Evening star., 1927-05-22

authorized to appear before the board
10 determine their fitness for appoint
ment in the Officers ReseVe Corps and
to conduct the practical test of Such
Reserve officers as may he authorized
tn appear before the board to deter
mine their fitness for a certificate of
capacity.
With the exception of capt. Rowan,
all of the following are local Reserve
officers who have been detailed as adj
ditional members of the board of Off
GERS who will conduct the examination
of candidates for appointment in the
Officers Reserve Corps and for the
practical test of Reserve officers in the
branches of the Reserve Corps as
shown: Cavalry. Maj. Russell +. Free
man and Capt. Richard {. Drum, both
Cavalry Reserve; Chemical Warfare
Service. Lieut.. Col. Charles c. Coombs,
Chemical Warfare Reserve: Finance
Department, Col. Edward y. Ilarri-
man, Finance Reserve; Quartermaster
Corps, Lieut.. Coils. George @. Will,
Henry B. Robinson. Ray b. Rollin-
son and Maj. Roy f. Hughes, all Quar-
termaster Reserve. and Capt. John V.
Rowan, Q. NJ. c. of the Regular Army:
Signal Corps Lieut. Col. Louis NJ.
Evans. Signal Reserve. The various
boards will he guided by the require
ments of sections , and 4. Army Reg
ulations 1905. and the provisions of
Army Regulations 140-21.
Approval has been given by Maj.
Gen. John y. Lejeune. cOmmandant
of the Marine Corps. of the enrolling
of ReserviStS on active duty or at
tached to Organized Reserve COM
panies. and also Marine general court
martial prisoners, in the correspond
ence courses of the Marine Corps In
stitute.
Only one Institutional assembly will
be held by Washington Reserve units
this week, that being the 343d Engi
neerS, Col. John Stewart, command
ing. Local Reserve officers of this
regiment will meet in the boardroom
of the District Building Wednesday at
8 pm. The subject of this instruc
tional conference will be Military
Railroads"
The applications of the following
residents of Washington were accepted
last week for attendance at the ap-
preaching citizens military training
camps: WILDER A. Stevens 305 the
Plaza Apartments, Basic Infantry:
Morton w. Coakley, lib South Caro-
lima avenue southeast, Red Infantry;
John NJ. O'Bren. 2SO1 Fifth street
northeast, Basic Infantry; Bartholome
Mayol, 2S01 Adams Mill road, Basic In
fantry; Stanley w. Robertson, Mary
land Courts, Basic Infantry; James w.
Martin, 1921 Shepherd street. Basic
Infantry: John G.. Butler, 229 Second
street southeast, White Infantry; John
c. Martin, 5000 Wisconsin avenue,
Coast Artillery; Harry p. Libert, 1349
Newton street, White Coast Artillery:
Ernest F. Allen, 1871 Thirty-fifth
street, Basic Infantry: James c. Ches-
eldine, 512 East Clifton Terrace. Coast
Artillery. The applications from the
following residents of Alexandria, Va,
were accepted last week to attend
these camps: Everett NJ. Brewer, Eu-
gene r. Bode, Wilmer l.. Myers and
George Fl. Clark, all Infantry.
The following changes in the assign
ments affecting local Reserve officers
were announced last week by Wash
ington Reserve headquarters: Capt.
Ralph f. Thompson. Quartermaster
Reserve, is assigned to the 359th
Motor Transport command. zone of the
interior; Second Lieut.. James Fl. Nc.
Kenney, Air Reserve, is assigned to
the 481st Bombardment Squadron.
General Headquarters Reserves. first
Ihree neId armies; capt. Charles ii.
Fearing, Infantry Reserve, is assigned
to 42Sth Infantry.
The following local Reserve officers
will undergo active duty training for
IA days this Summer, as indicated:
Second Lieut.. Edward ]. Thomson.
Infantry Reserve, to the Tank School,
Camp Meade, Md. effective June !:
Capt. Aubrey o. Dooley, Quartermas-
ter Reserve, to Camp Holabird, Md,
effective June 6; Second Lieut. John
+. kowaleski, Quartermaster Reserve,
10 Camp Holabird. Md. effective June
]; Second Lieut.. Fred G. Reed, Air
Corps Reserve, to McCook Field, Day
ton, Ohio effective June l; Lieut.. Col.
James A. Buchanan, Military InteIli-
gence Reserve, to assistant chief of
staff, G-2, War Department, this city,