Evening star., 1939-06-04
D. c. Guard Engineers
Survey War Camp Site
Detachment Placed in Field to
Map Gainesville Area

headquarters, special troops, 29th
Division; Second 1t. Franklin D.
Wise, Ordnance Reserve, to Ord
nance Company, 29th Division; Sec
ond 1t. John w. Crack and Capts.
Walter Pinkus and Alfred L. Taylor,
Engineer Corps Reserve, to the l2lst
Regiment of Engineers; First 1t.
Frank C. Broadbent, Military In
telligence Reserve, to G-2 section,
29th Division.
Maj. John B. Taylor, Field Ar
tillery Reserve, to battalion staff,
ll6th Field Artillery; First Its. Har-
old c. Smith and Marvin L. Walton,
Infantry Reserve, to the 29th Di-
vision Tank Company; First 1t. Vic
tor R. Martin. Infantry Reserve,
Company B, lst Infantry; First 1t.
Alonzo L. Seidler. Dental Reserve,
104th Medical Regiment; Second 1t.
Floyd A. Curry ,Quartermaster Re-
serve, to Company B, 104th Quarter
master Regiment; First 1t. Richard
F. Snyder, Infantry Reserve, to
Company B; First 1t. John H. Whit
more. Infantry Reserve, Company
H, all of the 1st Infantry: Capt.
Harry G. Lippy, Infantry Reserve,
and First 1t. Henry B. KINNEY,
Infantry Reserve, both to Company
D, 5th Infantry; Capt. Oscar B.
Reed, Dental Reserve, to 104th Med
ical Regiment.
In addition. applications have
been received from Capt. Charles A.
Robinson for assignment to the
1l1th Field Artillery and First 1t.
Stirling N. Yoder, l1lth Field Ar
tillery: First 1t. Harold G.. Nc
Dougall, Quartermaster Reserve, for
l04th Quartermaster Regiment
First 1t. Arthur w. Van Heuche-
roth. Quartermaster Reserve, and
Second 1t Milton L. Markell to the
Quartermaster Regiment.
DR.. Gerald NJ Tierney has applied
for appointment to the Medical De-
tachment, 260th Coast Artillery, for
the vacancy created by the transfer
of Maj. Samuel R. Taggart from
that command to the Medical De-
partment Detachment of the 1O4th
Quartermaster Regiment.
Pvt. CFirst Glass; William F.
Payne has been promoted to cor
poral IN the Service Battery, 26Oth
Coast Artillery. Second 1t. James
w. Hill, Battery F, 260th Coast Ar
tillery, has been transferred to the
inactive list and assigned to a war
strength vacancy in that unit.
First 1t. Frederick D. Suttenfield,
Medical Corps Reserve, has been or
dered to report to Maj. Sewart M.
Grayson, Medical Corps, president
of an officers examining board, for
examination for commission as a
first lieutenant in the Medical Corps
of the local militia.
Pvt. (First Class John r. Davis,
Headquarters and Service Company,
12lst Engineers, has been appointed
a second lieutenant of engineers,
and reassigned to the same COM
mand. Corpl. Francis NJ Dorsett
has been promoted to sergeant in
Battery B, 26Oth Coast Artillery. In
the same command Pvt. CFirst Class
John w. Cannon has been ordered
promoted to corporal.
In Battery E, 26Oth Coast Artil-
lery, the following promotions have
been ordered: Corpls. George w.
Boozer and Samuel H. Musick, to
be sergeants; Pvts. First Glass;
Robert P. Coyle, Eldrid R. Lechner,
Charles M. Smith and William l..
Thomas to be corporals.
First 1t. Pearson C. Con1yn has
been transferred from Company A
to Company E and First 1t. Luther
H. Hall from the Headquarters and
Service Company to Company A,
both in the 121st Engineers Regi-
ment.
Pvt. julius w. Ryals has been pro-
NOTED to sergeant in Battery E,
26Oth Coast Artillery. Pvt. Mitchell
Holdenthal, Headquarters Detach-
ment, Special Troops, 29th Division,
has been transferred to the 29th
Division Military Police Company.
Sergt. John j. Oertel, Headquarters
Company, 10Th Division, has been
transferred to the 104th Ordnance
Company.