Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-22
Organized Reserves.

ence. at which will be taken up troop
leading (map maneuver and sand
tablet and the regiment in attack.
The first Institutional conference to
be held in the 1880 calendar year for
the regiment will be held January 8, Ut
which Maj. Jones will take up troop
leading (map maneuver and sand-table)
and the battalion in attack: Col: Moore
will conduct the January 20 meeting, at
which will be discussed troop leading
(man maneuver and sand-table) and
the regiment, in defense. Col. Moore
will also conduct tile February confer
ence, the subject of which will be troop
leading and the battalion in defense.
The February II meeting will be con-
Quoted by Capt. Lopez, who will discuss
the subject of outpostS. The schedule
for the remaining conferences Of the
1929-30 year, viz: March 3, II and 81;
April 4, and May 5 and 10, will be an
nounced at later date, depending on
the work performed by the regiment and
the type Of training to be undertaken on
active duty at camp next Summer.
In q training menn~ar H''rr inst is
sued by 80th Division headquarters,
there is announced the names of officers
on duty az Washington Reserve head
quarters as instructors in the 80th Di-
vision branch correspondence schools
for the various branches of the service
for the 1929-30 school year. They are
as follows: Chemical Warfare Service,
basic officers course No. l, Capt. Andres
Lopez, Infantry; Capt. Lopez has also
been designated as instructor for gen.
eral course No. l for chaplainS. Mai.
w. A. Jones, Infantry, will be the in
structor for the basic officers courses
Nos. and of the Corps Of Engineers.
company officers courses 3, and S OF
the Corps of Engineers, and courses l,
and of the advanced course, Corps
of Engineers. Maj. j. M. Mcdowell,
Field Artillery, will be the instructor
for the following Field Artillery courses:
Subcourses /, 2, S, z, 8 and of the
basic officers course, all SubcourSeS OF
the battery officers course, and al
subcourseS Of the advanced course. Capt.
Lopez will be the instructor for SUBJ
course of the general course for the
Finance Department, and also will con-
duct the instruction for subcourSes
and of the basic officers course for
the Infantry and Military Police. All
subcourses of the advanced course for
this branch will be under the SUPER
vision of Maj Jones.
Col. Melville S. Jarvis, Infantry. sem
Tor instructor at Washington Reserve
headquarters, will designate one or two
officers on duty at those headquarters
to be the instructor for subcourSes 2, 3,
5, Z, 8 and of the general course for
the Judge Advocate Generals Depart
ment. Subcourses and of the adj
Vanced course for the Medical Depart
ment will be conducted by Maj. Jones.
Col. Jarvis will also designate officers
on duty at local Reserve headquarters
to conduct the following subcourses:
general course for the Ordnance De-
partment; all subcourses of the special
course for the Ordnance Department,
and all SubcourseS of the advanced
course for the Ordnance Department;
all subcourses with the exception Of
and of the company officers course
for the Quartermaster Corps. and all
subcourses with the exception OF
No. / in the advanced course for
special staff and logistics extension
course and the command and gen.
| eral staff extension course. the fol-
lowing officers have been designated:
Col. Melville S. Jarvis, Infantry; Maj.
j. M. Mcdowell Field Artillery: Maj.
w. A. Jones, Infantry, and Capt. Andres
Lopez, Infantry.
Every effort will be made to comment
on papers submitted by students with
one week, permitting the student to
progress as rapidly as his time and in
terest may dictate. Many officers Of the
civilian component of the service are In
earnest but do not have the time to de-
vote to a steady application to the
lessons. These cases will be recognized
but it Is urged that all students con-
tinue with their courses. Many sub
courses of the 1929-30 course have no
examinations, each lesson having a
weight Of 100 per cent. Each of the les
sons of these subcourses will be graded
as though 1t were an examination.