Evening star., 1933-02-19
Organized Reserves

District reserve headquarters an
nounced last week the assignrnent Of
officers to the 913th Antiatrcraft Artil-
lery (Coast Artillery . Washington unit
commanded by Lieut. Col Robert r.
Hendon, jr. In addition to Lieut.. Col.
Hendon. the s.atf Of resimental head
Potter. executive; Capts. William ].
Darmody. S-1, adtutant: Albert W. Ly-
brand. So, intelligence ofncer; John
Caswell, S-S, plans and trutning ofiicer,
and the following first Ieutenants:
John B. Walker, Sd, supply officer;
Floyd r. Benny. munitions oficer; LIN
wood b. McC1oud, communications
officera and Richard Q. Hulburt. surgeon.
First Lieut.. Edmund o. Wallis Is In
command q Headquarters Battery.
while the Service Battery u COM
manded by First Lieut.. John 3. walker.
The STAFF composing the headquarters
OF the 1st Battalion include Maj. Leo
nard ]. Rose, who Is IN command, and
First Lieut.. Richard a. Van Denburg,
executive; First Lieut.. Henry j. Holt,
S-3, plans and training officer, and the
following second lieutenarts: Lloyd B.
KidweI, ST., adjutant; Joseph II.
Church. S-2. intelligence oficer; Frank
H Lesqutn, S-4, supply on1cer; Theodore
4. Jansen, munitions oficer; Samuel
&c. Moore, communications ofi,cer, and
Walton Y. Lightsey. reconnaissance of
fcer. Capt. Walter II. Z. Jaeger will
command Headquarters Battery and
Combat Train Of the 1st Battalion, while
the battery commanders Of this bat
talon win include Capt. John H Cru
yer, A Battery; Capt. william r. Rus
sell. B Battery; Capt. Robert 8. w.
Walker, G Battery, and Capt. Charles
E. Aulick, D Battery.
The headquarters stad Of the Id
battalion Of the regiment will include
Maj. Norman W. Whited, who will be
IN command, and First Lisuts. Frank A.
DAILY. executive; Elmer C. Woods, S-3,
plans and training officer: George ".
Frankhouser, S-4, supply officer; Lyle
s. Motley. munitions officer, and Sec
ond Lieuts. Howard F. Gohrband, S-l,
adjutant; Robert H. Lyddan, S-2 in
telligence officer; John A. Croghan.
communications officer, and Justin A.
Shook, reconnaissance of1cer. District
Reserve officers composing the staff Of
the headquarters battery and combat
train OF the I'd Battalion include Capt.
Thomas H Brown, who Ia in command,
and First Lieut.. Lyle 8. Motley and
Second Leuts. Donald p. Bush and
Fred M. Hakenjos.
Battery commanders of the I'd Bat
talon are Capts. Keith 3. Schwinley,
e Battery; William A. Roberts, p Bat
terry: Alfred S. Trask, @ Battery: and
First Lieut.. Stanley MCGEE. n Battery.
Cavalry Reserve officers Of the Dis
trict will meet at the Fort Myer Riding
Hall todsy at $50 am.
Lieut.. Col. @. B. Moore, Infantry,
viii conduct the 428th Infantry con-
ference tomorrow evening and the In
fantry conference Tuesday evening.
The Signal Corps meeting Is Thursday
evening, under the direction OF Mai.
w. r. Lansford, Signal Reserve, and
Capt II. Allison, Signal Corp. The
Chemical Warfare Service conference
IS Friday evening in room 3029, NUM-
tions Building. This meeting will be
conducted by Capt. Z. P. H. Gempel.
Chemical Warfare Service. Engineer
day evening. under the direction Of
Maj. j. D. Arthur. jr., Chemical Engi-
neers.
The following changes have been
made in the assignments Of Washing
ton Reserve officers: Maj. John c. Eek
hardt, Medical Reserve, who has been
promoted to the grade Of lieutenant
colonel. has been assigned to the 53d
oeoei0h tlOoPAedi Ii tuc CdpdCiIy O4
commanding officer. Lieut.. Col James
M. Hynes, Infantry Reserve, has been
relieved from assignment to the 41ath
Infantry eight tanks). Lieut.. Col.
Edgar G. Macdonald, Quartermaster
Reserve, Is assigned to the 515th Port
Battalion. Mai Charles p. Spence,
Quartermaster Reserve, Is assigned to
the 401st Service Battalion, while Mai.
Frank A. Frost, Finance Reserve, IL as
signed to the 62d Cavalry Division.
Lieut.. Col Edgar ]. Robertson, Air
Reserve, is detailed In the Inspector
Generals Department Reserve fer 4
period OF four years and Is assigned 10
the 13o0th Service Unit.
The Reserve Officers' Association win
hold their annual pre-lenten supper
dance at the Hotel Maynower February
28 at pm. All Reserve officers IN the
District Of Columbia are invited. Res
ervations should be made with either
Maj Charles Demonet chairman Of the
Committee on Arrangements, Room sos,
1913 Z street, or Capt. Gregori Cipriani,
secretary OF the committee. The dress
will be either the regulation uniform or
evening dress. Dancing viii start at
pm. and a collation. supper will be
served at 1l:l5 pm.
Among these who have accepted In
vitations include Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur, Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Guy v.
Henry. chief Of Calvary; Col. and Mrs.
w. w. McCammon, senior instructor
Maj. and Mrs. T. NJ Chanbliss. m
vitations have been sent to the chiefs
Of the various staff bureaus