Evening star., 1928-03-18

expiration OF appointment. Special ef-
tort can be made, in those cases where
II Is deemed advisable, to have Reserve
oiicers In the District of Columbia COM
plete the necessary work or secure a
certificate of capacity before the time
report is required to be submitted by
the corps area commander.
Washington Reserve headquarters
announced last week the following
changes In the assignments of Reserve
officers residing in Washington: Second
Lieut.. Edward S. Baughan. Cavalry Re-
serve. having moved To the 4th
ment to the s2d Cavalry Division:
Maj. Melvin c. Jones, Finance Pc
serves; having accepted reappointmcnt
in the Officers Reserve Corps without
privilege of assignment or active duty.
1s relieved from assignment to the 79th
Division. Having accepted reappoint-
ment in the Officers Reserve Corps
without privilege Of assignment or ac-
tive duty, Maj. George vi. Gillett. Cav
airy Reserve, and Second Lieut.. Viven-
clio D. Cruz, Infantry Reserve. are re-
lieved from assignment TO the 62d Cav
airy Division and the both Division, re-
spectively. Capt. Raymond 3. Dunn,
Infantry Reserve, is attached TO the
Both Division. Second Lieut.. Frank T.
Bake. Infantry Reserve, Is assigned TO
the 18th Infantry. Second Lieut.. Leo
7. Farrell. Quartermaster Reserve, hav-
ing moved to the 7th Corps Area.
is relieved from assignment to the 349tn
Motor Repair Battalion, General Head
quarters Reserve, second three field
armies. Second Lieuts. Harry L. K.mbIe
and Joseph w. Rouse. both Infantry
Reserves. are assigned TO the Both Di-
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in the Officers Reserve Corps without
the privilege of assignment or active
duty. Maj. Jacob L. Brause. Dental Re-
serve. is relieved from assignment 10
the 18th General Hospital. Second
Lieut. Robert A. Earle. Field Artillery
Reserve. is assigned to the 30th Divi-
sion. Second Lieut.. John Z. Cammack,
Signal Reserve. is relieved from assign
ment to the 62d Cavalry Division.
Second Lieut. John E. Scott. Infantry
Reserve, is assigned to the 18th Infan-
try. First Lieut.. John H. Simmons. En-
gineer Reserve, is assigned to the 313d
Engineer General Service Regiment.
18th Corps First Lieut.. Byron A. Wat
son. Medical Reserve. having accented
reappointment in the Officers Reserve
Corps without the privilege OF assign
ment or active duty. is relieved from
assignment to the 432d Infantry. Sec
ond Lieut.. Earle D. Chesney. Adjutant
General Reserve. will undergo four dag
active duty training at Sd Corps
Area headquarters, Baltimore, effective
June Is, 1923.
Field Artillery Reserve officers re-
siding In the District of Columbia will
meet at 9 am. today at headquarters
battery stables. 10Th Field Artillery,
Fort Myer. Va, for instruction in eoui-
tatlon under the direction of Mai. W. r.
woodward. F. A. Officers of the 42ath
Infantry will meet tomorrow evening
at Reserve headquarters 70 hear Col
Andrew Moses. F. A.. senior instructor
Of the Washington Reserve units. lee
ture on the artillery-infantry team.
Following this lecture. Maj. Albert s. ].
Tucker. Infantry. on duty at head
quarters. will hold map problem, fea-
turing the company in attack.
There will be no meeting Tuesday
evening. but Wednesday evening at the
auditorium Of the Interior Department
Building the 3l3th Field Artillery, Col.
Leroy w. Heron. commanding. and the
320th Infantry. Col. Winfield Scott.
commanding, will have a Joint meet
ing. at which the Infantry-Artillery
team will be stressed. This meeting
"Ai oC 1CdtuRCO ny Oil dQOEGSS To- Oe
given by Maj. Gen. Edwin F. Nc
Glachlin. jr.. retired. chief Of artillery
OF the first army in France. who will
relate some of his observations to show
the necessity of the closest cooperation
and understanding between the In
fantry and Artillery. No meeting is
scheduled for next Thursday. but on
Friday there will be held a meeting
of the S0th Division staff The subject
Of this conference the fifth session to
be held. will be the provost marshal.
traffic control. use Of military police
companies. prisoners Of war and strag-
glers and administrative duties
There will be held at Fort Myer a
Cavalry ride for local Cavalry Reserve
officers March IS. This instruction In
eouitation will be under the supervision
of Maj. Russell P. Freeman. Cavalry
Reserve