Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-02
Organized Reserves

subject of the 320th Infantry confer
ence which will be held at local Reserve
HEADQUARTERS Tuesday evening under
the direction of Lieut. Col w. Laurence
Hazard. assisted by Majs. Charles M.
Sabins and James B. Jones, all infantry
Reserve officers The reference text 1or
this conference will be training regula-
tons 420-20
Members of the 313th Field Artillery
will hold their conference at local Re
serve headquarters Wednesday evening,
at which will be taken up terrain boaro
firing. This regiment, COMMANDED py
Col. Heron, will meet every Wednes-
day evening at Washington Reserve
Headquarters until they depart Tor
their active duty camp training at Fort
Hoyle, Nd, on July %.
Washington Reserve Headquarters an
nounced last week the following changes
in the assignments of Reserve ofncerS
residing in the District of Columbia
The following second lieutenants, all
students at the University OF Maryland
are effective upon date OF acceptance
of commission in the Reserve Corps,
assigned to the 80th division: Warren
B. Hughes, 232 Sixth street southeast;
Charles V. Rooms, 419 Fourth street
northeast; John NJ. Leach, 1919 Frank
lin street northeast: John B. Parsons,
3719 Van Ness street: Edward A. PlSapla,
1920 Park road; Milton M Price, 1904
Fourteenth street; William /. Russell,
4349 Klingle road: Arthur j. Wondrack,
224 c street northeast, and Ralph 9.
Van Allen. 1911 Allison street. The fol-
lowing officers having accepted reap
pOintment in the Officers Reserve
Corps without the privilege of active
duty or assignment, are relieved from
units Indicated: Maj. Jackson E. Price.
Engineer Reserve, 17l6 Kenyon street,
from 343rd Engineers, and Second Lieut..
Cecil S. James. QuartermaSter Reserve,
100 Lamont street, from 332nd Service
Battalion, 3rd Corps. Having moved to
the Fourth Corps Area, Second Lieut..
August G. Torrance, Infantry Reserve,
is relieved from assignment to the 428th
Infantry
With the relief of Col Winfield Scott,
commander of the 320th Infantry, from
assignment to that regiment, due to
his removal beyond the division area,
great interest is being evinced in the
identity of his successor, who will be
named in the near future. First Lieut..
Donald S. Birkett, Engineer Reserve,
having moved beyond the division area,
is relieved from assignment to the
305th Engineers. Having moved be-
yond the division area, Second Lieut..
Edward H. Gray, Quartermaster Re-
serve. is relieved from assignment to
the 80th Division Quartermaster Train.
Second LieutS Archer Roberts, 1892 Reno
road, and Leslie ellis, jr., 1911 Merid-
ian place. both Infantry Reserve, are
assigned to the 320th Infantry. Second
Lieuts. Albert c. Spann, Bureau of
Public Roads, Washbourne Wright,
1871 N street. and Hamilton w. Wright,
1871 S street, all Field Artillery Re-
serve, are assigned to the 313th Field
Artillery. Second Lieut.. Reed Walker,
Field Artillery Reserve, 2l21 @ street,
having been transferred to the Chemi-
cal Warfare Service Reserve, is relieved
from assignment to the 155th Field
Artillery Brigade First Lieut.. Charles
P. Ryland, jr., Medical Reserve, 801 c
street southwest, is assigned to the
305th Medical Regiment. Having moved
beyond the division area, Second Lieut..
Edward L. Troth, Infantry Reserve
Chevy Chase, Md, is relieved from
the 320th Infantry. Second Lieut..
James H. F. Taylor, Infantry Reserve,
1924 Eleventh street, is assigned to the
Goth Division. Second Lieut.. Richard
F. Husband, Cavalry Reserve, 3456
Macomb street is assigned to the 62nd
Cavalry Division. First Lieut.. Charles
p Ryland, ir., Medical Reserve, 801 c
street southwest, is assigned to the 80th
Division, as is also Second Lieut. Gordon
V. Durr, Engineer Reserve, $500 Nevada
avenue. Second Lieut.. Archer Roberts,
Infantry Reserve, 1892 Reno road, is
assigned to the Both Division.