Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-18

duty training camp Of the 313th Regi-
ment this Summer will md the above
special schedule, which Is more or less
Of a short refreSher course, Of vital
Importance when they actually get to
camp. They will find that they are far
better prepared to enter upon their
training camp duties at Tobyhanna for
having taken this special course Of in
struction.
For Reserve officers, principals and
alternates Of the District of Columbia
selected for the Sd Corps Area corps
command exercises, which will be held at
Fort George G.. Meade, Md, from July
to 10, there has also been prepared
a special course of inactive duty train
ing that will prepare them for this
camp. Last week there was discussed
in a general way defensive combat The
remainder of this schedule and the
dates on which these conferences will
be held are as follows: May 20-De-
velopment for combat, chapter 7 of
Tactical Principles and Decisions May
a position). June 3-Chapter II, Coun-
ter-attacks. June 11-Artillery stan.
June 25-Artillery staff.
Maj. John M Mcdowell, F. A., will
conduct the class in equitation today at
Fort Myer. Va, at o'clock for Field
Artillery Reserve officers of the District
of Columbia.
Members of the 42sth Infantry, Lieut..
Col. West A. Hamilton commanding,
will hold their conference at Reserve
headquarters tomorrow evening under
the direction Of Maj. Andres Lopez,
Infantry.
Maj. Lopez will also conduct the
320th Infantry conference that will be
held at Reserve headquarters next Tues
day evening. The conference for those
officers who will attend the corps post
exercises at Fort Meade will be con-
Quoted by Lieut.. Col. Charles B. Moore,
Infantry. Maj. Lopez will discuss scout
ing and patrolling.
ReServists of the 313th Field Artillery,
Col. Leroy w. Heron commanding, will
meet at headquarters under the direc-
ton Of Maj. Mcdowell to discuss on the
march and in bivouac.
The next and last meeting of the in
active training season Of the Washing
ton Quartermaster training conference
Association at the Cosmos Club next
Thursday evening, May AZ. Maj. Gen.
John L. Dewitt, the quartermaSter
general Of the Army, will be the guest
Of honor Other distinguished of1cers
such aS Brig. Gen. Louis II. Bash and
Brig. Gen. Francis H. Pope, both assist
ants to the quartermaster general, will
be present and will address the meeting.
The program will consist of a general
review of the years work, beginning at
o'clock, which will be followed by a
buffet supper. Those contemplating to
be present next Thursday should make
their reservations Immediately.
The following Reserve officers-all med
ical first lieutenantS-haveb been assigned
to the 305th Medical Regiment: John
r. Cavanaugh, 1904 Rhode Island ave-
nue. northeast; John j. Flanagan, 1701
Irving street; Raymond G. Kirchner,
GOT Eleventh street northeast; Robert
Med. Rylands, 1101 Fifteenth street;
Philip A. Stebbing. 2217 Nichols avenue,
and Joseph r. Young. 1400 M street.
Second Lieut.. George c. Vaughan, In
fantry Reserve. 3118 Eighteenth street,
is assigned to the Soth Division. Second
Lieut.. Clare B. Shillinger, Cavalry Re-
serve, 1920 Blair road, is assigned to the
62d Cavalry Division, while Second
Lieut.. Paul A. Cooley, Coast Artillery
Reserve, is assigned to the Sd Coast
Artillery District.
The following Infantry Reserve OFF,
GERS of the District-all second lieuten-
ants-are assigned to the 320th Coast
Infantry: William E. Jenkins. 1909