Evening star., 1923-06-03

Will nave at their camp were Iuily
explained by Maj John Scott, exscu-
tive officer. The same Instructions
were given to the officers Of the Sd
Battalion Of the same regiment ut
their meeting.
Cor Glendie 3. Young, commanding
the 320th Infantry OF the Organized
Reserves, 10 completing plans for the
rs dSnS for ,h the 9Ssrs q, s
Signal Corps. offiesrs' Reserve Corps.
having removed to Merced. Calf. is
believed from assignment to the S0th
Signal Company.
First Lieut.. Carroll Gray. Adju-
tant Generals oficers Reserve Corps.
is relieved from ASST snment TO the
adjutants section, headquarters OF
thereto. Brig. Gen. William Cham
! berlaine. Officers Reserve Corps. hav-
ing been assigned to the s0th Divi-
| SION. Is now assigned to the 155th
Fisid lshlr ArtiilSry Brisadss; First nas Lieut.;
Reserve Corps, is assigned to the
The following named ofr,cers hav.
! ing been attached to the soth Divi:
| sion have been ordered attached
| erals offcers' Reserve Corps. Mount
| Rainier. Md. ~ attached to the head.
Ad,atants sus aoa ofoer. fssssx sssSxv. " corps
tached to the headquarters OF the
soth. Division. Second Lieut. Harold
s. Blanche, infantry. Officers Reserve
Gepps City roiant "a :.ssss Second .sr. hisr.
Lieut. william C. Charleton. air serv-
Ice. Officers Reserve Corps. Richmond.
| Va. have been attached to the S0th
| The following infantry officers
have been attached ito the 320th In
fantry. Capts. Harry B. Myers and
| John A: w. Simson; Second Iieuts
Charles NJ. Boteler Andrew X. Foulds.
and Dewey Zirkin.
The committee Of the general stan
now working on the revision of reRu-
lations affecting the officers' Reserve
that. in view of definite qualifications
! having been determined for the vari-
| GUS grades, time In grade should no
| longer be considered as requisite for
promotion. The requirements for
| promotion In each grade will include
period of active training. supple.
| mented by correspondence course
| devised by the War Department for
each particular grade and section.
| The satisfactory completion of these
l Will eHlllle tne OHlCer TO CeELlHcate
| of capacity and to promotion. con-
| tingent upon the existence OF a suit.
able vacancy and the possession by
the officer of other essential qualifica.
tions for the desired grade.
Plans are being worked out by offi-
! GERS from the 32nth Infantry and the
! Sl3th Field Artillery for n joint meet
| ing this month. at which officers Of
| the regular component wtil be the
| speakers.
rTst.
| for the following information: Num-
Der OF National Guard target ranges
in each state. federal and state own
| ed. and whether or not they are leased
| or rented. with the number of acres
| in each. The location OF each OF these
ranges. it's name and the nearest city.
| Facilities at each range to show
| number of targets and different dis
tances at which firing is conducted.
| The number of targets for each firing
| point and total number installed on
range. The total number of machine
gun and pistol targets separately.
Normal number OF troops who fire
annually on each range for the fiscal
year 1922. Funds expended for per-
manent improvements on each range
| during the fiscal year 1922. This in
| OF the Secretary OF war may be In
/ formed as to the facilities and needs
| of National Guard target ranges. in
Asmuch as his Office will pass on all
! requests for funds in excess OF $500.
| 1t is expected that one Of the
changes that will be made in the new
! regulations for the offioers' Reserve
Corps is that there will be q pro.
vision in the new regulations, which
| are now being revised by the general
staff committee. under which Ma.
tional Guard officer will Hold HE
I tcomnission in the reserve component.
! Identical In grade and branch with
his commission in the National Guard.
The National Guard officers have
! been consulted by the committee, who
say that such policy will meet with
| general approval in the guard. as well
as among reserve officers. Under the
proposed provision of the regulations.
/, If an officer later sewers his connec-
tion with the National Guard. his
service In IL will be credited on his
| reserve record in determining his
! status in the Reserve Corps. This
is necessary, ii is claimed. because
officers in the National Guard would
come into the federal service In the
event OF an emergency, under their
National Guard commissions.
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