Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-02
10 Additional Officers
From D. T.. Will Go
To Nearby Camps
Names of Men Who Will
Train During July
Are Announced

Approximately 10 additional ON
GERS of the District. In addition to
those whose names were published
in last Sundays Star, more than
half of whom are members of the
1920 Service Unit. the 428th In
fantry and the 913th Coast Artillery.
will undergo IA days of active-duty
training at nearby camps during
July. Headed by 1t. Col. Harry F.
Cunningham, the following officers
of the 1920 Service Unit will be-
gin their active field training on
July at the Holabird Quartermas-
ter Depot, Baltimore. Md: Majs.
Altus G. Moore and Harry Slaugh-
ter; Capts. Alvin T. Basford. The
ophilus S. Halstead, Cecil r. Dobson.
Franklin r. Paine, John R. Bros
nan, Peter H. Firsht; First Its. Phil
Up N. Vassil. Grady c. McGlasson,
Joseph E. Johnston, and Second Its.
John E. Worden, jr.. Oliver H. Folk
and Robert c. Riordon.
The second group of officers of
the 428th Infantry, the Districts
single colored regiment, will begin
its two weeks training with the
Citizens Military Training Camp
at Fort Howard, Md, on July a.
1t will include Capts. Robert l..
Pollard, Ernest r. WEIGH, Henry T.
Richard, Clinton c. Burke. jr.;
First Its. Lloyd R. Riley, John NJ
Waldron, Emmett w. Willis, jr.: and
Second Its. Oswald v. Monroe,
James L. Thompson. Charles H.
Overhaul. Lemuel A. Penn. Justin
Plummer and HALEY B. Taylor, jr.
First 1t. Mervin o. Parker will be-
gin on July active duty at Fort
Howard, Md.
Maj. Paul L. Reed will head the
group of officers of the 913th Coast
Artillery who will begin active duty
at Fort Monroe, Va, on July Is.
They are Capts. John H. Gruver
and Royden K. Whitford: First
Its. James E. Cook. jr., Lloyd B.
Kidwell, George w. Boys and Alan
G.. We'll.
Training begins today for First
It. Matthew Mendelsohn at Fort
George G. Meade, Md, and Maj
Robert S. Dubois at Sd Corps Area
headquarters in Baltimore. Capt.
Elmer w. Fugitt began on July l
duty at Fort George, G. Meade,
Md. Beginning on July 3, First 1t.
Claude T. Ferebee will be on duty for
two weeks at Fort Howard, Nd.
Several medical department Of
ficers of the District will begin
training on July 9 at Carlisle Bar
racks, Pa. At the same time sew
eral coast artillery officers of Wash
ington will train at Fort Monroe,
Va. They include Capts. John L.
Mccarthy, Robert c. Ingram, James
M. Dollison, William T. johnson, jr,
Howard Kaufman; First Its. Thomas
A. Hurney. Alexander Prayer. Harry
w. Chadduck, jr.; Bruce B. Bennett,
William r. Doherty and Second 1t.
j. Reedy. The latter is on
duty in the ONCE Of the chief of
Army chaplains. The local Coast
Artillery officers beginning their
training 1t Fort Monroe on July 8
include Maj. William j. Darmody,
Capt. Harmon E. Broyles, First 1t.
Arthur F. Profht, jr.. and Second
1t. Max w. Mason. Ofncers of the
o17th Coast Artillery to begin this
training at Fort Monroe on July 8
are 1t. Col. Gregory j. Kessenich
and Mai. Arthur G. Adair.
Beginning July IL First 1t. Ernest
j. St. Jacques and Second 1t. Ford
E. Young, jr., of the 3o6th Cavalry,
will begin training at Fort Myer,
Va, while on July 10 Capt. George
L. Hart, jr., 314th Field Artillery, at
Fort Hoyle, Md.
On July IA, at Fort George G.
Meade, Nd, training with the G. M.
r. c. will be by Capt. Komnenus M.
First Its. Theodore Bish-
opp and Francis j. Brophy, and
Second 1t. Thomas Brashears, IT.,
Of Hyattsville. Md.
Beginning July 10, Maj. Edward
A. Kane and First 1t. Paul E. Mitch
Ter of the 3O6th Cavalry will be on
duty with the G. M. T. c. at Fort
Myer, Va. On July 10, Capt. John
A. Turner, dent.-res., and First 1t.
Vance H. Marchbanks, jr.. med
res, will begin duty at Fort Howard,
Nd.