Evening star., 1933-10-22
Organized Reserves

Eight Institutional conferences will
compose the 1933-34 troop school sched-
ule of the 364th Medical Regiment,
Washingtons lone medical field regi-
ment, the first of which was held Oc-
tober 6 under the direction of Mai
Henry L. Kraft, who is now on R. o.
T. c. duty at Georgetown University.
The remaining seven conferences on the
schedule will be conducted by District
Medical Reserve officers. The schedule
will be as follows; November 3, organi
Zation. mission and function of the
medical regiment on the march, in
camp and during combat by Col. Au
gustus c. Gray. Medical Reserve; De-
cember l, the service company, system
of supply and functions in camp and
during combat by Capt Carroll R.
serve; January S. the collecting COM
pany of the medical regiment and tao
tical employment and function during
combat by Maj Lee c. Adcock. Medical
Reserve; February 2. the ambulance
company OF the medical regiment and
scheme of evacuation during combat by
Maj. Edward &c. Morse, Medical Re
serve. March 2, the hospital company
of the medical regiment operation in
camp and during combat by Capt. H.
j. Russell McNitt, Medical Reserve;
April (first part). disqualification in
the theater of operations by Col. Daniel
D. V. Stuart, jr., Medical Reserve; (sec-
ond part location. function and ad-
nlnistrative control of Army hospitals
in the theater of operations by Lieut.
Col. Joseph D. Stout, Medical Reserve
The concluding conference of the sea-
son will be held on May 4, under the
direction of Maj. Kraft, who will dis
cuss the organization and function of
the service unit. The use of Signal Corps
moving pictures Is contemplated during
the training year in conjunction with
several of the scheduled subjects listed
above. All conferences will be held at
District Reserve headquarters in the
Walker-Johnson Building, 1874 New
York avenue northwest.
Reserve QuartermasterS and Chemical
Warfare Service officers of the District
will hold a combined meeting tomorrow
evening at local Reserve headquarters
under the direction of Lieut. Col. Henry
R. Smalley, who will discuss the four
Army plan. On the same evening. District
Reservists of the Judge Advocate Gen
erals Department will meet in the office
of the Judge Advocate General of the
Army, Walker-Johnson Building, to
hear Maj. A. King discuss the law Of
public officers. Coast Artillery officers
will meet at headquarters next Tuesday
evening under the direction of Mai. M.
H. Brinkley and Lieut.. Col. Newton,
who will lecture on orientation, tactics
and technique of Field Artillery, while
on Wednesday evening Engineer Re-
servists of the District will meet under
the direction of Maj. j. D. Arthur, jr,
who will take up the duties of engineers
in attack and map maneuver Next
Thursday evening. the signal officer of
the Sd Corps Area will outline to Dis
trlct signal ofncerS the 1933-34 inactive
training schedule of this arm of the
service.
Seven officers of the Regular Army
have been detailed to part time duty at
District Reserve headquarters. They
will assist in the instruction of the
washington Reserves and will serve as
instructors during the 1933-34 troop
school year. They include Lieut.. COL
T.. D. Woodson. instructor of Medical
Corps: Maj. ]. D. Arthur jr.. instruc-
tor of Engineers; Maj. D. D. Eisen-
hover. instructor of infantry; Maj. H.
L. Kraft, instructor of Medical Corps;
Capt. T. j. Koenig, instructor Of Air
! Corps: Capt. L. H. Hewitt, instructor
| of Engineers; First Lieut.. F. Won H.
Kimble, instructor of Air Corps.
| Changes in the assignments Of Dis
| trict Reserve officers have been made as