Evening star., 1934-01-28
SERVICE PLANNED
FOR ANNIVERSARY
Founding Of 306th Cavalry Will
Be Remembered at Exer-
cises Here.

Exercises IN cOmmemOration of the
sixteenth anniversary of the formation
Of the 306th Cavalry. the I'd Squad
ron Of which is allocated to the Dis
trict of Columbia. will be held in the
afternoon and evening of February 6.
The exercises will consist of memorial
services which will be followed by
the runion and dinner. The memorial
services, to be held that afternoon at
the Washington Cathedral at o'clock,
will be attended by members of the
Military Affairs Committees of both
houses Of Congress, foreign military
attaches and other prominent citizens
Of the District
The reunion and dinner will be held
at the Army and Navy Club at $50
pm. the distinguished guests includ-
Ing 1ng the ssf5staTy Of fes war ot 5 DSus s
Gen. Paul B. Malone, commanding
general of the 3rd Corps Area Of
which washington Is a part, and 9TH
ers. The Districts squadron is COM
manded by Maj. Geary F. Eppley. while
the regiment Is commanded by Col.
John Philip Hill, former member of
Congress from Maryland. Members Of
the committee in charge Of the ar
rangements for the exercises include
Maj. Eppley, Lieut.. Ernest H. Daniel,
2l11 Nineteenth street northwest: Lieut..
Carroll Wright, 214 Massachusetts, ave-
nue northeast, and Lieut.. William I.
Irby. jr., 1725 Ianier place northwest.
Members or ex-members of the regi-
ment desiring to bring friends should
communicate with Lieut.. Wright.
Maj. William e. Brougher. Infantry,
70 70 al A,-f3
lery. will conduct the 42sth Infantry
Conference at District Reserve head
quarters tomorrow evening. A COM
bined meeting of the 32Oth Infantry
and the 313th Field Artillery will be
held at headquarters Tuesday evening.
District Cavalry officers will hold
their Instructional Conference at Re-
serve headquarters Thursday at 8 pm.
Capt. Edward A. Kane, First Lieut..
George E. Monk and Second Lieut..
Howard H. Ruppart will lecture.
District Medical Reserve officers will
meet at headquarters Friday evening.
Capt. c. r. Rector and Maj. E. c.
Morse will lecture.
District Reserve officers have been
assigned as follows: First Lieut. Will
liam F. Wendt to the 1304th Service
OuIC, CISG 44cuC. AOu1ueLluS M. OOuk.
aras, to the 54th Signal Battalion;
Second Lieut. Clark w. Coleman to
the SD Cavalry Division, Second
Lieut.. Don A. Jones to the 913th Coast
Artillery (anti-aircraft), First Lieut..
Frederick j. Schwaemle to the 409th
Attack Squadron.
The following Reserve officers are as
signed as follows: Second Lieut.. James
D. O'Neal to the 313th Field Artillery,
Second Lieut.. william H. Gilmore to
the 314th Field Artillery and Lieut..
Col. Philip p. Cole to the 315th Field
Artillery. The following officers have
been relieved from their assignments
as indicated: First Lieut.. Leon C..
Hills, Field Artillery Reserve, from the
305th Ammunition Train; Second Lieut..
Daniel p. McGregor, jr., Infantry Re-
serve, from the 320th Infantry; Second
Lieut.. Frederick McC. Morrison, In
fantry Reserve. from the 317th In
fantry, and Second Lieut.. Martin D.
Kirkpatrick, Field Artillery Reserve.
from the 313th Field Artillery.
Pvt. Edward d. Miller has been -.
signed to the 320th Infantry.