Evening star., 1939-01-29
Reserve Infantry
Units 10 Discuss
Combat Principles
Assignments Made to
1st Battalion of
The 320th

Members of the 428th and 429th
Infantry tomorrow evening will dis
cuss combat principles-company in
attack and defense. On Wednesday
evening field artillery officers will
discuss c. M. T. C. training, while
the subject of the cavalry confer
ence on Thursday evening will in
clude the employment of machine
guns in attack, a review OF supply
and maintenance and dismounted
attack. Aerial photograph reading
will be the subject of the candi-
dates school Thursday evening
while medical officers on Friday
evening will discuss map exercise,
tactical problem and the medical
service in defense. Cavalry officers
of the District will observe next
Sunday, the 306th Cavalry Orga-
nization day, with a ride at Fort
Myer, Va, at $50 am, and smoker
at l pm. at the Army and Navy
Country Club.
1t. Col Frederick A. Livingstone,
commanding officer of the lst Bat
talon of the 320th Infantry. heads
a group of District officers who have
been assigned to this battalion
Other local officers assigned to the
headquarters of the battalion in
clude: First Its. Roger w. Jones,
adjutant: Ralph Met. Graham, in
telligence officer: Walter H. McEl-
downey. plans and training officer,
and John A. Connolly, supply officer
1t. Jones, in addition to his adju-
tant duties. has been assigned as
commanding officer of the head
quarters company, as has also First
1t. Elijah B. White. Officers resid-
ing in the Washington area who
have been assigned to the various
companies of the 1st Battalion in
clude the following:
Company A-Capt. John L. Sib-
ley, commanding; First Its. Arthur
j. Wondrack, Vern NJ. Smith, Sam
uel Donelson, jr.; Jesse Mack. Mac
knight, Stanley j. Marsden and
Charles R. Boucher; Second Its
Barney N. Abramowitz, James T.
Brooks, Harold j. Burns, Raymond
B. Graeves, jr.; Nicholas P. Jacoby
and Robert j. Mcleod.
Company B-Capt. William I
Russell. commanding; First Its
John A. Green, John w. Rockey
Walter D. McCloud, Julian E. Cara
ballo, Raymond j. Goodhart and
Carl A. Larson; Second Its. Francis
j. Burkart, Raymond Davis, jr.:
George H. Haddock, James K. Hall
Robert o. Hammerlund and Thomas
L. C. Walker.
Company C-Capt. John G. Ladd
commanding; First Its. Edward C
Jones, John H. Schercinger, Tracy
C. Coleman, Charles w. Baird and
Claude c. Haren; Second Its. Rob-
ert U. Bonnar, William A. Connolly
jr.; Irwin v. Claim, George E. Har-
rington, Floyd F. Hedlund, Francis
NJ Lineberger and Wilbur T. Nc
Nallan.
Company D-Capt. Willis J. Nolan
commanding: First Its. Frank G
Beatty, Thomas P. Corwin, Ernest
A. Graves and Thomas S. Hinkel;
Second Its. Julius l.. Goldman
Richard H. Holmes, Harold L. Kelly
jr.; Paul L. King, Thomas E. Knode
Joseph A. Kuhn, jr.; Samuel A
Leishear, Frank M. Little. jr.; Harry
w. Little, jr., and John C. Ludlum
District officers have been as
signed to units as follows: First 1t
William w. Quinn and Second Its
Curzon l.. Kinder and Earl w. Mac.
Callum, to the 405th Quartermaste,
Regiment; First 1t. Ray H. Nagel
to the I'd Chemical Battalion; First
Its. William w. Quinn and Allyn
C. Loosely and Second Its. Joseph
P. Haimovicz and James L. Monarch
jr., all to the 80th Division. The
following have been assigned to the
32Oth Infantry: First 1t. Franci.
Lee and Second Its. Henry K. Nc.
Harg, Sd, and Raymond Davis, jr.