Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-07
Organized Reserves

which will be taken up the technical
aspects OF the Chemical Warfare Service
| by Capt. A. Fl. Watt, 9. w. s. Two
/ conferences will also be held next
Tuesday evening, that of the Air Corps
and the adjutant generals department.
The subjects of the Air Corps meeting,
which will be held in rooms. 1055-57.
Munitions Building. Nineteenth and B
streets, will embrace moving pictures on
Air Corps subjects, followed by map
problem by Capt. William Harding,
A. c., on duty in the Office of the chief
of Air Corps. Local adjutant general
Reserve officers will meet this same
evening at local headquarters to hear a
lecture on the Reserve division in the
adjutant generals Office, the opera
lions and functions of the Reserve di-
vision, adjutant generals Office, and an
outline of the organization of the
officers Reserve Corps by Col. c. C.
Smith, A. G. D. Washington Reserve
quartermasters will meet next WedneS-
day evening, under the direction of
Capt L. B. Gerow. 9. M. c., who will
discuss the functions of the remount
service, Office of the quartermaster
general and remount depots and their
activities in the theater of operations.
Finance Reserve officers will meet at
headquarters next Thursday evening to
hear Capt. John Vernon, finance Re-
serve, lecture on the audit of stock
record account of the regimental supply
| officer. Next Friday evening Maj. o. L.
, Spiller, C. A. c., will lecture to the
| Coast Artillery Reserve officers on the
subject of recent developments in anti
aircraft material.
The assignments of Reserve officers
residing in Washington have beer
changed as follows: Second Lieut.
Bryon r. Wedermann, Signal Reserve
! 1741 Connecticut avenue, is assigned tc
the Both Signal Company. The fol-
| lowing medical officers, all first lieuten-
ants, are relieved from assignment tt
the 32Oth Infantry: Cedric c. Carpen.
ter, 1920 Hopkins street; Emil S. Good.
year. 1901 street; Edward W.. Nicklas
1347 Perry place; Thomas A. Wildman
1909 Thirty-eighth street, and Richard
w. Wilkinson, 47o0 Sixteenth street
First Lieut. Depue H. Duffey, Medica
Reserves, 1911 Quincy street, is re.
lieved from assignment to the 3l3tf
Field Artillery. Having accepted re-
appointment in the Officers Reserve
Corps without the privilege of assign
ment or active duty, First Lieut.. Edwin
G. Blanchard, Infantry Reserve, BOZ
Massachusetts, avenue, is relieved from
assignment to the 320th Infantry
Seconds Lieuts. Robert S. Milans, 3164
Eighteenth street, and Manton M
Wyvell, jr. BIT Woodley road, botf
Field Artillery Reserves. are assigned
to the 80th Division, as are also Secont
Lieuts. John l.. Teets, 0uartermaste,
Reserve, House Office Building, ant
Ornali c. Morris, Field Artillery Re
serve. 603 Gresham place. Second Lieut.
James C. D. Walker, Infantry Reserve
III Florida avenue. is relieved from
assignment to the 429th Infantry. Thu
following officers, having accepted re
appointment in the Officers Reserve
Corps without the privilege of assign
ment or active duty, are relieved from
their assignments as follows: Capt
Bertram H. Hendrickson, Engineer Re
serve, Department of Agriculture, from
assignment to 473d Water Supply Bat
talon. 4th Army. and Capt. Judge w
Mankin, Medical Reserve, 2030 Six
tenth street, from the 35th Evacuation
Hospital, 4th Army.