Evening star., 1938-07-24
OFFICERS ORDERED
TO TRAINING DUTY
Nearby Posts Designated for
14-Day Periods-Boards
Pass on Candidates.

active duty training last week at near.
by posts, including Fort Monroe. Va;
Fort Belvoir, Va; Fort Howard. Md;
Fort Washington, Md, and Fort
George G.. Meade, Md. OF the group
more than half, all assigned or at
tached to the 622d Coast Artillery,
will undergo training, beginning July
81, at Fort Monroe, Va.
District officers taking this training
include Col. James B. Bentley, Majs.
Norman w. Whited, Milo H. Brinkley
and John W. Fisher; Capts. Walter
c. Summer, Roswell r. Boyer, Rus
sell M. King, Albert w. Sparrow. jr.:
Gordon L. Bowles, Norman H. Ball,
Vern G. Rollin. Edgar C. Thomas,
Lyman C. Daughtrey, Edward ]. Car
ey, Vernon M. Norrish, William l..
Treu, Clark r. Nickerson, Clark H.
Painter, Abner F. Ayers, Edgar A.
Haine and Kenneth A. Whitney;
First Its. Sidney w. Drennen, James !
SAiN FAAeAN, JA.I SdiildCl WOOllOlu,
Harley H. Brown. Joseph r. HURT.
William N. Myers, James NJ Pharr,
John D. Hutcheson, Willie H. Nc
Cam, Samuel M HUM, Benjamin
F.. Market, jr.; Guilford L. Mattern,
Alexander I. Osborne, Arthur L. Pond,
jr.; Dolphin E. Trieber, Walter H.
Sapp, John r. Graver, Samuel May.
Frank L. Culley and Hugo Reichen-
bach; Second Its. Carl L. Rice, George
H. Christensen, William r. Clifford,
John R. Graham, Roger B. Payne,
Jerrell r. Powell, Clyde H. Darrall.
Claude D. George, jr.; Nicholas C. Vel >
lis, and Louis j. Nicoletti
Other District officers to undergo
IA days active duty training at the
stations and on the dates indicated:
Fort Belvoir, Va, effective July 81,
Capts. Henry S. See, Norman c. See
valid and Second Its. James NJ. Towey
and Richard Ackroyd; Fort Washing
ton, Md. effective July 81, First 1t.
Raymond NJ Peake; Fort Monroe, Va,
effective July II, Mai Charles w /.
Griffin and First 1t. George Roberto;
Fort Howard, Md. effective July 81
First Its. Lucius E. Young and Mer-
vim o. Parker; Adjutant Generals
Office, Washington, D. c., effective
July 81, 1t. Col. Heber H. Rice; Fort
Monroe, Va, effective July 81. Capt.
John A. Turner and First 1t De Ruy-
ter A. Butler, and Fort George G.
Meade, Md, effective July 81. Mai.
Eugene R. Langley, Capt. Fred w.
Zuerl: First Its. Harold H. Smaller,
Henry j. Lawrence. Harry w. Chad
duck and Ferril r. Nickle. and Second
Its. Robert J. Scott, Thomas p. Berry,
Ernest G. Davis. Alfred l.. Dorf, Mil
lard F. Reeves Morris J. Schaub.
Charles o. Tingley and Allen M,
Welch.
Boards. composed of Regular Army
officers and District Reserve officers
have been appointed to meet in
/ Washington to determine the fitness
Of candidates for appointment in the
Officers Reserve Corps and to con-
duct the practical test of such WASH
ington officers to determine their ht-
ness for certificate of capacity.
officers detailed to the board, all
Regular Army officers. include Col.
Denham B. Grafton, 1t. Col Roy S.
Atwood, 1t Col. John G. Burr. Mai.
Joseph L. Philips and Maj. Harry M
Gwynn.
Other officers detailed as additional
members Regular Army officers indi-
cated), include the following: Adiutsns'
Generals Department. 1t. Col. Angus
tus S. Goodyear and Capt. Carroll
Gray: Air Corps. Maj. William H.
Bonneville and Capt. Brintnall H.
Merchant: cavalry. 1t. Coils. Harold
H. Jacobs, Edward B. Harry and Capt.
Walter B. Gleason: chaplains. Majs.
Howard E. Snyder and Howard s.
wilkinson: Chemical Warfare Service,
Col. Harrison E. Howe and 1t. Col.
John r. Manning; Coast Artillery
Corps. Col Harry p Newton. 1t. Col.
Gregory ]. Kesenich and Capt. Joseph
H. Church; Corps of Engineers. Col
Harrison Brand. jr, 1t. Col. Luther
r. Maddox. Capts. Henry c. Wolfe and
Louis ]. Claterbos (both Regular Army
and Capts. Norman c. Seewald and
Henry S. See. field artillery. Col.
Leroy W. Herron Majs. Virgil o. Bar
nard and Edwin S. Bethlehem and
Capts George L. Hart, jr.. and Her
man T. Johnson; Finance Department,
1t Col Lloyd BooSe. Maj. Harold F.
Mericle and Capt. Ellis r. King: in
fantry, Col. Richard Wetherill tRegu-
lar Army and senior instructor OF the
Organized Reserves in Washington,.
Col. John V. Richards, 1t Col Albert
L. Barrows. Mai Victor H. Dent and
Capts. Clifford L. johnson and James
L. Brewrink; Judge Advocate Gener-
ais Department., 1t Col. Robert P.
Parrott and Majs. George E. Strong
and William J. Hoffman; military
intelligence. 1t. Coils Joseph d. Stout,
Albert H. Dondero and Capt. Brewer
w. York: Ordnance Department, Col
Christian G. Storm. Maj. Abrahanf'
NJ Ehrlick and Capt. Ephraim j.
AlmQuist; Quartermaster Corps, Col.
| Frank C.. Starr, 1t Col. Frederick ].
Ritter, Maj Elmer G. Thomas tRegu-
| lar Army and Capt. John F. Keeley:
Signal Corps. 1t. Coils. Willis r. Lans-
ford Edwin L. White and Maj. Leslie
A. Nickerson: specialist. Col, Edward
G.. Bliss and 1t Coils. John J. Butler
| and Earle P. Doyle.