Evening star., 1938-03-06
CAVALRY OFFICERS
WILL STAGE DRILL
Conferences Are Scheduled
Through Friday Night
at Fort Myer.

Beginning with the equitation and
drill for District cavalry officers al
Fort Myer, Va. this morning, local
officers have conferences scheduled fol-
every evening this week, through Fri
day.
The company and platoon in attack
will be the subject of the 428th and
429th Infantry conference tomorrow
evening. Brig. Gen. John w. Gulick,
commanding general of the Sd Coast
Artillery district. will be the speaker
at the coast artillery conference Tues
day evening. He will speak on past
and present coast artillery. Infantry
field officers Tuesday will take up the
infantry brigade in defense and Air
Corps officers will discuss the duties of
squadron operations officer and op-
erations orders in administration of q
squadron.
On Wednesday evening military in
telligence and adjutant general de-
partment officers will discuss cavalry
as an intelligence agency, members OF
the 50th Signal Battalion will take up
corps in active defense, while officers
of the 1320th Service Unit and 627th
Separate Battalion will discuss q his
torical problem.
Members of the 376th Engineers on
Thursday will take up historical
problem, while officers of the 13O0th
and l324th Service Units will discuss
mobilization plan. On Friday eve.
ming the 1920 Service Unit will take
up shelter. supply and transport, while
the 343d Engineers will discuss a his
torical problem.
Beginning in April, a number OF
District officers will undergo IA days
of active duty training at Fort Mon
roe, Va, as follows: Maj. Joseph E.
c. Conrace, April II; Maj. Milo H.
Brinkley. Capt. Roswell r. Boyer, First
1t. Ralph C. Wisner and Second It.
Carl L. Rice, May L. Col. Robert r.
Hendon. jr.; Capt. John H. Gruver
and First 1t. Lucio J. Kilby, May Is;
Col, James B. Bentley, May 20. and
Capt. Norman H. Ball, June IL.
The following District officers have
been assigned to units: It. Col. Clar-
ence NJ. Dollman, Capt. Thomas D.
Gates, First Its. Richard v. Mat
tingly, Morris Chase, Harry S. Doug
las. Milton M. Greenberg, William S.
Miller, Louis x. Kolipinski, Max E.
Feldman, Francis M. Pare and John
F. Mcguire, all medical officers, to the
202d General Hospital Maj. Eugene
r. Langley, to the 1327th Service Unit;
Capt. George F. Wohlgemuth, First
Its. Horace c. Dudley, jr., and Floyd
E. Kurtz, to the I'd Separate Chemi-
cal Battalion; First 1t. Joseph B.
Mosteller. to the 306tr Cavalary; First
1t. Lester L. Kornhasuer, to the 1305th
Service Unit; First 1t. Woodson T.
Blrthright, to the 9Th Quartermaster
Regiment; First It. Doyle Rees, to the
Sd Coast Artillery district. and Second
1t Fred c. Venegas, to the Sd Cavalry.
Ohicers assigned to the 132lst Service
Unit include 1t. Coils. Ralph c. Bishop
and Edgar c. Macdonald Majs. Ell
mer M. Jones and Guy B. Tippens,
Capt. Paul F.. E. Haase, First 1t.
Harry G. McDougall and Second Its.
Harlan M. Nelson, Howard N. Shef-
field, Max L. Shulman and Alison H.
Wheeler.
District officers have been relieved
from units as follows: Capt. Joel N.
Novick, First Its. Isadore M. Alpher,
Woodson T. Birthright, Max H.
Cohen, Merle I. Corey, Francis D.
Dean. Leo I. Donovan and Second
Its. Charles F. Buck and Joseph w.
Grim, from the 13O3d Service Unit:
Capt. Stanley F. Brewster, First Its.
Carson L. Fifer, Byrnal M. Haley,
William P. MCGUIRE and Second 1t.
Vincent c. High, from the 1304th
Service Unit; Second Its. Norman E.
Towson and John G. Dwyer, from the
1920 Service Unit; Second 1t.
Charles B. O'Neill from the 18th
Field Artillery. and First 1t. Jesse O.
Dedmon, jr., from the 428th Infantry.