Evening star., 1934-03-11
RESERVES URGED
TO TAKE COURSES
Enrolment in Special Train
ing Glasses Asked by
Headquarters Group.

Reserve officers of Washington and
vicinity who, due to their civilian
pursuits have been unable to be active
In Reserve matters during the period
OF their current appointment, are
urged by District Reserve headquarters
to enroll in the extension courses and
attend the instructional conferences
regardless of branch Approximately
nine months prior to the expiration
of their f1ve-year appointment, Sd
Corps Area headquarters complies
summary of each Reserve officers ac-
tivity during that period and notifies
each member as to the exact number
of credit hours earned, the date of
expiration of their appointment, and
requests that they submit report of
physical examination on form 63,
Adjutant Generals Office. In any
case regardless of their status, the
report of physical examination is
mandatory. and if not submitted as
required, the current appointment is
allowed to terminate and new COM
mission will not be issued. District
officers may undergo their physical
examination before any reputable
physician. but medical officer of the
Regular Army, Navy, Marine Corps,
National Guard, Organized Reserves,
or Public Health Service. is preferred,
in the order named. Appointment for
this examination can be made with
Capt. A. W, Splitter of Headquarters
Company, 1900 C street.
District Reserve quartermasters will
hold their instructional conference at
local Reserve headquarters tomorrow
evening. Mai. R. j. Littlejohn will
discuss the War Department budget
and Maj. F. j. Riley, Q. NJ. c.. will
lecture on the Quartermaster Corps
budget.
Two conferences will be held Tues
day evening. Air Corps officers will
meet in the projection room, office of
the Chief of Air Corps, Munitions
Building, under Capt. T. J. Koenig,
who will discuss the air force. Maj.
F. NJ. Scowden, who will conduct the
Coast Artillery meeting. to be held at
headquarters, will discuss procurement
and supply for the Civilian Conserva-
ton Corps.
Col H. T. Bull will conduct the
military intelligence meeting at head
quarters Wednesday evening. He will
speak on the geographic branch of
the Military Intelligence Division.
District Cavalry officers will meet at
headquarters Thursday evening under
Maj. E. w. Taulbee, who will discuss
military law and courts martial. Men,
bers of the 376th Engineers will meet
this same evening in room 1868 of the
Navy Building, under the direction of
Maj. J. D. Arthur, jr He will con-
duct a map maneuver and will take
up the service company of combat
regiment.
A class in equitation for District
Cavalry officers will be held next Sun
day morning at Fort Myer, Va, by
Maj E. w. Taulbee.
Two District officers ordered to ac-
tive duty with the Civilian Conserva-
tion Corps for period of six months
are Capt. August F. Schimmack
and First Lieut.. George S. Weber.
In addition, officers continued on
active duty with the Civilian Con-
servation Corps for another six
month period, the termination of this
duty being indicated, are First Lieut..
Samuel M. Klein, September "a; First
Lieut.. Edward G.. Cannon. September
80; First Lieut.. Major S. Foster, Sep
tember 30; Second Lieut.. William H.
Crawford, September II; Second Lieut..
John A. Connolly, September %, and
Second Lieut.. Cary l. Crockett, jr.,
September 23
Capt. Richard G. McCabe is as
signed to the l323d Service Unit; First
Lieut.. James A. Hickey, Ordnance Re-
serve, is assigned to the 18th Ordnance
Depot (R. A. -; Second Lieut.. Will
liam G. Rose is assigned to the 1st
Chemical Field Laboratory.