Evening star., 1925-05-10
Civilian Army News

the capacity Of assistant chief Of
Surgical Service; First Lieut.. Ethan
B. Cudney, Med-Res.. to 3o6th At
First Lieut.. Wilfrid P. Ais, MP Res.
to 32sth Military Police Company
(GS), zone of communication. Sec
ond Lieut.. Henry b. Pease. MP-ReS..
to 337th Military Police Company
tGS); Col. Abram B. Hooe. Med
Res, formerly territorial assignment
group, having been transferred to
the branch assignment group by the
War Department and relieved from
assignment to the non divisional
group, is relieved from assignment as
commanding officer of Station Hos
pital No. "a. zone of communication.
The following named officers, all
Engr- Res, having been relieved from
attachment to the divisional
group for instruction and training,
are relieved from attachment to the
343d Engineers General Service).
18th Corps, for instruction and train
ing, and are assigned thereto: Capt
Ernest T. F. Wohlenberg, First Lieut..
Victor v. Martin and Second Lieuts.
William d. Chase and Leonard o,
Crymes. Col. Lyman D. Turner, Inf.
Res, having removed from the soth
Division Area, is relieved from as
signment to the 317th Infantry:
Capt. Ralph J. Haws, Med Res, as
| signed to the medical personnel of
the 320th Infantry; First Lieut.. Ray
mond II. Jackson, AS-Res., having
| been transferred from the territorial
| assignment group to the branch as
| signment group by the War Depart
| ment, is relieved from assignment to
the S0th Division Air Service.
Approximately 80 students of the
| Chemical Warfare r. o. T. c. unit
at Massachusetts Institute of Tech
Arsenal June IS for a six-week
course of instruction. Capt. Thomas
Phillips, G. w. S., instructor of this
unit, will be present during this In
tensive course of instruction.
Orders have been issued to Col
Frank c. Jewell, general staff &C.. A,
| Co. relieving him from his present
| assignment and duties in the ONCE
of the chief of staff and from his
detail with the Organized Reserves,
80th Division, in Washington. D. c.,
| and assigning him to duty with the
Coast Artillery Corps In the Panama
Canal department. Prior to his sail
ing from New York on October 1
for his new station in the Canal Zone,
| Col. Jewell will take three months
| refresher course for general and hsld
officers Especially at the Coast Artillery
School, Fort Monroe, Va.
| Headquarters of the nine corps
areas are teeming with activity as the
date approaches for the opening Of
the 1925 citizens military training
| camps. Practically so per per cent
OF the total number Of applications
that can be considered have been re-
ceived. and though the opening date
for the first of these camps is stu
| two months away, more than one
third of the 35 900 young men who are
to attend these camps have been ac-
| cepted by the War Department to un-
dergo this training.
AS of April 80, 1925, the applica-
| tions which have been received by
| the various corps areas are as follows:
| First, 2,02o; Second, 1854; Third, 1854;
| Fourth, 4,4s9; Fifth, 5,1s5; Sixth,
4,274; Seventh, 1852; Eighth, 100,
| and Ninth, 2.SS3.
Approximately 325 Medical Reserve
| officers of the branch assignment
| group will be given training this
Summer between June 16 and July 10
| at the following camps: Camp Lewis,
Wash; Fort Smelling, Mimi; Fitz-
simons General Hospital, Denver,
| Colo, and the Medical Field Service
| SSIOOl, Sdt liSlc dShS,
From June 1G to June 80 the fol-
lowing number of reserve ofYlcers will
be trained at the station indicated:
Camp Lewis, 10: Carlisle Barracks. IS,
and Fort Smelling, As. In addition to
| these, there will be trained ofi-
| GERS of the Sanitary Reserve in the
| surgeon generals Office during May
and June, industrial procurement,
and also IS reservists at the School
i Of via of Mifcha1 EYAld VnnH
Island, N. Y. Beginning on July
and extending to July 10, about 10
will be given instruction at Fort
| Smelling, rs at Carlisle Barracks, 2S 1t
| Fitzsimons General Hospital and % 1T
Camp Lewis.
| The instruction to be given will be
absolutely military, the primary pur-
| pose of the camps being to indoctrine
| the medical reServists with the mill
tary angle and the proper application
! thereof.
| Ordnance Reserve officers will meet
| at Organized Reserve headquarters, In
| the Graham Building. tomorrow, un-
der Maj. r. P Harbold, U. S. A. while
Tuesday an assembly will be held OF
the Air Service reservists.
A meeting of the 343d Engineers
will be held Wednesday in the board
room of the District Building. the sub
ject of the meeting to be military
bridges.
Lieut.. Col John Scott, Infantry, will
preside at the assembly of the 320th
Infantry, at which there will be dis
cussed war games, map problems and
advance guards.
The c. NJ. T. C. Club will meet In
the Graham Building Friday, during
| which War Department instructional
| films will be shown. This will be fol-
lowed by group instruction under
Capt. Long and Lieuts. Whiting and
| Bercaw.