Evening star., 1938-06-12
D. c. L|EUTENANTS
GET new DUTIES
Assignments TO- Regular
,.
Branch for Maryland
Service Made.

A large number Of second lieuten-
ants OF the District, all infantry ON
GERS. were assigned last week to two
regiments Of the Regular Army, the
12th Infantry, Fort Washington, Nd,
and the 34th Infantry, which Is sta
toned at Fort George q. Meade, Md.
The majority assigned to the 18th
Infantry regiment will be Identified
with the Sd Battalion of that reei-
ment as follows; Second Its. Rob-
ert e. Baker, jr; Robert f. Barnett,
Kenneth g. Belt, Frederick M.
Bishon. John r. Browning, Perry I.
Hay. Warren A. Hughes, John 8.
Jacobs, Robert L. Mattingly,. Alvin, B.
Peck. Charles H. Pierce, jr.: Raymond
8. Putnam, Ralph r. Ravenburg,
Donald w. Richardson and Fred d.
Sisler. To the saith Infantry, Second
Its. James B. Berry, jr.: Will
liam c. Bryant, Francis j. Buckley,
jr.; Ralph A. Collins, jr.; Henry T.
Converse. jr.; Patrick H. Grafton.
James w. Knott, John c. Lynham,
jr.; William j. McWilliams, Benjamin
P. Mauborgne, Richard J. Millikin,
William B. Mullett, John H. Murphy.
Paul r. PETER, John d. salb, Ross w.
Shearer, Frederick H. Walton, jr., and
Robert L. Walton.
Others and the units to which they
have been assigned are: Maj. James r.
Streng and First 1t. Grady C. Nc
Glasson to the 1924 Service Unit;
Capt. William r. Crabill to the 31Sth
Infantry; Capt. Jesse T. Nicholas to
the 462d Armored Car Squadron;
First 1t. James H. Anible and Second
1t. Frederick p. Knoll to the 306th
Cavalry; First 1t. John F. Fefrer and
Second Its. Rhesa M. Allen, jr.; Ed
ward H. Fuller, Milton A. Pitcher
and Melvin J. Zweig to the 627th
Engineer Battalion; Capt. Alonzo G..
Ferguson and Second Its. Leroy r..
Weeks and Charles H. Hunter to the
428th. Infantry: First Its. Guilford
L. Mattern. Christopher de T. Atkin-
son and Arthur G. Siegle and Second
Its. Hugh s. Barnes. John s. Fergu-
son, John H. Mack, John M. Teasdale.
David A. Werblin, John B. Carpenter,
Richard L. Bettien, Oliver K. Mar
shall, jr., and John E. Wood, jr., to the
622d Coast Artillery; Second Its.
James e. Benedict, Sd; Corliss p.
Dean, jr.; Rowland r. Gary. Ralph
R. Kaufman and Rinard T. Largent
to the 376th Engineers; Second 1t.
William A. Backus to the 50th Signal
Battalion; Second Its. Lawrence T.
Lee, Fred ]. Maynard. Robert V.
Smith and Richard H. Weightman to
the 18th Field Artillery; Second 1t.
Gilbert Brooks to the 343d Engineers; !;
Second 1t. Robert G. St. James. jr.,
to the 425th Infantry; Second Its.
John S. Bowman, Edward N. Cooper,
Charles w. Reeves, Victor w. White
and Isadore Wolfson to the SD Coast
Artillery, and Second 1t. John w.
Ahern to the 320th Infantry.
District officers ordered to active
duty with the Civilian Conservation
Corps for six months include First
Its. George S. Rice, 3leth Infantry;
Oscar K. Williams. jr.. 32oth Infantry,
and Edward M. Woods, jr.. 3l8th In
fantry.
The following have been continued
on active duty with the Civilian Con-
servation Corps for another six
months: Capt. Jean X. Stacy, 1300th
Service Unit; First Its. John F. Nc
Guire and Shakir Ilyas, both Medical;
First It. John G. Simpson. 3l3th
Field Artillery; First 1t. Robert w.
Lockridge, 320th Infantry; First 1t.
Nathan Glaubach, 362d Medical
Squadron; First 1t. Israel Hoffman,
86th General Hospital; First 1t. Henry
H. Waller, jr., 306th Cavalry, and
Second Its. Holman D. Hoover. In
fantry, and Erwin H. Shupp, 3l3th
Field Artillery.