Evening star., 1937-03-21
|QUARTERMASTER
MEETING IS SET.
Transition From Peace to
War Basis Will Be
Discussed.

The quartermasters and officers OF
the Judge Advocate Generals Depart
ment will meet tomorrow evening. At
the quartermaSter meeting Mai. G. A
Horkan will discuss war planning
procurement and transition from
peace to war Officers of the judge
Advocate Generals Department,
meeting in the Otis Building, will
hear lecture by Capt. E. A. Jarman,
who will discuss the civil side of mill
tary Jurisdiction. Anti-aircraft com
munications and the intelligence neG
Especial text 3D will be the subject
OF the Coast Artillery meeting, at
headquarters, Tuesday evening Mai
E. M Almond will discuss Mexico and
Central America at the military INTEL
llgence meeting, at Headquarters
Wednesday evening A training prob
lem OF the l320th Service Unit will be
taken up by the members of that unit
Wednesday evening in the Munition.
Building. The meeting will be con-
Quoted by Col H. Brand, jr. District
ordnance officers viii meet at head
quarters Thursday evening under
Lieut.. Col H. S. Aurand, Army War
College, who will discuss the relation
ship OF the ordnance officer to the
commander and his general staff.
A board of officers has been ap-
pointed to meet at Boiling Field to
examine such persons from the Dis
trlct and vicinity to determine their
ntness for appointment in the Air
Corps Reserve and for aeronauticaI
rating. The board will also conduct
the practical test of such local All,
Corps Reserve officers to determine
their fitness for a certificate of ca.
pacity. Personnel of the board in.
cludes Maj. Donald D. FITZGERALD
CaptS. Henry R. Baxter and Brintnal
H. Merchant and First Lieuts. Ralph
q. Rhudy and John G. Fowler.
A number Of District officers are in.
VOWED IN new assignments as follows
Mas. John Francis. jr.; Ohio w
johnson, George F. McGinn, Clarence
Mitchell and Capts. Alvin T. Basford
John r. BroSnan, Donald L. De Muth
Franklin R. Paine and Theophilus S
HaIStead to the 1920 Service Unit
Maj. Walter w. Weber to the l321s-
Service Unit, Capt. Adam j. Holman
to the 8th Quartermaster Regiment
Capt Alfred B. Hurley and First Lieut.
Otto w. Hines to the 23d Quarter.
master Regiment, First Lieut.. Franci:
M. Hofheins and Second Lieuts. Her
bert j. Lidoff and Allyn S. Norton tt
the l318th Service Unit, First Lieut.
Benjamin F. Markert to the Sd Coast
Artillery district, Second Lieuts. How
ard N. Sheffield, Nal L. Shulman anc
Alison H. Wheeler to the l326th Serv.
ice Unit; Second Lieuts. Louis E
Banker. jr., and Louis D. Jones tx
the 18th Field Artillery; Seconc
Lieut.. Marvin L. Smoot to the 18th
Infantry Brigade headquarters anC
Headquarters Company, and Seconc
Lieut.. John H. Eakin to the 304tt
Observation Squadron
Col. Thompson B. Short, having
been transferred to the inactive
reserve, is relieved from assignment
! to the 9l3th Coast Artillery (anti
/ aircraft. First Lieut. Joseph F
Forster is relieved from assignment
to the 73d General Hospital, Secont
Lieut.. John w. Greene is relieved from
assignment to the 5lst General Hos
pital and Second Lieut. Harold H
Whitted from assignment to the 428tl
| Infantry. First Lieut.. Clifford B
Kinley, having been placed in tn,
Arm and Service Assignment Group
is relieved from assignment to tn,
i 18th Radio Intelligence Company
First Lieut.. Beverly B. Klina i
relieved from assignment to the Is
Chemical Regiment and is assigned
to the 13l8th Service Unit
The following District officers hav
been continued on duty with tn
Civilian Conservation Corps for an
other six months: Capt. Stanle.
| MCGEE and First Lieuts. Charles A
kengla. Henry B. Holman, William
E. Persons, jr, and Howard H
Ruppart.