Evening star., 1932-05-01
Organized Reserves

The chief of each arm and service
has been directed by the War Depart
ment to submit to the adjutant general
of the Army, not later than November
l, the names of those Reserve officers
designated in order of preference, he
desires to recommend to take the three
months course for Reserve officers at
the Command and General staff
School. Fort Leavenworth, commencing
about March IS, 1888 The number of
Reserve officers selected will depend
upon the funds available.
District Reserve officers desiring to
take this instruction may be interested
to learn that priority in making recon-
mendations for this purpose will be
given to officers who have creditably
completed the command and general
staff extension course, and next, to
those who have creditably completed
the first four sub-courses thereof, and
next, to those who have successfully
completed the special advanced course
for Reserve officers at the school of
their arm or service. Officers recon-
mended for this detail will be of field
grade, except that captains who have
successfully completed the special ad-
Yanced course for Reserve officers at
the school of their arm or service may
be detailed.
Reserve officers recommended for the
special course should not have reached
their 48th birthday anniversary, on the
date set for the beginning of the course
In exceptional cases recommendations
for officers who will not have reached
their 50th birthday anniversary on the
date set for the beginning of the course
will be considered upon their merits.
Announcement has been made by
District of Columbia Reserve Head
quarters of the assignment of Wash
lngton Reserve officers to the VARIOUS
units Of the 320th Infantry, District
regiment. There was published in this
column last Sunday the assignments
to regimental headquarters, attached
medical personnel, Headquarters Com
pany, and Service Company. District
Reservists who have been assigned to
the Howitzer Company and the units
of the 1st Battalion of the regiment
are as follows: In addition to Capt
Kent R. Mullikin, who is in command
Of the Howitzer Company, the District
officer members of this company in
clude First Lieuts. Henry M. Walter,
Emanuel F. ZaleSak, Samuel Donel- !
son, jr., and Second Lieut. Walter A |
Davidson.
Lieut. Col w. Laurence Hazard,
commanding the lSt Battalion, will |
have on his headquarters staff the fol- |
lowing: Maj. Jesse C. Sweeney and |
First Lieuts. John G. Ladd, Kenneth |
J. Winfield, Jerome j. Rupert and |
Reuben c. Muschlitz. District officers !
assigned to the Headquarters Company |
OF the 1st Battalion will include |
First Lieuts. Ladd and James LeR. |
Dougall. Officers assigned to Com
panies A, B, c and D of the 1st Bat
talon are as follows: Company A
Capt. Nelson Bennett, commanding;
First Lieuts. Bush w. Locknane, Mar |
win L. Parler, jr; Thomas F.. Ferry |
and Second IieutS. George M Hutto, |
Benjamin Dyer, James T. Brooks, Will !
liam M. johnson, Everett c. Embrey, !
Erwin E. Fraasc, James S. Davidson, !
j., and Albert B. Coe.
company B-Flrst Iieuts. Willis J. /
Nolan and Ralph Met. Graham and |
second Lieuts. Wade H. Elgin, William |
E. Roberts, Arthur w Greenwood. |
John H. Harooe, William E Harrison, |
Horace R. Hampton, William D. Sid
dons, Theodore w. Classy, Hilliare P. |
Wardwell and Antony j. Beigel.
In addition to Capt. Harvey w. Hud- /
dleston, commanding, there has been /
assigned to Company c the following |
ofhcers; First LieutS. Henry Osborne |
ana Harry c. Blackman, and Second |
Lleuts. Wilbur T, McNallan, Palo A.
Mitchell, Julian D. Dickerson, Edgar
W Heintz, James r. Heiskel, Charles
M Mcknight, Edward L. Block and
Newton o. Wood, jr.
District officers assigned to COMPANY
D Of the 1st Battalion include First
Lieuts. Morgan MacM. Gilbert and Eber |
7. lie Gates, and Second Lieuts. Paul |
L. Doerr, George S. Rice, Karl s. |
HTa1-r
Hutchinson, William E. Jenkins, Will
liam NJ. Jones, Chester L. Justus. Har-
old o. Thomen and Rafael Brunei.
Members of the 428th Infantry will
hold their instructional conference to-
morrow evening, at Washington Re-
serve headquarters, under the direction
OF Maj. Andre Lopez, who will discuss
the supply of units in combat
Maj. William A. Jones, Infantry, will
conduct the 326th Infantry conference
at Reserve headquarters Tuesday eve
ming. at which will be taken up the
manual of the saber and the art of
practical command. Field Artillery
officers will meet at headquarters We'd
neSday evening, under the direction of
Maj. ]. M. Mcdowell, who will lecture
on the care of animals and stable man
agement
Oficers of the 3O6th Cavalry will
hold their Institutional conference at
headquarters Thursday evening, under
the supervision of Maj. H. C. Dagley.
who will discuss combined action of
the regiment in combat
Medical Reserve officers will hold
their conference at Reserve headquar-
ters Friday evening, under the direc-
ton Of Col. H. c. Woolley, who will
discuss mobilization problems.
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The following District officers, Air