Evening star., 1943-04-25
IA D. {. Area Marine
Corps Captains Are
Promoted 10 Majors
Bryont at Lexington;
Five Complete Medical
Field Service Course

Fourteen Marine Corps captains
from the Washington area have
been promoted to rank of major.
They are:
Majs. Frederick Bolton, 5o7 E
street NV: Gordon M. F. Chance,
Ridge road NV; James Blair Glen
non, jr., 2812 Cortland place NV:
Oln l.. Beall, Beltsville, Md: Fred
t. Bishopp, 8014 Saratoga avenue,
Silver Spring, Md; Francis Lester
Clagett, Rockville, Md; Lewis Ar
thur Jones, College Park, Md: Ell
lott B. Robertsch, lis Fairmont
avenue, Bethesda, Md: John Her
man Dillon, 709 Beverley drive,
Alexandria, Va: John William Hag-
gerty, 211 Fourth avenue. Quantico.
Va, formerly of Washington: Edgar
Clayton Hughes, formerly of WASH
ington.
Majs. Melville M. Menefee, is Ver-
non terrace, Alexandria. Va: Rich
ard K. Schmidt, 1905 Pierce street,
Arlington. Va; Marshall E. SIM
mons, 1910 North Herndon street,
Arlington, Va, and Richard D.
Stricken, 985 Frederick street, Ar.
lington, Va.
Capt. Bryant in Kentucky.
Capt. David L. Bryant, Bethesda,
Md, is now stationed at the Signal
Depot at Lexington, KY, where he is
officer in charge of stock accounting
IN the Supply Division Formerly
chief administrative officer of the
Federal Works Agency. Capt. Bryant
was commissioned into the Army
last June.
Medical School Graduates.
Five Washingtonians graduated
Thursday from the Medical Field
Service School at Carlisle Barracks.
Pa. They are: Capt. Camp S. Hunt
ington 80, 1880 Massachusetts ave-
nue. NV; and First Its. Jay L. Helf-
gott, %, 4709 Ninth street NV:
Mortimer j. Folston, 26, 5O6 Twenty
second street NV; Morton H. Rose,
1904 Ninth street NV, and David F.
James, %, 278 Fifteenth street Sc,
all of the Medical Corps.
Seven Finish at Anacostia.
Seven men from this area have
completed their primary fight train
ing at the Naval Reserve Aviation
Base at Anacostia and have been
transferred to the Naval Air Train
Ing Center in Pensacola, Fla. They
are: Cadets Frank C. Roller, %, son
OF Mrs. K. H. Roller, 4423 Fessenden
street NV; Albert Ollian Polston,
%, son of Mrs. E. P. Lane. 2515
Thlrtieth street NE; William H.
Jordan, %, son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
lis H. Jordan, 1403 North Wayne
street, Arlington, Va; Charles Edgar
Pearce, 49, son of Charles Noel
Pearce, 3716 Jocelyn street NV;
Robert Hart Davidson, %, son Of
Robert H. Davidson, 80 Elliott road,
Westmoreland Hills; Norbert Au-
buchon, %, son of Hampton Aubuch-
on, 1922 N street NV, and Roland
Nelson Duke. 10, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Paul Duke, Clinton, Md.
Study at Camp Pickett.
seven men from this area report
ed to the United States Army Med
lcal Replacement Training Center at
Camp Pickett, Va for military and
specialized medical training. They
are: Theodore Sickinger, 1922 Fifth
street NV; Dale C. Swift, 1926 H
street NV; Thomas Lee 1904 Jen-
lfer street NV; Robert L. S. Sny-
der, 7O06 Fairfax road, Bethesda,
Md; Paul j. Stadtler, 4l37 Yuma
street NV; Daniel N. Burbank,
1913 Legation street NV; Joseph j.
Edwards, 1923 w street Sc, and
Hilton Suddarth, Alexandria, Va.
Adjutant School Grads.
Five men from Washington grad
uated Tuesday from the Adjutant
Generals Officer Candidate School
here and were commissioned second
lieutenants: Robert D. Coffman,
5000 Thirteenth street NV; Leo V,
Moran. 2139 R street NV; Law
renee E. Wikander, 5721 Wilson lane,
Bethesda, Md; Milton G. johnson,
2115 Pennsylvania avenue NV, and
Charles T. Happier, 1902 Klingle
road NV.
Enlist as Apprentices.
William Beverly Steele, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Steele, COG Butternut
street NV, and Walter Harvey Cole,
jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter H.
Cole, 1918 Gallatin street NV, have
enlisted as apprentice seamen, class
VS., United States Naval Reserve,
for future flight training as naval
aviation cadets. They will not go
on active duty until after their grad
uatiOn from high school this spring.