Evening star., 1936-07-05
MAI. VANCE GETS
POST IN DISTRICT
To Succeed Maj. Irwin as
Field Artillery
Instructor.

on R. o. T c. duty at the University
of Chicago, will succeed Maj. S. lie
Roy Irwin as unit instructor of the
3l3th and 3l5th Field Artillery Regi-
ments both District organizations.
Maj. Irwin will remain here, as he
has been assigned to duty as student
officer at the Army War College.
Maj. E. w. Leard, instructor of the
42sth and 429th Infantry, will accom-
pany those units to Fort Howard, Md,
beginning July and terminating Au-
gust 8.
Lieut.. Col. German De F. Larner
last Wednesday began IA days training
at Boiling Field, D. c. Beginning to-
day, Maj. Everett NJ. Ellison and First
Lieuts. Earl H. Christian, William M.
Hover, jr., and William P. May will be
on "A days duty at Carlisle Barracks.
Pa. Beginning next Sunday, Capt.
Arthur j. Dunlap and First Lieut. Roy
w. Nelson will undergo IA days train
ing at Fort George G. Meade, Md.
The following officers of the 428th
and 42sth Infantry will begin IA days
of active duty on July is at Fort How
ard. Md: Capts. Ernest R. Welch
and George Mcdonald, First LieutS
Emerson w. Browne. William B. Ede-
lin, John M. w. Greene. Robert j
Madison, Frederick o. Petite and
James H. Robinson, and Second Lieuts
william D. Brooks. jr.; Osceola T
Thornton, Avon B. Collins, Charles L.
Lomack, Robert w. Mcdaniel, Tunis
D. Randolph, James L. Thompson
George w. Webb, Robert w. Wilson
Otis ]. wynne and Roger G. Thurs
ton.
Mai. Clarence S. Jarvis will undergo
training at Fort Belvoir, Va, begin
ming July 19; Capt. Jerome J. Rupert
and First Lieut. Richard L. Cory will
be on duty at Fort George G. Meade,
Md, from July to 19; and beginning
July 10, Capt. Dom v. Smythe, jr.
and First Lieut.. John NJ. Leach will
be on duty at Indiantown Gap, Pa.
Mai. Altus G. Moore, Capts. Clifford
L. johnson, Albert C. Reed, Granger
G. Sutton, First Lieut.. Desmond H
OConnell, and Second Lieuts. Joshua
H. Holland and August M. Tolman
jr., will participate In the test mobili-
zation conducted by the 34th Infantry
at Fort George G. Meade, Nd, begin
ming July 10.
District officers have been assigned
as follows: First Lieuts. Alfldo E. Bri-
guglio, John F. Dominick. William G
Magee, Dalbert j. Richard, Charles G
Spicknall, and Alfred j. Suraci to the
305th Medical Regiment; First Lieut.
Vern M. Smith and Second Lieuts
John A. Livingstone, James p. Schick
IT,. Thomas A. O'Callaghan, Dale E
Taylor. John A. Peckham and Lonnie
o. Phillips to the 320th Infantry;
Lieut.. Col. Hart G. Foster, First Lieut.
Benjamin F. Smith, and Second
Lieuts. Courtney r. Draper, Lewis c.
knight and Henry L. Miller to the
315th Field Artillery; Second Lieut.
William e. Andrews to the finance
section of the 80th Division; Second
Iieuts. Howard L. Beurle and John Y.
Lonon to the 313th Field Artillery.
Capt. Altus G. Moore, 320th Infan-
try. promoted to the grade Of major.
viii remain assigned to that regiment.
Second Lieuts. John M. Milton and
Wilber A. Stevens. 320th Infantry, pro-
moted to be first lieutenants, will like
wise remain assigned to that regiment.
District officers have been relieved
from assignments as indicated: Lieut..
COL Charles L. Dasher from the 80th
Division finance section; Capt Brewer
B York from the 80th Division as as
sistant ca: Capt John w. Olcott
from the 320th Infantry; First LieutS
Eber T. lie Gates and Albert T. King
from the 320th Infantry; Second
Lieuts. Everett D. Lybbert. George B.
4 Douglas, jr. Frank w. Rose and VIII
liam C. Weldon from the 305th Am
munition Train and 313th Field Artil-
lery; Second Lieuts. Walter Bonnet
and Valentine r. Sobieralski from the
32Qth Infantry.