Evening star., 1925-04-19
Lieut.. James 3. Patterson, sd. Cav
airy, Fort Myer, Va.

Lieut.. James E. Patterson, 3D.. Cav
airy, Fort Myer, Va.
During the past week the following
assignments affecting reserve officers
residing in the District of Columbia
and vicinity were announced at re-
serve headquarters: Capt. John T.
Talman, Engineer Reserve, to 375th
Engineers general service) (c), zone
of communication; Second Lieut. Ed
ward j. Glasgow, Field Artillery Re-
serve, having moved to the 8th Corps
Area, is relieved from assignment to
the 5S0th Artillery (6-inch guns, mo-
tori. General Headquarters Reserves
first three field armies);, First Lieut..
Harold 3. Hertford, Dental Reserves,
having been assigned to the non-di-
visional group, is assigned to Gen
eral Hospital No. 81, zone of commu-
nication, in the capacity of dental
surgeon; First Lieut.. Maurice J.
Roche, Military Police Reserves, is
relieved from attachment to the 3O3d
Military Police Battalion, 18th Corps,
for instruction and training, and is
assigned to the 337th Military Police
Company general service),- zone of
communication: Second Lieut. Harold
c. Smith, Infantry Reserve, is as.
signed to the 531st Infantry Battalion,
L.
mer G. Middleton, Military Police Re-
serves, is assigned TO the 337th Mil
itary Police Company general serv.
lcel, zone, OF communication.
The following named officers, all
Engineer Reserve, having been. re-
lieyed from attachment to the non
divisional group for instruction and
training, are relieved from attach
ment to the 343d Engineers general
service), 18th Corps, for instruction
and training and are assigned thereto:
Capts. Clyde L. Miller, Clifford Shoe
maker and Earl B. Smith. Second
Lieut.. Homer G. Jordan, Air Service
Reserve, having moved to the 5th
Corps Area, is relieved from attach
ment to the 405th Pursuit Squadron,
4th Army, for instruction and train
ing. The following captains, Engineer
Reserve, are relieved from attachment
to the 343d Engineers and are as
signed to the 376th Engineers (gen-
eral service) zone Of communication:
Rufus c. Hall. William S. Jones and
James j. Murphy. The following In
fantry Reserve officers. both second
lieutenants, having been assigned to
the non-divisional group, are assigned
to the 521st Infantary Battalion. zone
of the interior: Morris d. Randle and
Joseph Leopold.
Announcement was made by the
Militia Bureau of the War Depart
ment this week that reserve officers
desiring to take advantage of all
training opportunities may be at
tached by the corps area commander
to National Guard organiza ton for
the purpose of inactive; training
throughout the year by making their
own application, accompanied by the
recommendation of the National
Guard unit commander and with the
approval OF the State -adjutant gen
eral. When so attached reserve Of
flcers will take an active part in such
of the armory training of the Guard
organization as may be mutually
agreed upon, and when the training
funds of the Organized Reserves per-
NIT they will participate in the 15-
day field training of the ganizat ton.
Reserve officers desiring to be at
tached to National Guard organiza-
ttons for this training throughout the
training year should make individual
application through the commander of
the National Guard to which attach
ment is desired and the adjutant gen.
eral of the State to the corps area
commander concerned, who, subject
to their approval, may authorize such
attachment. Termination of such at