Evening star., 1932-02-28

recommended and who have fulfilled
other necessary requirements.
Mai. Chester A. Snow, jr., is assigned
to the 9th Corps area service command.
First Lieuts. Stephen c. Van Fleet and
John P. Schaefer, both Infantry Re-
serve, having accepted promotion to the
grade of captain, Infantry Reserve, are
relieved from assignment to the 80th
Division and are assigned to the 1,3Olst
Service Unit. Second Lieut.. Joseph H.
Church. Coast Artillery Reserve, is as
signed to the Sd Coast Artillery dis
trict. Second Lieut.. William P. Arnold,
Quartemaster Reserve, is assigned TO
the 1,323d Service Unit.
Second Lieut.. Arthur G.. Prangley, jr.,
Infantry Reserve, who has been pro-
NOTED to first lieutenant, will remain
Lieut.. David M. Heritage, Infantry Re
serve, having moved to the I'd Corps
area, is relieved from assignment to the
320th Infantry. Second Lieut.. OriS V.
Wells, Infantry Reserve, having moved
to the 1st Corps Area, is relieved from
assignment to the 320th Infantry. Sec
ond Lieut.. James r. Jarvis, Field Ar
tillery, having moved to the 5th Corps
area, is relieved from assignment TO
the 313th Field Artillery.
First Lieut.. william F. Patton, In
the division area, is relieved from as
signment to the 320th Infantry. Second
Lieut.. Greene c. Maxwell Infantry Re-
serve, is relieved from assignment to
the 80th Military Police Company.
Maj. Edwin S. Bethlehem, jr., Field
Artillery Reserve, is assigned to the
313th Field Artillery. Capt. Thomas A.
Babbington, Infantry Reserve. is re-
heved from assignment to the 320th In
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Infantry Reserve, having moved beyond
the division area. is relieved from as
signment to the 160th Infantry Brigade
headquarters. Second Lieut.. Charles c.
Vogt, Field Artillery Reserve, is assigned
to the 313th Field Artillery.
The following District Reserve off,
GERS are assigned to the 320th Infantry:
Capt. Harry M. Wheeler, Dental Re-
serve; First Lieut.. Delisle A. Lemieux,
Chaplain Reserve; First Lieut.. Robert
H. Kirkwood, Infantry Reserve, and
Second Lieuts. Albert B. Coe, infantry
Reserve; Hilliare P. Wardell, Infantry
Reserve; Anthony Beigel, Infantry Re-
serve; Donald ]. Simpson, Infantry Re-
serve.
Washington Reserve quartermasters
and ReServists of the Judge Advocate
Generals Department will hold their
respective mstructional conferences to-
morrow evening at local Reserve head
quarters in the Walker-Johnson Build
ing. At the quartermaster conference
Maj. G.. c. Drake, O. NJ. c., on duty in
the office of the quartermaster general,
will lecture on the supply of Won
Gluck's 1st Army. The judge advocate
general conference will be conducted by
Capt. A. Richmond, J. A. G. D., who
will conduct a moot court
Maj. Andre Lopez, Infantry, will con-
duct the conferences for the field and
company Infantry ReserviSts at head
quarters Tuesday evening. The subject
of the fed officer conference will be
delaying acknowledgment as part of a
larger force. First aid-hygiene-dis
play of equipment will be taken up at
the conference for company officers.
Maj. j. M. Mcdowell, F. A., will con-
duct the 313th Field Artillery confer
ence at Reserve headquarters Wednes-
day evening, at which will be discussed
gunnery and computation OF firing
data.
Members Of the 3e6th Cavalry will
hold their conference at Reserve head
quarters Thursday evening under the
direction of Maj. H G. Dagley, Cav
airy, who will discuss combat squad
and platoon, mounted and dismounted.
Lieut.. Col. A N. Baggs, Medical Re-
serve, will conduct the medical confer
ence for District Medical Reserve Of
ficers at headquarters Friday evening.
Lieut.. Col. BaggS will take up mobiliza-
tion battalion and companies).
Cavalry Reserve officers Of the Dis
trict will meet today at Fort Myer
riding hall at 9:15 am for instruction
in equitation under the direction OF
Maj H. c. Dayley, Cavalry.