Evening star., 1925-11-01

Second Lieuts. Charles II. Birming-
| ham, jr.: Thomas +. Burke. John f..
Cammack. Nathan B. Camp. Rolla
n. 5. Carter, Harry b. Cuthbertson,
Peter T.. Dolan. Hyman NJ. Goldstein,
Richard r. Halpenny. Colven B. Hill.
Oscar A. jackson, Thomas l.. Kane,
ir.: Harvey f. kaufman. Ernest G..
koenig, Lawrence koenigsberger
Darrell +. L. Kull. Evan ID. Lotta,
Clyde d. McCurdy, Thomas j. Meaney
Thomas Montgomery, Charles Murray,
William II. Norman, Thomas w.
Quinn, Ray c. Reeder and George
! j. Schottler.
\ smoker will feature the Novem-
ber meeting of the Washington branch
of the Reserve Officers Association of
The United States. which will be held
at the City Club next Thursday eve
ming. Lieut. Col. r. f. B. McKenney,
Infantry Reserve. who is president of
the Washington branch, will preside.
The speakers will be Maj. Gen.
Douglas Macarthur, u. s. A, Sd
Corps Area commander; Brig. Gen
Samuel d. Rockenbach, commander of
the District of Washington, and Col
+. \. Fenning, finance reserve, Dis
triCt Commissioner. Gen. ROckenbach
will talk on tanks, while the subject
of the addresses to be delivered by
zen. AdCArInuT ana 1Ol. enHlllS Will
be announced later. Prior to the
smoker, the officers of the association
will entertain the speakers at a dinner
During the course of the evening,
musical program will be rendered and
a buffet supper served.
Organized reserve headquarters an
nounced this week the l925-1926 in
structional assembly program for re
servists of the Chemical Warfare
Service, the first of which was held
October ). The remaining seven meet
ingS ana the speaker of the evening
on these ocCa SionS are as follows:
Maj. NJ. Is. Willett, Chemical Warfare
Service, Will address the chemical war
fare reSerViSts November , and char
acteristiCs of chemical agents, includ
ing first aid treatment, while chemical
weapons and ammunition will be dis
cussed by Maj. c. Il. Alley. Chemical
Warfare Service, at the assembly to
be held December :.
The first instructional meeting in
1926 will be held at reserve head
quarters January 4, at which Maj. Fred
Seydel, Chemical Warfare Service.
Will talk on industrial mobilization and
procurement planning. The February
! meeting will he addressed by Lieut..
James NJ. McMillin, Chemical Warfare
Service, on defense against gas, while
all phases of supply will be discussed
by Maj. James w. Lyon. Chemical
Warfare Service, at the meeting
March l. Maj. Edward c. Wellington,
Chemical Warfare Service, will ad
dress the chemical warfare reservists
April on the principles of chemical
warfare tactics. No speaker has been
obtained for the assembly TO be held
May 3, but definite announcement in
this respect will be made in the near
future.
At the November meeting of the
42Sth Infantry Maj. Albert S. J.
Tucker, Infantry will discuss leader
ship and the management of men,
while Lieut.. Frank w. Greer, In.
fantry will talk on administration
Maj. Tucker will also address the De-
cember 3 assembly on map reading.
(See training regulations 1905 and
19o10). Capt. I. B. Todd, F. D.. will
discuss unit mobiliza ton. (See train
ing regulations 120-10 and 135-10)
The first meeting in 1926 will be held
January Z, at which the different
phases of musketry will be discussed.
while February the subject will be
scouting and patrolling. (F'or the for
mer meeting reserve officers are re-
ferred to training regulations 1855;
LOl liic ldllei dSSeiuDIS, see SVO-o-J
March protection will be discussed
March 4, while at the April meeting
a talk on the squad, section and pla-
toon in attack, combat principles and
problems, will be given. For these two
assemblies, reserve officers are re-
ferred to the following training regula-
tions: 420-105, sections 1 and II of
420-110; and section l of 420-115 The
concluding meeting of the 1925-1926
schedule will be held on May 6, at
which the company in attack and COM
bat principles will be discussed. (See
sections II and " of training regula-
tiopS Ao0-1o0l.