Evening star., 1932-02-07
Organized Reserves

Approximately score of military in
telligence Reserve officers will begin
tomorrow at the War Department in
the Office of the assistant chief of
staff, Go, "A days active duty train
ing Those taking this training are:
Lieut. Col Raymond P. Campbell,
Majs. William c. Godfrey, Raymond B.
Hemenway, Harte M. Juddson, James
H. Smyth, WEIGH Walker Capts Jack
R. c. Cam. Augustus / Hasskart, Har-
old R. Kibler, Robert H. Myers, Louis
F. Nelson, Winant P. Johnston. First
Lieuts. Charles A Moran, Lyle A.
Brookover, and Second Lieuts. Thomas
]. Charette, Charles NJ Cummings,
Arthur F. Grant and Paul H. McMur-
ray
The active duty training period of
the 320th Infantry, a District of Co.
lumbia Reserve Infantry regiment.
which has been designated for 1882
Citizens Military Training Camp
Gen. Paul B. Malone, commanding gen.
eral Of the Bird Corps Area. This regi-
ment will be on active duty at Fort
George G. Meade, Md, beginning July
g. and concluding on July Is, 1882. The
indications are that the District In
fantry Reservists going to camp this
Summer will be composed Of four field
officers and 56 company officers.
Under the training memoranda ap-
proved by Gen. Malone, the District
Reservists will include in their mac
tive duty schedules, to be held between
now and the first part of June, the fol-
lowing subjects Military sanitation and
first aid, T. R. 1925 and 1875; school
OF the soldier (dismounted) T. R. So
Is; interior guard duty, T R. 1876:
practice in giving commands; manual
of the saber. T. R. 25-1O; unit and
camp inspections, T. R. 420-5O; topog-
raphy and map reading, A R. 10O-I5
and T. r. 1905, and 190-l5; anti-gaS
measures, T. r. 1856; shelter tent
pitching. T. R. 225-5; ceremony of
guard mounting (dismounted), T. R.
1855.
In addition to the above. the District
reservists will take up at their assem-
blies during the next few months the
following subjects: Display of equip
ment, T. r. 5000; ceremony of parade,
battalion and regiment), T. r. 1920;
nomenclature and use of rifle and pis-
tol, T. R. 320-10 and 320-15: manual
OF arms, T. R. 1920 and 50-55: aiming
and sighting drills, T. R. 1876 marks
manship, range firing, T. r. 1905;
81 nm. gun. Infantry howitzer, ma
chine gun and automatic rife: service
OF the piece, T. R. 5000, l50-35, l50-
40, 320-25 and 320-35; Infantry pack
and adjustment Of equipment, T. R.
5000; close and extended order drill of
rifle squad section. platoon and COM
technical exercises (rif1e squad, section
platoon and company, T. r. 420-185;
420-1l0, 420-ll5 and 420-120
Cavalry Reserve officers of the Dis
trict will assemble today at the Fort
Myer riding hall at 9:l5 a. m, under
the direction of Maj. H. C. Dagley
Cav, for instruction in equitation.
Washington Reserve quartermasters
will hold their conference tomorrow
evening at local reserve headquarters in
the Walker johnson building under the
supervision of Maj. D. H. Cowles, @. M
c., who will discuss map problem and
supply during operations. On this same
evening Capt. E. P. H. Gempel, c. w
S., will conduct the chemical warfare
conference at which will be taken up
map and aerial photograph reading.
The Coast Artillery Club, composed
Of District Coast Artillery Reservists,
will meet Tuesday evening in the Sig
nal Corps projection room in the Mu-
nitions Building. At this meeting
Capt. F. j. McSherry, c. A. c., will lee
ture on recent anti-aircraft develop
ments. On the same evening, District
Air Corps Reservists will hold their
conference in the projection room of
the Air Corps, Munitions Building, at
which Capt. c. P. Prime, A. c., will lee
ture on the effect Of anti-aircraft ar
tillery on Air Corps tactics.
District Military Intelligence Reserve
officers will meet at headquarters We'd
nesday evening under the direction of
Lieut.. Col. A. Rutherford, G. S., who
will discuss corps area intelligence.
Capt. J. w. Walters, O. D., will con-
duct the Ordnance meeting at head
quarters Thursday evening! He will
discuss inspection and maintenance of
automatic rife and 81 nm. gun. There
will also be lectures by the ordnance
officer of the Third Corps area and a
representative of the Office of the Chief
Of Ordnance.
Finance Reserve officers of Washing
ton will hold their assembly at Reserve
headquarters Thursday evening. Majs.
E. o. Hopkins, F. D., and Carl Halla,
F. D., will lecture on mobilization and
industrial mobilization.
When 1854 persons, deported or volun-