Evening star., 1926-04-18

District; Mai. Karl Schaf1le. Medical
Reserve, Is assigned to the seth Cen
eral Hospital, zone of interior, in the
capacity of assistant to chief of
Medical Service; Capt. Baldwin w.
Foote, Infantry Reserve. is assigned
to the 503d Infantry Battalion, zone
of interior.
Additional boards of officers. COM
posed Of both Regular Army. and
officers on duty in Washington and
local reserve officers, have been APP
pointed for the purpose of eXamin-
ing such persons as may be author
lied to appear before them to deter
mine their fitness for appointment
in the Officers Reserve Corps. Two
Regular Army Engineer officers have
been detailed to serve on the En-
gineer board. namely, Capt. Robert
A. Sharrer and Daniel Noce, both
of whom are on duty in the office
of the chief of Engineers, while
Lieut.. Col. Harrison j. Brand, En-
Gineer Reserve, has been detailed as
an additional member for the eX-
animation of candidates for appoint
ment to the grade of major and
Lieutenant colonel only. Col. Sher-
wood A. Cheney, c. E., military aide
to the President, has been detailed
an additional member of this board
for the examination of candidates
for appointment to the grade OF
colonel only.
The Field Artillery board is headed
by Col. Leroy w. Heron command
ing the 313th Field Artillery. The
other officers serving on this board
are Majs. Fred A. Carter and
Charles :. Yeomans. both Field Artil-
lery Reserve. and Capt. James b.
Golden. Field Artillery, assistant
executive officer OF the Organized
Reserves in Washington.
Another board of officers has been
appointed 10y Sd Corps Area head
quarters to meet at Camp Meade
Md. for the purpose of examining
such persons as may be authorized
to appear before the board to deter
mine their fitness for appointment IN
the Officers Reserve Corps and
also to conduct the practical test of
such reserve officers as may be
authorized to appear before the
board to determine their fitness for
a certificate of capacity. All of
the Regular Army officers detailed
to this board are on duty at Camp
Meade. Following is the detail for
this board: Maj. Douglas r. Greene,
Infantry (Tanks). and First Lieut..
Gaylord +. kidwell. Q. NJ. c.. re-
corder, and James A. Braddock,
Cavalry Reserve. The following are
detailed as additional members of
this board when candidates for APP
pointment in the Officers Reserve
Corps and for the practical test of
reserve officers in the following
branches of this corps are examined
by the board: For all sections of
the Medical Department. Lieut.. Col.
Perry l.. Boyer, NJ. c.; Ordnance De-
partment, Capt. Burnett r. Oldsted,
q. D., and Second Lieut.. Herbert A.
Arronet, Ordnance Reserve; Quarter
master Corps. Maj. George Luberoff,
Q. NJ. G.. and Mai. Martin \. Ken
ealy, Quartermaster Reserve.
Tomorrow evening in the Graham
Building Washington reserve officers
of the Judge Advocate Generals De
partment and the Signal Corps will
hold assemblies. Articles of war will
be discussed before the judge advo-
cate reservists by Col. Sherman More
land, J. a. G. d. Officers of the 306th
Cavalry will meet on Tuesday eve
ming, at which map reading and mill
tary sketching, combat of the squad
ron and regiment will be given under
the supervision of Maj. Wilfrid NJ.
Blunt. Wednesday the 343d En-
gineers Band will hold band practice.
Four officers of the 320th Infantry, a
Washington reserve regiment. will
lecture before the officers of this reg
iment Thursday evening. The sub
iects to be discussed are the com
pany in attack. d. discussion of prfn-
ciples and a problem. The officers
who will lecture are Maj. Fawcett.
Capt. Sweeney and Lieuts. Rich and
Johnson. Friday evening the quar-
ternaster reservists will gather at
headquarters for the continuation Of