Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-27

officer below the grade OF general otficer
who Is retired commissioned officer OF
the Regular Army, or who is on the
emergency officers list will be reappoint-
ed In thE Oficers' Reserve Corps upon
the termination OF his present appoint
ment. lc) No Reserve officer who is
retired commissioned officer of the Reg
ular Army or who is on the emergency
officers retired list will be ordered to
active duty under his Reserve commits
sion. Id No Reserve officer who is a
retired commissioned officer OF the Reg
ular Army or who is on the emergency
officers retired list will be eligible for
promotion in the Officers Reserve Corps.
te) Any Reserve officer below the grade
of general officer who is a retired COM
nisisoned officer of the Regular Army
or who IS on the emergency officers re-
tired list will be regarded as ineligible
for assignment as Reserve officer, and
will not be charged against the procure
ment obj ctive of the assignment juriS-
diction IN which placed.
Approval was given last week by Col.
Melville S. Jarvis, senior instructor of
the Organized Reserves in Washington,
Of the 10000 inactive duty training
schedule of the 364th Medical Regiment,
Of which Col Herbert c. Woolley, Medi-
Ial ISCSGIfC, Id III Ilc SCIo-
Der 4 conference took up the subject of
drill under the instruction of Maj. An
dres Lopez, Infantry, assistant instruc-
tor at headquarters. The remainder of
the schedule is as follows: At the Mo-
vember ! conference. which will be con-
Quoted by Col. Woolley, there will be
taken up drill, company administration
and military correspondence, while at
he December meeting, 10 be conducted
hU isn't nj
cal Reserve. there will be discussed drill,
company administration and courtesies
and customs OF the service.
Four conferences are scheduled for
the 1890 calendar year, the first of
which will be held oil January 3. This
meeting will be conducted by Mai. AL
bert N, Baggs, Medical Reserve, and will
include instruction in drill, company
administration, military discipline and
daily company reports. Drill, company
administration and mobilization and
rail transportation will be taken up at
the February conference under the di-
rection OF Col. WOolley, while Lieut.. Col.
Troy will conduct the March meeting,
at which will be discussed drill company
administration, and supply and mess
management. Maj. BaggS will conduct
the April 4 meeting, at which will be
taken up drill and company adminiStra-
ton, while at the concluding conference
of the season. on May 2, Maj. BaggS will
conduct an examination covering the
seasons work.
At the first meeting of Coast Artillery
Reserve officers residing In Washington,
October l8, it was generally agreed that
the training schedule for this group of
officers should be made sufficiently gen.
eral and attractive In nature to bring
Reserve officers to all meetings regard
less of their grades and specialtles, and
that the interests and needs of junior
officers should be considered more fully
than has been the case in the past. III
view of the widely varying interests of
the Coast Artillery Reserve officers in
Washington and vicinity the meeting
did not regard itself as sufficiently rep
resentative of local Reserve officers of
this arm of the service. more particular
ly Of the junior officers, to take organ
izing action with a view to carrying out
the decisions which had been reached.
Instead. special meeting has been
called at the New oxford Hotel Build
ing. Fifteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, where local Reserve
headquarters are located, for next Tues
day evening, October 30. This meeting
is of prime Importance to every Coast
Artillery Reserve offlcer residing in the
Washington area and all are urged to
be present so that the organization of