Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-30
RESERVE OFFICERS.
TO START TRAINING.
Men From Three D. c. Units
to Stay With C. M. T. c.
Camps ID Days.

district officers Of three Reserve
units tomorrow will begin IA days
of active duty training with Citi-
zens' Military Tanning Camps at
Fort Monroe, Va; Fort Hoyle, Md,
and Fort Myer, Va. Local Coast Ar
tillery officers Of the 9l3th Coast Ar
tillery, anti-aircraft, will be in charge
Of the instruction at Fort Monroe
Field Artillery officers Of the 155th
Field Artillery Brigade will be on
duty at Fort Hoyle, while the C. NJ
T. c. Cavalry instruction to be held
at Fort Myer will be supervised by
District officers Of the 306th Cavalry
Regiment.
The Coast Artillery officers Iartici-
pating in this active duty training at
Fort Monroe include Lieut.. Col. Rob-
ert r. Hendon, j.; Maj. Edward L.
Potter. Capts. Robert S. w. Walker,
William J. Darmody. Paul L. Reed,
Lyman E. Morris, irst Lieuts. John
S. Biscoe, James E. Cook, jr.: James
C. Laid, Wallace r. Leek, Ralph H
Peterson, Royden X. Whitford, Lloyd
B. Kidwell, Joseph H. Church, Paul
A. Cooley, George r. Cause, lyle S.
Motley. Frederick w. Willcutt and
Second Lieuts. Justin A. Shook,
Charles E. Stevens, Walter H Beal,
jr; Rowland B. Fisher, Warren E.
Fox, William T. Thompson, Henry B.
Adams and John F. Burns.
District Field Artillery officers of
the 155th Field Artillery Brigade who
will participate In the active training
at Fort Hoyle include Col. Leroy w.
Heron, First Lleuts. Max A. Brad
shaw. James z. Dawn, William K.
Hackmann, Herman T. Johnson, Leo
j. Leonnig, William D. Mitchell. Or
nall C. Morris, John Ordway. Cecil
H. Stroup, Samuel F. Turner and
Second Lieuts. Thomas E. Adams, Paul
l.. Brand, I'd; Burton o. Bush, Joe
D. Hughes, John C. Kelbaugh, Jake
G. Lyons, Charles A. McKenney,
Joseph w. Marshall, Joseph F. Myers,
Thomas E. Naughten, Ralph L. Pad
dock, jr., and John l.. Smith, il.
Cavalry officers of the District who
will undergo this active duty train
ing at Fort Myer include Col. J. B.
P. Clayton Hill. Capts. Henry P. Ames
ami John F. Clagett, First Lieuts.
John S. Burgess, il. Clark W. Cole
man, Ernest H. Daniel, jr.; Daniel
C. Fahey, jr.: George NICK. Gather,
Edward McC. Perkins, Sidney F.. Wo-
gan and Second Lleuts. William M.
Arehart, Graham Dukehart, Nelson
c. Elgin, David F. Gascoyne, Josef
E. Gellermann, John D. Hill. jr.;
Daniel J. Leary ana Robert T. Nor
man.
In addition to the above group of
officers on active duty, five local In
fantry tanks officers will report at
Fort George G. Meade, Md, tomor-
row for IA days active duty. They
include Capts. Maurice F. Brothers,
Thomas ]. Holmes, I'd; Harry G.
Lippy and Second Lieuts. Spencer B.
Chase and Robert w. Sonen.
The following District officers have
been relieved from assignment to the
1305th Service Unit: Lieut.. Col
Charles M. Sabins. Majs. Irwin G.
Menikheim and John w. Pope, jr.;
Capt. Luther S. Deakyne and Orville
F. Sandefur, and First Lieut.. John H.
Schercinger, all Infantry; Capt. Albert
J. Headley, finance; Capt. William T.
McKelvey, medical administrative;
First Lieuts. Francis D. Dean. Joseph
J. Dobkin, Stafford w. Hawken, Maui
rice J. Kossow, Allen E. LIE Hew,
Beveridge Miller, Raymond w. Muir
ray and Harry S. Weitzman. all
medical; First Lieut.. Philip Robin.
Dental Reserve; First Lieut.. Harold
H. Smaller and Second Lieuts. Rich
ard A. Burr. Jacob L. Hackenod and
Halle v. Williamson, all Quarter
master Reserve, and Second Lieut..
Arthur F. Richards, Medical Admin
istrative Reserve.
The following officers Of the District
have been continued on active duty
with the Civilian Conservation Corps
for another six months: Capt. Albert
j. McCurdy, jr., Cavalry, and First
Lieuts. Samuel G. Nordlinger, En-
gineer Reserve; Thomas H. Quill, Med
ical Reserve; Lathrop E. Smith, Cav
airy Reserve; Richard G. Stern,
Quartermaster Reserve, and Second
Lieut.. William B. Shelley, Cavalry
Reserve.
A Naval Reserve officer from the
District, Lieut.. q. g. George D.
Sullivan, DIV (G). has been ordered
to active duty with the Civilian Con-
servation Corps for six months. Be-
fore proceeding to duty in the forests
he will report to Fort Meade, Md. for
short period Of training.