Evening star., 1943-05-09

bier, jr., son of Capt. j. H. Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Stabler Hyatts-
vile, Md. has been promoted to cap
tain at the Central Signal Corps
Replacement Training Center at
Camp Crowder, Mo, where he is
commanding officer of Signal
Training Battalion. Capt. Stabler,
who attended the University OF
Maryland, was formerly associated
with the Chesapeake Il Potomac
Telephone Co. of Baltimore.
Fort Washington Graduates.
Seven men from the District were
commissioned second neutenants
Tuesday upon graduation from the
Adjutant Generals Officer Candi-
date School at Fort WASHINGTON.
They are: Peter Bonda 1909 Twenty
eighth street Sc; Joseph w. Bros
nan, 1923 S street Sc; Jack T.
Brown, 1884 P street NV; Legare
H. B. Obear, Gill North Dakota
avenue NV: James A, Smith, 5ool
Sixteenth street NV; Eugene r.
Wood, Jr.. Arlington, Va, and Albert
Block, 3l4 Montgomery street,
Laurel. Md.
First 1t. James w. Eaton, 4o06
South Capitol street. has been
promoted to the rank of captain at
Fort Washington. assigned to the
sta1 and faculty Of the Adjutant
Generals School,
Toloert H. KonIgsberg. 21. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris H. Koniesberg,
1927 Military road NV, recently
commissioned an ensign. is sta
toned at the United States Naval
Training School at the Massachu-
setts Institute Of Technology, Cam
bridge. Mass.
Tydings on Maneuvers.
First 1t. Richard E. Tydings. for
mer clerical employe of the Office
OF the Quartermaster General in
Washington, has been assigned as
transportation officer for the Sd
Army, now on maneuvers some
where in Louisiana. 1t. Tydines has
been in the service since February,
1912.
Maj. Patrick H. Tansey. jr.. %,
1912 OrdWaY street NV. holds the
title OF youngest major with the
Armored Division at Camp Polk,
La, where he is serving as divisional
assistant plans and training officer.
First 1t. James Moore, brother of
Gardner Moore. manager of the
Shoreham Hotel, recently was ad-
vanced to the rank of captain at
Freeman Field, Ill. where he is serv-
ing as secretary Of the Advanced
Flying School.
Pryor Is Warrant Officer.
SIOUX CITY. Iowa Henry Clay
Pryor, l7l2 Rhode Island avenue
NV, has received an appointment
as warrant officer, junior grade. here
at the Army Air Base. His brother,
Eugene D. Pryor. is serving with the
armed forces at Camp Hood, Tex.
Hayden Is Promoted.
CAMP SANTA ANITA, Calf =
Phillip j. Hayden. son OF H. V. Hay
den, 1878 Columbia road NV, who
has been serving here at the Ord
nance Training Center as a master
sergeant, has been promoted to war
e'AAt oAiINNi' JiAi4CI 81 ddt. ANI I'D
den is a graduate of Eastern High
School
Mara Is First Lieutenant.
FRESNO, Calf. - Second 1t.
Thomas D. Mara, formerly of the
District, has been promoted to first
lieutenant at the Basic Training
Center for the Army Air Forces
Technical Training Command. He
is serving as assistant plans and
training officer.
On Roll of Honor.
ATHENS. Ga.-Three naval avia-
ton cadets from the Washington
area recently were named on the
academic honor roll here at the
United States Navy Pre- flight
School for completing their final
week Of studies with a grade of 80 or
above. They are William Smith
Barber. 49l4 Forty-fourth street
NV; Henry Norman Shadid, 1887
Massachusetts avenue Sc, and
Robert James Westerheid, 1915
Oneida place. Hyattsville. Nd.