Evening star., 1937-03-07
CAVALRY OFFICERS
WILL MEET TODAY
Equitation instruction to Be
Given at Fort Myer This
Morning.

cavalry Objects Oh Tie DlSCr1cC WILL
meet at Fort Myer, Va, today from
$3.50 to 10 am. for instruction in
equitation under the direction of Maj.
j. c. Mullenix, instructor of the I'd
Squadron, 306th Cavalry.
District quartermasters will meet at
Reserve headquarters tomorrow eve
ming. Capt w. B. Lawrence will
discuss utilities for camps and posts.
Attack aviation will be the subject
Of Capt. Ned Schramm, who will con-
duct the Air Corps conference Tues
day evening. District Coast Artillery
officers will meet Tuesday evening.
Col. Newton will discuss the writing
of field order Cext, the solution of
map problemS). At the Military In
telligence assembly Wednesday eve
ming Maj. Onthank will speak on the
duties and training of camp intel
ligence officer, while Capt. York will
discuss the battalion intelligence Of
ficer Engineers and use of engineers
as riflemen (map problem) will be
the Subject of the 1.320th Service
Unit conference Thursday evening.
The conference will be conducted by
Maj. F. Heavey. Members Of the
1,300th Service Unit will meet Friday
evening under the direction of Maj.
c. H. Keck.
District officers have been assigned
to units as indicated: Maj. Eldridge
S. Adams. to the 1,3l6th Service Unit:
First Lieut. Theodore H. Hoffman and
Second Lieuts. Clarence D. Caparoon,
Casimir ]. RutkoWski and Charles
A. H. Thomson, to the 34th Infantry;
Second LieutS. Howard D. Dodge and
Charles M. HutchinS, to the 10th Field
Artillery, and Second Lieut.. Glenn M.
Bradley. to the 1.318th Service Unit.
The following District quartermas-
terS have been relieved from their pres
ent assignment and are assigned to the
23d Quartermaster Regiment: CaptS
Louis E. Diaz and Hugo Winkler, First
Lieuts. William H. Fowler and James
A. SiSson, and Second Lieuts. Joseph
E. BargaS, Charles E. Berry, jr.: Nor
ton M. Dodge, Miles E. Myers and jeff
j. McNamme, while the following have
been assigned to the 9Th Quartermas-
ter Regiment: First Lieuts. Asbury
B. Hammond, Carl A. Schulze and
Cecil A. Jones, and Second Lieuts. Ed
ward j. Smith, Luther S. Williams
and Albert De v. Burr.
The following officers have been re-
lieved from and assigned to units as
follows: Col. Dunlap P. Penhallow,
from 51st General Hospital, to 364th
Medical Regiment; Lieut.. Col. Ray
B. Robinson, from 1.32Oth Service Unit,
to ,326th Service Unit; Maj. Darrell T.
Lane, from 503d Port Headquarters,
to l,306th Service Unit; Maj Guy B.
Tippens, from 503d Port Headquar-
tiers, to l,309th Service Unit; Maj. Ed
ward P. Van Hise, from 503d Port
Headquarters, to 1.3I0th Service Unit;
First Lieut.. Albert T. King, from Head
quarters Special Troops, 9th Division,
to Headquarters Company. 9th Divi-
sion: First Lieut.. John R. Baker, from
5l3th Port Battalion. to 34th Quar-
termaster Regiment; and the following
District quartermasters are relieved
from present assignments and are
assigned to the 23d Quartermaster
Regiment First Lieuts. Frank j. Err
win, Morris Kraisel and Earl B. Wads-
worth and Second Lieut.. Herman A.
Sauer.
The following officers are relieved
from assignments as Indicated: Lieut..
Col. Edgar C. Macdonald, from 515th
Port Battalion; Col. Herbert C. Wool
ley, from 364th Medical Regiment;
Maj. Eugene R. Langley, from 503d
Port Battalion, and Maj. Otho w.
Johnson. from 1,32Oth Service Unit.
Second Lieuts. Ralph R. McCawley and
Thomas A. Redlingshafer are assigned
to 1920 Service Unit
The following District officers have
been continued on active duty with the
Civilian Conservation Corps for an
other six months: Capt. Albert H.
Wait, Air Reserve, and First Lieuts.
Richard H. Van Denburg, Coast Artil-
lery Reserve; John A. Connolly, In
fantry Reserve; Robert B. Curtiss,
Cavalry Reserve, and Philip A. Deg
nan, Medical Reserve.