Evening star., 1935-12-15
RESERVE OFFICERS
/. PARLEYS PLANNED
Members of 428th and
429th Infantry Meet To-
morrow Evening.

1nSCTuCClOndl conferences 10 DC Helu
this week by District Reserve officers
will conclude these weekly assemblies
for the 1885 calender year. Members
of the 428th and 429th Infantry will
meet at headquarters tomorrow eve
ming. Maj. C. C. johnson will conduct
a map problem and discuss battalion
in attack. District Infantry officers
will meet Tuesday evening in the
C. C. c. Recreation Hall. west end
Of Arlington Memorial Bridge. Chem
ical Warfare Service officers will hold
conference this same evening at
headquarters, Mat c. L Marriott dis
cusSing chemical warfare agents and
gas mask drill and Capt. T. J. Ford
speaking on the technique of fire and
chemical warfare agents.
The school of the cannoneer, firing
| battery, and training in individual
duties will be the subject of the 3l3th
Field Artillery conference, at head
quarters Wednesday evening. District
Cavalry officers will meet Thursday
evening under the direction of Lieut.
Col. A. C. Mcbride. who will discuss
Field Artillery, its organization, char
acteristics and functions and its rela-
tion to cavalry. Signal officers will meet
this same evening. Maj. w. r. Lans-
ford will lecture on mobilization
processing and supply Of draftees dur
ing mobilization. This meeting will be
held in the Signal Corps projection
room. Munitions Building. Maj. Charles
H. Keck, assistant ordnance ofncer OF
the Sd Corps Area, will discuss War
Department mobilization plans and
mobilization regulations at the l300th
service unit conference Friday evening
District Cavalry officers will meet next
Sunday at 9 am. at Fort Myer fol
instruction in equitation under Maj
Mullenix.
District officers have been assigned
to units as follows: First Lieuts. Wal
ter H. McEldowney. Leo F. Malone
Stanley j. Marsden, William S. Eisen'
lohr. jr.. and Second Lieuts. Richard
H. Holmes. Emerson r. Parker, Car
]. Matthews, Hamilton H. Phelps, MaS
L. Wolf, and Henry H. Crum to thu
320th Infantry; First Lieut.. Septimu!
B. Sightler and Second LieutS. Thoma:
BrashearS, jr., and Clarence D. War
nick to the 3l9th Infantry; Second
Lieut.. Henry Ashton to the 155tf
Field Artillery Brigade; Seconc
Lieut.. Evert D. Lybbert to the 305tr
Ammunition Train; Second Lieut. st
Julien P. Rosemond to the 3l5tf
Field Artillery; Lieut.. Coils. John T
Ashton and Franklin B. Pedrick
Capts. james H. Dunham and Eli!
R. johnson to the 1307th Service
Unit; Majs. Elmer M Jones anc
Walter w. Weber, Capts. Alfred C
Frodel, Adam j. Hoffman, Tracy E
Huber, Alfred B. Hurley and John B
Rooney; First Lieuts. Leo l. Donovan
Frank w. Govern, Malcolm D. Harri'
son, James P. Kane and Howard
Katzman, and Second Lieuts. JOSEPH
w. Grim. William N. Martin, Ernes
L. 'Minott, Murnal Read. Max L
Shulman. William B. Smith and AL
son H. Wheeler, all assigned to thu
13llth Service Unit, and First Lieut.
George o. Bond to the 409th Attach
Squadron.
The following District oficers havt
been relieved from assignment Il
units as indicated: MATS. Milton J
Landvoigt and Welton A. Snow, Capt
Wilbur B. Carpenter and SeconC
Lieuts. Edward G. Bowers, Alfred S
DeArgo and Jess w. Snyder from thC
1302d Service Unit: Lieut.. Col. George
Dobert. First Lieut.. Myer Alpher anc
Second Lieut.. Charles F. Buck from
the l303d Service Unit; Capt. Viii
liam G. Negus and Second Lieuts
Richard J. Calvin and John B. Nc
Connell from the 13o4th Service Unit
First Lieut.. Vernon Reid from tht
1309th Service Unit: Col. Philip F
Cole from the 315th Field Artillery
Second Lieut. Henry L. Butler, jr.
from the 3l8th Infantry, and SeconC
Lieuts. Robert A. Dunnigan and Sam.
uel w. Marsh from the 320th Infan.
try. Col. Thompson Short is relieved
from assignment with 622d Coast Ar.
tillery (harbor defense), and is as.
signed to the 913th Coast ARTILLERY
(anti-aircrafD. Mai. Peter L. Rob.
inson, having been transferred to tht
inactive Reserve, is relieved from as.
signment to the 428th Infantry.
Another District officer. First Lieut.
Max H. Cohen, Medical, has been or,
dered to active duty for six months
with the Civilian Conservation Corps
His active duty assignment will taxi
him to c. c. C. Company 326. CamI
S-52-Md., New Germany, Garret
County, Md. The following Medica
officers of the District have been con,
tinued on active duty for another 81,
months with the Civilian Conserva.
ton Corps: First Lieuts. Arthur E
Cliff, Stanley J. Gordon and George
J. Hageage.