Evening star., 1934-05-20
Gen. Bash to GiUe
Talk at Reserve
o. NJ. Conference
Years Work Will Be Re-
Uie,Ued by Maj. Co,Ules
at Cosmos Club.

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the Army, Maj. Gen. Louis H.
Bash, will be the guest speaker
L tomorrow evening at the con-
ference of District Reserve
quartermasters, at the Cosmos Club.
A general review Of the work covered
during the school year will be pre-
sented by Maj. D. H. Cowles. There
will be sound motion pictures. Brig
Gen. William E. Horton, U. S. A., re-
tired, will preside.
The judge advocate general con-
ference scheduled for tomorrow eve
ming, has been postponed until the
evening of June 4. Maj. E. B. Gray
will conduct the Coast Artillery con-
ference at Reserve headquarters Tues
day evening. He will speak on the
organization of the Infantry division
Members of the 343d Engineers will
meet at headquarters Wednesday eve
ming under the direction of Col. Har-
rison Brand, jr, who will discuss the
duties of engineers in withdrawal.
Infantry drill, parades and ceremonies
will be the subject of the Signal Corps
conference to be held next Thursday
evening in the Signal Corps projection
room, Munitions Building. The meet
ing will be conducted by Capt. H.
Allison, S. G.
Several Reserve officers Of the Dis
trict have been continued on active
duty with the Civilian Conservation
Corps for another six months. All
will complete this active duty in De-
cember. They include First Lieuts.
George L. Ball, Arthur E. Cliff, STAN
ley j. Gordon, Nelson T. Murray,
Henry Rabnowitz, Frank A. Susan
and Second Lieut.. Douglas Mac
Arthur, ID
New assignments of other District
Reserve officers are as follows: Capt.
William H. Baker and Second Lieut..
Joseph M. Decker, to the 9l3th Coast
Artillery tanti-aircraft); Second Lieut..
Charles K. Brown, relieved from 913th
Coast Artillery regiment; Capt. Law
renee Higgins, to Headquarters Bat
terry 155th Field Artillery brigade;
Second Lieut.. Stephen J. McDonough.
to the 3l5th Field Artillery.
The following second neutenants Of
the District are assigned to the 320th
Infantry: William Mace. Churchill,
Charles w. Koester. Russell P. Kra-
mer, Vern M. Smith, Walter L. Nc
Caddon, Robert A. Maxwell, Hender-
son A. Melville and Alex E. Susong.
Having been relieved from assign
ment to the Both Division, the fol-
lowing Washington Reserve officers
are relieved from the 320th Infantry:
Second Lieuts. Wilfred P. Tiencken.
Hollie D. Custer, Frank c. Summers,
John P. Smith, jr., and First Lieut..
Peronneau r. Chaplin.
District officers promoted include
the following: First Lieut.. Harvey E.
Kaufman, to be captain. He will re-
main assigned to the 80th Signal
Company. Second Lieut.. Eldon P.
Baker. who has been promoted to first
lieutenant, will remain assigned to
the 320th Infantry. First Lieut.. Ar
thur Skarry, who has been promoted
to the grade of captain, will remain
assigned to the 3l7th Infantry. Sec
ond Lieut.. Edward M. Perkins, hav-
ing been promoted to first lieutenant,
will remain assigned to the 3O6th
Cavalry.
Maj. John w Pope, jr., is assigned
to the 1905 Service Unit. Second
Lieuts. Mark D. Hollis, jr.; Frederick
P. Mayors and Daniel j. Leary are
assigned to the 306th Cavalry; Sec
ond Lieuts. David NICK. Greer and
Furman P. Lyle, assigned to the 582d
Ordnance Company, 62d Cavalry Di-
vision; Capt. John F. Clagett assigned
to the 306th Cavalry; First Lieut.
James P. Butcher, relieved from as
signment to the 313th Field Artillery,
and Second Lieut.. Ralph H. Kelson,
relieved from assignment to the 305th
Ammunition Train.