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and 1st 1t. Morton r. Shift. 80,
of 6109 Forty third street. River
dale. both of Company c.
Developer of Dares Beach.
Capt. Dresser, operator of his
own construction firm in Calvert
County, Md, along with his
father, was one of the developers
of Dares Beach, Chesapeake
Bay resort community. A native
of Glen Echo, he also has lived
many years in the Districts
Mount Pleasant area.
1t. Sunday, a veteran of the
Philippines in World War II, was
an assistant engineer for the
Smoot Sand & Gravel Co. in
Washington. 1t. Wander Hyden,
son of a retired Army colonel and
a graduate of The Citadel in
Charleston, S. c., was a civil en-
gineer and construction superin-
tendent for the Jeffress Dyer
Corp. He also is a Pacific veteran.
Both 1t. Kuhn and 1t. Shift were
architects. 1t. Kuhn, a former
University of Maryland student,
worked for the Hyattsville archi-
tectural firm of Paul H. Kea g.
Associates. He helped plan schools
in Prince Georges and Arlington
Counties. He was in Japan in
1946 as a member of the Army of
Occupation.
Three other officers worked for
Federal agencies. They are Capt.
Julius E. Hall, 33. of 2701 Fourth
street NE, the units adjutant::
1st 1t. William r. Num-, jr.. "a. Of
811 South Fillmore street, Arling-
ton. of Company A. and End 1t.
Horatio C. Hoggard. III, q. of
1881 Valley drive, Alexandria.
Capt. Hall, a veteran of the
European theater, was procure
ment clerk for the Post Office
Bureau of Facilities.
1t. Num-, a graduate civil engi-
neer, was photographer at the
Navy photographic Service. Suit
land, for 10 years. 1t. Hoggard,
a graduate of Virginia Polytechnic
was an electrical inspec-
tor for the Bureau Of Standards
Safety Codes Division.
Other Recent Arrivals.
Among other officers who ar
rived here recently aboard the
Navy transport. the Gen. John
Pope, are 1st 1t. Kevin Callahan,
%, of 100 Quincy street NV. an
architectural and engineering stu
dent at Catholic University; 1st
1t. Glen Funk. 81, of 1915 Four
teenth avenue, Langley Park, Md,
an Iowa school teacher until he
went to work for the District Rec
reation Department in July; 1st
1t. John D. Lyle, IS. of 1860
Clydesdale place NV. a refrigera-
tor engineer. and 1st 1t. Norman
F, McGinnis. jr., Is, of 6015 Broad
Branch road NV, a civil engineer
student at George Washington
University.
1t. Callahan was released from
the Army in 1949 after serving
with occupation troops in Ger
many. Its. Lyle, Funk and Nc
Ginnis are South Pacific veterans.
1t. Lyle is assistant operations Of
ficer of the 430th. The other
three are line officers.
The main group of the 430th
was preceded to the Far East by
three other officers who flew over
as the advance party. They are
1st 1t. John r. Barger Of Wash
ington, a law student at George
Washington University, the units
supply officer; 1st 1t. Nicholas A.
Sloan of Hyattsville. a University
of Maryland student, and I'd 1t.
Donald Ollendorf of Arlington,
graduate mechanical engineer.
Among the enlisted men are
Master Sergt. Jordan G. Parker,
20, of 915 South Washington
street, Alexandria. and 1st Sergt.
9. R. McCalla. %. of 335 Abe
marie drive, Alexandria. Sergt.
Parker owned his own trucking
business. while Sergt. McCalla, a
former paratrooper and OSS in
structor, was district supervisor