Evening star., 1934-04-01
CHAMBL|SS TO CO
TO WAR COLLEGE.
3C0th Infantry Instructor to
ReIinquish Reserve Post
During Summer.

KAJ. TURNER NJ. CHAM
M BLISS, Infantry, U. S. A.,
vV who has been serving as in
4 4 structor of the 300th In
fantry for the past two years,
will become student officer in the
1934-35 Army War College course
and will relinquish. his present duties
at local Reserve headquarters some
time during the Summer.
Every District unit of the Organized
Reserves will participate in the Army
day parade next Friday afternoon.
Maj. Gen. Paul B. Malone, command
ing general of the Sd Corps Area, of
which Washington is a part, will be
the grand marshal of the parade
The Reserve contingent of the pa
rade, under the command of Col
Leroy w. Heron, 3l3th Field Artil-
lery, will assemble at lis pm. next
Friday, south of E street southwest
between First street southeast and
New Jersey avenue. The prescribed
officers olive drab uniform will be
worn, consisting of the regulation
v,
yellow gloves, white shirt and collar
with black tie, boots and spurs for
mounted officers and shoes and
leather puttees for dismounted off,
GERS. District Reserve units partici-
pating in the parade, with their COM
manding officers indicated, include
the following: 320th Infantry, Col.
William H. England; 428th Infantry,
Col. West A. Hamilton; 313th Field
Artillery, Col. Leroy w. Heron; 315th
Field Artillery, Lieut.. Col Philip T.
Cole; 9l3th Coast Artillery anti
aircraft, Col. Robert r. Hendon, jr;
964th Medical Regiment, Col. Her
bert c. Woolley; 343d Engineers, Col.
John Stewart: 376th Engineers, Col.
Walter Mel. Wolfe; I'd squadron,
306th Cavalry, Maj. Geary F. Eppley;
SD Signal Troop, First Lieut.. Nor
man H. Evans; 80th Signal Company,
Capt. Wesley Cole, and the 407th
Pursuit Squadron. Unassigned Dis
trict Reserve officers Of all arms and
service are urged to participate In
the parade and should report at the
place of assembly.
Maj Turner NJ Chambliss will con-
duct the 428th Infantry conference at
headquarters tomorrow evening. He
will discuss the employment of sup
ports and reserves and counter at
tack. This same program will be
carried out Tuesday evening at the
320th Infantry meeting, which will
be in charge Of Maj. Chambliss.
Members Of the 3l3th Field Artil-
lery will hold their conference at
headquarters Wednesday evening
under Mai. S. LIE Roy Irwin, who will
discuss the preparation of plans for
support by a battalion. The lecture
will be illustrated.
Training management and the ma
chine gun troop will be the subject
Of the 306th Cavalry meeting, to be
held at headquarters next Thursday
evening. The conference will be con-
Quoted by Maj. E. W. Taulbee, Cav
airy, unit instructor of the regiment.
Medical officers of the 364th Med
ical Regiment will meet at headquar-
ters Friday evening. Col. Daniel D. v.
Stuart will discuss disqualification in
the theater of operations, and Lieut..
Col. j. d. Stout, Medical Reserve, will
lecture on the location, function and
administrative control of Army hos
pitals in the field.
Four District Reserve officers have
been ordered to active duty with the
Civilian Conservation Corps for a
period of six months: Capt. Clinton
j. Muncie, Capt. Albert H. Wait, First
Lieut.. Nat j. Wilson and Second
Lieut.. Charles A. Kengla.