Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-10

for the exercise Of command may be
afforded and for the purpose of pro.
noting unit organizations the conduct
of this training will be supervised by
the respective unit commanders.
The training directive prescribes
that the 1925 instruction OF the re.
serve units shall be carried out ir
accordance with Army Regulations
1850 and 140-5. The unit training
OF units OF the Organized Reserves
on an active status will be conducted
during the Spring and Summer
months, while individual active duty
training will be available for reserv-
lists throughout the country at any
time during the year. During this
month the corps area commanders
VIII designate the camp comman ders
for this year.
Lieut.. Col. John Scott. Infantry
senior executive officer of the Organ.
lied Reserves in Washington, who
has been on sick leave since Septem-
Der. assumed his official duties at re.
serve headquarters In the Graham
Building January 8.
Capt. James B. Golden, +. A, as
sistant executive officer on duty at
reserve headquarters, Is on a month S
leave Of absence. He will not return
TO his duties at headquarters until the
first part of February.
Some time during this month, it was
announced this week by Col. Scott
the monthly meetings of the Citizens
Military Training Camp Club will be
revived. The 1925 meetings of this
club. 1t was brought out during las,
RI pf
estimable value to the young c. M. T
C. students. and 1t is expected that the
1925 monthly gatherings will be large
ly attended. The exact date on which
the first 1926 meeting will be held
will be announced in this column later
Alfred Snowden, Jr., a student al
George Washington University, holds
the distinction of being the first c
NJ. T. c. candidate In the District OF
Columbia to file his application fol
attendance at the 1925 citizens mill
tary training camps. He has applied
to undergo the red course.
Four Institutional assemblies are
scheduled to be held at reserve head
quarters during the coming week. To
morrow evening, ordnance reserve
officers will meet to hear Capt. II. F.
Stafford, o. D., on duty In the ONCE
Of the Chief of Ordnance, discuss the
manufacturing Of metal parts. Tues
day evening, an officer from the Office
of the Chief of Air Service will lecture
10 the Air Service reserve officers. Be
ginning with this meeting, the all
reservists will meet at headquarters
at SIS pm. instead of pm. AT this
meeting there will be discussed
squadron operation which will EN-
brace equipment and record and re
ports OF the operations room: in dis
cussing the operations offices. there
also will be taken up the duties of Ia
maintenance of room: CD assignment
of missions: (c) supervisor of flying
and I'D relation to group operations
and other squadron officers. The
343d Engineer Band will meet for
band practice on Wednesday. Either
Col. Scott or Mai. Albert S. J. Tucker
Infantry, assistant executive officer al
headquarters, viii conduct the 320tt
Infantry meeting, which will be held
on Thursday evening at which there
will be taken up the defensive, in
Guiding the organization of the
ground. Following this. there will be
a discussion of principles and prob
~Iems. Friday evening reserve quar-
termasters will meet TO continue their
Winter Plattsburg instruction under