Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1935, Page 58

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Warren R., to major. Landers, Capt. Sigmund F., to ma- jor. Asp, Capt. Melvin B., to major. Horton, Capt. Clarence F., to major. Haddon, First Lieut. Julian B, to captain. Moon, First Lieut. Ernest S., to cap- tain, | Snavely, First Lieut. Ralph A, to| McAllister, First Lieut. Charles D., | to major. | Blackburn, Capt. Lloyd C., to ma~,‘ jor. Davidson. Capt. Rufus B., to major. McGregor, Capt. Kenneth C, to major. Rich, First Lieut. Arnold H, to major. | Everest, First Lieut. Frank F, jr. | to captain, | Each of the following officers of | an Army Retiring Board appointed to meet at Governors Island, N. Y. Members. | Hannay, Col. John R. R., Quarter- | master Corps. Morris, Col. | Corps. | Baird, Col. George H., Cavalry. Herr, Col. John K., Inspector Gen- eral’s Department. | Darby, Lieut. Col. Taylor E., Med- |ical Corps. Weidner. Lieut. Col. Edward T. B., | Medical Corps. Whitmore, Maj. William C., Medical Corps, | Samuel J., Medical | | Recorder. | Morisette, Capt. James E. Judge Advocate General's Department | Each of the following officers desig- | nated as students at the Army War College, not later than August 20: Infantry. Baldwin, Maj. Ross O, Fort Jay, N. X Cota, Maj. Norman D., Fort Ben- ning, Ga. Dager. Maj ilton, N. Y. Hearn, Maj. Thomas G., Fort | ning, Ga. McMahon, Maj. Benning, Ga. Pendergrast, Maj. Grady H, Sam Houston, Tex. Walker, Maj. Walton George C. Meade, Md. Dahlquist. Capt. John E, | Snelling, Minn. { Doll, Capt. Frederick S., Fort Snell- | ing, Minn, | | Dumas, Capt. Walter A, Fort Sam Houston, Tex. | | Greer, Capt. Frank U, Fort Wash- | |ington, Md. | | McNeill, Capt. Norman, Fort Ben- | | ning, Ga. l Nevins, Capt. Arthur S, Platts- | | burg Barracks, N. Y. Ross, Capt. Frank S., Fort Thomas, Ky. Rudelius, Capt. | Leavenworth, Kans. | Holmes E., Fort Ham- | Ben- William C., Fort Fort = Fort’ Fort | Renest A, Port Cavalry. ‘Taulbee, Lieut. Col. Edgar W., Fort Leavenworth, Kans. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, ORDERS Nisley, Maj. Harold A, Ordnance | Department. Perry, Maj. Basil H., Field Artil- lery. Miller, Capt. Lester T. Air Corps. Each of the following officers from duty as student at the Army Indus- trial College here, to the Army War .College, not later than August 20: Avery, Lieut. Col. Ray L., Chemical ‘Warfare Service. McMurray, Lieut. Col. Clarence M., Infantry. Yount, Lieut. Col, Barton K, Air Corps. Corps. Herwig, Maj. Hans R. W., Quarter- master Corps. Marshall, Maj. Richard J., Quarter- master Corps. Gere, Capt. master Corps. Each of the following officers from station indicated after name to the Army War College as student, not later than August 20: Carrington, Maj. Gordon General Staff Corps, Boston. Holmes, Maj. Eugene M., Edwin C, Quarter- deL, jr., Gen- Jordan’s 1239 G, Cor. 13th 8 G | tour of foreign service, not later than Atkins, Maj. Layson E. Enfin,fl-]-‘\u:un 20: eral Staff Corps Fort Sam Houston, Tex. Landrum, Maj. Eugene M., General Staff Corps, Chicago. Lyman, Maj. Charles B., General Staff Corps, Fort Hamilton, N. Y. Jones, Maj, Charles H., Infantry, Grand Forks, N. Dak. Malony, Maj. Harry J., Field Artil- lery, Norman, Okla. Russell, Maj. Carl A, Infantry, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Davis, Capt. George A. Infantry, Ripon, Wis. Karlstad, Capt. Charles H, fantry, Grand Forks, N. Dak. McClure, Capt. Robert A., Infantry, Gainesville, Ga. Each of the following officers desig- nated as students at the Army War | College upon completion of present In- Goodman, Maj. William M., Coast | Artillery Corps. | Stome, Maj. Laurence F., Air Corps. Each of the following named ma- | fors of the General Staff Corps from | Washington to Fort Benning, Ga.: Brown, Albert E.. August 20. Gill, Willlam H., September 4. Paschal, Paul C, May 22, NAVY ORDERS. Delano, Capt. Harvey, detached as inspector of ordnance in charge Naval | Torpedo Station, Newport, R. I, about | June 26; to instruction, Naval War College, Newport, R. I. Baker, Lieut. Comdr. Charles A., de- | tached Shore Establishments Division, office of Assistant Secretary of the Navy, Navy Department, about May 1; to Asiatic Station. Flood, Lieut. Comdr. Bruce P., de- tached Naval Examining Board, Navy Department, in May; to U. 8. S. Vestal as executive officer. p Hannon, Lieut. (J. G.) Edward R, detached U. S. S. S-44 in May or June; to U. S. S. Bonita. Medical Corps. Taylor, Lieut. Comdr. Elwin C., de- tached 3d Naval District, about April 25; to Navy Yard, Philadelphia. Construction Corps. Nichols, Lieut. Comdr. William R., detached office of superintending con- structor, Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co., Newport News, Va., on May 11; to Bureau C. & R., Navy Department. Warrant Officers. Rayhart, Chief Machinist John R., orders by commander in chief Asiatic modified; to office of inspector of Naval materiel, Philadelphia; instead as assistant naval inspector of ma- chinery, Philadelphia. 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Kenenth T., Fort Mon- | roe, Va, | Cramer, | Monroe, Va. | Irvine, Maj. Willard W., Fort Mon- | roe, aV. | Wilson, Capt. John H. Fort Tot- ten, N. Y. Gy | Air Corps. ! Curry, Col. John F., Maxwell Field, Montgomery. Ala. Kilner, Maj. Walter G., Maxwell | Field, Montgomery, Ala. Adjutant General’s Department. Rose, Maj. William C., Fort Leaven- | worth, Kans. Maj. Raymond V., Fort Ordnance Department. Stuart, Lieut. Col. Alexander J., Picatinny Arsenal, N. J. | Each of the following officers from | | Fort Leavenworth, Kans., to the Army War College, as students, not later | than August 20: | Brett, Lieut. Col. George H., Air | Corps, 1 | Grow, Maj. Robert W.,-Cavalry. | Mandell, Maj. Harold C., Cavalry. | Pendleton, Maj. Alan, Infantry. | Stivers, Maj. Charles P., Infantry. | | Willoughby, Maj: Charles A, In-| Each of the following officers sta- tioned here designated as students at the Army War College not later | than August 20: | Baldwin, Ljeut. Col. 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