Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-05

| Col. Jarvis has also approved the
| 1930-31 inactive duty training schedule
of District Reserve officers belonging to
the Judge Advocate Generals Depart
ment. This schedule will consist OF
eight conferences, the first of which
will be conducted by Maj. Gen. Z. A.
kreger, the judge advocate general OF
the Army, on October 81. The subject
of this conference will be the organiza-
ton and functions of the judge advo-
cate generals office. Col. Blanton
Winship, j. A. G. D., will conduct the
meeting on November "A, at which
will be discussed the organization and
functions of the staff judge advocates
office. The last meeting of the 1880
calendar year will be conducted on De-
cember % by Col A. w. Brown, ]. A.
G. D., who will lecture on the manual
Tor court-martial general survey.
Inc frst conference to be held during
the 1881 calendar year will be on
January 26, at which Capt r. v.
Laughlin, j. A. G. D., will discuss the
procedure for the manual for court
martial. On February % Maj. C. r.
Williams, j. A. @. D., will talk on the
manual for court-martial and the arti-
cles Of war, while on March % moot
court will be discussed by Capt. Adam
Richmond, j. A. @. D. The remaining
two conferences of the season will be
conducted by Capt. Richmond, both Of
which will be on moot court These
last two meetings will be held on April
n and May rs, respectively
Five Institutional conferences will be
held this week by Washington Reserve
unitS-viz, 428th Infantry, 320th In
fantry, both Division stan and field Of
f1cers, Military Intelligence Reservists
and Finance Department Reserve ON
GERS. Tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock, at
local Reserve headquarters in the
Walker-Johnson Building, Lieut.. Col.
Charles B. Moore, Infantry, will con-
duct the meeting of the 42Sth Infantry,
Lieut.. Col West A. Hamilton COM
handing, the subject of which will be
mobilization and military correspond
ence. Lieut.. Col. Moore will lecture on
this same subject on Tuesday evening
at Reserve headquarters before the
320th Infantry meeting, and also the
80th Division staff and field officers
conference that will be held next Tues
day.
At the conference to be held We'd
nesday evening for District Military
Intelligence Reserve officers, Col. Rob-
ert C. Foy, acting director of military
intelligence of the War Department
general staff, will speak on the forn1a-
ton of plans for inactive duty training,
Finance Reserve officers of Washing
ton will meet next Thursday evening
at the Finance School, room 2l06,
Temporary Building No. S, on street
between Twentieth and Twenty-first
streets northwest at which will be
taken up the administrative branch Of
Army finance.
Two Reserve officers will begin to-
morrow at the War Department IA days
of active duty training. They are Mai
Richard H. Ranger, Signal Corps Re-
serve who will undergo training in the
office of the chief signal oficer Of the
Army, and Maj. Emil F. Norelius, Ord
nance Reserve, who will receive train
ing in the Office Of chief of ordnance.
Lieut.. Col. Leon w. Chase, Ordnance
Reserve, will begin II days active duty,
beginning October IL, in the once Of
the Assistant Secretary of War in con-
nection with procurement activities.
Effective October Is Mai. Charles
Wilensky, Finance Reserve, will undergo
,wo weeks active duty training in the
office of the chief of finance.