Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-27
Organized Reserves
the Coast Artillery activities for the
l929-30 year can be perfected.

the Coast Artillery activities for the
l929-30 year can be perfected.
Fourteen Institutional conferences
and a general review constitute the
l929-30 inactive duty training schedule
Of the Reserve quartermaSteFs residing
in the District of Columbia and vicin-
lily, the first two of which were held on
October 10 and October "a. Lieut.. Col.
w. C. Jones outlined the course at the
October 10 meeting. while on october
IA Maj. C. A. Hardigg conducted the
meeting on the mobilization of organ
izationS. Lieut.. Col. c. A. Meals will
conduct the meeting on November B, at
which will be taken up administration,
discipline and courtesy including the
customs of the service, while at the
November % meeting there will be dis
cusSed the types and limitation of air.
craft and the Chemical Warfare Serv-
ice. Company administration will be
the subject of the December IL con-
ference conducted by Capt. w. r. Ritter,
q. M. c., while on January 9, 1890, the
first meeting of the 1880 calendar year,
there will be a combined meeting with
the Reserve Officers Association Of the
United States. Wartime supply will be
discussed at the January % meeting,
while on February Is Lieut.. Col. B.
ence at which will be taken up wartime
transportation and highway transport.
On February 81 Maj. j. d. Fitzpatrick
Will hold conference on wartime
construction and disqualification, on
March Is there will be discussed ord
nance and ordnance material, while
mechanical warfare will be the subject
of the March 81 conference
Maj. w. r. White will conduct the
ot NXff1i vxYflI -
taken up the theater of operations, and
he viii also be the. instructor for the
last two conferences of the season,
which will be held on April "a and May
8. At the April meeting there will be
presented map problem, while at the
May meeting there will be taken up the
solution Of the map problem. At the
concluding meeting Of the year, to be
held on May %, general review of the
years work will be held.
Cavalry Reserve officers of Washing
ton will meet at the Fort Myer riding
hall today at $50 am. to receive in
struction in equation, under the d.rec-
ton of Maj. John A. Considine Cavalry.
But three Institutional conferences
will be held this week at Reserve head
quarters-namely, ordnance, Judge ADJ
vocate Generals Department and that
loE Tie COaSt ArLlllery corps. AL
the ordnance conference, to be held to-
morrow evening, there will be taken up
the organization and training of q
maintenance company of an Infantry
division. ReServists of the Judge Ad-
vocate Generals Department will meet
on this same evening to discuss Gov
eminent contracts in general, with par
ticular attention to special statutes and
implied contracts. This meeting will be
conducted by Capt. Adam Richmond,
]. A. C. D. A description of the Coast
Artillery conference, to be held next
Tuesday evening, is given above.
Capt. James H. Durham Chaplain
Reserve. 2l09 G street, is relieved from
assignment to the ed Cavalry Division;
Second Lieut.. HerShel A. Soskin, Infan-
try Reserve, temporary building No. 5.
Twenty-first and B streets, is assigned
to the Goth Division, as are also Sec
ond Lieuts. Lawrence F. Hanks, Field
Artillery Reserve, 1719 Eighteenth
street; Leonard e. Ekvall, Infantry Re-
serve. Department of Agriculture, and
Robert P. Jones, Infantry Reserve, Of
flee Chief of Air Corps.