Evening star., 1933-03-26
Organized Reserves

District Reserve officers of field grades
who have served one five-year period
without eligibility for assignment, active
duty, or promotion in peace time are
not eligible for reappointment in the
same status and will not be reappointed
unless eligibility is established for re-
appointment with full privileges. Some
District Reserve officers of field grades,
now nearing the completion of their
five-year periods, were reappointed
without assignment, active duty. or
promotion privileges prior to the pro-
mitigation in December, 1928. of authori-
zation for each chief Of arm or service
and each corps area commander to
certify for reappointment on an eligible
status those Reserve officers whose work
in civil life qualities them for the work
they would be required to perform in
time of emergency.
On the recommendation Of the
Surgeon General of the Army. the fact
that some District Reserve officers Of
field grades of the Medical Department
are serving in a status of ineligibility
for assignment. active duty. or promo
ton will not of itself be considered as
bar to certification for reappointment
with full privileges under the provisions
Of paragraph %, Army regulations No.
1905. This has particular application
to those whose records indicate that had
there been authority for such certiflca-
ton at the time of their current re-
appointment. they would now be in the
status of eligibility for assignment,
active duty and promotion in peace
time.
Reserve quartermaSters of the District
will hold their instructional conference
tomorrow evening at local Reserve head
quarters under the direction of Capt
William c. HUT. He will be followed
by Capt. F. V. Fitzgerald. officers of
the Judge Advocate Generals Depart
ment will meet at headquarters tomor-
row evening under Maj. M. c. Cramer.
Maj. E. B. Gray will conduct the Coast
Artillery meeting at headquarters Tues
day evening. Air Corps reservists of the
District will meet Tuesday evening
under the supervision of Capt. G. c.
Kenney. Signal Corps officers will hold
their conference at headquarters Thurs
R. w. Strong. Maj. Strong will be fol-
lowed by Maj. G. N. Church and Lieut..
J. E. Heinrich. both Signal Reserve
officers. Chemical Warfare Reserve
meets at headquarters Friday evening
under Lieut.. Col. c. R. Alley.
Capt Charles M Neff. Judge Advo-
cate General Reserve. and Capt Hallock
P Long Field Artillery Reserve. have
been advanced to the grade Of maj jor.
The former will remain assigned to the
Judge Advocate Generals section of
80th Division headquarters, while the
latter will remain assigned to the 313th
Field Artillery. First Lieut.. Granger G.
Ittn TY,fo r1t u-h no
promoted to captain, will remain as
signed to the 320th Infantry, while
First Lieut.. Alvin T. Basford. Infantry
Reserve. will be relieved from assign
ment to that same regiment. Second
Lieuts. Harold w. Lady and William I.
Russell, both Infantry Reserve. have
been promoted to first lieutenants. Both
will remain assigned to the 320th In
fantry.
The following officers have been as
signed to the 80th Division: Capts.
Frederick S. Lee, Field Artillery Reserve;
First Lieut.. Sterling P. Eagleton, In
fantry Reserve.