Evening star., 1938-03-27
MAI. MU[LEN|X
TO GET NEW POST
Cavalry Unit Instructor to
Go to Maxwell Field
in Alabama.

Maj. j. c. Mullenix, who for nearly
three years has been on duty a unit
instructor Of District cavalry units.
Will relinquish that duty the latter
part Of June and go to Maxwell Field.
Ala, as an instructor at the Air
Corps Technical School, He has been
unit instructor of the I'd SQUADRON.
3O6th Cavalry; 153d Cavalry Brigade.
462d Armored Car Squadron and the
l317th Service Unit, all District Re-
serve units. No one has been desig-
mated to succeed him as unit instruc-
tor OF the above units.
Three Institutional conferences are
scheduled for District officers this
week, two Of which will be held to-
morrow evening. Conferences sched-
uled tomorrow include that Of quarter
master and finance officers, who will
discuss German and French war games
1914, and Judge Advocate General
Department officers. At the latter
meeting 1t. Col. J.. A. Smith will dis
cuss control of the Secretary of War
over navigable waters and marginal
lands. District medical officers, on
Friday evening, will discuss the medi-
cal service, front and rear, including
the lines of communication.
First 1t. Howard K. Baker, Sd Cav.
airy, and Second 1t. Arthur F. Rich
ards, Medical Administrative Corps,
have been ordered to active duty for
six months with the Civilian Con-
servation Corps. First 1t. Howard H.
Ruppart, 306th Cavalry, has been or
dered to active duty for IA days, ef-
fective April 3, at Fort Myer, Va.
Those continued on active duty with
the Civilian Conservation Corps for
another six months include Capt. Irv-
ing E. Tier, First Its. John c. Grille,
William S. Brady, Edwin F. Fogerty,
Andrew F. Scheele, and Second Its.
John T. Hall, James L. Keck and John
K. Souther.
Officers are assigned to units as
follows: Capts. Milton A. Juster.
Harry B. Orleans, First Its. Charles
T. Carroll, Thomas F. Collins, Dar-
rell, c. Grain. jr.; Charles c. Hage-
age, George j. Hageage. Samuel M.
Bageant, Fordyce A. H. johnson,
Ralph E. Cross and Edmund T. lame,
all to the goth Surgical Hospital;
Capt. Frank C. Reagan, to the 9Th
Division headquarters; First Its. Cyril
H. Mcclure, Doyle Rees and Second
Its. William j. G. Davis and Harlow
B. McQuarrie, to the 52d Coast Ar
tillery; First 1t. Allen A. Futral and
Second Its. Thompson c. Lawrence
and Carl L. Rice, to the 622d Coast
Artillery; Second 1t Conrad Boterweg,
jr., to the 343d Engineers, and Second
1t. William B. Shelley, to the Sd
Cavalry.
Those relieved from assignment to
units are 1t. Col Charles Demonet.
from the 1300th Service Unit; Mai.
William H. Bonneville, from the 9th
Corps Area service command; First
Its. Merriam A. Jones, Paul T. Hayne,
Jr., and Second Its. Lewis T. Gibbs,
Leroy T. Gravatte, Ernest D. Kelly,
John N, Randolph, Hugh H. Saum,
jr.; Austin c. Williams and William
w. Wood, all from the 18th Infantry;
First 1t. James w. Osmun and Sec
ond Its. George S. Leonard and
Charles Spork. from the l322d Serv-
ice Unit; Second 1t. Miles E. Myers,
from the 23d O. NJ Regiment; Second
Its. Ray w. Koontz, jr., and Joshun
Segall. from the 343d Engineers, and
Second 1t. JEFF j. McNamme, from
the 23d @. M. Regiment.
The following medical officers have
been relieved from the 1326th Service
Unit: 1t. Col. Watson w. Eldridee.
Maj. Harr M Wheeler and First Its.
John L. Devine. jr.; Leo w. DuFault,
Walton M. Edwards, Robert G. Golden
Ralph B. Hanahan, Jack c. Horner,
Shakir T. Ilyas, Richard L. jackson
Harry Kotler, Sander E. Lachnan
Regis M. Maher. Meyer M. Silverman,
Sanford H. Hamilton and Winsor C.
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