Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-23

Maj. Gen. Bridges. grade of lieuten-
ant colonel, the
candidate will be required to salts.
factorily demonstrate his knowledge OF
and his ability to apply the principles
and methods contained in the sub
courses l, 2, and 4 Of the current cor;
treSpondence course OF the Command
and General Staff School. Candidates
for promotion to or appointment in the
grade of colonel will be required TIC
demonstrate their knowledge Of the
principles and methods embraced In
Subcourses and Of that same cor
respondence course.
For promotion to or appointment In
the grade Of Lieutenant colonel, Reserve
partment, Judge Advocate Generals
Department, Finance Department
Quartermaster Corps, Ordnance De-
partment, Chaplains. Military Inteln-
gence, Military Police, Chemical War
fare Service and Medical Department
should be familiar with the following
subjects: Military organization, combat
orders and estimate of the situation
covered in subCourse l; development OF
a division, functions of the division
commander, G-2 and G-3, and func-
tons Of the division commander, GIL
and GA, and the technical and admin
istrative staff prescribed in subcourse
3; supply on the march and supply in
| defense covered In command, staff and
logistics, and territorial organization.
mobilization and concentration; troop
movement by motor transport, troop
movement by railway and supply in de-
tense OF a coast line, covered in sub
course 6.
For promotion to or appointment In
the grade Of colonel, the same exami-
nation will be required unless the can
| didate has already passed 1t to reach
his lieutenant colonelcy. In this event
the examination for his colonelcy will
be confined to a practical examination
drawn up by the examining board to
determine the candidates ability to
Of his section in the grade of colonel,
together with the normal investigation
OF character and physical qualifications.
Four of the unit instructors on duty
at Washington Reserve headquarters
have been ordered to attend various
active duty training camps this Sum-
mer. Maj. w. r. Woodward will go to
Fort Hoyle, Md, for the period July
| to August 5, 1929, while Maj william
| A. Jones, unit instructor of the 320th
Infantry, will report at Fort Eustis, Va,
for the period July to August 4, 1929.
Capt. Andres Lopez, also unit instruc-
tor of the 320th Infantry, will proceed
to Fort George g. Meade, Md, In con-
Division staff during the period July Z
to July 20, 1929. On the completion Of
this duty he will 60 to Fort Eustis, Va,
| in connection with the training Of the
| 8oth Division until August 4, 1929.
Maj. Albert s. j. Tucker, unit in
structor of the 32oth Infantry, who
goes to the Army War College In Au-
chs d.
College class, will terminate his asso-
citation with Reserve officers Of WASH
ington at the encampment Of the 80th
Division STAFF ct Fort George q. Meade,
Nd, dsfsng the period from July 7 to
Washington Reserve headquarters
| announced last week the following
changes in the assignments of local
j. Alternately, Medical Reserve, 47o1
Connecticut avenue, is assigned to the
| 320th Infantry; Second Lieut.. Theodore
l.. Edmiston, Infantry Reserve, 3012
Sixteenth street, Is relieved from as
| signment to the 320th Infantry; Second
Lieut.. Robert B. Luckey, Infantry Re-
serve, Hyattsville, Md, having accepted
rine Corps, Is relieved from assignment
to the 320th Infantry; First Lieut.. VIII
liam A. Watson, Field Artillery Reserve,
having moved beyond the division area,
| is relieved from assignment to the 313th
| Field Artillery; Second Lieut.. Ornal G.
! Morris, Field Artillery Reserve, sos
Greenham place. is assigned to the
Elmer c. Holt 1743 Irving street, and
James c. Ladd,; 5403 Ninth street, both
| finance Reserve officers, are assigned to
the finance section of the 80th Division;
Col. Winfield Scott, Infantry Reserve
former commander of the 320th In
fantry, having moved to the 9th Corps
area, is relieved from assignment to the
80th Division.
Having accepted reappointment III
the Officers Reserve Corps without
privilege of assignment or active duty,
the following officers are relieved from
assignment to the 320th Infantry:
Capt. Joseph A. Jordan and Second
Lieuts. Allan r. Cozier and Lester T.
Walter, all Infantry Reserve; from the
| 305th Engineers, First Lieut.. Paul j. 3.
Murphy and Second Lieuts. Kirk Bryan,
Leo E. Flaherty, John P. jackson, David
r. Gwynn, william I. King and Fred
| erick L. M. Thompson. Second Lieut.
Frank G.. Rear, Infantry Reserve, hav-
ing moved beyond the division area, is
relieved from attachment to the 18th
Division.
The following medical first Neuten-
ants of Washington have been assigned
to the 305th Engineers: Isadore M
jlpher, 20 New York avenue; Louis B.
%lchrach, 3O42 Rodman street; Omar
j. Brown 1927 Irving street; Francis
w. Dunno, 727 Tenth street northeast;
John H. Fountain, 2400 Thirteenth
street; Edgar l.. Goodman, 1918 ALI
son street; Robert H. Harmon, 2611
EIII . la ~
Leonardo, 724 Rock Greek Church
road; George H. McLain, 812 Twentieth
street; John E. McLain, 812 Twentieth
street, and John U. Schwarznann,
Alexandria, Va. Second Lieut.. Roger
G. Horton, Infantry Reserve, 142 Car
roll street southeast, is assigned TO the
320th Infantry. Second Lieut.. Ashton
Devereaux, Engineer Reserve, Chevy
Chase, Md, is assigned to the 3o5th
Engineers.
Sergt William r. Beall. Field Artil-
lery, enlisted Reserve, 1925 Crittenden
street. is assigned to the 313th Field
Artillery.
District Of Columbia Reserve officers
| who will be on active duty this Sum-
mer will be interested in the pay and
| allowances they will be entitled to dur
! ing their active training encampment
They will receive the same pay and al
lowances as officers of the Regular
lowing members and guests were pres
| ent:
Miss Capitola Allison, Miss Carolyn
| Baldwin Miss Katherine Brake, Mrs.
F. w. Brake, Mrs. Jefferson Busby,
Mrs. e. A. Cobey, Mrs w. w. Cobey,
Mrs. Joseph Dellinger, Mrs. D. M. Earll.