Evening star., 1932-04-03
Organized Reserves

A meeting OF the Coast Artillery As
Sociation will be held at Fort Monroe.
Va, during the latter part of May, and
it is expected many members Of the or
ganization will attend. Brig. Gen. Stan
ley D. Embick, commandant of the
Coast Artillery School, has announced
the following tentative program of
events which include railway armament
and anti-aircraft armament demonstra-
ton f1rings, meeting Of the association,
| review and inspection Of troops, and
numerous recreational activities. The
two-day meeting will be held on May
q and %.
Assurances have been received by the
association that there will be represent
| attves from places as distant as Boston,
Portland, Me-; Providence, R. L, and
Cincinnati Ohio. The Philadelphia,
Pittsburgh, Washington and Richmond
chapters will attend In larger numbers,
Instructions were issued by the War
| Department last week governing certifl-
Gates of capacity for graduates of senior
units of the Reserve Officers Training
! Corps. Under these instructions these
| graduates will not be required to have
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ceive certificate of capacity, but they
least IA days of active duty training,
except when excused as prescribed in
paragraph 32a of Army Regulations No.
1905, for promotion.
A Coast Artillery officer Of the Regu-
/ lar Army will shortly assume duty at
local Reserve headquarters. Maj. FL
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duty with the Organized Reserves at
| Richmond, Va, will take station in
Washington, effective June 20. The
last Coast Artillery officer on duty at
Washington Reserve headquarters was
Lieut.. Col James B. Mitchell, who re-
| linquished his duties at those headquar-
ters in 1923 for assignment to duty In
! Panama.
Mai. william A. Jones, Infantry, at
present unit instructor of the 320th In
fantry at Reserve headquarters, VIII be
relieved from this duty on July 3, 1882.
He has been assigned to station with
the Organized Reserves at Reading. Pa.
Members of the 42sth Infantry win
meet at Washington Reserve head
quarters tomorrow evening under the
direction of Maj. Andres Lopez, Imam
try, who will discuss musketry.
Lieut.. Col. Charles B. Moore, 1nfan-
try, will conduct the 320th Infantry
conference at Reserve headquarters
Tuesday evening for field officers Of this
regiment. The subject Of his lecture
will be map Notwithstanding en-
gagement. Musketly will be the subject
Of the company officers conference.
which will be conducted by Maj. Andres
Lopez, Infantry.
Field Artillery Reserve officers Of the
District will hold their instructional
conference at Reserve headquarters
Wednesday evening under the direction
of Mai. John M Mcdowell, F. A, who
will discuss military sanitation and
f1rst-aid.
District Cavalry Reserve officers will
meet at headquarters Thursday evening
under the supervision Of Maj. H. c.
Dagley, Cavalry, who will take up the
mounted combat squadron.
Mai. William j. Hoffman, Judge Ad-
vocate General Reserve, having been
transferred to the Arm and Service as
signment group, is relieved from assign
ment to the Judge Advocate General
section of the 80th Division. First Lieut..
Harry L. Tetlow, Infantry Reserve, is
assigned to the 80th Military Police
Company. Second Lieut.. Sumner S.
Kittelle, Field ARTILLERY Reserve, having
been transferred to the Arm and Service
group, is relieved from assignment to
the 313th Field Artillery. Second Lieut..
Richard H Sanger, Field Artillery Re
serve, is assigned to the 315th Field
Artillery. Second Lieuts. Leilan G, La
Fleur, Daniel p McGregor, jr., and John
P. Smith, jr. all Infantry Reserve, are
assigned to the 320th Infantry.
The following enlisted Reservists Of
the District, with their arm indicated,
are assigned as follows: Sergt. Frank
L. Carter, jr., and Pvt. George B.
Walker, both Infantry, are assigned to
the 320th Infantry. Pvt. Hugh s.
Wertz, Engineer Enlisted Reserve, hav-
ing been transferred to the Coast Artil-
Iery Enlisted Reserve, is relieved from
assignment to the 305th Engineer Regt-
ment.
Second Lieut.. Ornall c. Morris, Field
Artillery Reserve, who has been pro-
NOTED to be first lieutenant will remain
assigned to the 313th Field Artillery.