Evening star., 1923-07-29

features of the measures required In
time Of peace to insure the fow OF
munitions and supplies required by
| our Army in time Of war. Construc-
| tive suggestions are invited from all
officers and civilians whose attention
, may be called to this bulletin. Re-
quests for information may be ad-
dressed to any of the chiefs OF the
supply branches or their agents
throughout the United States or to
the once of the Assistant Secretary
of War.
Maj James H. Tierney. infantry
is. in addition to his other duties as
officer for the 80th Division head
quarters. First Lieut.. RodolfO Rami-
rez. infantry. Onhcers' Reserve Corps.
having removed TO Rio Pedras. Porto
the s2eth Infantry. Maj. X: =. b.
| McKenney. infantry. onicers' Reserve
Corps. now attached to the 31sth In
fsntry. is assigned thereto Capt.
Edgar Graham. air service. Oficers
Reserve Corps; is promoted from first
S0th Division air service. Maj. Albert
y. BaEgs. medical. Of1cers' Reserve
Corps. is attached to the 343d Engi-
neers. Master Sergt. Charles II.
",
Corps. and Sergt. Bugler Henry Love-
less. engineers. Enlisted Reserve
Corps having enlisted in the Enlisted
, Reserve Corps for duty with the 343d
Engineers. are hereby assigned
thereto.
Many of the National Guard regi-
ments are proceeding with the mat
ter Of designing and adopting a coat
OF arms for the organization. The
coat of arms consists of q crest,
a. =
on scroll beneath the shield. The
crest for National Guard regiments of
each state has been prepared by the
War Department and will be the
same for each of the regiments of
particular state.
The makeup of the shield should
be given much thought and attention.
In the first place the history of the
regiment from the time of Its organi-
Zatioh dating back to its original
inception should be studied carefully
and in detail.
A study is being made of the Off
GERS Reserve Corps by the general
staff. under which il will eventually
he divided into what might be called
three pools. The pools will be reserve
officers for assignment, respectively.
to the Regular Army. the National
Guard and the Organized Reserves.
The amended national defense act
pIONlucs tHdt the reserve OIIlceTs
should be used in the expansion of
the ARMY of the United States by as
signing them to its three components.
However. up to this time no general
scheme has been worked out for
putting this policy into effect. Under
definite assignment of reserve officers
To Regular Army units. National
, Guard officers hold both reserve and
National Guard commissions. but
Va No IT,
corps who are set aside for the ex-
pansion of the National Guard. The
scheme OF assigning reserve officers
to the Organized Reserve IS being
worked out very satisfactorily
Now, under the proposed plan. it Is
urged that reserve officers. who. by
their business or profession. could re-
spond to the first call should they be
assigned to Regular Army. Satur-
ally. these would be younger men in
be that class of reserve officers who
are now serving as enlisted men In
the Regular Army. When the scheme
Is worked out. the War Department
will announce just how many reserve
officers are needed to expand the nine
divisions of the Regular Army under
the war plans.
novel plan is being proposed for
reserve officers that will be needed for
the expansion Of the National Guard
So as not to shut the door against
promotion of enlisted men in the Ma
tional Guard. 1T Is proposed to give
enlisted men of the National Guard
commissions In the Ohicers' Reserve
Corps in time of peace. As fast as
enlisted men of the National Guard
can qualify for commissions they will
be placed in the Officers Reserve Corps,
although they will continue to serve
as enlisted men in the National
Guard. Not only will the National
Guard be expanded by this class of
reserve officers In the event of war.
but all vacancies I'm time of peace will
be filled from the pool of reserve ofi-
GERS. This will at all times give the
National Guard an eligible list from
which to select officers.
The following reserve officers from
the District of Columbia are ordered
80. They will proceed to Langley
Field. Va. reporting in person upon
arrival there to the commanding off,
Ger for training. They will rank from
the date set opposite their names:
Maj. William G. Schauffier, jr. 4O6th
Pursuit Squadron. April "a. 1929: First
Lieut.: Charles E. Ford. 4O9th Attack
Squadron. July 20. 1923: Second
Lieuts. Donald O. Woolf. 4O5th Pur-
suit Squadron. July 20. 1923: Thomas
20. 1929: Eric K Shilling. 4Osth At
tack Squadron. July IA. 1923; Emilio
E. Merino. 4o5th Pursuit Squadron,
July 20. 1928: Jesse w. Langord. 4O5th
Pursuit Pursuit Squadron, October %. 1922:
Squadron. July 2s. 1923: Graham L.
David. 40sth Attack Squadron. july
20. 1928: Joseph c. Eehne. 40sth At
tack Squadron. July 20. 1928: Charles
A. Appel; Jr 4osth Attack Squadron.
Frank Chirieleison. 4ostih Attack a
Squadron. as of October 80. 1922 II
not sooner relieved from active duty
they Will urn to their homes so as
to arrive there August IL, upon which
date they will stand relieved from
further duty. The finance depart
ment will pay mileage at the rate of
cents per mile for the entire jour
in the military service.
First Lieut.. John F. Donoghue,
dental. Officers Reserve Corps, now
attached to the 305th Medical Regi-
ment is assigned thereto. First Lieut..
Reserve Corps. having removed to
Phelps, n. Y. issrelieved from assign
ment to the 320th Infantry and Ho-
witzer Company of that regiment.
First Lieut.: Ralph J. Cogswell. infan-
moved from Washington to Chicago.
is relieved from assignment to Com
pany H of the 320th Infantry. Second
Lieut.. Paul Schmidt. field artillery.
Officers Reserve Corps. has been as
signed to the 31sth Field Artillery
First Lieut.. Linton A. Cox, air serv-
ice. ofYicers Reserve Corps. has been
assigned to the s0th Division, air
service. First Lieut.. Charles A. Sa-
dofsky, chaplain, Officers Reserve
Corps. Lanham, Md. having been at
tached to the s0th Division. is at
tached to the 313th Field Artillery.
The following officers have been
assigned to the 320th Infantry: Capt
L artar ID Johnson Harry R Mxers