Evening star., 1934-09-23
RESERVE SCHOOL
SCHEDULE MAPPED
Fifteen Conferences Will Be
Held During New
Season.

The 1934-35 troop school schedule
for District Reserve officers was Off
cially maugurated last week with the
announcement by District Reserve
headquarters of the conference pro-
gram for officers of the Quartermaster
Corps.
A total of Is conferences will be held
during the period beginning october
and concluding May 27. Two as
semblies per month will be held dur
ing this eight-month period, with the
exception of December. Only one con-
ference will be held during that month
due to the holiday season. All con-
ferences will be held at District Re
serve headquarters, third floor, sixth
wing, Munitions Building.
At the first meeting. October g.,
Capt. Harvey Edward, @. M. c., will
give an outline of the course, follow
ing which Maj. T. P Heap, Infantry,
will discuss general situation of a
command post exercise. The re-
mainder of the seasons schedule. with
the date, subjects and instructors in
dicated, follow: October %. concen-
tration, by Capt. G. E. Clark, and
@. M. c. operations, by Maj. ]. L.
Frink; November II, supply in the
communications zone, by Maj. ]. A.
Porter, and supply in the combat zone,
by Maj. R. ]. Marshall; November 26,
motor transportation in theater Of op-
erations, by Maj. J. H. johnson, and
rail transportation in theater of op-
erations, by Maj C. L. Middleton;
December 10. organization and func-
tions of the Quartermaster Regiment,
by Capt. w. F. Campbell.
Remount operations will be the
subject of the first conference during
the 1885 calendar year. This meet
ing will be held January IA, Maj j. F.
Wall discussing purchasing and breed
ing, and Lieut.. Col. H. r. Smalley
speaking on animal replacement in
war. On January % Capt. E. T.
Foss will discuss the organization and
functions of the quartermaster gen.
erals Office, while Maj. F. j. Riley
will speak on the preparation of the
budget. A combined meeting will be
held on February IL and on February
25 Maj. H. D. F. Munnikhuysen will
lecture on War Department plans for
a mobilization of the Army of the
United States, following which Capt.
A. N. Caldwell will discuss the corps
area plan thereof. The remainder
of the schedule will be as follows:
March II, Quartermaster Corps
mobilization plan by Majs. Heap and
w. S. Kinney, and Capts. E. T. Foss
curement based on 1888 mobilization
plan, by Maj J. A. Mcdonald and
Capt. G. A. Horkan; April %, map
problem, by Capt. S. I. Zeider, and
principles and requirements, BY Capt.
Harvey Edward; May 13, map prob
lem, by Capt. Zeidner, and solution
by committees, by Capt. Edward. The
last conference of the 1934-35 con-
ference season will be held on May
81, just before the 1885 active duty
camp training, at which Capt. Ed
ward will conduct a general review
of the entire years work.
The following District officers have
been continued on active duty with
the Civilian Conservation Corps for
another six months period: Capts.
John P. Dean, William D. Davis
and Stanley MCGEE, Coast Artillery
Reserve; First Lieuts. Angel A. Car
dona, Maurice j. Kossow, Charles
c. Hageage and William G. Bewley,
and Second Lieuts. Carl G. Drescher
and Henry B. Holman.