Evening star., 1935-05-05
RESERVE OFFICERS
ASSIGNED Toe. &C..
So District Men Begin Train
ing Period at Camp
George Meade.

Fffty-three Reserve officers of the
District were ordered last week to six
months active duty with the Civilian
Conservation Corps. They began on
May l preliminary instruction at
Fort George G. Meade, Md, and
upon the completion Of training will
be assigned to the various forestry
companies.
These officers include Capts. Guy r.
Bolton, Floyd H. Harper, Edward A.
Kane, William H. Lossman, Claude
H. Marshall, Edward E. Perkins,
Joseph E. Peterson. Orville F. Sande-
fur. Arthur Skarry. Walter w. Wood
ruff; First Leuts. Robert w. Andrews,
William S. Brady. George L. Branner,
Lawrence S. Carson, jr.; Donald G.
Dow, r. Leslie Ebersole, jr.; John w.
Haines, Paul T. Hayne, jr.; Lester L.
Kornhauser, Earl D. Mallinson, Fred
edick H Marshall. Wilmer l.. Myers,
Edwin c. Pape, Merrill F. Phillips,
William E. Roberts, David A. Rosen-
field, George p Shelhorse, Meyer
Taske, George c. Updegraff, John L.
Wilkes, and Second Lieuts. Frank j.
Bane. Howard M. Biggs, Garrett ON.
Billmire, Theodore Bishoff, Thomas
Brashears, jr.; James T. Brooks, Will
liam A. Connolly, jr., Howard Fletcher,
jr.; Albert B. FoltZ, John C. Grille,
Frazer F. Hilder, Robert w. Lock-
ridge, Walter L. McCaddon, John A.
McCrary, jr: Salvatore G. Militana,
Yorke c. Mills, Paul H. Myers,
Thomas E. Naughten, John K.
Souther, Paul G. Travers, Henry H.
Waller, jr.: Lewis H. Ward and VIII
liam H. Warren.
Lieut.. Col H. c. Dagley will conduct
the class in equitation today at the
Fort Myer Riding Hall at 9 am. for
Cavalry officers Of the District. Mem
bers of the 428th Infantry will meet
at District headquarters tomorrow
evening with Maj. William E.
Brougher. He will also conduct the
Infantry conference Tuesday evening.
Preparation and conduct of fire will
be discussed by Mai. S. lie Roy Irwin
at the 315th Field Artillery meeting
Thursday evening. District officers
of the Military Intelligence Depart
ment will give a dinner Thursday at
the Army and Navy Country Club at
Z pm. Members of the 376th En-
gineers will meet Friday evening under
the direction Of Capt. P. G. Bruton.
The following District officers have
been relieved from their present as
signments and are assigned to the
l300th Service Unit Headquarters, with
the specific assignment indicated:
Majs. John D. Guthrie, Stanley L.
Wolfe and Capts. Peake Vincil, Rob-
ert S. Du Bois and Percival Elliott to
the Engineer section; Maj. Charles
Demonet and Capt. Albert E. Warren
to the Ordnance section; Maj. Edwin
L. White, Capt. Joseph L. Koehl and
First LieutS. James D. De Marr, Will
Ralph c. Van Allen to the Signal
nell, Majs. Chester A. Bennett, How
ard E. Chase, Samuel j. McWilliams
and Joseph P. Mandl to the Judge
Advocate General section; Maj. Jose
R. Berries to the Finance section;
First Lieut.. Francis w. Glaze to the
Chemical Warfare section, and the
following to the Medical section: Col.
Daniel D. v. Stuart, Lieut.. Coils. DAN
iel L. Borden, Coursen B. Conklin,
James G.. Cumming and John c. Eek
hardt; Majs. Thomas K. Conrad,
Arthur B. Crane, James H. Defan-
dorf, Everett M. Ellison, Rowland H.
Ford, William A. Griffith, Ralph j..
Haws, George A. Holm, Oscar B.
Hunter, Charles S. Robbins, Edwin J..
Rose, William C. Stirling, jr.; Capts.
William M. Ballinger, Carl A. Bau-
mann, James I. Boyd, Harry P. Davis,
Leo G. Faherty, Joseph H. Roe, and
First Lieuts. William G. Barr, jr, and
Earl II. Christian.