Evening star., 1934-09-16
RESERVES AWAIT
DUTY SCHEDULES
Local Headquarters to Ar
range Details of Dis
trict Units.

A number of details remain to b.
ironed out before District Reserv'
headquarters will be ready to an.
nounce the 1934-5 inactive dut.
schedules Of the several District units
Col. w. w. McCammon, Infantry
senior instructor of the Washington
Reserves, and his group Of officers or
duty at Washington headquarters
are approving the various schedules
1t is expected all of the schedules
will be ready for publication withir
the next two weeks. The first con-
ference will begin around the first
of October.
Several changes have been made
in the tentative conference schedule
announced in this column q week OF
so ago. Under the change, officers oi
the Military Intelligence Department
have been given two meetings pei
month instead of one. This group
of officers will meet on the second
and fourth Wednesday of each
month. Instead of meeting on the
fourth Wednesday of each month
the 343d Engineers, of which Maj
Russell NICK. Harrington, c. E., is
unit instructor, will assemble al
headquarters on the fourth Friday
evening Of each month for their con-
ference. The 376th Engineers, OF
which Maj. Harrington is the unit
instructor, has been allotted the Sec
ond Friday Of each month to meet
at headquarters. Maj. Harrington
who relieved Maj. j. D. Arthur, jr.
c. E., as unit instructor of these two
District Engineer regiments, Is reg.
ularly assigned to the Army Engi-
neer reproduction plant, Army War
College.
Maj. Henry l.. Kraft, who for the
last four years has been unit if1struc-
tor of the 364th Medical Regiment
will be relieved Of this duty upon
the expiration of his present leave OF
absence. His next assignment will
take him on foreign service.
Capt. Roy D. Burdick has been de-
ignated as unit instructor of the
627th Engineer Regiment and the
1308th Service Unit.
The following changes In the as
signment Of District officers have beer
made: Maj. John A. Boston trans
ferred to the 73d General Hospital
Capt. Harry M. Wheeler transferred
to the 364th Medical Regiment, Capt
Arval L. Anderson assigned to the
18th Infantry, First Lieut.. Claude T.
Farebee assigned to the 428th Infantry
Medical Detachment, Second Lieuts
Frank A. Hoke and william P. Hurley
assigned to the 313th Field Artillery
Second Lieuts. Ralph Jacob and
Charles w. Morgan assigned to the
320th Infantry.
The following officers have been re-
lieved from assignment to District
units: Capt. William r. Russell and
Second Lieuts. Joseph M. Decker
George P. Ferebee and Victor ]. Sam
son from the Sd Coast Artillery dis
trict; Maj Simon H. Karpeles from
the 73d General Hospital, Capt. Harry
B. Myers from the 1301st Service Unit
First Lieut.. John B. Whitman from
the 4o4th Attack Squadron and Sec
ond Lieut.. Lewis T. Green from the
428th Infantry.
DR.. Myer Miller has been appointed
a first lieutenant in the Medical Corps
Reserve. Capt. Edgar P. Allen has been
assigned to the staff of the 80th Divi-
sion. Second Lieut.. James j. Shan
ley, who has been promoted to the
grade of first lieutenant, will remain
assigned to the 343d Engineer Regi-
ment.
First Lieut.. Samuel M. Klein and
First Lieut.. Alfred G. Lehman will be
continued on active duty with the
Civilian Conservation Corps for an
other six months period. Both off,
GERS are on duty with forestry COM
panies In Pennsylvania. First Lieut..
William j. Ruano has been trans
ferred from the 1301st Service Unit Of
the Sd Corps Area Service Command
to the 62d Cavalry Division.