Evening star., 1941-09-17
Capital Student
Heads Maryland
R. 0. 7. {. Unit
james (. Dunn Is
Appointed New
Cadet Colonel

James E. Dunn of Washington will
command the Reserve Ofiicers'
Training Corps regiment at the Uni
versity of Maryland this year. His
selection to head the unit was an
nounced today, along with the list of
other r. o. T. C. officers.
The new regimental commander,
who lives at the Westchester Apart
ments, is a senior in the college of
commerce and a member of Alpha
Tau Omega fraternity, AS regi-
mental copmander, he will hold the
rank of cadet colonel,
William A. Holbrook of College
Park was selected as regimental
adjutant with the rank of cadet
major.
Other Appointments.
Other appointments announced by
the university military department
include:
Battalion commanders-Lt. Coils
James H. Wharton. Baltimore; Louis
M. Tierney, Hillside, j. Paul Mcneil,
Baltimore, and Robert H. Smith,
Woodlynne, N. j
Company commanders - Capts,
Samuel L. Moore, 1410 Allison street
NV; Thomas NJ Fields, Hyattsville;
Walter j. Kerwin, Benning, D. c.;
John F. Curtin, Laurel; Lawrence
Mackenzie, Silver Spring; Orville C.
Shirey, Cumberland; Vincen j
Hughes, Baltimore; Theodore E.
Fletcher. Preston; Gerald E. Prentice,
Hyattsville: Theodore NJ Vial River
dale; James H. Miller, University
Park, and William H. Schoenharr,
Baltimore. Edward H. Price, Frost
burg. will command the band.
Battalion adjutants - First Its.
Theodore ]. Stell. 1912 Varnum
street NE; Harold E. carp, 622O
Thirty-second place NV; Frank L.
Bentz, Boonsboro, and jeremiah C
Hege, 1922 Livingston street NV.
Others appointed first ieutenants
are: Robert w. Russell. Frederick;
NJ Gist yelling, Sykesville; Fred C.
Hicks, 1905 Lawrence street NE;
Thomas C. Galbreath, Rocks: Arthur
H. Valentine, Dundalk; Bruce A.
Douglas, Baltimore: Robert D. Hall
4464 Greenwich parkway NV: Lloyd
G. Higgins, Fort Meade; William
r. Maslin, Port Chester, NY: Will
liam T. Riley, Baltimore; Frank S.
Reid. Siebert, and Isadore Alperstein,
Baltimore.
Second Lieutenants.
Those appointed second heuten-
George L. wannan, 14os Man.
chester lane NV; Phillip C. Heath,
College Park; Roy K. Skipton
Mount Rainier; Robert S. Insley
Baltimore; Donald R. Magruder,
4122 Thirteenth place NE: William
A. McGregor, Worton; Daniel l.
Gendason, 1417 Park road NV;
George c. Pendleton, Chevy Chase
Md; Mearle D. Du Vail, Baltimore
Robert C. Henry, Hyattsville: John
L. Scott, Catonsville; Harry A. Bos-
we'll, Hyattsville; Robert E. Stalcup
Berwyn Heights; Paul B. Hutson
Cumberland: Samuel L. ;Pfefferkorn
West Friend,hip; Joseph L. Guide
Hyattsville; Harry Rimmer. Univer-
sity Park; William R. Tilley, Bel
Air; John D. Eyler, Baltimore
Robert L. Dorm, Riverdale: Vernon
L. McKinstry. Hyattsville; Frank G
Carpenter, Chevy Chase, Md:
Charles R. Jubb, Millersville; James
A. Hambleton, 4l23 Military road
NV; Rodney L. Boyer, Ellicott
City: Thomas T. Witkowski, Balti-
more; Tarleton S. Bean, Silver
Spring; James E. Malcolm, Silver
Spring: Charles A. Rausch, Balti-
more; Hugh M. Walton, 6318 Thirty.
third street NV; Charles B. Ray
mond, Bethesda; Charles r. Beau.
mont, Silver Spring; Robert D. Con.
don, Baltimore; w. Kingsley Grigg
Albany, N. Y; Joseph A. Sirkis. 272a
Wooley place NV; George r. Cook
Takoma Park, and Howard M. Trus-
cell New Work N "