Evening star., 1932-11-20
Organized Reserves

District Reserve Headquarters an
nounced last week the 364th Medical
Regiments troop school schedule for the
1928 inactive training season. Maj.
Henry L. Kraft has been designated by
the War Department as unit instructor
of the medical reserve units of the Dis
trict of Columbia, and ne has prepared
the following schedule Of instruction
for medical reservists of Washington.
The conferences to be held, with the
date and subject indicated, are: Decem-
Der 2, organization of the medical regi-
ment, general medical department or
ganization, organization of medical
service of infantry and cavalry divi-
sions; January 6, 1888, service with
medical detachments, and organization,
functions and tactical employment OF
regimental medical detachmentS; Feb
ruary 3, organization and employment
of medical service in infantry and cav
airy divisions; March 8. same as for
February 8; April 7, medical aspects Of
chemical warfare and defense against
chemical warfare, The concluding con-
ference of the 1928 year will be held
on May 5, at which combat orders and
the solution of map problems will be
taken up.
Reserve uuartermasters of the Dis
trict and those local reservlsts OF the
Judge Advocate General Reserve will
meet at headquarters ton orroW evening.
AT the ouartermaster conference Maj.
I. A. Nickerson will lecture on strategic
raw materials and Capt. F. V. F1tZ-
gerald will discuss plans charged to the
Qu2rtermaster Corps.
At the meeting of the reserve officers
Of the Judge Advocate Generals De
partment Mai. E. E. johnson VIII dis
cl1ss the work Of the claims and bonds
section. Office of the Judge Advocate
General of the Army.
The Coast Artillery Corps and the
Air Corps will hold conferences Tues
cav evening. MAJ. E. 3. Gray Will as
cliss mobilization and Capt. I. j. Betts
will lecture on supply and mess man
agcment. At the Air Corps conference
Cant. G. c. Kenney viii discuss attack
aviation. .4
THE engineer meeting has been post
poned until November 80.
Chemical Warfare Reserve officers OF
thc District will meet Friday evening,
under the direction of First Lieut.. + r
Powers. who will discuss cnemlcal sup
ply and manufacturing problems.
The Air Corps conference, indicated
above tn be conducted by Capt. George
G Kenney. marks the first Of series
of Air Corps conferences that mas peen
iraup1lrated. under which two confer
enceS are to be held per month
namely. on the second and fourth Tues
claws of each month. This was agreed
lpon at a recent conference held by
District Air Corps Reserve otncers, anu
they have secured the services OF Capt.
Kenney. vino is on duty at the army
War College, as the instructor OF the
conference to be held on the fourth
Tuesday. The meetings will be held
in the usual place, the Air Corps pro-
lection room in the Munitions Building.
Capt. Koenig will remain as unit IN
structor and he will conduct the All
CORPS conference to be held on the sec
ond Tuesday Of each month.
District Reserve officers of Infantry,
ELL second lieutenants, have been as
signed to the 320th Infantry: Joseph o.
Branch, Donald M. Goss and Charles
II. Ruth. jr Officers are assigned to
units as indicated: Lieut.. Col. Stanhope
Bayne- Jones. Medical Reserve, TO 13Olst
Service unit: Capt Daniel H. Pratt, Ar
Reserve, to 862d Observation Squadron;
Can't. Alvin H. Moore Cavalry Reserve
to l3O4th Service unit, and First Lieut.
Jasper S. Hunt, Medical Reserve, to the
cpd Cavalry Division.
Medical officers all first heutenants
are relieved from assignment to the
1305th Service unit and are assigned
to the Sd Coast Artillery district: Rlch'
ard S. Hurlburt, Richard V. Mattingly
and George P. Wyman.