Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-15
Organized Reserves


structor Of the I'd Squadron, 306th
Cavalry, will conduct all Of the in
structional assemblies Of this squadron
during the 1882 inactive training
season. The conferences that have
been held 80 far embraced the plans
for inactive training and general
discussion Of horses, but, beginning
next Thursday, the Institutional con-
ferences viii enter into the principles
doctrines and methods Of war and OF
training. The subject Of next Thurs
days conference will be the estimate
be discussed at the December 8 meet
ing, while on December II there will
be taken up nomenclature and use OF
the rife, pistol and saber.
A conference will be held January
Z, at which machine rifles and their
employment will be discussed. The re-
naming conferences on the schedule
are rs follows: January 81, machine
guns and their employment; February
A. scouting and patrolling; February
10, security advance; flank and rear
squad and platoon, mounted and dis
mounted: March II, combat, troop
mounted and dismountedS April q
combat, squadron mounted; April 81
combat, squadron, combined action
May 5, combat, regiment, combined
action; May 10, target designation;
June 2, organization Of the ground;
June is, a defensive squadron, and
June 30, a defensive regiment.
Capt. Monroe Captain, Specialist Re-
serve, win begin tomorrow, in the office
of the Assistant Secretary of War, IA
| days active duty training in connec-
ton with procurement activities. Capt
Leonard H. Mason, Cavalry Reserve
will begin tomorrow, in the Office OF
the chief Of Cavalry. IA days active
duty training. Col. Charles w. Miller
Ordnance Reserve, and Maj. Edward
IA days active duty training tomorrow
in the ONCE Of the Assistant Secretary
Of War.
Second Lieut.. John G.. Laid, In
fantry Reserve, who has been promoted
to first lieutenant, will remain assigned
to the S20th Infantry. Second Lieut.
Jeremiah II. Walsh, Infantry Reserve
has been promoted to first lieutenant
and he VIII remain assigned to the
320th Infantry. Second Lieut. Gibbs
L. Baker, jr., Field Artillery Reserve
is relieved from assignment to the
3l3th Field Artillery.
Reserve chaplains Of the District will
be interested In Army Regulations No
1903, which authorizes two kinds of re.
appointments in the Chaplain Reserve
Corps. Chaplain Reserve reappointments
are mace with full eligibility for assign
ment, active duty and promotion, and
also without eligibility for assignment
active duty or promotion. In order tc
QUALIFY Tor full eligibility reappoinment
chaplain must fulfill one of the three
requisites, as follows: ID Obtain a Ger.
tificate Of capacity for promotion to the
next higher grade, ca obtain a certif.
cate OF capacity for his present grade
and CD demonstrate his interest In
military AFFAIRS by having q record of al
least 200 hours credits.
Tnese credits can be earned by active
DUTY training, Army extension course
Wo[K' attenoance at classes, meetingt
ana conferences, administrative duties
In connection with his unit or active
participation with troops on inactive
DUTY training. In computing the 2OC
hours, q credit Of 100 hours will be piver
Tor each 14-day period of active Sj,Itv
For shorter or longer periods. sever
hours credit will be given for each fiIl
| oay OF active duty
The belief 10 held than MANY Reserve
chaplains are reappointed without elipi.
olllty ior assignment, active duty an6
promotion because they either do moi
credits or secure the necessary cerfifice-
ton for reappointment with full elici.
bility. or fail to advise corps area com.
manders OF their eligibility under ths
conditions described above. Regulation,
governing the reappointment and nro-
motion OF Reserve chaplains are NH.
l1shed N Army Regulations No. 140-s
and 140-26. ' A'0-'
Membsrs Of the 42sth Infantry (col-
oreo! VAL meet at Washington Reserve
Headquarters, in the Walker .Ioi1nso ,n
Building, 1874 New York avenue To-
morrow evening under the direction ot
Lieut.. Col: Charles B. Moore. Infantrv
who Will discuss q command most ever
| cise--duties of S-4. F"' 'Ae'
Infantry Reserve officers of the ME.
trict Will hold their instructionai con-
ference ct local Reserve Headouar ters
TUESDAY evening under the direction ot
Lieut. Col. moore, who will lecture on
ieio oMcers, command post exercise
Moore, Maj. Andres Lopez. Infantrv
will discuss company oficers. cononsny
in attack, which wii consist Of ' 4 send.
table problem. - !" Salio-
MAJ. John M. MCDOWELL. r,sl6 Ar.,,.
lery, VIII conduct the deld srtiilsry
conference Of headquarters next We6.
nesday evening, at which viii Ia tafsr
up Q terrain board exercise and n q
0. P. Of Q battery Of fieldN artillerv
Lieut.. Col. Charles 3. Moore. infan.
Try, VII 70 70 winchester. Va, Wed
conduct the winchester groin schnn
at the shenandoah Military Academy
Winchester, Va. Lieut.. Col. Moore vii
discuss the estimate Of the Situation
and combat orders.
Cavalry Reservists of the District vii,
meet at Reserve Headquarters Thurs
day evening under the direction of Mai
H. @. Dagley, Cavalry, who win discuss
the school ard the trooper, mounted
without arms.
Second Lieut.. Benjamin L. Pickett
| Signal Reserve, who has been promoted
to first lieutenant, will remain ASSIGNED
to the 8Oth Signal Company. Second
Lieut.. Henry M. Walter, Infantry Re-
serve, who has been advanced to first
lieutenant. will remain assigned to the
320th Infantry.
Second Lieut.. Morris Ostrolenk In
fantry Reserve, having moved to the
I'd Corps Area, Is relieved from assign
ment to the 320th Infantry. Can't
Norris o. Taylor, Field Artillery Reserve
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