Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-04-26
NEXT RETIREMENT
OF ARMY SEPT. 80
Seven General Officers to
Terminate Careers on
That Date.

With the retirement on April 80 Of
Maj. Gen. Dennis z. Nolan, com.
manding general of the I'd Corps Area,
and Of Maj. Gen. Paul 3. Malone,
commanding general of the 9th Corps
Area. on May 81, there will be no
other age retirements among general
officers Of the Army until September
80. when seven officers of general
ofdcer rank will terminate their active
military careers.
Those to be placed - cs1e retired
list of the Army "a september 30,
next, incln6S Adat. Gems. Frank Par
ker. FrSmk c. Bolles, Frederick W..
Coleman and Brig. Gems Ernest D.
Scott. James B. Gowen. Hamilton s.
Hawkins and Casper H. Conrad, jr.
In addition to these general oficer
separations, three other general Of
ficers will be retired for age between
September 30, next, and the end Of
this calendar year. They are Maj.
Gen. Lytle Brown and Brig. Gen. Ar
thur s. Conklin, November 80, and
Maj. Gen. Charles e. Kilbourne, De-
cember 81. There are no general
officers detailed with the general staff
in Washington whose duty Of four
year term of office expires during the
1886 calendar year.
Several officers will shortly assume
new duty at the War Department
here. Upon completing his present
course of instruction at the Harvard
Graduate School of Business Admin
iStration, Lieut.. Col. Bethel w. Simp-
son will assume new duty in the
ONCE Of the chief of ordnance Lieut..
Col. Sidney p Spalding. upon COM
pleting his present course at the Army
War College. will also report to the
chief of ordnance for duty in his
office, as will Capt. Harry N. Rising,
who is now on duty at the Military
Academy. West Point. N Y. Maj.
George B. Campbell, now on duty
at 9Th Corps Area headquarters, Chi
cago, H., will assume new duty In
the Office of the judge advocate gen.
eral of the Army not later than June
80. Maj. Harold E. Albaugh, now at
March Field, Calf, will report for
duty at the Army Medical Center the
latter part of July.
Navy.
Orders will be issued soon direct
ing a selection board to convene ut
the Navy Department to recommend
captain of the Medical Corps for
advancement to the rank Of rear ad-
miral. to I'LL the vacancy resulting
from the death of Rear Admiral John
M. Brister on April 10.
The findings of the Supply Corps
Selection Board that recently recon-
mended the advancement Of seven
lieutenants and IT ieutenants (junior
grade) to the next higher ranks. re-
spectively. have been approved. Those
recommended for advancement to the
rank Of Lieutenant commander include
Lieuts. Christian p. Schwartz, Joseph
e. Bolt and Errett r. Feeney, who
probably will make their numbers in
June, 1896, and John K. Lynch,
George w. Bauerschmidt, Austin s.
Keith and Walter E. Gist, who will
make their numbers with their line
running mates at later dates yet 10 be
determined. Those selected for the
rank of lieutenant will make their
numbers as follows: Lieuts. (Junior
Grade) Charles Naumilket, Preston G.
Locke, Bryon C. Gwinn, Calvin B.
White and Louie L. Lndenmayer, who
probably will make their numbers this
coming June, and James S. Bierer.
Donald S. Gordon, Walter N. Gray.
John W. Haines, Elmer A. Chatham,
Allan M. Gray, Ernest c. Collins,
Henry S. Cone, Charles A. Meeker.
Milton C. Dickinson, J. K. Chisholm
and william j. Laxon. who will make
their numbers on later dates yet to
be determined.