Evening star., 1932-11-27
Organized Reserves

Thirty-four Military Intelligence Re-
serve officers of the District as the re-
suit Of a meeting November 2 have
formed the Military Intelligence Re-
serve Officers Association Of the Dis
trict of Columbia for the purposes OF
D advancing their military knowledge
and education and (2l fostering esprit
de corps by widening their social con-
facts. Every Military Intelligence Re
serve officer in or near the District of
Columbia automatically becomes a
member of this association, and all off,
GERS Of other arms or branches whose
interests or duties are in intelligence
work are cordially invited to join. The
association will have no dues, no con-
stitution or bylaws. 1t will be wholly
informal in order to accomplish better
its mission.
Col. w. w. McCammon, Infantry,
senior instructor of the Organized Re-
serve in Washington, has offered to
award two hours credit for each meet
ing at which military instruction is
given. A program of educational and
social interest, which should be both
enlightening and enjoyable to intelli-
gence officers, has been tentatively ap-
proved by committee. The next meet
ing will be held next Wednesday eve
ming at 8 pm. in Room 1928 Munitions
Building, at which Mai. G. P. Gross, G..
S. c., will speak on the WAR Depart
ment Ga Division" Maj. Gross is now
assigned to the G-3 Section in the War
Department general staff A film will
also be shown portraying the st. Mihiel
offensive. At the meeting to be held on
December %, 1882, there will be talk
by representative of the G-1 Section
and movie depicting West Point ac-
tivities.
Beginning January IS the meetings
to be held during the 1888 calendar year
are as follows: January Is, talk by
Ga; February, is, meeting for G-2
Hoover, Military Intelligence Reserve;
March %, general meeting, British mill
tary attache; April 26, G-2 Section;
May "a, talk on War Plans Division,
and June /, final dinner.
The Signal Corps meeting to be con-
Quoted at Reserve headquarters Tues
day evening will be conducted by Re-
serve officers assigned to the 322d Sig
nal BattallOn. Engineer reserve Objects
and Military Intelligence Reservists
meet Wednesday evening. The 306th
Cavalry conference is at headquarters
Thursday evening. Medical Reserve Of
ficers will meet at headquarters Friday
evening.
The following Infantry Reserve OFF,
GERS are assigned to the 320th Infantry:
First Lieut.. Paul G. Minnoman and
Second Lieuts Ralph F. Koebel, Hollid
E. Custer, John H. Milton and Harold
R. Stephan. Capt. Isaac M. Capayas.
Infantry Reserve, is relieved from as
signment to the 320th Infantry. The
following Reserve officers of Washington
are relieved from their duty assignments
as follows: Capt. John M. F. Donovan,
jr., from Headquarters Company, Spe-
cial Troops; Second Lieut.. Emil st. E.
Schnellbacher from the 80th Division.
The following Reservists are assigned
to duty as indicated: Capt. John P.
Dean and Second Lieut.. Harry L. Smith,
both Cavalry Reserve, and Second Lieut..
Lee F. Dante, Signal Reserve, to the
62d Cavalry Divicion; Second Lieut..
Gregory F. Keenan,, Air Reserve, to the
4O9th Attack Squadron, and Second
Lieut.. Charles K. Brown, Coast Artil-
lery Reserve, to the Third Coast Artil-
lery District.