Evening star., 1923-06-24
THE CIVILIAN ARMY
BY LIEUT.. STEPHEN F. TILLMAN.
Organized Reserves-National Guard

| from a high school within two years
OF July 10, 1928, or that he has been a
student OF recognized college within
that time, the War Department will
waive the educational examination.
The eligibility requirements for candid
% Unmarried male citizen of the
United States. (2) Between the ages
of 20 and 81. ts) High school graduates
or possess equivalent Of high school
health.
! The base pay OF flying cadets is s75
| per month, which includes extra flying
| FISK pay. The ration allowance does
| not exceed 81 per day and the clothing
allowances and equipment are the same
| as those Of a first class private in the
air service
years. but upon completion of or fail
| ure 10 complete the prescribed course
| they are discharged from the service
and are not required to serve the un-
period.
The heavier-than- air courses normally
| requires about year, while the lighter
than-air course prescribes about nine
months study. The ground and primary
nylng training for heavier than air
students will be given at Brooks field.
! upon completion OF this phase Of the
! course E,I3 me students will be sent to
nehy rielo Tor advanced training, such
| as bombardment, pursuit, observation
ana attack aviation. The actual com
| mencement of these studies will be the
/ Hrst part Of September and at the
present tlme there are already about
| Hi'y Students who passed both physical
ana educa tonal examinat ions last Janu-
! AIRY VINO viii be in the fall class
| bpon the satisfactory completion of
Lne prescribed course. the cadets will
De commissioned second lieutenants in
lhe Air Service Officers Reserve Corns
| inactive status) and on their discharge
WI receive the same travel pay and al
owances which pertain to enlisted men
"nen discharged from the Army.
! For additional information and an
plication blanks, communication should
De addressed TO the chief of air service
inns inns Guy: After receiving their reserve
commissions. IL is the desire of the
| War Department that these Officers fire..
queht air service stations and il pIsnes
are available. they will be permitted m
ny IN .-der that they may keep in
! ps,tp" Yins condition. Local exami-
| ha Iloh' VIII be held al Boiling Field
Maj c. =. George commandinp tho
10Th Field Artillery ar Fort Myer' ad-
arssned ,;s,e the meeting of the s13th Field
| artillery at its regular monthly meeting
Maj. George spoke on .'Fire Direction. tt !;
| aad Maj. John Scott, local executive
olncer or the Organized Reserves. smoke
on ritten and Verbal Field Orders"
oficer, will leave for Camp Meade J,,lv
~ where he will be stationed durine
me training period. He will report
back back on on August 26. During his ab-
the local headquarters
On Friday evening at the Cosnos
ttuo. starting at $50 promptly. there
~In .,, De an assembly OF the 313th Field
Artillery and the 320th Infantry Tbcra
VIII De lecture by Lieut.. Col. Edward
laws OF the cavalry, United states
army. on "Anenby's Campaign in
IaissIint. Col. Davis was present
during this campaign as miIitary ar
;ache: The Lecture will be 'iIIa iIImaira a.5 tsd
~ slides. There will also be moving
pictures Flashes of Action a hui.
| n1 SUPPER VIII follow. This meeting
closes the 19221923 winter season and
viii be the biggest Assembly Tet haId nId
| ny the Organized Reserves OF the wash.
Hnston sector II is expected thar Gen
@ nu,I VIII De one Of the guests OF the
Maj John Scott has sent a letter r.
AZ AZ reserve officers in this distrfct
thanking them for their co-oneration
/ oCriilg the past year
/ frst Lieut.. Harry NJ. F'orLer @ NJ
O. f: G.. has beeii assigned r. Sio,n,.. w..
R6epalr Section. No 4s4 Sd Corns MAJ
aicnaru j. r. Quigley. @. ~. O. p
! nf tbd .aTned Sat TO 23d Service Battalion
FIRST Lieut.. Albert ID, Gsrd,ar Irt
- -. II; e.. IS relieved from attschment ~
! Ine soth Light Tank Company and &C.
Goi sr5o Tb 10 the 320th Infantry. Lieut..
is reiinond no.,as Il: Shanton. Inf. o. r. G.,
! 20 isileEed from attachment to head
uua rtefs OF the l60th Infantry Rrieada
| 1a ana Is assigned to the 320th Inf.nfru
on !" iIiiam T. Chantland. Inf. q. p
/ 3ooth I,t IttneVed from attachment to the
| snah staH section. headquarters OF tha
! Th DiEISlon. as acting chief OF stan
1I-nited SWtashington Chapter of the
leave at $50 WednerSS,AA WlhldsntrS Association viii
SGap 70 r0rt Washington on boa rd tba
General Rucker The officers Irii, me ne
hs dao 20 nleo by their ladies. There will
f,rnista pshciIS az Fort Washington, music
oand; Lieut.. Col George +. ''iR R.,i,i.li;y nainy
1n ott! IN the Office Of 1be II;Iiti u,
bureau; is chairman of n. ro,u,,lit:l. rti.lIa
assisted hy Maj W. r Scott,
National Guard.
ed No. camp FOR specially sel.c, .
baen a"en OF the l21st Engineers ba !
from Julv sSd ~ ~ so Ian lamp simms. D. G.
VIII be forerunner to The anas MS
tncam mpment in August. and oniV =
ofticers. e" wbo bmostls bs on;eommissioned
9uaiihcations, will be selected and
aneE VIII be utilized as instructnrs
a' 'he annual encampment
Capt. Julian s. onf. commandins
company ID. l21st Engineers ans
nounces that he has room for a few
men: IN order TO complete his quota
have had rife experience are esnao
ciaIiy desired. D Company has some
or the best rifle shots in the Dis
m mtrictsCapt; @ @Olif. First Sergt Jensen
in the matches last year and II is
planned TO furnish a separate rife
Team from ID Company this year.
! me company was mustered in April
i. 1922, was the prize company at last
annual encampment and was commit
mented by the Regular Army inspec-
t1on officers in March for its growth
and showing made 80
| Capt. Olin has been in the District
Guard since 1903, serving in the
Philippine insurrection Spanish
! american war and was decorated for
bravery in the world war Young
men interested should call at room
$40. National Guard Armory. Tues
day night. as it is expected that the
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