Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-26

The boards de- Col. Andrew Moses
alterations will be
governed by paragraph &C. section 5.
of the revised policies governing the
Officers Reserve Corps. If the inves-
tigation TO be conducted by the board
Is conclusive as TO unfitness to remain
a Reserve officer, the report will be for
warded to the War Department with
Recommendation for discharge. In all
other cases the corps area commander
would convene a suitable board of not
less than three officers to further in
Vestigate and make recommendation.
Those officers whose fitness is being
inquired into will be informed Of the
alleged inetfiCiency. misconduct or UNI
fitness and will be given an opportu-
nifty for a hearing before the board.
either in person, by counsel or by
brief, as they may elect The board $
proceedings. together with the action
and recommendation of the cOnVen-
ing authority, Will be forwarded to the
War Department for final action.
Changes in the assignments Of Re
serve officers residing in Washington
were announced last week as follows:
Capt. Robert A. Ricketts,. Engineer
Reserve. is assigned TO the 402d Engi-
neer Combat Battalion mounted:
Capt. Harry r. Richardson, Infantry
Reserve, having removed from the
S0th Division area, is relieved from
assignment to the 31Sth Infantry,
Capt Edward Y. Heiskell. Field Artil-
lery Reserve, is relieved from assign
ment to the 3iSth Field Artillery: Mai
Percy 3. Mccoy. Field Artillery Re
serve. is relieved from assignment TO
the 305th Ammunition Train and is
assigned to the 3l3th Field Artillery:
Maj. Fred A. Carter, Field Artillery
Reserve, is assigned 10 Headquarters.
155th Field Artillery Brigade; First
Lieut.. Thomas J. Rogers Infantry Re.
serve, having removed from the S0th
Division area, is relieved from the
320th Infantry; First Lieut. Albert c.
Reed, Infantry Reserve. is assigned to
the 320th Infantry; First Lieut.. Fer
guson Fague and Second LieutS. Louis
q. Carmick, jr., and Elbert W. Proc
tor, all Field Artillery Reserve officers.
are assigned to the 313th Field Artil-
lery; Second Lieut.. Thomas w. Quinn,
Signal Reserve, is assigned TO the cd
Cavalry Division. First Lieut.. Charles
l. Jacobs. Finance Reserve. having
removed from the S0th Division area.
is relieved from attachment to the
finance section of the S0th Division
headquarters; Second Lieut.. Herber:
w. Rathsack, Infantry Reserve, is
assigned to the 520th Infantry Battal-
Ion, zone of the interior: First Lieut..
Harry e. Thomas, Signal Reserve. is
assigned TO the I'd Cavalry Division.
Staff Sergt.> Charles Schaffer. who
has been on duty at local Reserve head
quarters in the Graham Building dur
Ing the past three and a half years,
will be relieved Of this duty. effective
June %, and viii proceed to Fort
Monroe. Va, where he will assume
duty with the Organized Reserves.
Two announcements of particular
interest to Reserve officers pertaining
TO the uniform. were made by the
War Department last week, the first
of which was that The Communication
value Of uniforms for Reserve Off
GERS Training Corps units for the
1928 fiscal year is fixed at Sis. The
second announcement pertained to
the wearing of the uniform and pro-
vided that Reserve officers and off
GERS of the National Guard in Fed
eral service should wear the same in
sigma as officers Of the Regular
Army. 1t is also provided that mem
bers OF the Regular establishment and
members of the Organized Reserves,
whether on an active or inactive
status, assigned 10 an inactive unit
of the Regular Army, will wear the
insignia of such unit
One OF the serious needs in CON
nection with the development Of the
Organized Reserves. it was pointed
out in the War Department last week.
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