Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-24
Organized
Reserves

IN order To avoid variation and 10
secure greater uniformity In the method
Of marking and in the marks given stu
dents thing the command and general
star correspondence courses. new
method, suggested by the War Depart
ment. has been placed In effect. In gen.
eral, except with regard 70 command
and general stan extension course, the
marking Of papers win be done by unit
instructors of the various local Reserve
headquarters. General supervision and
coordination of the work Of unit in
structors along this line viii be made by
local committees made up of graduates
| Of the Command and General STAN
School. The duties Of these committees
| are not to be considered perfunctory.
| BY correspondence and conference With
unit instructors these committees will
| fix upon a scale of marking for the va
rious lessons of the correspondence
courses being taken.
For the purpose Of checking UP on the
thoroughness Of the marking being done
| the central committee will call upon
unit instructors 10 submit one or more
marked papers on each correspondence
course lesson. After examination the
| central committee will return these
papers to the unit instructor with such
comments as they consider warranted.
These officers, three of whom are on
duty at Washington Reserve headquar-
ters, are graduates OF the Command
and General Staff school, and will con-
stitute the central committee for the
correction Of papers Of the 60th Divi-
sion: Coils. Melville s. Jarvis and H. j.
Price and Majs. w. A. Jones, j. M. Nc
| Dowell F. NJ Miller, j. d. Won .Holtzen-
dorn and @: r. Harrison.
Cavalry Reserve oficeis of Washing
] ton will meet today at $3.50 am. at Fort
Myer, Va, for instruction in equation
under the direction Of Maj. John A.
| Considine.
Institutional conferences will be held
at local Reserve headquarters tomorrow
evening" namely, ordnance and Judge
| advocate generals department.. Lieut..
E. w. Smith will conduct the ordnance
meeting. The judge advocate general
/ meeting will be conducted by Capt.
| Richmond
Washington Signal Reserve Oficers
will meet Tuesday evening under the d.
| rection of Maj. G. N. Sawyer. The same
evening there will be held at headquar-
tiers a meeting of officers belonging to
| the 57Sth Field Artillery. It will be con-
Quoted by Capt, r. B. Willis. -,
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also meet at local headquarters Tues
day evening to hear. Mai. Stewart .:
Gifln talk on 1.-THE Air Defenses OF
London; Mai. @. j. Kessenich, Coast
Artillery Reserve, discuss "The Machine
Gun-Infantry and Anti-Aircraft," and
Lieut.. r. s. w. Walker, Coast Artillery
Reserve, to take up THE Air Corps VS..
Anti-AircraftI'
Washington Reserve headquarters an
nounced last week the following changes
in the assignments Of local Reserve Of
ficers: Capt. Charles r. Young, Finance
Reserve, having moved to the 9Th Corps
Area, is relieved from assignment to the
9eth Division, while First Lieut.. Paul
r. Dawson, Infantry Reserve, 300 Con-
necticut avenue, having moved to the
9th Corps Area, is relieved from assign
ment to the o0th Division. Second
Lieuts. Harry S. Meyer, Finance Reserve,
Ais Wisconsin avenue; Ira L. Wright,
Finance Reserve, 1882 Ingraham street.
and Edward T. Johnson Infantry Re
serve, 2723 Thirteenth street, are' all
assigned to the 80th Division. Second
Lieut.. Ernest A. Cutrell, Air Reserve,
Department Of Commerce, is assigned to
the 409th Attack Squadron. Capt.
Lloyd e. Kelly, Infantry Reserve, 14l4
Pennsylvania avenue, Is relieved from
assignment to the S0th Division and is
assigned to the 9th Division headquar-
tiers Irregular Army i1active). First
Lieut. John d. A. Hogan, Medical Ad-
ministrative Reserve, 4lo8 Third street,
having moved 70 the 9Th Corps Area, is
relieved from assignment to the Field
Artillery group.