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mond; Mrs. c. D. Jones and Mrs. Err
nest Poole.
William B. Cushing Auxiliary, No. 4,
Sons Of Union Veterans of the Civil
War, met at the Washington Loan g.
Trust Building. october Is, the presi-
dent, Mrs. Carolyn Lillid, presiding.
Plans were made to celebrate the
forty-fifth birthday anniversary Of the
auxiliary on November 10.
A meeting of the Finance Commit
tee was held at the home of Mrs
Mabel Yates.
Hadassah, the women's Zionist
organization of America, will hold It's
twenty-third annual convention at
the Hotel Chelsea. Atlantic City, N. j.,
from October ~ to 81.
The delegates and visitors from the
Washington Chapter to the conven-
ton are: Mrs. Raphael Tourover, Mrs.
Sidney A. Wiseman, Mrs. Fred s.
Gichner, Mrs. Julius H. Wolpe, Mrs.
Morris I. Bierman, Mrs. Edward Os-
trow, Mrs. Charles Pilzer, Mrs. Henry
Oxenburg, Mrs. Leopold Y. Freudberg,
Mrs. Lawrence Koenigsberger, Mrs
Moe Gutenberg. Mrs. Herman Becker,
Mrs. Philip Silverstone, Mrs. Alex
Sterling, Mrs Albert Sterling, Mrs.
Samuel Seigel, Mrs. Paul STREET., Mrs
Burnett Sinan, Mrs. Bernard Lehman
Mrs. Isadore Bregman, Mrs. Harry
Silverberg, Mrs. Clara Haves, Mrs.
Samuel Becker, Mrs. Joseph Freed
man. Mrs. John Berg. Mrs. Harry
Levinson, Mrs. Alex Rosenblum, Miss
Dora Freudberg. Mrs. Edward Cooper,
Mrs. I. E. Turnover, Mrs. Harry HUT,
Mrs. Bernard Danzansky. Mrs. Charles
Rosenthal and Mrs. Herbert Glass
man.
The Writers League will meet at
Thomson School October 20. at BIS
pm, with program by Miss Corinne
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Der 4 at 8 pm, at the home Of MIA
8. Green, 4428 Ord street northeast.
The next meeting viii be October
~ at 1880 pm. with Mrs. r. A. Deck,
1918 Forty-ffth place northeast, With
Mrs. c. Adair assistant hostess.
Twentieth Century Ciub.-On Octo-
Der ~ the nature section will meet
at 1890 at Connecticut avenue and
Tilden street for trip in Rock Greek
Park.
On October 20 the Executive Board
will meet at the Y. w. c. A, at IL,
with the president, Mrs. Kari Fem
ming, presiding.
On October 20 the French section
will meet at the Y. w. C. A. for
luncheon. with Miss Elizabeth Merle
Carhart presiding.
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lunches and to . fund for crippled

lunches and to . fund for crippled
children.
Ths Ketoham-van Barren Heme and
School Association will hold It's an
nual Fall luncheon November In
the Episcopal Church Hall, Thirteenth
and U streets southeast, IL to 1. pro-
ceeds to supply needs Of school
District Of Columbia Division,
U. D. CDR. Thomas p. Martin,
chief Of the manuscript division Of
the Library of Congress. will address
the members At their historical meet
ing November 4, at Confederate Me-
mortal Home, 1922 Vermont avenue
northwest. on the Confederate history
material in the Library Of Congress,
illustrating his talk with pfrotostat
copies Of original documents.
The division president, Mrs. Rich
ard A. Allen. viii preside. The public
Is invited.
The Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase
The evening section and art section
will have a joint meeting tomorrow
at 8 pm, at the home Of Mrs. G..
Edward Rowland, 1905 Kanawha
street. John E. Willis. astronomer
at the Naval Observatory, will give
an illustrated talk on the expedition
to Carlton Island in June to photo
graph the solar eclipse. Husbands
of members are welcome at this
meeting.
The international relations section
will meet Tuesday At 1890 am. in
the Presbyterian Chapel. Subject,
The Danger Spots in the World
Today" Mrs. Robert F. Griggs and
Mrs. Douglas Griesemer will give
talks.
The music section will meet at the
e. v. Brown School for rehearsals
Wednesday at 10 am.
The nature section leaves Chevy
Chase Circle Thursday at 10 am.
for sauntering walk along North Sligo
Greek. At pm. the social section
holds a dinner, followed by dancing
and cards, at Kenwood Country Club.
Hostesses, Mrs. Harrison F. Fits. Mrs.
Harold E. Burton, Mrs. G. Kibbey
Munson, Mrs. Eber B. Woodruff. Mrs.
Russell T. Edwards and Mrs. Edward
Wickers.
The Petworth Woman's Club music
section will meet at the home of Mrs.
c. G. Fisher, 4113 Illinois avenue
northwest, Wednesday at 7:45 pm.
The art section will hold luncheon
in the Petworth Methodist Church
Thursday at 1890 pm. Mrs Edward
Hubert. an artist of Alexandria, Va,
will give an informal talk.
The Kenilworth Ladies' Guild met
at the home Of the president, Mrs.
Harry K. Kent. Reports were given
by Mrs. F. A. Deck, sunshine; Mrs.
Harvey Lynn. corresponding secre-
tary, ways and means, and Mrs. George
Lingeback, Community Council.
A card party will be given Novem-
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at the home of the Misses C0nnOr in
Alexandria, Va. Mrs. Mary L. MCGEE.
Miss Dorothy Barrett and Miss
Amelia Tassa are sponsoring this
party. Members of the club and their
guests will meet at the Continental
Hotel at 7:30 pm. Transportation
will be furnished.
A Halloween party and dance will be
held after the meeting Thursday eve
ming, in the Continental Hotel.
Miss Mary Mckay was hostess to the
Executive Committee last Thursday.
The Woman's Guild Of American
University met Tuesday IN the wom-
ems residence hall.
DR.. Arthur G. Christie. president OF
the Board of Trustees, spoke on Life
Interests and Education
Luncheon was served, the hostesses
being Mrs. George Woods, Mrs. James
shera Montgomery, Mrs. Fred Evans.
Mrs. Dubert Paddock, Mrs. Harry
Oberholser, Mrs. Wesley Gewehr, Mrs
Pauline Olds and Miss Mary Louise
Brown, dean Of women.
Hilary Herbert Chapter, U. d. c.,
met at the home OF Mrs. William j.
MCGEE, 1910 Lamont street northwest,
Wednesday evening. In the absence OF
the President, Mrs. Mary X. Nalle,
Mrs. MCGEE, vice president, presided.
A delegate, Mrs. Eugenia z. Rollins.
and an alternate, Mrs. John William
johnson, were elected to attend the
convention to be held at Richmond on
November 10.
Refreshments were served. Miss
Isabelle MCGEE, daughter of the host
ess, and Miss Juliet Washington as
sisted in the dining room.
Guests were Mrs. Edward c. Krue-
ger of Denver, Colo, a delegate from
the Margaret Davis Hayes Chapter OF
that city to the convention at Rich
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Charles Cottingham and Robert w.
Cochran.
The league meets on the second and
fourth Thursdays Of the month. On
October IA, with tho president, Ars.
L. w. Tilton, pres,uing. verses were
presented by Miss Anna M. Priestley.
Short stories by Mrs. Agnes Wright
and Mrs. Emma-Sutton Bennett were
followed by . feature article BY Miss
Ivy Lindsey, and . humorous verse
by Misc Georgia Redwsy.
A short story contest, with 5000
words maximum, will close Decem-
ber 9.
Takoma Park Womeu's Ciub.-The
drama department. will meet At the
home Of Mrs. r. D. Rands, 1880 Floral
street northwest, at 7:30 pm. October
27. The members will be taken - the
guests OF Mrs. Rands to the Pen
Womens League for = program of the
drama group. r. Cowles Strickland.
director Of the washington Civic The
ater; Mrs. Maude Howell Smith Of the
Arts Club, Howard F. Wentworth OF
the Pierce Hall Players, Father Hartke
Of the Black Friars' Guiding and Mrs.
Minnie Frost Rands of the Takoma
Park drama group will speak.
The music section will meet October
20 at 10 am, at the home Of Mrs. M.
G. Tighe, 200 Holly avenue, Takoma
Park, Md. The program will include
Jean Wilson Seaman In piano selec-
tions. Capt. Darcy, leader OF the
Army Band, will speak on the history
and functions of his organization. Mrs.
A. G. Stone, contralto soloist at Cleve-
land Park Community Church. will
give a group of songs. Mrs. Frank A.
Nickols will preside.
A tea for new members will be given
October 20 from to S pm. at the
home of the president, Mrs. Walter p.
Harman, 16 Poplar avenue.
Those assisting Mrs. Harman in re-
ceiving are: Mrs. Gilbert G. Sward,
literature; Mrs. Frank A. Richmond,
government study; Mrs. Frank A.
Nichols, music: Mrs. r: D. Rands,
drama; Mrs. j. N. Quinn. garden: Mrs.
Byron NJ Coon, art, and Mrs. Guy H.
Goodman, homemakers. Mrs. Paul w.
Burk, chairman Of the Social Com
mittee, will be assisted in pouring tea
by Mrs. Thomas Marshall, Mrs. Frank
Zundel. Mrs. Jesse j. Ramsdel and
Mrs. Edward l. Grimm.
Washington Colony, National So
ciety Of New England Women, met
October IA at the home of Miss Anna
L. Berry, 4112 Fifth street northwest.
Plans were made for the philanthropic
work.
A short memorial service for Miss
Eunice Whitney was observed.
The November meeting will be q
luncheon at the home of Miss Peter
son, 8l5 Webster street northwest.
The Petworth Mothers' Club will
meet at the home Of Mrs. D. J. Price,
701 Whittier street northwest, Tuesday,
at O'Clock.
Mrs. Thurza Suter Parsons will be
the leader and will present the subject,
Mature Talk"
The Women's Progressive Club will
meet at the home Of Mrs. A. Abel
man, 4809 Georgia avenue northwest,
October 26 at $50 pm.
The club will have "tacky" party
November @ at the home of Mrs. Ethel
Eanet, 4847 Illinois avenue northwest,
at $3.50 pm. All members are invited.
The Washington Colony Of New
England Women met at the home Of
Miss Anna l.. Berry, 41l2 Fifth street
northwest. The meeting was a sur
prise birthday shower and Halloween
party in honor of Mrs. Charles Urner.
who celebrated her Both birthday
recently. The colony contributed
money to the fund for free school
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Illinois State Society.

The Illinois State Society will hold
a dance November II at the Willard
Hotel. Representative Kent E. Keller,
president of the society, will return
to Washington in time for the meet
ing.
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Study in Variety of Topics
Offered by Women's Clubs
Member May Become Well Informed
On Almost Any Subject, So Great
Are the Opportunities of Today.
BY RUTH MONTGOMERY,
Women's Club Editor.

variety educational
opportunities their members that the conscientious club woman
wv al well informed almost
specialized like the
others
concentrate socaed
number subjects that their members
writing Development gardening
politics. number of other subjects seriously
casually choose
The American University point
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The Washington Colony Of New
England Women met at the home of
Miss Anna l.. Berry, 4ll2 Fifth street
northwest. The meeting was sur
prise birthday shower and Halloween
party in honor of Mrs. Charles Urner.
who celebrated her 80th birthday
recently. The colony contributed
money to the fund for free school
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Mrs. william Notx will review Zero
Hours; Policies Of the Powers" by
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The Women's Progressive Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. A. Abel
man, 4809 Georgia avenue northwest,
October 26 at $3.50 pm.
The club will have 'tacky" party
November at the home of Mrs. Ethel
Eanet, 4847 Illinois avenue northwest,
at $3.50 pm. All members are invited.
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The Petworth Mothers' Club will
meet at the home Of Mrs. d. J. Price,
701 whittier street northwest, Tuesday.
at O'Clock.
Mrs. Thurza Suter Parsons will be
the leader and will present the subject,
Mature Talk"
Evening star., 1937-04-18
GUARD, RED CROSS
TO DISCUSS RELIEF
Conference to See Avoidance of
Duplication of
Efforts.

Possibility Of the issuance Of a book
OF regulations giving detailed instruc-
tions for the cooperation Of the Ma
tional Guard units Of the States and
the American r / Gross in disaster
relief was foreseen as an aftermath
Of q discussion during the course Of
the meeting of State adjutants general
here
There was some indication in talks
at the session of conflict between rep
resentatives Of the two units during
recent disasters, probably due to mis-
understanding of the duties of each
1t is the desire Of the adjutants gen.
eral to have instructions outlined
which will give definite instructions
for use at such times as the two Or
carnations are called into the field
for human relief.
The militia group appointed COM
mittee which will confer with the
officials Of the American Red Cross
to point out the general idea Of the
discussion and the end sought, with
a view to working out a cooperative
scheme, which could be reduced to
writing The instructions finally de-
cided upon, it is proposed to put in
book form to be distributed tc
Guardsmen throughout the country
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FORTY AND FIGHTERS
ENJOYING BARBECUE
Spring Party at Potomac Boat
Club Today Follows Busy
Week for Voiture.

District Forty and Fighters will hold
their Spring barbecue today at the
Potomac Boat Club and Grand Chef
de Train John McCabe promises
big party. The voyagers will gather
at the club house at Thirtieth and K
streets at l O'Clock and enjoy life
until long after dark. There will be
refreshments and dancing, the latter
from to 7.
Following grand cheminot meet
ing last Tuesday, the Fun and Eumor
Society of the American Legion at
tended the Sons of the Legion dance
at the Mayfower Thursday and held
its voiture meeting at the Portner
Friday.
A the meetings a special committee
headed by Grand Garde de la Porte
Fred Money reported success In its
drive for funds for a new stand of
colors for La Societe, and r. Jess
Chaillet, grand chef de gare, appointed
group to arrange for the annual
promenade of the Mid-Atlantic vol
lures to be held here late next month
or early in June
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D. c. APPOINTMENT [
INCREASE BACKED
Senate Committee Favors
Navy Academy AIIot-
ment Boost.

Sharlng the opinion that the Dn-
trlct OF Columbia, which has a non.
ulatlon Of approximately 500 900. IA
not equltably represented at tho
Naval Academy when compared with
States with smaller population or
with all OF the States, the Senate
Naval Committee is in favor of in
creaslng the number of appointments
from the District from to IS. States
which have population less than
the District of Columbia are: New
Hampshire, Vermont, Delaware, Mon
tana, Idaho. Wyoming, New Mexico
and Nevada.
Rear Admiral Charles S. Butler.
U. S. NJ, in charge of the naval medi.
cal center, heads the Medical Corps
selection Board to convene at the
Navy Department tomorrow to recon-
mend officers of that corps for ad-
vancement to the ranks of lieutenant
commander and lieutenant. The
board members include Capt. Benja-
min H. Dorsey, in charge of Navy De-
partment dispensary; Capt Addison
B. Clifford, member of naval examin-
ing board, Navy Department; Capt.
John B. Kaufman. Naval Training
Station, Norfolk; Capt. William L.
Manu. Marine Barracks, Quantico:
Capt. Joseph j. A. McMullin, Naval
Hospital, Norfolk, with Lieut.. Comdr.
Charles P. Archambeault as recorder
of the board, who is on duty at the
Navy Department. in the Bureau OF
Medicine and Surgery.
Army.
With the appointment last week Of
Col. Walter C. Baker, on duty at
lst Corps Area Headquarters, Boston,
Mass, as chief of Chemical Warfare
Service, with the rank of major gen.
eral, to succeed Maj. Gen. Claude z.
Brigham, who will conclude his four.
year term as chief of that service
on May %, appointing authorities will
not be called upon to make other
high Army appointments until late
in the Fall.
Approximately 40 officers and en-
listed men will compose the Corps of
Engineers rife squad that will as
semble at Fort Belvoir, Va about
June S, for the tryouts that will de-
termine the team personnel that will
participate in the national matches.
at Camp Perry, Ohio, from August %
to September II, 1887 Mai. James D.
Andrews, jr., has been designated as
captain of the team.
Two officers have been detailed to
duty at the War Department In the
Office Of the inspector general of the
Army. Col. Royden E. Beebe, now
on duty at Fort Hamilton, N. Y, will
begin his duties September IT. and
Maj. Philip E. Brown, now undergoing
instruction at the Army War College
here, will begin July /.
DR.. Warren T. Vaughan Of Rich
mond, Va, will address a meeting Of
Medical Department officers residing
in Washington and vicinity at Army
Medical Center here tomorrow evening.
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B. P. O. ELKS

The recently installed officers exem-
plified the ritual of initiation last
Wednesday. The final initiation, until
Fall, will be held May IL.
Exalted Ruler E. Joel Treger of Alex
andria Lodge is planning a grand well
come April 26 for the Washington
members who will make an official
visitation to Alexandria Lodge.
The bowling league wound up its
season with banquet at the club
Tuesday Joseph Riani was reelected
president. A post-season match with
Hagerstown was held there last night
The quarterly meeting of the Mary
land, Delaware and District of Colum-
bia Elks Association is being held today
at Hagerstown. The association will
give dance here on May %.
Past Exalted Ruler John E. Lynch
has been named chairman of the Flag
Day Committee. Past Grand Exalted
Ruler James T. Hallinan of New York
is expected to make the principal ad-
dress in the exercises to be held that
day.
Mount Vernon, N. Y, Lodge has an
nounced the candidacy of Charles
Spencer Hart, former managing editor
of the Elks Magazine, for grand exalted
ruler, to succeed David SholtZ, whose
term expires in July.
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DELPHIAN SOCIETY

Gamma Chapter will meet tomorrow
evening at the home of Mrs. Esma
Maybee Lachowicz. 3642 Thirteenth
street, with the president, Mrs. Pearl
r. Friede, presiding. A continuation
of the study of Wagnerian opera will
be taken up under the leadership Of
Mrs. Mary G. Mathiot.
The program will be as follows:
General Character of the Ring of the
Nibelungs," Mrs. Marie Swinson; "The
Rhinegold," Mrs. o. N. Fansler; "The
Valkyrie, Mrs Pearl r. Friede;; "Sieg-
fried" Mrs. Ella G. Prescott; THE
Twilight Of the Gods" Mrs. Evelyn
Bright Buckley; "Wagnerian View
points" Miss Mary G. Wolford.
A musical tea was given by the ON
GERS last Sunday evening at the home
of Mrs. Evelyn Bright Buckley on Six
teenth street, to members Of the chap
ter and friends. Mrs. Florence VIM
cent Yeager gave discussion on Rich
ard Wagner's "The Ring Of the Nibe-
lungs" and sang two selections from
the opera Samson and Delilah." Miss
Ruth Dewey rendered selections on the
piano. and Miss Frances Dewey gave
selected readings.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA

John ]. Burnet Council will give
an Ada Christy dinner tomorrow from
to 7 pm. 1900 M street.
Golden Rule Council will hold its
annual penny and nickel social, pre-
ceded by a supper, at $50 pm. April
"a at Northeast Masonic Temple.
National Councillor Mrs Anna B.
Harrison OF St. Louis, Mo-, and the
State councillor, Mrs. Josephine c.
Herbert of the District. we're honored
by the State Council with initiation
last evening. The class was known as
the Harrison Herbert cherry blossom
class initiation.
Goodwill Council, with Mrs. Martha
Trueblood, councillor, met Thursday
evening Mrs. Clara w. Henault an
nounced . dinner and five hundred
card party for the benefit Of the coun-
ell at the Fairfax Hotel April 26 at
pm.
Triumph Council met, with Coun-
cilor Katherine Freeburger presiding.
The three candidates initiated in the
class initiation were welcomed, Agnes
and Audrey Barbour and Mary Eliza
beth Moulden. A card party will be
held April % at Northeast Masonic
Temple.
Brookland Council was presided
over by Councillor Edna Claim. A re-
ception and social was held in honor
Of the new members, Ella Jones, Eliza
beth Hart and Bessie Reynolds.
The American Coalition has ex-
tended an invitation OF the Daugh-
ters to q luncheon today at 1890,
Carlton Hotel, when . film I'VE, the
People," in which Chief Justice
Hughes is featured, will be shown.
Independent Council was visited
Monday evening by some of the State
onicers. The Birthday Club celebrated
the birthday anniversaries Of Past
State Councillor Cavour o. Bohrer
and Mrs. Nellie Butler.
Friendship Council was visited by
State Vice Councillor Viola Henley.
Associate State Vice Councillor Edna
Gather and State Conductor Ruth
Warren.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
Y. W. c. A. NEWS

Members of the Park View Chapter,
Mrs Aria Morgan, Mrs. eileen C.
Leach and Mrs. D. Edward Clarke, will
be hostesses for the at home hour to-
day at pm, preceding the music
hour at pm.
Princeton Chapter will have lunch.
con and business meeting April 81.
The teachers from the Takoma Park
schools will be served luncheon at II
and the chapter members at lis pm.
The Business and Professional Wom-
ems Committee will meet Monday at
7:30 pm.
Mrs. Harold G. Moulton, chairman
Of the general education department.
will meet the committee April 20 at
IL am.
The World Fellowship Committee is
sponsoring a luncheon April % at
1890 pm at the Y. w. c. A.
Club supper for business girls will
be served Thursday at 6:l5 pm Mar
tina Strayer will talk to the Blue Tri-
angle Club at s:l5 pm. on Washing
ton Business Women as Seen by
Newspaper eporter."
Xenos Club fashion show Wednes-
day at pm.
Theta Mu Club of the industrial
nationality groups will meet April 20
at pm. On Thursday members of
this department interested in a picnic
supper at Hams Point will meet in
the Industrial Club room.
A trip to the Apple Blossom Festival
in Winchester, Va, will be made on
parale day, leaving Washington at
$3.50 am, under the auspices OF the
industrial and education departments.
Reservations on the bus will be taken
according to payment of registrations.
The first Homecoming" of the Senior
High School Girl Reserves will be Sat-
urday from 5 to IL pm. Registra-
tions must be in the Girl Reserve ONCE
by Wednesday at pm
The Girl Reserve Glee Club will sing
at the National Baptist Church this
evening
Alice Deal Girl Reserve cabinet offi-
GERS will meet at the home of Mignon
Conway Tuesday at 3:15 pm.
The Deal girls are planning a penny
hike" for their meeting Friday.
Evening star., 1937-04-18
COL. S|LER HEADS
OFFICERS BOARD
To Examine Applicants for
Appointment in Reserve
Corps.

Col. Joseph F. Siler, commandant
Of the Army Medical Center, heads a
board Of officers to be convened In the
near future to determine the fitness
OF young men residing in the District
and vicinity for appointment in the
Officers Reserve Corps and to conduct
the practical test Of certain Reserve
Officers to determine their fitness for
a certificate Of capacity.
District Cavalry officers will meet
at Fort Myer, Va, today at $50 to 10
am, for instruction in equitation.
Close order drill IT. r. 42O-45, 420-5O),
and ceremonies will be the subject Of
the 428th and 429th infantry con-
ference tomorrow evening" The pur-
suit Especial text 266) will be the
subject Of the infantry conference
Tuesday evening. Signal officers will
meet Tuesday evening" They will
take up infantry and cavalry division
signal communication tactics and
map problem. A command post
exercise and artillery regiment in de-
fense will be discussed at the field
artillery conference Wednesday eve
ming. Tank supply will be the subject
Of the infantry-tank conference We'd
nesday evening. Ordnance officers will
meet Thursday evening, at which will
be taken up signal service with the
division.
A number Of District officers are
involved in assignment changes. Maj
Edwin S. Bethlehem, jr, is relieved
from assignment to the 313th Field
Artillery and is assigned to head
quarters l35th Field Artillery brigade:
Capt. George C. Whiting is relieved
from 320th Infantry, First Lieut..
Sterling P Eagleton is relieved from
10th Ordnance Company and assigned
to 1,300th Service Unit, First Lieuts.
Leo ]. Holland and Charles r. Roberts
and Second Lieuts. Alfred L. Stevens
and Alfred B. Pettitt are assigned to
the l,322d Service Unit, First Lieut..
Bernard v. Merrick assigned to 1,325th
Service Unit, First Lieut. John r.
Ulmer to ,326th Service Unit, Second
Lieut.. John F. Royce to the 1,304th
Service Unit, Second Lieut. Thomas
j. Rogers to l,3l7th Service Unit,
Second Lieut.. Merrill E. Thayer to
409th Attack Squadron Second Lieut..
Henry J. Rossette to 47th Quarter
master Regiment, Capt Milton A.
Lehr and First Lieut.. Roy H. Dale
having transferred to arm and serv-
ice assignment group. are relieved
from ,3l3th Service Unit, and Second
Lieut.. Edward L. Early, jr., to 428th
Infantry.