Evening star., 1934-06-03
OFFICER TRAINING
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Opportunity to Be Given Re-
cent R. O. T. c. Graduates
of District.

Funds that will be available for the
approaching active-duty training will
permit only a small group Of field ON
GERS from the District to undergo this
practical camp experience. At least
90 per cent of the total number of
Reserve officers ordered to active duty
will be Of company. battery or troop
grades, and priority in active duty
training will be given to those Reserve
officers Of the arms whose assignments
are in the initial mobilization. In Sc
lecting District Reserve officers for
14-day training this Summer, every
opportunity will be afforded recent
graduates Of the r. o. T. c. to un-
dergo this training. Eighty per cent
Of the total number of Reserve officers
undergoing active training this year
will belong to the arms.
Priority in selection of the author
lied 10 per cent Of field officers who
will attend camp will be given to the
senior officer of the District regiments
scheduled to be trained as a unit, and
preference will be given to those off,
GERS who have been pursuing satisfac-
torily the inactive-duty training con-
terences. Washington units that will
undergo active-duty training this Sum-
mer as regimental organizations in
clude the 320th Infantry, 3l3th Field
Artillery. 364th Medical Regiment,
343d Engineers, 376th Engineers, 913th
Coast Artillery, I'd Squadron Of the
306th Cavalry and the 428th and
429th Infantry. It will be another
lean year for reserve training, but as
many District Reserve officers will be
trained as funds will permit.
Second Lieut.. Francis w. Glaze has
been promoted to first lieutenant, and
will remain assigned to the Chemical
Warfare Section Of 80th Division
Headquarters. Second Lieuts. Charles
A. Kengla and Howard E. Hassler
have been promoted to first lieuten-
ants. They will remain assigned to
the 320th Infantry.
The commissioned personnel of
Washington's single medical regiment,
the 364th, has been augmented by the
assignment Of number OF local off,
GERS to this unit. They include First
Lieuts. Virgin j. Dorset, Hilton D.
Haines. George W. Reeves, Henry L.
Peckham, jr.; 1sidore Shulman and
James M. Suter. Other Washington
medical officers and their new assign
ments are: First Lieut.. Edwin H. De
Kleine to the 208th General Hospital.
First Lieut.. Robert Lat. Cavenaugh
to the 13o5th Service Unit, First
Lieuts. Francis c. Altman and Ben
jamin J. Mundell to the 208th Gen.
eral Hospital, First Lieut.. Harold r.
Downey to the 29th Surgical Hospital,
First Lieut.. Max z. Feldman to the
86th General Hospital and First Lieut..
Ralph B. Garrison to the 13o1st Serv-
ice Unit.
The following second lieutenants Of
Infantry Reserve have been assigned
to the 425th Infantry Gight Tanks ::
Hastings Wyman, Francis M. Shull,
Robert w. Hall, John c. Kelly. Gregor
T. Kramm. jeremiah J. O'Connor and
Alfred Cottrell. New assignments Of
District officers, all second lieutenants,
include the following: John G. Brun-
ner and Isham w. Mann, jr., to the
l30Sth Service Unit; Meyer A. Baskin
and Herbert J. Iidof to the l328th
Service Unit: Francis J. Rhody, jr., to
the 9l3th Coast Artillery "a. Al;
Charles Maylon to the 503d Port
Headquarters; Theodore L. Bowes to
the 513th Port Headquarters: Joseph
r. Vensel TO the l308th Service Unit,
and John z. Walker to the l3o8th
Service Unit.
The following officers have been re-
lieved from their assignments as indi-
Gated: First Lieut.. David E. Donley,
from the 305th Engineers; Second
Lieuts. Robert L. Clifford and George
w. Lawson, from the 313th Field Ar
tillery; Second Lieut.. Jacob M. Lutz,
from 306th Cavalry; Second Lieut..
Darrell F. L. Kull, from the 322d Sig
nal Battalion.
The following have been assigned to
District regiments: Capt. Milton r.
Scott, to the 315th Field Artillery:
First Lieut.. Walter D. McCloud and
Second Lieuts. Charles Spork, William
H. Quealy and Isadore Fein, to the
320th Infantry. Pvt. James K. Guth-
RE has been assigned to the 32oth
Infantry.
Sound training films will feature the
3l3th Field Artillery conference We'd
nesday at pm, in the auditorium.
Potomac Electric Power Co. Building,
Tenth and E streets, to which the
officers Of the 320th Infantry have
been invited. Following the meeting
there will be an informal entertain-
ment. Col. Leroy w. Heron is the
reglmental commander Of the 313th
Field Artillery.