Evening star., 1924-08-24

rpprOVal Wednesday to the revised
regulations for reserve officers BY
!hc revised regulations a new section
20 be known as the Auxiliary officers
reserve Corps mas been made. Here
!ftcr the abhreviation Aux. ORC
viii be attached to the names of
Ulcers in the new section, the de-
4irtment having rejected the pro-
posed substitution Of RES for
ORC"
The department rejected the pro-
e. sal to create retired list for the
Ulcers Reserve Corps 1t was an
upunced that officers who served in
the World War will be given until
November / next to enter the Re
serve Officers Corps. Authority is
..iN-n by the department to tender an
HthCCr, upon the expiration OF hlS nNe-
Year appointment. reappolntment
advise him why he is Ineligible
frr reappuintment. If the officer does
Hot accept rtappointment within 60
Jays il is to cancelled.
CnGer the new regulations group
assignments have been abolished.
while National Guard officers are
made eligible for assignment with
The general staff during mobilization
The regulations provide a new term
certificate of capacity" which i:
hased on the demonstrated ability
10 which the officer is promoted. BY
this regulation no officer can be pro-
moted until he has n certificate OF
capacity. 1t is further provided that
am officer must serve two years in the
-rade OF second lieutenant, three
ears as first lieutenant, five years as
'aptain, five years as major and three
years for lieutenant colonel
\ first lieutenant must be "a years
Old. Il captain. -; ma ior 81: lieuten-
act colonel. 81, and colonel. 40, before
he is eligible for promotion. 1t is
provided also tHat the Younger Of
G,ers must attend the training camps
before they can secure certificates of
capacity. on which the promotion is
h&srd.
With the summer training camps
Over, it is expected that the Wash
iugton units of the reserve Will STRAIT
holding their winter meetings early
in September Lieut.. Col. John Scott.
local executive officer, is expected to
announce his schedule the latter part
Of this month.
Pending further instructions. no
appointments will be made in the Air
Service Officers Reserve Corps of
other than qualified flyers. nor eXami-
nations of other than qualiti d flyers
l'fI dDptln llHtHt be ntlu ntSb Ill
%lructinnS do not apply t. applicants
who held federal recognition as Of
ti"erS OF the Air Service oaEthe active
list of the National Guard, or to APP
"roNed graduates of Air Service Re-
rye Officers Training Corps units.
The following second lieutenants.
all WaslingtOnanS, now attached to
the S0th Division, having been re-
ljeved from such attachment by rea-
son of being in excess Of the number
1r!thorized by tables, OF organization,
az, relieved from attachment to the
:'2nth Infantry: William ID. X. Al
bridge. Joseph W. Alender. Thomas
y Darlington. Otho G. Barkley. lie
I;"v H. Barnard, Edward w. Beale,
Charles NJ. Boteler. Edward r. Brew
On, Bradford l.. Burnside. Isaac NJ.
t'tpayaS. Byron V Cecil, Kenneth r..
Chappcllt John +. Claggett, Morrison
Nrp Clark. Charles :. Cook. Robert
T. Cromwell, Charles L. Darnall, Phil
liz ". Dimon, John y. Fields, Whit
r:cr s. F'iror. Paul s. Frank, Harold
:; Gusta. Frank \. Gould, Clarence
q. Graham, Ernest y. Graves. Lyttle-
ton l.. Gray. James T.. Greene, James
G. CireenWell Gerard J. G. Guilfoyle,
Edwin r. Helwig. George J. Hill,
charles +. Hughitt, Lawrence P.
Johnston, George b. kolk, John d.
N"pp. Thomas S. Leavey, Oscar Let
t"ruan. Frederick w. Lounsburg, Gill
bert Il. Martin, William V. Martin,
iouu y. Moran, John W. Mumford,
Iau s. Murphy, William +. Murray
Singleton 7. Naylor, Everett NJ
J'rrshinS. Thomas s. Phoebus, George
L. Pollock. Otto p. II. Reinmuth, Ed
win l.. Reynolds, Thomas D. Riordan,
Edgar F. Russell, Eugene B. Schild
hau"r. Hugh \. Shank. Kenneth H.
Shccler. Cheston +. Smith, Floyd NJ.
Soulr, Carroll j. Slime. Charles Fl.
.itoucsifer, Wallace L. Sturgis. George
J.. \. Stutz. Granger g. Sutton, Fran
Ci$ f. feeling. John 4. Thames,
CErus Is. Thomas. Robert G.. Thomp
-nn. Russell H. Thompson, Samuel c.
Thnmpson Benja min w. Thoron, Wal
ter r Tibbetts, John r. Tindell, Oscar
J.; Toms Francis II. Townsend. Irving
I. Turner. Frederick s. Waesche. AL
bort @. Wallis, Percy B. Walter, Hugh
:. Ward. George j. Wells, Charles Il.
White, George a. Wick, Pierce NJ.
Willard Oscar S. Wilkinson Kenneth
J Winfield, George B. woelfel. Wilber
Z. Ninsiing and Dewey Zirkin.
Second Lieut.. William I. Mushake,
Field Artillery. O. r. c.. having been
Fcdcrally recognized in the District
q! Columbia National Guard, is re-
licNrd from assignment to the 313th
Field Artillery. Second Lieut. Max A.
bradshaw, Field Artillery, q. r. c., is
relieved from assignment to Head
quarters. 1J5th Field Artillery Bri-
-ade, and is assigned to the 313th
Field Artillery.
Sorgt. William r. Roy, infantry,
+. Il. e, is assigned TO the 320th In
fantry. Corp. Henry w Bradshaw
and Private Thomas Crompton of the
Signal Enlisted Reserve Corps are as
signed to the S0th Signal Company.
First Lieut.. Thomas ID. Walsh, Mill
tary Police Reserves. has been pro-
lnotcd to the rank of captain His
attachment to the SOth Military Po-
lice Company. special troops. is con-
tinued in effect.
Mai. Custic l.. Hall. Medical officers
Reserve Corps, having been relieved
from assignment to the S0th Division
lay reason of having been placed in
the branch assignment group, is re-
lieved from assignment to the medical
personnel of the 32Oth Infantry
First Lieut.. Charles l.. Smithson,
infantry reserve, having been Fed
orally recognized with the local Ma
tional Guard, is relieved from assign
ment to the 320th Infantry. Second
Lieut. Theodore f. Watts. Field Ar
tillery Reserve, has been promoted to
first lieutenant. He remains assigned
to the S13th Field Artillery.
The first application for the c. NJ.
Il. c. of 1926 has been received. God
dard Duboise. jr., New York city,
aged ID. is the candidate for 1926.
His application was filed by his
father, with Capt. Nathan H. Lord,
-. r. G.. civilian aide to the Secretary
nf War for New York State. Young
Duboise will not be eligible for two
years. but he and his father are anx-
ious for him to go to camp as soon