Evening star., 1939-08-06
376th Engineers
To Begin Training
On August 70
Col. PheIun to Heed
Regiment Going to
Fort BeIvoir

Headed by Col. John J. Phelap,
commanding officer of the 376th
Engineers, officers of that regiment
will begin IA days of active duty
training at Cort Belvoir, Va, on Au-
gust 20, as also will members of
the 343d Engineers, under the COM
mand of Maj. Clarence S. Jarvis.
In addition to Col. Phelan, other
officers of the 376th Engineer Regi-
ment include 1t. Col. Luther r.
Maddox, Maj Walter A. Hitchcock,
Capt: Elias M. Pryse, First Its.
William C. Guide, Emanuel Schugar,
Earnest j. Warlow, John A. Derry,
James F. Grove and Second Its.
Robert l.. Walton, Leonard A. Wag-
ner and John H. Costinett. The
following officers of the District
and vicinity also will be attached
to the regiment for this training:
First Its. Wilmer L. Myers and
John S. Lynn and the following
from the 627th Engineer Battalion:
Capt Emil r. de Luccia, First Its.
Bernard c. Hibler, Herman V. Cot
tony, Robert L. Fletcher, Second
Its. John ]. Albers, Roy C. Cornett,
Charles F.. Heasty, jr.: Frank w.
Smith and William c. Weinkauff.
Officers of the 343d Engineers
taking this training under the COM
mand of Maj. Jarvis include Maj
Clinton j. Muncie, Capts. Carson
McC. Borrer, Norman C. Seewald,
Frank B. Crider and Martin Goerl,
First Its. George S. Parsons. jr.:
Harry D. Temple, Richard Ackroyd
and John D. Eichhord, and Second
Its. Victor L. Billings, Frederick w,
Bussey, James M. Towey, Karl 1tkin.
Alan B. Jacobs and William C.
Nouenhahn.
A number of District officers be-
gan yesterday IA days active duty
training at Fort Myer. Va; Fort
George G. Meade, Md; Carlisle Bar
racks, Pa, and Edgewood Arsenal,
Md. Cavalry officers receiving this
instruction with the Sd Cavalry at
Fort Myer include Capts. Harvey j.
Gunderson, Edward McC. Perkins,
Jack W. Durant, John B. Goodell,
Laurie F. Hess. Lloyd A. Parker;
First 1t. Clark w. Coleman and
Second Its. Robert A. Koerper, Lem
uel j. Embrey, Alan Mach. War
field. Albert w. Abbott and Richard
L. De Saussure. jr. District field ar
tillery officers who began yesterday
active duty with the 18th Field Ar
tillery at Fort Myer included First
Its. George w. Campbell and Jerome
A. Lowe and Second Its. Howard D.
Dodge. Give F. Watson and Louis
D. Jones.
At Fort Meade are Capts Wesley
Fry and Harold H. Shaller, First Its.
Charles A. Kengla, Grant E. Morris
and Jack Burks, and Second Its.
August M. Tolzman. jr.; Robert A.
McGhee and Granville T. Marts. OF
the remaining District officers who
began active duty training yester-
day, Capts. George F. Wohlgemuth
and Horace c. Dudley, jr., are train
ing with the I'd Separate Chemical
Battalion at Edgewood Arsenal, Md;
First 1t. George L. Gibson at Car
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Landvoig and John A. Boston. First
1t. Sterling P Eagleton and Second
1t. Harold B. Norwood to the 1st
Army Maneuvers, Manassas, Va;
Capt. Henry S. See and First 1t.
Frederick Ketterer with 5th En-
gineers, Fort Belvoir, Va; First 1t.
Edward F. Quinn, jr., and Second
Its. James B. Berry. jr.; w. C. West.
Henry E. Mooney, Leroy J. Black
welder. jr.; William G. Downey and
Harry L. Benner at Fort Meade. Md:
Second 1t. Charles r. Douglass at
Langley Field, Va; Capt. Charles r.
M. Connolly and First Its. Wilfred
j. Fleming and Paul D. Hinkel at
Fort Howard, Md; Capt. Joseph S.
Davies. First 1t Olin G. King and
Second Its. Thomas p Wolfe and
Carl I. Sandberg with the 18th Field
Artillery at Fort Myer, Va. and First
1t. John B. Naughton with the Sd
Cavalry at Fort Myer.