Evening star., 1937-02-21
GEN. A. !. BOWLEY
WILL. Be GUEST
Reserve Officers Group to
Have Meeting Thursday.
Speakers Announced.

Maj. Gen. Albert ]. Bowley, COM
manding general of the Sd Corps Area,
will attend the annual joint meet
ing and conference of the District
of Columbia Department. Reserve
Officers Association. Thursday eve
ming in the auditorium Of the Interior
Department.
DR.. Thomas H. Healy. dean Of
Georgetown University Foreign Serv-
ice School, heads the list of speak
ers. He will speak on national de-
fense and peace. Other speakers in
clude Brig. Gen. Edwin S. HartShorn,
executive for Reserve affairs in the
War Department: Brig. Gen. Albert
L. Cox, U. S. A. Reserves, command
ing general of the l55th Field Artil-
lery Brigade of the 80th Division; Col
Richard Wetherill, Infantry, U. S. A.,
senior instructor of the Organized Re-
serves in Washington; Lieut.. Col. Will
liam P Wattles, Signal Corps Reserve,
national secretary of the Reserve Of
ficers' Association, and Maj. Roy E
Hughes, president of the Washington
Chapter of that association.
A number of officers of the Dis
trict have been assigned to the 306th
Cavalry Maj. Harold H. Jacobs and
Capt. Paul E. Hadlick have been as
signed to the regimental headquarters
as plans and training officer and sup
ply officer. respectively, while First
Lieut.. Ernest T. Upson has been as
signed as assistant surgeon and First
Lieut.. Arthur c. Jerstad as assistant
veterinarian. Chaplain Oliver ]. Hart
(captain) has been attached to the
regiment as chaplain.
District officers assigned to the
headquarters troop include Capt. Wal.
ter w. Woodruff and Second Lieuts
Robert P Wilson and William B. Shell
ley. while those assigned to the ma.
chine gun troop include Capt Ernes
H. Daniel, jr.; First Lieuts. James c
Boggs, John c. Grille. Harvey J
Gunderson, Lathrop E. Smith, William
H. Warren and Second Lieuts. Davic
E. Belts, Ebert c. Brazelton, Wallace
M. Burgoyne, Mason v. de Castle. Da
vid r. Gascoyne. Henry H. Waller
jr., and Lewis H. Ward.
District officers assigned to the sew
eral troops of the 1st Squadron follow
Troop A-First Lieuts. Forest F
Bartl, Lawrence S. Carson. jr.; Rober
T. Norman and Rexford c. Parmelee
and Second Lieuts. William F. Belts
Paul P. Byrne, Thomas J. Dugan, jr
and Robert G.. O'Hara.
Troop B-First Lieuts. Claude N
Ballenger, Raymond B. Carleton, Mel
son c. Elgin and Samuel E. McCrary
and Second Lieuts. Daniel j. Andersen
Ralph F. Batch. Donald w. Chase
Charles H. Dunphy and Richart
Hume.
The I'd Squadron, the headquarter
of which is located in Washington, i
commanded by Maj. Edward B. Harry
with First Lieuts. George E. Monk
adjutant, and Royal A. Wray. Loca
officers assigned to the various troop
Of that squadron include the following
Troop E+Capt. William I. Irby. Firs
Lieuts. Robert B. Curtiss, Georg
NICK. Gather. Laurie F. Hess, Lloy,
A. Parker, Richard j. Weiss, Sidne,
F. Wogan and Carroll Wright. ant
Second Lieuts. Josef E. Gellermann
Delbert J. Harrill, Rowland F. Kinks
Russell G. May, Paul E. Mitchler
James H. Nelson and Magnus Thomp
son. Troop F-Capt. Edward A. Kane
First Lieuts. John S. Burgess, jr.; Rob
ert w. Castle, James G. Daniel, Georg
P. Frazer, Daniel J. Leary, Fredericl
P. Magers. Edward M. Perkins, How
ard H. Ruppart and Ernest j. 81
Jacques, and Second Lieuts. Mertol
e. Church, James A. Dixon, Wilbu
w. Hiehle, Joseph Meg. Michaelsol
and Ford E. Young, jr.