Evening star., 1927-10-09
Civilian Army News

Ordnance Company maintenancel,
General Headquarters deserves, nrSt
three field armies: Second Lieut. tier
man r. Glhring, Coast Artillery Re
serve, having transferred to the Sig
nal Corps Reserve. is relieved from
attachment to the Sd Coat Artillery
District.
Mai. Harry W. Schoenjng, Veteri-
nary Reserve. iS assigned to the l4th
Veterinary Evacuation Hospital, lst
ARMY. as disqualification officer: First
Lieut.. Joseph Stein. Medical reserve
having moved to the 9Th Corps Area.
is relieved from assignment as medi-
cal ward officer, 18th General Hospital,
zone of communication; Col. Frederic
A. Delano. Engineer Reserve. having
heen transferred to the Auxiliary Re
serve. is relieved from attachment to
the 18th Corps of Engineer Headquar-
ters The following second lieuten-
ants, all residents of the District of
Columbia. of the Coast Artillery Corps
Reserve are assigned to the Sd Coast
Artillery District: Charles +. Coan-
shock. Elliott Il. Mckee, Moses l..
Rich and William I. Clark. First
Lieut. David II. Marsh, Medical Re-
serve. having moved to the I'd Corps
Area. is relieved from assignment as
Hospital. zone of the interior; Col.
Glendie B. Young. Infantry Reserve.
having been transferred to the AuXil
iary Reserve, is relieved from assign
ment to the SOth Division Lieut.. Col.
William Fl. Littlepage, Medical Re-
serve is assigned to the 51St General
Hospital. zone of communication, in
the capacity of chief of surgical serv-
ice First Lieuts. William B. Donahay.
Raphael ~ Manganaro and John l..
Nirnstein all Medical Reserve officers,
are assigned as surgical ward officers
of the 51st General Hospital. zone of
communication; First Lieut.. Ernest r.
Holz. Chaplain Reserve. is assigned to
the 73d General Hospital. zone of the
interior; Second Lieut.. Edgar Il.
Baker. Medical Administrative Re-
serve. is assigned to the 74th General
Hospital. zone of the interior. in the
capacity of mess officer; Second Lieut..
Robert L. Cooper. Field Artillery Re
serve, is assigned to the S0th Division;
Second Lieut.. William ID. Hayes. Medi-
cal Administrative Reserve. is assigned
to the 74th General Hospital. zone of
the Interior as personnel adjutant.
The meetings of six Reserve sec
tions, representing as many branches
of the service, all of which will be
held this week, will formally inaugu-
rate the 1929 instructional assembly
program Of Reserve officers residing
in the District of Columbia. The six
conferences to be held are: Air Corps,
Ordnance, Chemical Warfare Service,
Finance Department, Signal Corps
and Quartermaster Corps. All meet
ings will begin at pm.
Washington Air Corps Reserve Off
GERS will meet tomorrow evening in
the lecture room Of the Army Indus
trial College. fifth wing Of the second
floor of the Munitions Building, the
admission to which is accessible at
Nineteenth and B streets. Lieut..
Lester J. Maitland, who accomplished
the first nonstop flight to Hawaii.
will give a lecture. Maj. Edwin B.
Lyon will conduct a conference on
combat orders and solution of map
problems. Under the direction of Maj.
r. l.. Gaugler, assistant executive Off
Ger of the Washington Reserve units,
local Ordnance Reserve officers will
meet tomorrow evening in the new
headquarters, the Oxford Hotel Build
ing. Fifteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
The subject of this meeting will be
a discussion of explosives. Chemical
Warfare Service Reserve officers will
meet at the new oxford Hotel Build
ing headquarters tomorrow evening,
at which there will be taken up gen.
eral discussion of tactics. This pro-,
gram Of instruction will be supervised
by Maj. William n. Porter. chief of
the training division, Office of the
chief of Chemical Warfare Service.