Evening star., 1931-12-20
Organized Reserves

every oftlcer on duty at Washington
Reserve headquarters has been desig-
hated as an associate county chairman
OF the District and nearby counties in
Maryland and Virginia for the 1882
Cltzens' Military Training Camps pro-
curement campaign for the District OF
/ washington, The regular officers on
duty at local Reserve headquarters and
inc chairmanships they will occupy are {:
! Col: Melville S. Jarvis. Infantry, and
MAJ. Andres Lopez, Infantry. associate
/ asSlStfnt. District of Columbia: Lieut..
/ Col. CharieS B. Moore, Infantry. Airing
/ ton. Fairfax, Loudoun and Prince VIII
ham Counties. Va; Maj John M. Nc
Dowell, Field Artillery. Prince Georges
/ county, Md; Maj. William A, Jones.
infantry, Montgomery County. Md. and
Maj. H. c. Oakley, Cavalry, Charles and
st. Marys Counties. Md
The following officers. who are on
detached duty in the District of Colum-
pa ana vicinity, will act as as
sistants: Coils. Richard X. Cravens re-
tired, on recruiting duty, and Clarence
Deems, Jr, retired, on duty in the
Alexandria, Va. High School; Lieut..
Col: Hollis c. Clark. retired. st. Johns
college. and Wallace M. Craigie and
John c. Donovan, both of whom are on
duty with Washington high schools, and
Chauncey S. McNeill. retired. Arling-
ton County High School.
Regular Army majors who will act as
assistants are Lindsay Med. Sylvester
ln1., Frank c. Scofield, c. A. c.. both
on armory duty in the District: William
H. Hobson. Inf, Georgetown University;
henry L. Kraft, M. c., Georgetown Uni
verSlty; William o. W7etmore, M. c.,
George Washington University Medical
School; Alvan C. Giliem, ir., Inf, Uni
versity OF Maryland. Maj. RAYMOND G.
Payne. retired officer, but on duty
with the Washington high schools, will
also assist.
The captains who will assist in this
work are Raymond L. Shoemaker. Inf,
and William c. DeWare, Inf, both on
Il. Q. T. c. duty at GEORGETOWN Uni
verslty: Everett L. Upson. Inf, R. O. T
Z. DUTY at University Of Maryland. and
Robert w. Norton, retired, Washington
high schools.
The frst lieutenants who will serve
as assistants are John C. Wade. C. E,
On outy IN the armory, Sixth street and
pennsylvania avenue, Henry J. Hunt.
jr, Inf, Georgetown University. wit,
field P. Shepard Inf, University of
Maryland, and Robert N. Young. Inf.
also on duty at the University of Mary
land at College Park.
MAJ. EDWIN S. Bethlehem. ir., Field
artillery Reserve. having been relieved
from assignment to the 8Oth Division. is
renewed from assignment to the 3l5th
Fleld Artillery Capt. Edka c. Moore.
infantry Reserve, having also been re-
leVed from assignment to the SOth Di-
VISION is relieved from assignment 10
the 32oth Infantry. The following Re-
serve oftlcerS of the District, all second
leutenantS. Infantry Reserve, are as
signed to the 90th Division and to the
units indicated: Orville A. Beerbower.
Jr, to Headquarters Company, Special
Military Police Company, Charles M.
Hunter, Sd, to 80th Tank Company.
Second Lieut.. Ralph H kelson, Field
ARTILLERY Reserve, is assigned to the
3O5th Ammunition Train.
The following privates, Infantry En-
listed Reserve, all residents of the Dis.
trlct Of Columbia, are assigned to the
320th Infantry: Albert B. Coe, Stanley
r. Graeff, Henry B. Holman, John w.
Nally and Charles F. Sullivan.
Maj. Edward A. Goldman. Sanitary
Reserve, is relieved from assignment to
the 305th Medical Regiment and is as
signed to the Division Surgeons Office
of Division Headquarters IS laboratory
director. Second Lieut. John R. Large.
Infantry Reserve, has been promoted
to be first lieutenant. He will remain
assigned to the 320th Infantry. Second
Lieut.. Roy D. Reese Infantry Reserve,
having moved to the 9Th Corps Area,
is relieved from assignment to the 32Oth
Infantry.
Cavalry Reserve officers of the Dis
trict will meet at the Fort Myer riding
hall today at 9:15 am. for instruction in
equitation, under the direction of Maj.
H. c. Dagley, Cavalry.
Maj II. A. Kroner, CO., War Depart
ment, will conduct the quartermaster
assembly at Washington Reserve head
quarters tomorrow evening. He will
lecture on present conditions in Man
churia.
District Reserve officers of the Judge
Advocate Generals Department will
hold their conference at headquarters
tomorrow evening, under the diTcct--n
of Capt. John M. Weir, J. A. G. D.. Who
will discuss claims against the Govern
ment and penalty bonds securing per-
formance of contracts.
Capt. John CasWell, jr, Coast Artil-
lery Reserve, will conduct the Coast
Artillery conference at Reserve head
quarters Tuesday evening. He will dis
cusS defense against chemical warfare
lessons and S, G. A. G. extension
course, 2-6).
Organization of radio service units,
telegraph and visual operation and pro-
cedure, and radio procedure, operation
and use of instruments will be the sub
jects Of the lecture given at the Signal
Corps conference at headquarters Tues
day evening. Those in charge will be
Maj. E. L. White and First Lieuts Pete
E. Dolan and c. B. kinley, all Signal
Reserve officers.