Evening star., 1935-06-02
DAGLEY T0LEAVE
D. c. UNIT FRIDAY
Instructor in Cavalry Re.
serve to Resume Duty
at Fort Bliss.

Having completed his tour Of duty
in Washington Lieut.. Col. H. c. Dag
ley, instructor Of Cavalry Reserve
units In the District Of Columbia, will
leave here Friday. His next duty
assignment will be at Fort Bliss, Tex,
where he will be detailed to the
Inspector Generals Department, lst
Cavalry Division. Col. Dagley has
been granted leave Of absence and he
will not report at Fort Bliss until
July 26. He will be succeeded at
District Reserve headquarters by Maj.
John P. Mullenix, who Is now q
student at the Army War College.
The latter will assume his new duties
at local headquarters the last Of June
Maj. Milo P. Fox has been relieved
as instructor from the 376th Engi-
neers. and Maj. Roy D. Burdick from
the 1308th service unit.
Members Of the 428th Infantry will
meet at Reserve headquarters tomor-
row evening. Maj. E. w. Leard will
discuss supply and preparation for
camp This District regiment will
undergo active duty group training
at Fort Howard, Md, from July 7
to 90 Meetings to be held Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings at Reserve
headquarters will be devoted to in
struction Of District officers who will
undergo active duty training in the
approaching camps. Maj. William E.
Brougher will conduct a meeting of
officers of the 32Oth Infantry Regi-
ment Tuesday evening. Lieut.. Col.
Bernard Lentz will discuss military
courteSies and customs OF the service.
The 320th Infantry will have active
duty this Summer at Fort Meade, Md.
at two different periods. The School
OF Tactical Exercise will be held from
July IA to 81, while the School Of
Infantry Arms will extend from July
% to August 10.
Two periods OF active duty have
been scheduled for members of the
3l3th and 3l5th Field Artillery Regi-
ments, and in preparation for this
active training Maj. S. lie Roy Irwin.
unit instructor of the regiment, will
hold a general meeting at headquar-
ters next Wednesday evening. Unit
training for members Of these two
regiments will be held at Fort Hoyle,
Md, from July to IA, while the
School of Tactical Exercise will be
held at Fort Meade, Md. from July
IA to %.
The following District officers have
been continued on active duty with the
Civilian Conservation Corps for an
other six months: Capts Norris A.
Lineweaver, Otis T. Tabler and Leroy
j. McCarty, and First Lieuts. Henry G.
Sheen and Henry M Walter OFF,
GERS now on duty with the Civilian
Conservation Corps. promoted, include
First Lieut.. Elmer c. Woods TO the
grade of captain. and Second Lieut..
Lawrence L. Long to first lieutenant.
Mai Charles Demonet, chairman of
the District of Washington C. NJ. T.
G. procurement campaign. has been
promoted to lieutenant colonel. Sec
ond Lieut.. Julian de Bruyn-Kops. jr.,
having been promoted to first lieuten-
ant. will remain assigned to the 315th
Field Artillery. First Lieut.. Kenneth
NJ. Uglow. who has been promoted to
captain. will remain assigned to the
306th Cavalry.
The following officers have been
relieved from the units indicated:
Capt. Edward G. Sievers from the
343d Engineers. Capt. Henry r. St.
Cyr from the 130lst Service Unit, First
Lieut.. Charles A. Kengla from the
320th Infantry and Second Lieuts.
Harry L. Smith, Sydney B. Smith and
Magnus Thompson from the 306th
Cavalry. Second Lieut.. Lester M Gal
lison, who has been promoted to first
lieutenant. Auxiliary Reserve, has been
relieved from assignment to The
306th Cavalry.