Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-28

lnaugurated the 1930-3i inactive d,,tv
framing for the more than $500 re.
Columbia. S' -
The first conference of the sosth
cavalry, OF which Washington Cavalry
Reserve officers are members, viii BE-
neid next Thursday evening at the
baltimore headquarters The conferences
VIII De conducted by the unit instructor
% tne regiment and Col John p. Hill,
the commander Of the regiment.
Medical officers of the District will
assemble next Friday evening at Reserve
neaoquarters in the Walker-Jo johnson
bulId1ng for their first meeting of the
l93O-3l school year. The subject of thu
conference, which will be conducted by
Col. Thaddeus Troy, Medical Reserve
VIII be on organization and training.
All Medical Reserve officers, regardless
Oh their assignment, are urged to attend
this first meeting.
Approval has also been given for the
FIRST half of the 1930-3l inactive duty
training schedule for 8Oth Division star
and Held officers of the 32Oth Infantry
me f1rst half of the schedule begins
OCTOBER and concludes February II.
1881, the instructors, all on duty at
washington Reserve headquarters, being
Moore, Infantry: Mai william A. Jones
infantry and Maj Andres Lopez. In
Iantry. The schedule will be as follows:
OCTOBER 2, mobilization and military
correspondence, conducted by Lieut.. Col.
Moore; October 81, march discipline.
camp sanitation and development from
march column, Maj. Jones; November 4.
regiment in attack, Lieut.. Col Moore;
november ID, battalion in attack, Lieut..
Col. Moore; December 2. battalion as
ADVANCE guard, Maj. Jones, and Decenl-
Der Is, regiment in defense, Mai. LOPEZ.
Beginning with the 1891 calendar wear.
the conferences will be as follows: Janu-
airy 8, battalion in defense, Mai. Lopez.
January 20, tactical employment of ma
chlne gun and howitzer weapons, Mai.
Jones; February 3, supply Of infantry
units In campaign, Lieut.. Col Moore,
and February II, command post exer-
cises, Lieut.. COL Moore.
Maj. Irwin c. Menikheim. Infantry
Reserve, the Chastleton, will undergo
IA days active duty at Fort Washing
ton, Nd, beginning october S. Effective
october /, First Lieut.. Marshall c. Hop
pin, Air Corps Reserve, $3.50 Gramercy
street, will be on IA days active duty at
Boiling Field, d. G. The following Re-
serviStS OF the District are assigned to
the Both Division: First LieutS. Seahorn
Jones, Infantry Reserve, 1922 Third
street, and Otis T. Weaver, Infantry
Reserve, l448 Park road, and Second
Lieuts. August M. Booth, Field Artillery
Reserve, 1900 Eighteenth street, and
Arthur G. Landlord, Infantry Reserve.
900 Poplar avenue. First Lieut.. Floyd
Il. Benny, Coast Artillery Reserve. 1914
Tuckerman street, is assigned to the
50 Coast Artillery district. Second
IHpllfC .I0ganh rel
fornia street. and. Edgar F. Hicks, jr.,
United States Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey, both Engineer Reserve officers, are
assigned to the S4Sd Engineer General
Service Regiment
Mai. Frazer K R7..SAg. Engineer Re.
serve, 1909 Delafieid place, Is HssiRr,ed to
the 80th Division. The followassx nES~
ing accepted reappointment in the ON
GERS Reserve Corps, without the privi-
lege OF assignment or active duty, are
relieved from assignment to units as
follows: Mai. BENJAMIN r. Wood En-
gineer Reserve, office Chief Of Engineers,
from 1308th Service Unit; First Lieut..
John j. Lynch, Medical Reserve, 3l20 N
street, from the 364th Medical Regi-
ment; First Lieut.. William s. Rhodes
Dental Reserve, 4914 New Hampshire
avenue, from the 18th General Hospital,
and Second Lieut.. Donald L. Chamber
I'm, Engineer Reserve. 1908 Connecticut
avenue, from the 343d Engineer General
Service Regiment. Second Lieut.. James
"a. Heilman, Ordnance Reserve, Y. M.
.. A., Eighteenth and q streets, having
moved beyond the division area. Is as
signed 20 the o0th Division, as are Also
capt. Virgil o. Barnard, Field Artillery
reserve, 1920 New York avenue. and
second Lieut.. Carlos A. Marcfiany. In-
antry Reserve, 1870 n street.