Evening star., 1936-08-09
DUTIES ASSIGNED
At NEARBY POSTS
Reserve Officer Changes to
Find Capt. Hurley at
IndiantoWn Gap.

District officers continue to be as
signed to active duty training at near
by posts. Beginning today, Capt. AL
fred B. Hurley and First Lieut.. George
Roberto will undergo 14-days duty
with the 29th National Guard Division
at Indiantown Gap. Pa, and Second
Lieut.. Robert G. Hand, will be on
active duty at Fort Monroe, Va.
Officers from Washington. who will
be on 14-days active duty at Fort Mon
roe, Va, and Indiantown Gap, Pa,
beginning August %, are Lieut.. Col.
Harry P. Newton, Maj. Arthur G.
Adair, Capts. Elmer G. Woods, Lyman
E. Morris. John S. Biscoe, Jesse j.
Hinson, Linwood B. McCloud, First
Lieuts. James E. Cook, jr.; Harold F.
Harding, James c. Ladd. Wallace r.
Leek, Ralph H. Peterson, Lloyd B.
Kidwell. Haven Nichols, Royden K.
Whitford, Justin A. Shook, William
M. Smoak, jr., and Second Lieuts.
Walter H. Beal, jr.; John B. De Hoff,
Nelson r. Waldrop, jr,, and Lehman
c. Hutchins.
The training at Indiantown Gap
will be attended by Lieut.. Col. Edgar
c. Mcdonald, Maj. Charles w. Griffin,
Capts. Jean K. Stacy and Richard G.
McCabe, First Lieut. Morris Kraisel,
Second Lieuts. John F. Royce Harry
G.. McDougall. Max L. Shulman,
Wayne C. Lambertson. Lieut.. Col.
Fitz w. McC. woodrow, Field Artillery,
and First Lieut.. Bernard P. Donnelly
Capt. Edka C. Moore will begin 10
days duty, beginning August 26, at
Camp Perry, Ohio, with the National
Rifle match team.
The following officers of the District
have been continued on active duty
for another six months with the
Civilian Conservation Corps: First
Lieuts. William L. Knott, James NJ
Suter, George S. Weber, Robert w.
Lockridge and Richard H. Van Den
burg. First Lieut.. Francis De Sales
Dean began August six months of
active duty with the Civilian Con-
servation Corps. He has been as
signed to C. c. c. Company $3.50,
Camp S-7s-Pa., Westport, Pa.
Second Lieut.. Joseph w. Sisson. jr.,
began on July 80 one year Of active
duty with the Regular Army. He has
been assigned to duty at Fort Howard,
Md.
District officers will assemble today
at $50 o'clock at the Munitions
Building for a reconnaissance and
tactical ride of the battlefield of the
Second Battle of Manassas. Families
and friends Of the ReServiStS are in
vited to attend. Luncheon will be
served at the Chinn House by men,
bers of the Civilian Conservation
Corps.
The following District officers have
been relieved from the l305th Service
Unit and assigned to the 13l0th Serv-
ice Unit: Lieut.. Col. Bynum K.
Cash. Maj William c. Mckee. Capts.
Robert E. Laffery. Raymond S. Holt
and John H. Simmons, First Lieuts.
Christopher NJ. zepp and Harold V.
Oerting and Second Lieut.. William P.
Arnold. Officers have been assigned
as follows: Capt Hugo Winkler to
the 503d Port Headquarters, First
I4ieuts. Robert B. Howard and Harold
z. Opsahl to the 18th Station Hospi-
tai, First Lieut.. Floyd B. Crun1ley to
the 34th Infantry, Second Lieuts. FL
wood Gullett, Richard J. Calvin and
John B. Mcconnell to the 13l7th
Service Unit, Second Lieuts. Charles
L. Warheld to the 5l5th Port Bat
talon, Second Lieut.. Richard H. Irv-
ing to the 428th Infantry and Second
Lieut.. John S. Lambie, jr., to the
4o9th Attack Squadron.