Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1935, Page 44

SERVICE ARMY ORDERS. Smith, Col. Frederic H., General Staff Corps, assigned to duty as chief of staff of the Panama Canal Depart- ment. Brewster, Col. Alden F. General Staft Corps, transferred from the Panama Canal Department, to Fort Francis E. Warren, Wyo,, upon com- pletion of present tour of foreign . Willlap P., General Staft Corps, from Boston, to Fort Hoyle, Md., June 30. Rehkipt, Col. Ned B,, Field Artillery, from Fort Hoyle, Md,, to Fort Ethan Allen, Vt., July 1. Bryden, Lieut. Col. William, Field Artillery, detailed as a member of the General Staff Corps and assigned to the War Department General Staff, August 24. Lieut. Col. Cuthbert P. = & 1 the office of Corps, from the offic General Staft ) Tt Riley, chief of staff, here, Kans., June 30. Strong, Lieut. Col. George V., Gen- eral Staff Corps, from the Presidio of San Prancisco to Fort Wadsworth, N. Y., June 20. Pirle, Lieut. Col. John H, Alr Corps, from Port Columbus, Ohio, to Fort Hayes, Ohio. Daley, Lieut. Col. Edmund L., Engi- neers Corps, from St. Lou;; to Fort « Humphreys, about August 20. . Col. John N., Field Greely, Liet ated as student at designal Artillery, desls to report not the Army War Co!lzeoge. ter than August 20. hDrysdale, Lieut. Col. Walter S., In- gantry, from Peiping, China, to Fort Humphreys, about July 30. Doak, Lieut. Col. Sloan, Cavalry, mssigned to duty with the General Staff Corps and transferred from Towson, Md., to 1-"021:’! Hamilton, N. Y., bout September 27. ¥ 5 Van Dguuen‘ Lieut. Col?l::lv;!mm%.. Staff Corps, from Fort Hamil- 32“.?‘ ¥., to Fort Sill, Okla., about tember 26. sel-iofimm. Maj. Edward L., Air Corps, qrom Wright Field, Ohio, to Brooks ¥ield, Tex., with temporary rank of tenant colonel. me;ye:;l‘. Maj. William O., Air Corps, Bssigned to duty as director of Air 4, Maxwell Field, Ala., ank of lieutenal 1. lOXSG:'I?th. Maj. Henry J. M., Inspector General's Department, from Fort Bliss, Tex., to Fort Humphreys, about t 2 Augxgsw , Maj. Paul A, Engineers Corps, designated as & student at the Army War College. Davison, Maj. Paul R, Cavalry, des- tgnated as a student at the Army ‘War College. Reinhart, Maj. Stanley E., General ORDERS Barracks, N. Y. He will proceed to Washington August 21. Ingles, Maj. Harry C., Signal Corps, from Fort Monmouth, N. J. to the War Department General Staff here, September 15. Harmon, Maj. Ernest N, Cavalry, from Fort Bliss, Tex., to the War Department General Staff, here, Au- gust 17. Nalle, Maj. Willilam, Cavalry, from Newport, R. I, to the War Depart- ment General Staff here, August 21. Gibney, Maj. Louis G., Cavalry, from the Presidio of Monterey, Calif.,, to Pittsburgh, Pa., about June 7. Chipman, Maj. Guy W. General Staff Corps, from the office of Chief of Staff here, to Fort Knox, Ky. about August 19. Aleshire, Maj. Joseph P. General Staff Corps, from the office of Chief GRAYBAR THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1935. of Staft hereb,uuz Fort Bliss, Tex., about Septem! . . Moore, Maj. J. Merriam, General Staff Corps, from Omaha, Nebr, to Fort Devens, Mass., about August 23. Cole, Maj. Leon R., General Staft Corps, - from the Office of Chief of Staff here, to Richmond, about June 30. Lee, Capt. William C. Infantry, granted leave of absence for 10 days, March 11, Brady, Capt. Francis M., Air Corps, from Rome, Italy, to Bolling Field, and then to, Fort Humphreys, not later than August 20. Duff, Capt. Robinson E., Infantry, from Phoentl.AAnL. ?fl Fort Hum- hre; about August 20. ot t. Louis J., Fleld Ar- , Cap tillery, from Philadelphia to Fort Humphreys, about August 20. Brittain, Capt. Thomas P., Medical Administrative Corps, ordered home to await retirement, May §. Pitch, Capt. Burdette M., Fleld Ar- tillery, from Providence, to the Philippine Department, abou Just 24 Powerful COLONIAL AUTO RADIOS! | ] Tri-conditioned to withstand heat, to close out at cold, ' humidity and shocks of the road. Keep in touch with your radio favorites on your auto jaunts this Summer. This is the smallest, most compact radio set that fits any ‘Wright, Capt. Robert C., Infantry, ordered to Walter Reed Hospital for observation and treatment. Lisenby, Capt. Albert Shelton, Judge Advocate General's Department Re- serve, ordered to active duty here, April 13, Bailey, First Lieut. Kenneth R., In- fantry, granted leave of absence for two months, March 30. Saville, First Lieut. Gordon P., Air Corps, assigned to duty as secretary of Alr Corps Board, Maxwell Field, Ala, with temporary rank of cap- tain. Hayden, Pirst Lieut. Everett C., Quartermaster Corps, relieved from duty as assistant to the post quar- termaster, Patterson PField, Fairfleld, Adams, fantry, transferred to the ce Departme! nt, March 1. the Panama April 4. Selby, Second Lieut, Irving R., Air Corps, from New York ‘City to the Panama Canal Department, April 4. Ross, Second Lieut. Willis Harold, r Corps Reserve, promoted to first lieutenant, March 11. Johnson, Warrant Officer John, granted leave of absence for four months, May 1. Each of the following officers of the Alr Corps assigned to duty at ‘Tactical School, Max- Pages A-14 & A-15 For Ford The Dealers Weekly USED CAR QU OTATIONS GOOD TIME Pirst Lieut. 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