Evening star., 1938-01-23
OFFICERS ORDERED
TO DUTY IN c. c. c.
District Men Will Join Corps
for Period of Six
Months.

Several District officers have been
ordered to duty with the Civilian Con-
servation Corps for a period of six
months. They include First Its.
Nathan Glaubach. John F. Mcclure
and Donald c. SINCE, all medical off,
GERS, and Second Its. Isaac Hoppen-
stine and Ralph w. Lowe, both
infantry officers, and Second 1t. Glen
w. Sutphin, 3l5th Field Artillery. Dis
trict officers continued on active
duty with the Civilian Conservation
Corps for another six months include
First Its. James r. c. Pinn and
John T. Sinclair and Second 1t.
Harmon L. Spencer.
Maj. William A. Coleman will begin
IA days of active duty on February 6
at 80th Division headquarters, Rich
mond, Va.
District officers have been assigned
to the units indicated: First 1t. Oscar
K. Williams, jr., and Second 1t. Will
liam A. Connolly. jr., and George
H. Haddock to the 32Oth Infantry:
Col. Harry D. McCluskey to the 1920
Service Unit, First 1t. Frank E.
Mauritz to the 376th Engineers. Sec
ond 1t. Roger E. Needham to the
627th Engineer Battalion, Second 1t.
Clarke P. Cole, I'd, to the l3O4th Serv-
ice Unit and Second 1t Allen Bennett
to the Sd Coast Artillery district, 1t.
Col. Robert Roloff and Second 1t.
Lucian Y. Ray to the 1920 Service
Unit, Capt. Byron Bird to the 376th
Engineers, First It. Allen A. Futral
to the Sd Cost Artillery district and
Second 1t. Samuel Reiss to the 627th
Engineer Battalion.
The following District cavalry Off
GERS have been relieved from assign
ment to the headquarters and head
quarters troop of the l53d Cavalry
Brigade. the 306th Calvary and the
Sd Calvary, and are assigned to the
13l7th Service Unit: Majs. Henry P.
Ames and Harold H. Jacobs, Capts.
John F, Clagett, Guerra Everett, John
B. Goodell Richard C. D. Hunt. Albert
j. McCurdy, jr.; Jesse T. Nichols;
First Its. John S. Burgess. jr.; John
P. Dalton, George NICK. Gather and
Harvey j. Gunderson. Other District
officers relieved and given new as
signments are as follows: First 1t.
George w. Webb, from 42sth Infantry
and assigned to 429 Infantry, and
Second 1t. Benjamin F. Hunt, jr..
relieved from 1306th Service Unit and
assigned to l3lOth Service Unit.
Local quartermasters and finance
officers and officers of the Judge Ad-
vocate Generals Department will hold
conferences tomorrow evening, the
quartermaster and finance officers TAX
ing up laundry and salvage activities.
The law officers will discuss line of
duty and misconduct. Infantry field
ofhcers on Tuesday evening will dis
cuss infantry brigade in defense.
Coast artillery officers the same eve
ming will take up map reading and
the battalion commander and his
staff. Military intelligence officers
and members of the 132Oth Service
Unit met Wednesday evening, the
former group discussing public intel
ligence. Officers of the service unit
will discuss personnel problems of a
mobilization instructor Ordnance
officers and members of the l3O5th
and 13l0th Service Units meet Thurs
day evening The subject of the
ordnance conference will be procure
ment of equipment and supplies by
District and corps area ordnance Off
GERS. The 1920 Service Unit confer
ence Friday will be divided into two
hours. During the first hour the
officers of this regiment will take up
the infantry mobilization center plan,
while the second will be devoted to
sections work on the new plan.