Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
Organized Reserves

at local headquarters next Tuesday
evening. at which will be taken up map
reading and sketching. The 313th Field
Artillery. Col. Leroy W. Heron COM
handing, will meet Wednesday evening,
at which will be taken up lesson 2 Of
the Field Artillery Battery officers sub
course No. 8: marches of horse-drawn
and tractor-drawn artillery, and mount
ed artillery movements. Maj. Considine
will conduct the 306th Cavalry meeting
next Thursday evening. The subjects
to be discussed at this meeting will be
platoon, close and extended order drill;
marches and march discipline includ-
ing the camping of small units. The
seventh session Of the 80th Division
staff viii also be held at headquarters
on this same evening. at which will
be taken up the attack againt q pre-
pared position. Local Coast Artillery
reserve officers will meet next Friday
evening to hear Maj. Stewart s. Crit
fin, C. A. c., lecture on reserve training
with G. M. T. G. A film will also be
shown during the evening depicting
anti-aircraft material and the tactical
employment of anti-aircraft.
Washington reserve headquarters an
nounced last week the following changes
in the assignments of local reserve
headquarters: Second Lieuts. Ralph E.
Riordan, American Red Gross; Howard
X. Chapman, jr., Treasury Building,
and Joseph j. Stubs, 3489 Holmead
place, all Infantry officers, are assigned
to the 320th Infantry. Second Lieuts.
Robert S. Milans, 1854 Eighteenth street,
and Manton NJ Wyvell, jr.. 3117 Wood
ley road, both Field Artillery Reserve,
are assigned to the 313th Field Artillery.
Second Lieut. Walfred B. Thulin, Field
Artillery Reserve, having been trans
ferred to the branch assignment group,
Is relieved from assignment to the 313th
Field Artillery. First Lieut.. Ramon A.
Pla, Infantry Reserve, 1909 Eleventh
street, having moved beyond the di-
vision area, is relieved from assignment
to the 319th Infantry, as is also Sec
and Lieut.. John T. McKeon, Infantry
Reserve, Georgetown University, who Is
relieved from assignment to the 320th
Infantry
Second Lieut.. Archie r. LOOMS, Air
Reserve, 2 New York avenue, is assign
ed to the 80th Division, Air Corps. Sec
ond Lieut. Edward T. Newton, Signal
Reserve, 1923 Sixteenth street, is as
signed to the 80th signal company. Sec
or1d Lieut.. Reed Walker, 212l H street,
and Ornall g. Morris, sos Gresham
place, both Field Artillery Reserve, are
assigned to the 155th Field Artillery
Brigade. Second Lieut.. John L. Teets,
Quartermaster Reserve, House ONCE
Building, is assigned to the 8Oth Di-
vision, Quartermaster Trains. The fol-
lowing second lieutenants having moved
beyond the division area. are relieved
from assignments as indicated: Fred
erick w. Cron, Infantry Reserve. 1902
Mckinley street, from the 320th Infan-
try; Charles r. Vorck, Engineer Reserve,
3025 Porter street, from the S05th En-
gineers, and Henry c. Conlin, infantry
Reserve. i717 r street, from the 320th
Infantry. Pvt. Charles r. Funk, jr.,
Enlisted Reserve, 1907 9 street, is as
signed to the 3O5th Engineers.
The commanding officers of the 320th
infantry will give a subscription dance
at the National Press Club, April "a,
from 10 / o'clock All reserve officers
Of the District af Columbia are invited.