Evening star., 1939-06-25

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Majs. Edwin S. Bethlehem, jr., and
Virgil o. Barnard; Capts. Frederick
S. Lee, Cecil H. Stroup, Herman T.
johnson, Ornall C. Morris. James E.
Dawn. Preston LEG. Grover, William
D. Mitchell and Francis M. Nc
Connie; First Its. Loran Roop,
George T. Robertson, Paul Lee.
Brand, I'd; Donald H. Olmstead,
Jake G. Lyons, Howard T. Keiser,
John S. Bridgeman. Walter B. Cos
don, Farrand Flowers. Raymond E.
Jones, George Kerr, Ernest F. Ran
dali, jr.; Benjamin B. Elliott and
Charles c. Vogt, and Second Its.
Peter F.. Hilder. James E. Jordan,
jr.: Delmar r. Frazier and Lewis E.
Keyes.
Col. West A. Hamilton, command
ing officer of the 428th Infantry
regiment, the Districts colored reg
iment, will command the group Of
officers from that regiment who have
been selected to conduct the train
ing of the colored C. M. T. c. units,
beginning at Fort Howard, Md. on
July 4. Other officers from that
regiment who will participate in this
IA days of active duty at Fort How
ard include Capts. Hyman Y. Chase,
Willis D. Polk and William B. Ede-
lin; First Its. James w. Jones, Tunis
D. Randolph and George F. WEIGH,
and Second Its. Thomas M. Irving,
Arthur C. Brooks, Frederic E. Davi-
son, Samuel L. Fuller, Robert E. Lee
and Leonard NICE. Randolph.
Col. John v. Richards, command
ing officer of the 320th Infantry; As
officers from that regiment and 4
signal reserve officers will begin on
July IA days active duty train
ing with c. M. T. C. infantry units
at Fort George G. Meade. Md. In
addition to the names of those 320th
Infantry officers published in The
Star on May % the following off,
GERS of that regiment will also par
ticipate: Maj. Lloyd E. Kelly, Capts.
Raymond w. Short and Saul S.
Bloom, First Its. Frederick H. Mar
shall, Roger w. Jones, Kenneth H.
Sheelor, Walter H. McEldowney and
Second Its. Gustave A. Morell, Fred
T. Bishopp, James T. Brooks, Fran
els j. Burkart, James M. Lorigan,
jr.; James P. Schick, jr.; Frank B.
Wade and William E. Summerbell.
The four signal officers who will be
on active duty at Fort Meade be-
ginning July include Capts. Ed
ward T. Newton, Robert E. Needs,
Norman H. Evans and First 1t.
Leon Fields.
Commanded by Maj Vernon j.
Blondell, number of officers OF
the 3Oth Cavalry will begin IA days
of active duty training with the C..
M. T. c. Cavalry unit at Fort Myer,
Va, July 6. Other officers of that
District Cavalry regiment who will
participate are First Its. Frederick
P. Magers and Roue L. Hoga and
Second Its. James A. Dixon. Rich
ard Hume, Merton E. Church, Gill
bert B. Layton, William P. Cassidy
and Richard l.. DeSaussure, jr. Also
on active duty at this same time at
Fort Myer will be Chaplain Ray
mond s. Wilson.
The following officers Of the Dis
trict, all second lieutenants, have
been assigned to the 405th Quarter
master Regiment: Harold A. Arnold,
Earl E. Batten, Robert L. Blewitt,
Reynod J. Bossidy, William D.
Conner, Lloyd K. Cooke, Henry j..
Coy, Clarence E. Davis, jr.; Proctor
L. Dougherty, jr.; David A. Dryer,
Charles A. Elggren; Benjamin w.
freshman, Charles E. Foster, Barry
F. Fox, William G. H. Garner, Lloyd
E. Haight, James L. Howerton,
Joseph Hyatt. Willard E. La Rosa,
Orville T. Myers and Manford E.
Nelson.