The Washington times., 1936-11-26
Army Orders
Army orders Of the week include the
following:

Army orders OF the week include the
following:
N. c. Promotion Examining Boards
Examining boards to consist of the
following Medical Corps officers are sp-
pointed to meet at the places desis-
mated, at the call Of the presidents
thereof, to examine officers of the NJ.
c. to determine their fitness for promo
ton:
Carlisle Bks.-Cols. Herbert c. Glib
ner, Garfield L. Mckinney; Lieut.. COL
George F. Lull.
Fort Des Moines-Lieut. Col. David D.
Hogan; Capts. Howard S. McConkle, Rus
sell s. Leone.
Fort Jay-Col. Samuel J. Morris,
Majors Edgar F. Haines, John H. Stur-
geon.
Fort slocum-Col. George H. Scott.
Major John 1. Meagher, Capt. Harold
l. Amory.
Fort Knox-Col. Albert s. Bowen,
Major CASTOR w. Rogers, Capt. Thomas
B. Murphy.
Philadelphia-Col. Albert G. Love,
Majors John F. Corby, william L. Hott-
man. 60.
Vest VIe Point-Col. Frank W. Weed,
Majors Robert 3. Hill, Charles a.
Wright Field-Col. Harry R. Beery,
Major Cadmus J. Baker, Capt. Harry G.
Armstrong.
OTHER ORDERS
Brigadier General
Arthur S. Conklin, Boston, retired
November 80.
COIOneIs
Francis H. Pope, Q. NJ. c., Philadel-
phia to additional duty with Org. Res,
T;i Clifford r. Jones, c. A. c., relieved
duty at Fort Barrancas March /; to duty
with Org. Res, Fourth c. A, Atlanta.
Majors
Oron A. Palmer, retired November 80.
Theodore T. Barnett, Q. NJ. c., Philip
pines. to Fort Knox, KY, as A. Q. M:
Michael ]. Gilmore, Q: NJ. c. Philip
pines, to Fort Mason. Cal.
Erich NJ. Sward, Puerto Rico, to Fort
Puerto Rico for Panama, thence by first
available transport for New York.
william s. Culpepper, NJ. c.. detailed
a member of NJ. C. promotion examining
board, Fort Sill; for examination OF
Major James r. Hudnan
Emons B. Whisner, infantry, relieved
University Of Montana December II; to
state University of Iowa, as instructor:
George r. Wells, infantry, Hawaii
previous order revoked; to U. Of Mon
tana, as instructor.
Captains
John e. AuamSOns ~ NJ ~ hAi'P
pines, to FIT. Mcclellan. Ala.
Clarence A. Schabacker, Q. M c., FIT
Mcclellan, to duty as A. Q. M, same
station. ,, 4.
TT. Francis E. Warren, Wyo" as A. u
NJ.
Fred c. Thomas, Q. NJ. c.. Philippines,
to Philadelphia.
Richard B. Thornton. O. NJ. C., same.
John W. Cooper, Q. M. c. retired
NJ4e Hsrry G. E. Meyer, Buffalo. to add'l
duty with Org. Res I'd c. A.
George ]. Mold, C. E., rel. Chicago
December /; to Albany. as asst dict
engr., 1st New York dist.
Second Lieutenant
Alfred Ashman, c. A. c.. sail from
San Francisco for Philippines February
3 instead of April 9.
Warrant Officer
Eugene Mclean, Ft. Hancock, previous
order amended; 70 Ft. Monroe, Va.
Leaves Of Absence
Brig. Gen. Walter Kreuger, G. ST. c.
Col. Alexander B. Coke, (cav.)' G. S.
c.. one month, Nov: 80.
one month, because of illness.
Col. George w. Cocheu, &C. A. CD G.
s. c., one day, Nov. %.
1t Col. william ]. Morrissey (1nf). g.
s. C., -FOUR HOnLhS, ~ "ASAA PSAA-A
sion to visit foreign countries.
Maj. Cheney L. Bertholf, A. g. d.
one day, Nov. %.
Maj. Hubert D. Hoover J. A. G. D.,
10 days, Dec. 1.
Capt Joseph Halverson (Inf.), two
months June 20, with permission to visit
foreign countries.
First 1t. Thomas J. Marnane Qnf),
one month. Dec. IA.
Second 1t Thomas c. Foote, F. A., one
month six days, Nov. 25.