Evening star., 1938-11-20
D. {. Cava|ry0ffiters
instruction Class
Meets Early Today
Weapons to Be Subject Of
Infantry Conference
Tomorrow EVENING

Tomorrow Evening
District cavalry officers will meet
at Fort Myer. Va, today at $50 am.
for instruction in equitation. In
fantry weapons will be the subject
of the 428th and 429th Infantry
conference tomorrow evening. Coast
Artillery officers will discuss the
computation of firing data at their
conference on Tuesday evening.
Two assemblies will be held We'd
nesday evening, the first of which
will be that of Military Intelligence
and Adjutant General Department
officers discussing the safeguarding
of military documents and legal
rules of evidence as standard for
evaluating intelligence information.
The other conference will be for
officers of all the arms and services.
The latter conference will discuss
command and staff procedure. Serv-
ice units will meet Friday evening
to discuss the mission of reception
center units.
District officers have been as
signed to units as follows: 1t. Col.
Claiborne A. Duval and First 1t.
Charles C. Vogt to the 313th Field
Artillery; Capt. Melbourne F.. Sim
nard to the Sd Coast Artillery Dis
trict; First Its. Holman D. Hoover,
Charles E. Saunders. jr.: Charles D.
Vlnson and Second Its. Nicholas P.
Jacoby, Benjamin C. McCleskey,
Herbert I. Schlesinger, and John Y.
Latta to the 32Oth Infantry; First
1t. John c. Kelbaugh to the 3l5th
Field Artillery: Capt. Arthur j. Dun
lap to the 1920 Service Unit: First
1t. Marcus M. Bright. jr., and Sec
ond Its. James L. Merchon, and
William G. Jones to the 10th Field
Artillery; First 1t. Everett J. Cor
don to the Goth Surgical Hospital:
First 1t. Emanuel Schugar to the
376th Engineers; First 1t. Vernon
Reid to the 30th Ordnance Com
pany; First 1t. Reese F.. Hill to the
42d Coast Artillery railWay):
Second 1t. Ralph H. Lassen to the
31Sth Infantry; Second Its. James
w. Ridout. jr., and o. K. Stampley,
jr., to the 9l3th Coast Artillery
(antiaircraft; Second Its. Alexis
Watt and James D. Cooke to the
18th 1nfantry:' Second 1t. Frederick
S. McCaw to the 34th Infantry:
Second Its. Randolph L. A. Martin,
Joshua Segall and John D. Eich-
horn to the 343rd Engineers. and
Second 1t. Hurlburt S. Jacobv to
the 630th Ordnance Company. The
following District quartermasters
have been assigned to the 4O5th
Quartermaster Regiment: 1t. Coils.
Edgar c. Macdonald and Walter w.
Weber; Majs. Elmer NJ Jones and
Eugene R. Langley; Capts. James
E. Conover, Thomas J. Kirby. Har-
old H. Shaller, Herman I. Siegel.
Fred w. Zuerl: First Its. Harry G.
McDougall and Max L. Shulman,
and Second Its. John E. Bergener,
Oswald A. Bushnell, Earl o. Byrd.
Alfred L. Dorf, Murland E. Loes,
Millard F. Reeves. Robert w.
Thomas. William L. Thorburn,
Allen M. WEIGH, Alison H. Wheeler
and Robert I. Williams, jr.
The following District officers
have been relieved from assignment
to units as follows: Maj. Edward
P. Van Hise. from the l31Oth Sery-
ice Unit; Maj. Hildeburn Jones,
from the 1920 Service Unit: Capt.
Alexander A. Burch. from the 80th
Division, Judge Advocate General
Section; Capt. Theodore B. Hansen,
from the AID Coast Artillery rail-
way: Capt John Stewart, from the
13l3th Service Unit: First 1t. James
P. Kennedy, from the Sd Cavalry:
First Its. William F. Murphy and
Robert E. Kennedy, from the 364th
Medical Regiment; First 1t Fordyce
A. H. Johnson, from the goth Sur
gical Hospital; First 1t. Francis M.
Pare, from the 2O2d General Hos
pital; Second 1t. Robert M. Con-
molly. from the 80th Tank Com
pany; Second 1t. Ernest R. Golladay,
from the 315th Field Artillery; Sec
ond 1t. George E. Hodson. jr., from
the 462d Armored Car Squadron;
First 1t. Donald A. Morgan, from
the 1320th Service Unit; Second 1t.
John r. Brookes, from the 43d Coast
Artillery railway; Second Its.
Robert l. Scott, from the 132lst Serv-
ice Unit; First 1t. John H. Hall,
from the 34th Infantry; Second 1t.
John o. Hall, from the 18th Field
Artillery: Second 1t. John r. Brown
ing, from the 376th Engineers: First
lit. James NJ. Pair and Second Its.
Frederic A. Piper and Phoma Hol-
sail, from the 428th Infantry, and
Second 1t. Robert E. Findley, from
the SD Quartermaster Regiment.
The following District officers have
been relieved from assignment to
the 320th Infantry; First Its. Paul
T. Hayne, jr.:; Walter P. Plumley,
Charles v. Brown, jr.; William F.
Lines, John V. McKone and Second
Its. Olaf w. Christopherson, Harry
w. F'rantz, John S. Donnellan, Her.
bert NJ Leppich, Isadore Fein, Ray
mond H. Heiskell and Pelham A.
Walton.