Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-19
Civilian Army News

signment to 32d Motor Transport
Company; Capt. William J. Stevens.
Quartermaster Reserve, relieved from
assignment to 18th Wagon Company.
Capt. Frank S. Cleckler. Quarter
master Reserve. relieved from assign
ment to 10th Wagon Company: Sec
ond Lieut.. Arthur +. Bonnet, Infan-
| try Reserve, relieved from attach
| ment to 503d Infa ntry Battalion, zone
of the interior; Second Lieut.. Orville
| r. Sandefor. Infantry Reserve. re-
/ lieved from assignment to 521st In
| fantry Battalion, zone of the Interior
Second Lieuts. George NJ. McCauley.
James J. Madden. both Infantry Re
serve. relieved from attachment to
! 521st Infantry Battalion, zone of the
| interior: First Lieut.. James c. Cor
| liss and Second Lieut.. David l.. Alex
ander both Coast Artillery Reserve,
| are assigned to Sd Coast Artillery dis
! trict; First Lieut.. Charles A. Pendle
| ton and Lieut.. Col. Irving G. Moller,
| both Field Artillery Reserve. are as
| signed and attached respectively to
the S0th Division: First Lieut., LuCius
p. Chase, Infantry Reserve. having
moved to the 9th Corps eArea, is re-
| lteved from assignment to the S0th
Division: First Lieut.. John NJ. Hager,
Air Reserve. formerly of the terri
IOl leti toSlS IlItleHl group, having Dccti
placed in the general assignment
group by the War Department, is re-
lieved from his present assignment
to the 80th Division; Second Lieuts.
Herman E. Gihring and Ralph *.
Super. both Coast Artillery Reserve.
are attached to the Sd Coast Artillery
district.
Four instructional assemblies will
a. hna II
the Graham Building, this week. two
of which. the Cavalry and Signal
Corps, are scheduled to- meet tomor-
row evening. The Cavalry meeting
Will be devoted to a discussion and
conference upon the principles of com
bat orders and cavalry in security
This meeting will he conducted by
Maj. r. l.. Gaugler The Signal Corps
assembly will be conducted by Capt.
Hardy p. Browning. The 42Sth In
fantry will meet Tuesday evening, at
which there will be a conference and
problem in advance guard. The hi
monthly meeting of the QuartermaSter
Reserve officers will be held Wednes-
day evening, with Maj. j. D. Cutter.
Quartermaster Reserve, president of
the Quartermaster Training Confer
ence, presiding. The construction
group will take up the subject of mill
ldfE organization dOfnlnlStfatlO0l
under the direction of Lieut.. Col.
George G. Will. The transportation
group, with Capt. c. Lloyd Middleton,
@. M. c., in charge, will study the
Labor and Service Battalion. while
Capt. j. P. German, .. NJ. c., supply
service group, will discuss the subject
of salvage with reference to collection
of waste materials. reclamation and
exploitation of waste products,
laundering and dry cleaning.
Due to the great pressure of his in
structor's duties at the local Reserve
headquarters, Maj. K. l.. Gaugler,
o. D., who has also been performing
the duties of adjutant at those head
quarters, has been relieved of the lat
ter duties by Maj. W. r. Woodward
F.. A.
Announcement was made last week
by Capt. John w. Davis commanding
the Headquarters and Service Com
pany of the 343d Engineers, Washing
toms Reserve Engineer Regiment. that
that company had secured the use of
the Interior Department auditorium
for meetings and band practice. All
property has been moved to the new
location and the band is well organ.
for tho 1907 season