Evening star., 1937-06-27
RESERVES T0GET
14DAYS' TRAINING
D. c. Officers to Take Active
Duty Periods at Forts
Meade and Howard,

approximately so Reserve officers
OF the District Of Columbia will under.
go IA days of active duty training
with the Citizens Military Training
Camps at various periods during July
at Fort George G. Meade, Md. Fort
Howard. Md, and Fort Monroe. Va,
Beginning July s. the following Sig
nal officers will be on active duty at
Fort Meade: Ma is Guy N. Church and
Edwin L. White; Capts. Peter E. Do.
Ian, Edward T. Newton, Harvey E.
Kaufman, William j. Buano, Ralph
c. Van Allen and First Lieuts. Will
liam E. Elliott, Theodore Bshoff and
Philip N. Vassn. On that same date
the following officers, all Infantry un.
less otherwise indicated, will be on
14-day active duty with the c. M.
T. c. at Fort Howard, Md: Col. West
A. Hamilton; Capts. Raymond E.
Contee and George Mcdonald (Med.
icaD; First Lieuts. James H. Robinson,
William B. Edelin, Willis D. Polk,
Claude T. Fereoee DentaD, Ruther-
ford B. Stevens, and Second Lieuts.
Robert S, Armstead Raymond A.
Dlgss, Rhoma HoLsall, Frank P.
Laney, ir.. and Tunis D. Randolph.
On July l6 the following District
Infantry officers will begin l4-day ac-
tive duty with the C. NJ. T. c. st Fort
Howard, Nd: Capts. Henry l. Cow
ems. lr. fMericaD, and Ernest r.
WEIGH; First Lieuts. Henry T. Rich.
ard, Philip T Atkins, Lorenzo B. Ber-
ry. Clinton C. Burke, jr,. and Second
Lieuts. Stafford L. Coleman, Thomas
M. Irving, Nathaniel P. King. George
F. Welch, Mervin o. Parker and
Frederic A. Piper. AT Fort Meade,
beginning July l6, the following Signal
officers will begin C. M. T. c. train
ing: Capts, Robert E. Needs and Kon-
menus M. Soukaras and Second Lieut..
Carl j. Ackerman. Effective JULY IS
the following Coast Artillery officers
from the District will be on active
duty for training with the c. MT. C.
at Fort Monroe, Va: Mai. Arthur c.
Adair. Capt. Harmon E. Broyles and
Second Lieut.. Robert A. Dunnigan.
Second Lieut.. Robert S. Randall
will report today at Fort Howard, Nd,
Tor l4-day active duty training. First
Lieut.. Frederick D. Suttenf7eld, Medi-
cal, will conclude at Fort Monroe, Va,
next Wednesday, IA days OF active
duty training.
A number of District officers have
been ordered to active duty with the
Civilian Conservation Corps for
period of six months. Those begin
nlng this duty on June % include
Capt. Kenneth r. Pyatt. Air Corps,
and Leo H. Poindexter. 32Oth Intan.
try: First Lieuts. William R. Finnev,
34th Infantry: David R. Roeenteld,
320th Infantry; Ralph S. Hardman,
l60th Infantry Brigade; William A.
Roolnson, Jr., both Division Special
Troop; Charles B. Ross, 32Oth Infan.
try, and Carl B. Nelson, sgd Coast
Artillery, Farbor Defense. The fol-
lowing District officers will begin on
July 3. six months active duty with
the Civilian Conservation Corps: Capt.
Jerome ]. Rupert, l60th Infantry
Brigade; First Lieut.. William G. Bel
ser, jr., 34th Infantry; First Lieut..
Nick E. Chotas, 622d Coast ARTILLERY,
Harbor Defense. and Second Lieut..
Arthur H Marsh. 1920 Service Unit,
First Lieut.. Leo J. Staskievicz. Saith
Infantry, will begin his period Of ac-
tive duty with the Civilian Conserva.
ton Corps on July 25, 1887.
Second Lieut.. William B. Kerkar,,
jr., who has been promoted to first
lieutenant, will remain assigned to the
3l3th Field Artillery Second Lieut..
Ashby S. Patteson, who has been ad-
vanced to first lieutenant, will retain
his assignment to the 3l5th Field Ar
tillery.