Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-01

| John r. Large, 2l15 G street; Eber T.
| Locates, 1910 K street; Endicott Long
acre, 3842 Legation street; George M.
McCauley, 2915 Thirteenth street north
east; Herbert H. McMurray, 1922 Mon
roe street; Jack ]. Nichols, 1900 F
| avenue, Chevy Chase, Md; Henry Os-
borne, 4348 Ellicott street; M l..
Parler, jr 1900 K street; William LeR.
Peverill, 1914 B street southeast Ed
ward A. Pisapia, 1920 Park road; Leo
H. Poindexter, 319 Charming street
northeast; Cecil L. Propst, Laurel, Md. ;
Joseph j. Stubs. 3489 Holmead place;
Frank G. Summers, 1920 street;
! Francis e. feeling, 2121 H street; Lewis
| w. Thomas, jr., 643 F street northeast;
Acors r. Thompson, 3700 Massachusetts,
avenue; Henry M. Walter, 5000 Tilden
street; Bernard j. Woods, 1701 Park
road; Howard E. Snyder, 2419 First
street.
In addition to the above applications,
Maj Victor H. Dent, Infantry Reserve
| 216 Spring street, Chevy Chase, Md
has made application for this training
Members of the 428th Infantry, Lieut.
| Col. West A. Hamilton, commanding
will hold their conference at Washing
ton Reserve headquarters tomorrow
evening, under the direction of Maj
William A. Jones, Infantry, at which
, will be taken up orientation and active
duty training.
Lieut. Col. Charles B. Moore. Infan-
| try, will conduct the command post
exercise conference Tuesday evening, at
which will be discussed the relief of
units In battle. Officers attending this
conference should read chapter 7, parts
| A and 3. Officers of the 320th Infan-
| try will meet this same evening under
| the direction of Maj. Jones to take UP
orientation and active duty training.
| The 313th Field Artillery, Col Leroy
w. Heron, commanding, will hold its
conference Wednesday evening under
the direction of Maj. John M. Nc
Dowell, Field Artillery. The Cavalry
command post exercise conference will
be held the same evening under Lieut.
| Col. Arthur G.. Hixson, Cavalry, for Of
f1cers Of the SD Cavalry Division.
Capt. William T. Hardaway, Veterans
Bureau, and Second Lieuts. Frederick
B. Marbut, 1S43 Mintwood place; Lewis
and Maurice A. Hecht, United States
Coast and Geodetic Survey, all Infan-
| try Reserve officers, are assigned to the
| 320th Infantry. Second Lieut.. Alfred
H. Clark, Infantry Reserve, 242 Eighth
street southeast is relieved from as
signment to the 320th Infantry, as is
also Second Lieut. Angus j. Heeke, In
fantry Reserve, 1904 @ street. Capt
August F. Schimack, Infantry Reserve
1917 Emerson street, is relieved from
assignment to the 318th Infantry and
is assigned to the 320th Infantry.
First Lieut.. Harvey w. Huddleson, In
fantry Reserve, 1923 Forty-eighth street
has been promoted to captain of Infan-
try Reserve, his assignment to the 320th
Infantry remaining in effect. Another
District reserve officer promoted is Sec
ond Lieut.. Edward r Newton, Signal
Reserve, 8l5 Eighteenth street, who has
been promoted to first lieutenant. He
will remain assigned to the 80th Signal
Company. Capt. Eldon P. King, Infan-
try Reserve, 1920 Spring place, having
accepted reappointment in the Offlcers'
Reserve Corps without the privilege of
assignment or active duty, is relieved
| from assignment to the 3i8th Infantry