Evening star., 1925-05-24
Civilian Army News

Quartermaster Corps Reserve. also
Roland Clifton Barrett Of Alexandra.
| Va. as a second lieutenant in the Air
Service Reserve. Thomas Frank
Baughmsn. 3739 Harrison street.
Chevy Chase, y. G.. has been ap-
pointed a captain in the Military In
telligence Reserve Corps. CARLYLE
Henry Strand. 213S California street
northwest, has accepted q commits
sion as first lieutenant in the Ord
nance Reserve Corps.
In an official communication dated
May 30 TO the chief of staff of the
! 80th Division. with headquarters AT
Richmond, Va. Lieut.. John Scott.
{ Infantry. submitted list OF Al Of
| fcerS OF the 320th Infantry (as
! signed and attached) who have in
| dicated their desire 10 attend the
Summer training camp from June
% to July Tor 12). 1925. As attached
To the 3l7th Infantry.
| The recommended tons are graded
as principal" and alternate. Those
! officers who have been recommended
as principals" have taken advan
tase of unit instruction and are
considered qualified for this ] ) days
of active training and are recon-
mended for priority of consideration.
! The officers recommended as alter
mates" are chosen only in case vacan-
/ cies still remain after the principals
! have been selected The following
names preceded by asterisks have
-had training during the fiscal year
! 1925 and are willing 10 take active
training from June % to 80 on an
| inactive status:
Col &C. B. Young (principaU,
Lieut.. Coils. wv. II. England (prin
cipaD. Thomas II. Shanton talter-
D2teD.
Mais. Henry c. Turner and John
G. Mcclure principals. *Otto NJ.
/ La wrence (alternate).
Capts. Eustace l.. Florance. John
Thomas Taylor. *Michael B. Dris
coll. George l.. Rooney and Robert
| r. Warren (principals). and Fra nix
A. Wedderburn (alternate).
First Lieuts. *Clifford J.. Johnson.
Lloyd f.. Kelly *Guy :. Mckee,
"Paul II. Judy. Oscar Letterman.
William r. Ennis. jr.; Harold o.
/ Clayton tprincipalSl, and Wallace
f. Hoover and August F. Schim-
mack talternatesb.
Second I.ieuts stephen G. Van
| Fleet, %kenneth j. Winfield. Granger
G. Sutton. Frank A. Gould. 'John
4. Tindall, Isaac NJ. Capayas. "Edka
&. Moore. Alvin T. Rasford, George
F. Smith. James a. Ridout George
T. Summerlin, jr.: Gaudioso +. Pal
omar, James F. Greene. %John w.
Wiseheart. William G.. Rose, Eugene
Wolfe and Thomas w. Quinn. Signal
Corps (principals). and @Francis T..
| feeling. Roger ID. Moore and James
W. Hood talternates).
In a memora ndum issued last week
to the assigned and attached officers OF
| the 320th Infantry. Col. G. b. Young
regimental commander, ca He'd the at.
tention of the members of the regi.
( ment to the desira bilitv Of the off.
GERS providing themselves with
the distinctive resimental insignia
| which is now a prescribed article OF
equipment for this organization Each
officer will need at least three insignia
two with safety-pin attachment and
! with screw back for the campaign
hat This insignia will be required
TO be worn by all officers called Ia
active duty for the Summer traininS.
period. and on all occasions here.
after when the regiment may be as.
sembled in uniform.
Announcement was made bv the
adjutant general of the Army YES.
terday that World War veterans. who
| have to their credit more than -