Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-19
Organized Reserves

plication for commission will be inter.
eSted to learn that permission must b.
secured from certain departments be.
fore they may be appointed in the Re.
serve Corps. Applicants employed II
the following departments must obtair
permission from the executive heads
thereof before they may be appointed
in the Ohicers' Reserve Corps. These
departments are: Post Once Depart
ment, Department Of the Navy, Depart
ment OF the Interior for scientific and
technical men, Department OF Agricul-
ture, Department OF Commerce, Depart
ment Of Labor. Library Of Congress
Federal Reserve Board, United States
Shipping Board, National Advisory
Committee for Aeronautics and Alien
Property Custodian.
Blanket permission Is granted to
civilian personnel employed in the fol-
lowing departments: Department of
State, Department Of the Treasury.
Department Of Justice, Department of
the Interior excepting scientific and
technical mem, Government Printing
ONCE, Civil Service Commission, United
States Bureau Of Efficiency, United
States Employees Compensation Com
mission, Interstate Commerce Commits
sion, United States Railroad Admins
Nv.
United States Tariff Commission, Vet
Grams Administration, International
Boundary Commission Omitted States
and Canada) and the Smithsonian
Institution.
II an applicant Is employed in a
Federal department which has granted
blanket permission, it will not be nee
essary to take up the matter further.
II an applicant is in the other class,
however, he should himself secure the
necessary permission from the head of
the proper executive department or in
dependent bureau and send it in with
his application.
Capt. Jack D. Thompson. Infantry
Reserve, 1921 Sixteenth street. is as
signed to the 80th Division. Capts.
Lindsay M. Appellate, 2700 @ street,
ana Alfred S. Trask. 1887 Lanier place,
both Coast Artillery Reserve, are as
signed to the Sd Coast Artillery dis
trict. Second Lieut.. Floyd E. Kurt,
Chemical Warfare Reserve, Alps Mill
tary road, is assigned to the 402d
Chemical Laboratory. Second Lieut..
Curtis L. Hillyer, Quartermaster Re-
serve, 2l51 California street. is assigned
to the 1312th Service Unit. Second
Lieut.. Charles Hurley, Quartermaster
Reserve, BOT First street southeast, is
assigned to the l3llth Service Unit.
Maj. Edward r. Halloran, Infantry
Reserve, Hyattsville. Md, is assigned
to the 1301st Service Unit. Second
Lieut.. Richard A. Wander, Field Artil-
lery Reserve, 1921 Columbia road, is
assigned to the 80th Division. Second
Lieut.. Andrew r. Bird, jr.. Infantry
Reserve, 220l p street, having moved to
the 4th Corps Area, is relieved from
assignment to the 80th Division Sec
ond Lieuts. Jack B. Hiser, 3l3 Twelfth
street northeast, and Malcolm T. Powell
1405 Monroe street, both Infantry Re
serve, are assigned to the 8Oth Divi-
sion.
Having accepted reappointment in
the Ofhcers' Reserve Corps without the
privilege of assignment or active duty,
Second Lieut.. Eugene T. Van Vranken,
Coast Artillery Reserve. 301 Spring
avenue, Takoma Park, Md, is relieved
from assignment to the Sd Coast Ar
tillery district. First Lieut. Edward T.
Newton. Signal Reserve, BIS Eighteenth
street. is assigned TO the S0th Division.
The following second lieutenants, all
Quartermaster Reserve. are assigned to
the l305th Service Unit: Jacob L.
old H. Smaller, 2138 California street,
and Halle v. Williamson, Fontanet
Courts. Fourteenth and Fairmont streets.
Second Lieut.. Thomas r. Macdonald,
Air Reserve, 1914 Hobart street, having
been transferred to the Branch Assign
ment Group, is relieved from assign
ment to the 409th Attack Squadron.
Having been transferred to the Adju-
tant General Department Reserve,
Second Lieut.. Alvin Kaskin. Quarter
master Reserve, 5l0S Seventh street. is