Evening star., 1936-08-23
DUTY GIVEN MORE
RESERVE OFFICERS
Camp Training Lists An.
nounced for New 14.Day
Period.

Additional Reserve officers from the
District have been ordered to IA days
active duty training at nearby posts.
Beginning August 80, the following
engineer officers will undergo camp
training at Fort Belvoir. Va: Col.
Harrison Brand. jr.: Majs. Matthew
r. Beebe and Van Allen Clark, Capts.
Harry W. Morris and Percival Elliott,
First Lieuts. John F. Warlick, Wilfrid
v Worland Edison H. Dimmitt and
second Lieuts. Charles H. Mason,
Isham w. Mann. jr. and Archie N.
Ashcraft. Beginning today, First Lieut..
Enzer L. Brandon and Second Leuts.
Robert G. Pohlmann and John T. Sim
clair will undergo active duty train
ing with the 99th Division command
post exercises at Indiantown Gap, Pa,
and First Lieut. Carl B. Nelson, 622d
Coast Artillery (harbor defense), will
begin IA days active duty at Fort
Monroe, Va.
Capt. Edmund w. NJ Malczewski
will begin on August 26, 10 days Of
active duty with the national rifle
matches at Camp Perry, Ohio.
Others Ordered to Duty.
Other District officers ordered to
active duty with the Civilian Con-
servation Corps for six months in
clude: First Lieut.. Joseph w. Batch
to c. c. C. Company 356. Camp SP-2-
Md, Elkridge, Md; First Lieut.. Fran
els De S. Dean to c. c. c. Company
E45o, Camp S-78-Pa., Westport, Pa;
Second Lieut.. James r. Crawford to
c. C. c. Company $50, Camp SCS-1-
Md, BoonSboro, Md, and Second
Lieut.. Harmon l.. Spencer to c. c. C..
Company 3s3. Camp S-95-Pa., La
Porte. Pa, and Capt. Frederick l..
slade, Second Lieut. George w. Webb
and Second Lieut.. Samuel w. Tucker
to c. c. c. Company 1855, Camp Mp
2-Pa., Gettysburg Pa.
Capt. Roswell r. Boyer. First Lieut.
John A. Croghan and First Lieut..
William B. Marsh have been con-
tinued on active duty with the Civil
ian Conservation Corps for another
six months.
The following officers have been
assigned to the 320th Infantry: Capt.
Donat M. Wilson and Second Lieuts.
Carl A. Larson, Bernard A. Schwartz,
Chester Morrill,, jr., and Frank B.
Wade. Maj. Virgil D. Reed and Sec
ond Lieut.. Cary M. Euwer have been
assigned to the 3l5th Field Artillery,
and Second Lieuts Erwin H. Shupp
and John G. Simpson have been as
signed to the 313th Field Artillery.
District officers who have been pro-
NOTED to the next higher grade are
First Lieut.. John w. Haines, to the
grade of captain, will remain assigned
to the 314th Field Artillery; Second
Lieuts. Merton E. Tice, Ralph w.
Watt and Jacob S. MacKorell, jr., to
first lieutenants, and will remain as
signed to that local regiment.
Duty Assigned to Others.
Other officers have been assigned to
duty as follows: Capt. Henry A.
Hendry, to the 1300th Service Unit;
First Lieut.. Floyd B. Crumley, to the
34th Infantry; Second Lieut. Elmer
G. Costello, to the 409th Attack Squad
ron: Second Lieut. George w. Hines,
to the 428th Infantry; Second Lieut.
Franklin K. Van Zandt, to the 343d
Engineers; Second Lieut.. Joseph E.
Bargas, to the 504th Motor Transport
Command; Second Lieut.. Richard H.
Irving, to the 428th Infantry; Second
Lieut.. John S. Lambie, jr., to the 409th
Attack Squadron.
Relieved from assignments are
Maj Albert Sutter, from the 13oOth
Service Unit; Maj. Van Writ Roberds,
from the 503d Post Headquarters;
Maj. Frank H. Parnell, from the
1320th Service Unit First Lieut.. Loren
F. Schott, from the 18th Infantry;
First Lieut.. Herbert DePue, from the
320th Infantry, and Second Lieut..
Edward H. D. Gibbs, from the 18th
Infantry. First Lieut.. Benjamin F.
Smith is relieved from assignment to
the 3l5th Field Artillery and is as
signed to headquarters of the 155th
Field Artillery Brigade
Enlisted Reservists assigned to the
S20th Infantry include Pvts. Martin
j. Avingnone, jr.; John S. Baughman,
Joseph L. Lynch and Albert w.
Loughrie.