The Washington times., 1925-02-04

cnat-of-arnns will be supplied TO the
officers OF the regiment as speedily
as possible. It will be worn on the
shoulder lapel Of the officers blouses
and on the collar Of the blouse OF
the enlisted men Of the regiment.
In addition, it will be worn on the
front peak of the campaign nat
by both officers and enlisted men.
Transfers Of Officers.
Major Samuel B. Ginsberg, Dent
ORC. having been promoted to ma
jor is relieved from the medical
personnel of the 320th infantry;
Captain Joseph l.. McCabe, Ned
ORC, having moved from the
Eightieth division area is relieved
of assignment to the medical per-
sonnet, 320th infantry; Captains
Adolph A. Daily and Lester ID. john
son, Inf-ORC, having moved from
the division area, are relieved or
attachment and assignment, re-
spectiveIy, to Company H, S20th in
fantry; First Lieutenant Presley A.
l.. Smith, Inf.ORC, having moved
from this area is relieved Of assign
ment to Third battalion, S20th in
.fanty: Sergeant Roy III. Dale, Inf
Eric, is assigned to Company K,
320th infantry; Captain George L.
Rooney, Inf-ORC, is assigned to
Company H, 320th infantry: First
Lieutenant Oscar Letterman, Inf
ORC, is assigned to Company D.,
320th infantry.
Ordnance reserve officers will
meet at the Graham building on
Monday evening Of next week The
officers of the air service reserve
axkn 93Fep ~
next week.
Infantry officers viii meet on
Thursday evening, February IL.
Signal corps officers win meet
Monday, February Is; uuartermas-
ter officers on Tuesday evening,
February II; field artillery officers
on Thursday, February 10. -
The monthly quartermaster
luncheon win be held on Friday,
February 20. at the Lafayette
Hotel.
New Regulations Ready.
The rev regulations for the re-
serve officers are still in the hands
of the printer. After their publica-
ton and distribution It ii expected
that It win be necessary for the
War Department to determine and
publish various policies and pro
visions relating to their admins
tration.
Many officers assigned to Ord.
nance establishments are confused
by the fact that they receive some
communications through corps area
headquarters and headquarters Of
tactical organizations within the
corps area.
This a. a., naAA,ao,... .,,s4. -
ing War Department orders which
state that all reserve officers are
under the administration control
OF the commanding general OF the
corps area in which they reside.
In this connection, Colonel Scott.
who Is in charge Of the local
headquarters Of the Organized Re-
SERVES, states that all communica.
ton emanating from a reserve
officer in this locality to higher
command. should first pass through
his office.
Identification books for the re-
serve officers have been received
by the local headquarters. Early
application should BIZ made for
these, inasmuch as the supply is
limited and It will be q case of
first come first served.
Thirteen men were enlisted during
the lattera part Of January for SER
vice In the army, according to Colonel
Earl w. Tanner, United States army
recruiting officer.
Carroll NJ. Conrad is on his way to
be a "dough-boy" with the American
forces in China. Griffin Nelson en-
listed In the infantry and Nicholas
N. Spanos in the engineers for duty
LJfaxr I'll rs-nHn q.
the infantry and Francis Krajeski
in the quartermaster corps for duty
in Panama.
Charles a. Jones and Johnnie M.
Bell enlisted in the air service for
duty at Boiling Field here. Sidney
Coier joined the ranks Of the
."DEML" at Washington Barracks.
William G. Sullivan is in the medica;
department at Walter Reed. Theo-
dOre Horydcsh enlisted with the sig.
nal corps for duty here in Washing.
ton, while Daniel Bernstein enlisted
in the same branch Of service and
was ordered to Fort Sill, Okla Ray
nond Sifdol enlisted in the field
artillery for duty in the office OF
the chief of field artillery. John
Dirrick enlisted with the engineers
and was sent to Fort Humphreys,
Va.
Marine Corps.
Lieutenant Colonel Ellis B. Miller,
who has been attached to the head.
quarters Of the department. Of the
Pacific, has been ordered to duty
! with marine barracks, San Diego.
Major Charles A. Lutz, who has
been in command OF marine bar.
racks, naval air station, Pensacola,
has been ordered to Kelly Field for
aviation instruction at the army
air service advanced flying school.
He will be succeeded at Pensacola
by Major Frederick r. Hoyt, who
has been on duty at Quantico, Va.
First Lieutenant Clarence M. Ruff
ner who has also been on duty at
Quantico is now on duty here in
Washington at the office of the
commandant of the marine corns
as the aide de camp to the com
mandant.
/ The flying field Mt Fort Bliss.
! Texas, has been designated as
"Biggs Field" in honor Of First
Lieutenant James B. Biggs, air
i service, who was killed in an air
plane accident at Belrain, France.
on October 81, 1918.