Evening star., 1928-04-29

ficers of the 3l3th Co, u.r,or
last week. Col Her
ron pointed out that even if YOU should
find later that 1t is impossible for YOU
to so. it is better to have your applica-
tion on file and cancel it than to find.
aG the last moment, you are able to so
and there is no room for YOU
In the event any of those officers
assigned or attached to the regiment
find that it will be impossible for them
to attend camp, ii will only be neceS-
Sary for them to write letter request
ing exemption from attending camp
and send it TO local Reserve headquar-
terS. In order that the members of the
regiment may have as much prepara-
ton as possible prior to going TO camp.
the inStructional assemblies from now
on Will consist Of blackboard and ter
rain board firing The next meeting
OF the regiment Will be held May l. at
Reserve headquarters in the oxford
Hotel Building
War Department special orders an
nounced last week the relief of Maj.
Rowan p Lemly. Infantry. unit in
structoT OF the 32oth Infantry, from
this duty effective July l, 1928, and
he has been assigned to duty with
the roth Division. the headquarters of
which are located in Philadelphia, Pa.
Simultaneously with the order an
nouncing the relief of Maj. Lemly from
duty al washington Reserve headquar-
ters. it was announced that Mai. Ro-
land L. Gaugler, o. D.. instructor OF
on-diviSional Ordnance Reserve units
Of the Sd Corps Area and attached
at local Reserve headquarters. would be
relieved Of these duties effective MAY
80, 1928. The latter officer has been
assigned to duty as 4th Corps Area
Ordnance officer with headquarters at
Atlanta. Ga
Capt. Andres Lopez, Infantry, now
on duty as a student at the Command
and General Staff School, Fort Leaven-
worth. Kans., will, upon the completion
o. his present course of instruction
proceed here. where he will be detailed
with the Organized Reserves of the Sd
Corps Area and assigned to the 320th
Infantry, with station at Washington
Reserve headquarters
Each Of the following named officers
now on duty in the War Department
General staff is assigned, in addi-
ton 10 his other duties with the
Organized Reserves of the Sd Corps
Area, TO duty with the Washington
Reserve unit indicated. They are:
Lieut.. Col. Frank c. Burnett, to 320th
-
v. Frazier, 10 343d Engineers. effective
June IL: William w. Overton. to Cd
squadron, 306th Cavalry effective MAY
-: Ralph S. Porter. 10 362d Hospital
Train, effective May /: Walter d.
Smith, TO 155th Field Artillery brigade
headquarters. effective May %: Mas.
Harold ". Huntley. to 496th Field
Artillery, effective June 8; Cortlandt
Parker. TO 305th Ammunition Train.
effective June Z: John .. Reardan. to
409th Attack Squadron, effective June
Il, John B. Richardson. to 428th In
fantry. effective June II, and Charles
X Williams 70 409th Service Battalion.
effective June l.
Oncers of the 3I3th Field Artillery
Regiment viii meet at Headquarters bat
tery, 18th Field Artillery stables, Fort
Myer. Va, at 9 O'Clock today for instrlIc-
ton IN eQuitation under the supervision
OF Maj w. r. Woodward There is no
instructional assembly scheduled for
tomorrow evening. but next Tuesday
evening the 5l3th Field Artillery viii
hold q conference. the subject Of which
VIII be percussion bracket adjustment
and terrain board and blackboard firing.
lSee paragraphs 259-265. 280-282 and
zg5~2S3 OF Training Regulations. 430-
S5) The instructor for this confer
ence win be Maj. w. r. Woodward.
Next Wednesday evening, the 306th
Cavalry. under the direction of Mai
r. L. Gaugler, viii continue its regu-
lar program announced for the I927-2s
school year.
A general meeting for Washington Re
serve officers Of all branches Of the
service viii be held next Thursday eve
nlng in the auditorium Of the Interior
ess~ L..
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth
streets Col James X Parsons will
speak on general mobilization
IN a0oitlon 70 those names publish
&c IN this column last Sunday. the ap-
piications OF the following residents of
Washington have been accepted by the
War Department for attendance at the
approaching citizens' military training
camps. Those who have been enrolled
Tor the basic course are: Arnold r.
Dean, 1905 Monroe street northeast:
Gideon l. Haynes, 2420 Observatory
place: Sydney M Ratciife. I34i Chill
dress street northeast. Louis j. Semia.
COS Columbia road. Robert r, Etrom-
berg, 2520 Third street northeast;
Charles y. Elliott, jT., 34Il Ordway
street. Arthur w Fsnkelsteln. aO2
Fourth street southeast. Martin l.
Green, 1859 Columbia road; John A.
Long, Si8 g street northeast. Albert q
Love, 270s Wisconsin avenue; Frederic
f.. McCleary, 1896 Thirty-eigiith street:
DAVID Sachs. 1913 Webster street: John
McF. Gwayze, 1915 Columbia road. Joe
y. Doodkowitz 405 Tenth street north
east, Jack g. Hail. 2220 Twentieth
street, Jol1n +. Payne. 2i2 RittenhosISe
street; Edward II. Spies, 1902 Franklin
street northeast. Robert p. EigeIow.
1873 4 street southeast. Philip L. Cor
by. 1r., 107 Fifth street. John A. Jones
Gz3 II 0feet northeast. and Richard NJ.
Eofh%eJ, 1i2 Fifteenth street southeast
Those Hf0 vii undergo the RED course
are Harry e. Caleyag, i49 Is street
southeast. Pied Artillery, Roland r.
Carr I35 Newton place, Infantry:
Broadway o Frazier, 1868 Quincy
streel, infantry. f. Franklin Purneii,
57lz II street Flfid Artillery. Clifford
= GcnOpnaeyer IJz5 Ian!er place IN
fantry. Francis J Adams, 6605 Four
teenth street Ronald r. Brown, 7i5 X
street northeast, Milton f. KTonheim
r. l7es Isnier place. Albert J. Orlos-
~, l$iz v street, Samuel Eha1er. f4IG
u street. 81! Infantry: James B Cum
B2naham, 9Z7 Shepherd street, Coast
Artillery: Maurice CanDeT. 1915 Bay
street Southeast. Infantry. and Thomas
II alantf7lle. 1919 Ray street southeast
Infantry
The following VII. take the various
blue courses Harold r. Isoss l75f
TseglnEyiyanla ayenue, Infantry. William
n Layf.eio. Army War College. Coast
Artillery. Francis III HoffaeinS 1915
Decatur street. Infantry. and Donald
j. Hyland. 1915 Sixteenth street, In
faDUy
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