six months with
Civilian Conservation Corps. They
include Capt. Alvin T. Basford, First
Lieuts. Charles A. Kengla. Howard
E. HasSler, Isaac w. Littell,; Second
LieutS. James r. Barrick, John A. Con-
molly and Cary I. Crockett. jr., all In
fantry; First Lieuts. Robert B. Cur
tiss, Cavalry Reserve, and First Lieuts.
Edward G. Cannon, Max E. Feldman,
Samuel M. Klein, all medical officers.
Two other District officers have been
ordered to active duty for six months
with the Civilian Conservation Corps.
They include First Lieuts Henry
Bernstein and Arthur A. Siniscal.
Both are medical officers.
Maj. Roy D. Burdick, on duty in
the Office of the chief of Army En-
gineers. has been relieved as unit in
structor of the 627th Engineers. He
will be succeeded in that capacity by
Capt. John G. Arrowsmith. who is also
on duty in the Engineer Office. Other
District Reserve officers have been as
signed as follows: Capt. Richard w.
Bonnevaille, First Lieut.. William r.
Enyart and Second Lieut.. John H.
Yeomans, air officers, to the 409th At
tack Squadron; First Lieut.. Ralph c.
Wright to the 428th Infantry; First
Lieut. Thomas Halpin to the 405th
Pursuit Squadron; Second Lieut..
Yorke c. Mills, having transferred TO
the Cavalry, is assigned to 62d Cav
airy Division: Second Lieut.. Green r.
Gaillard. to the 9l3th Coast Artillery
(anti-aircrafD; First Lieut. Eugene V.
Roberts to the 343d Engineers; First
Lieut.. William R Enyart to the 409th
Attack Squadron; Second Lieuts.
Henry H. Waller, jr.. and Lewis H.
Ward to the 3o6th Cavalry.
First Lieut.. David A. Rosenfeld.
320th Infantry, began today at Fort
George G. Meade, Md. IA days of
active duty. Second Lieut.. Donald NJ.
Goss, 320th Infantry, completed today
at Fort Meade IA days of active duty
training. Second Lieut.. Hugh H.
Hartley has been promoted to first
lieutenant. Second Lieut.. Frank j.
Erwin. quartermaster. has been placed
on active duty for six months with the
Civilian Conservation Corps.
District officers have been relieved
from their assignments as follows:
Maj. James A. Purcell. First Lieuts.
Otto w. Hines and Albert P. Payne,
from assignment to 1900 Service Unit;
Maj. Robert A. williams, from the
1,3o1st Service Unit, and First Lieut..
John NJ. Smith, from the 9th Division
headquarters. Second Lieut. Lester NJ.
Callison, having been promoted to the
grade Of first lieutenant in the
Auxiliary Reserve, is relieved from as
sienment to the 306th Cavalry.