Evening star., 1932-11-06
Organized Reserves

Completion has been made OF the
1928 inactive duty training instruc-
ton schedule Of District reserve quar-
termasters between now and the eno
of this calendar year as follows: Novem-
ber z, planning for procurement OF
quartermaster supplies for mobilization
by Lieut.. Col. o. H. Sampson, @. M. C.,
and supply Of mobilization by Maj c. c.
Drake; November 81, strategical raw
materials by Maj. L. A. Nickerson, ana
strategical raw materials (plans charged
to Quartermaster Corps, by Capt. F. V.
Fitzgerald; December II, fiscal problems
of the quartermaster corps by Lieut..
Col. E. B. Gregory, and supply OF the
Sandiago campaign by Maj. Drake.
Beginning January 9 the conferences
to be held as follows: On this date.
Capt. E. P. H. Gempel will lecture
on defense against chemical attack;
January %, motor procurement and
remount procurement by First Lieut.. G.
M Grimes; February 13. combined
meeting, speaker and subject to be an
nounced later; February 81, map prob
lem by Maj. D. H. Cowles; March l3,
committee solutions by Maj. Cowles;
March 27. supply and transport prob
lem in Manchuria by Capt Fitzgerald,
and wartime contracts by First Lieut..
w. u. flutI, ApIll ~, map plOUlclH ny
Maj. CoWles. April "a, committee solu-
tions by Maj. CoWles, May 8, remount
purchasing isolation and conditioning
depots for 1900 animals each by Maj.
w. S. Kinney, and mobilization organi-
zation and operation of remount depot
by Capt. P. F. Meade: May %. Col. w.
c. Jones will conduct a general review.
Five instructional conferences will be
held by District reserve officers this
week. Local reserve quartermastarS will
meet at headquarters under Lieut.. Col.
o. H. Sampson and Maj c. c. Drake.
who will discuss planning for procure
ment of quarterm2 supplies for mo-
bilization and the supply Of mobiliza-
ton, respectively Air Corps reservists
will meet Tuesday evening under Capt.
M F. Schneider. who will discuss the
present inspection system and what it
accomplishes. Wednesday evening Maj.
C., M. Thiele will lecture before mill
tary intelligence officers on the ad-
ministration and training Of the mill
tary intelligence reserve. Capt j. w.
Walters will conduct the ordnance
meeting Thursday evening. at which
will be taken up the Browning ma
chine gun. both aircraft and ground
types. On this same evening District
ItStINe Will meet at lIle
Army finance school undar the direc-
tion of Mai H. c. Dagley, who will
discuss military discipline, courtesies.
customs OF the service and the wearing
Of the uniform.
The following District reserve officers
are assigned to units as indicated:
Lieut. Col. Horace G. Byers. Chemical
Warfare Reserve to Both division head
quarters: and the following tall In
fantry Re5ervc) to the 320th Infantry:
First Lieut., Joseph D. Cottrell Second
Licuts. Conrad E. Grohs, Charles p.
Macarthur, Earl D. Massey and William
E. Persons, jr
The following enlisted reservists OF
the District have been assigned to the
320th Infantry: Pvts. Walter NJ Nc
Cadden, Charles w. Morgan. Charles
H. Wallace, Alfred R Esten. Thomas F.
Slaughter, ir.: Sigurd s. Soiem. An
other of this group, Pvt Edwin NJ
Basch, has been assigned to the 3l3th
Field Artillery.