Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-10

! School, under the direction of Capt.
John Vernon, Finance Reserve, at which
will be discussed property accounting,
dependable property and lost, destroyed,
damaged or unserviceable property and
the preparation Of property accounting
vouchers.
Field Artillery Reserve officers of
Washington will meet November II at
$50 am at Fort Myer to receive in
struction In equitation under the direc-
ton of Mai. John M. Mcdowell, Field
Artillery.
Local Reserve officers who will short
ly be up for reappointment are urged
by the War Department to return their
papers to local Reserve headquarters
at the earliest practicable date. The ap-
pointment of each Reserve officer is eff
fective for five years, at the end of
which the appointment must be re-
newed, or else the officer ceases to be
member of the Offlcers' Reserve
Corps. At least one month prior to the
expiration of their present appointment
pointment are sent blank oath of Of
nee, which must be executed before the
present appointment expires.
In several instances within the past
few months officers have completed the
oath of office for reappoinment after the
date on which their old appointment
expired. These have been returned
from corps area headquarters at Balti-
more with the remark that this oath of
office is ineffective.
Washington Reserve headquarters
announced last week the following
changes in the assignments of local
Reserve officers: Capt. William G. Ash
ford, 48 Bryant street, and Second
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street, both Infantry Reserve officers,
being relieved from attachment to the
320th Infantry. Capt. Arthur A. Chenay,
Medical Administrative Reserve, 2069
Park road, having been transferred to
the Auxiliary Reserve, is relieved from
attachment to the 305th Medical Regi-
ment. Capt. John A. Dugan, Infantry
Reserve, 1852 Twenty-ninth street, is
relieved from assignment to the 320th
Infantry. Maj. Bernard S. Mcmahon,
QuartermaSter Corps Reserve, 1900 Six
tenth street, is detailed as GA of the
80th Division fo- four years. Second
Lieut.. James H. F. Taylor, Infantry Re-
serve, 2724 Eleventh street, is relieved
from assignment to the 320th Infantry.
Second Lieut.. william L. Anderson, En-
gineer Reserve, 1921 Fairmont street, is
assigned to the 305th Engineers.
Second Lieut.. Lawrence F. Hanks,
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street, is assigned to the 3I3th Field
Artillery, while Second Lieut.. Leonard
E. Ekvall. Department of Agriculture;
Robert P. Jones, Air Corps Office, and
Hershel A. Soskin, temporary building
No. S, all Infantry Reserve officers are
assigned to the 320th Infantry. Second
Lieut.. Henry @. Sheen, Field Artillery
Reserve, 2033 Florida avenue, is as
signed to the Goth Division. First Lieut..
Thomas J. Durrett, jr.. Coast Artillery
Reserve, 513 Denrike Building, is as
signed to the Sd Coast Artillery District.
Second Lieut.. Harvey E. Kaufman.
Signal Reserve, 129 Webster street, has
been promoted to the grade Of first lieu
tenant. His assignment to the 80th
Signal Company will remain in effect
The following officers having accepted
reappointment to the Ohacers' Reserve
Corps without the privilege of assign
ment or active duty, are relieved from
assignment to units indicated: Second
Lieut. George G. Conan, Engineer Re-
serve, 1917 Thirty-Seventh street, from
the 305th Engineers, and Second Lieut..
George o. Griffith, Infantry Reserve,
Munsey Building, from the 32Oth In
fantry. The following second lieuten-
ants Of Washington are assigned to the
Goth Division: Marshall II. Reese, En-
gineer Reserve, Coast and Geodetic
Survey: Edward s. A. Altiere, Infantry
Reserve. Army Finance School, and
Frank G. Summers, Infantry Reserve,
1920 street.