Evening star., 1935-04-28
COL. HARTSH0RN
DUE HERE June IS
To Assume New Duties as
Executive for Reserve
Affairs.

Col. Edwin S. HartShorn, Infantry,
now on duty with the 7th Infantry,
Vancouver Barracks, Washington, will
arrive here June IS and the latter
part of that month will assume the
duties of executive fer Reserve af-
fairs in the War Department. He
will relieve Brig. Gen. Charles D.
Heron, U. S. A.. who will relinquish
these duties on June 27 and proceed
to Chicago. where he will take COM
mand of the 9th Field Artillery Brl-
gade.
Col. w. w. McCammon, Infantry,
senior instructor of the Organized
Reserves in Washington, announced
last week the 1885 active duty sched-
ule for District Reserve officers. Two
training camps will be held for Dis
trict officers of the 320th Infantry,
Field Artillery, and Coast Artillery.
Three field officers and eight captains
of the 320th Infantry will receive
active training in the school OF
tactical exercise at Fort George G.
Meade. Md, from July 81 to August
8, while the I'd Infantry camp.
composed of % company officers, will
train in the School Of Infantry Arms
at Fort Meade, beginning August 4
and concluding August II.
Seven field officers and five" COM
pany officers of the 155th Field Ar
tillery Brigade, composed Of the 3l3th
Field Artillery, 3I5th Field Artillery
and the 3O5th Ammunition Train,
win train at Fort Meade from July
81 to August 8. The unit training
of this Field Artillery brigade. COM
posed of / field officer and As com
pany officers. will be conducted at
Fort Hoyle. Md, from July to 20.
One field officer and 81 company
officers of the 9l3th Coast Artillery
(anti-aircraft) will train Citizens
Military Training Camps at Fort
Monroe, Va, from July z to 20, and
Immediately following this camp one
field officer and 81 company officers
of the 622d Coast Artillery (harbor
defense) will be used in this same
capacity at Fort Monroe from July 81
to August 3.
Two company officers of the 462d
Armored Car Squadron will receive
training at Fort Myer. Va. from
August to II.
Three field officers. 81 company Off
GERS, one medical officer. one dental
and one chaplain of the 428tn and
429th Infantry regiments, will receive
active duty training from July to
20 at Fort Howard, Md. Applica-
tions for active duty training this
Summer from other District officers
must be made by written request aid
be on file at District Reserve head
quarters by May 20, 1885.
District officers of the 313th Field
Artillery will hold their conference
at headquarters Wednesday evening
under Maj. Irwin. Lieut.. Col. H. C..
Dagley will conduct the cavalry con-
ference Thursday evening. Medical
officers of the District will meet Fri
day evening under Col. Woolley. Lieut..
Col. H. C. Dagley will conduct cavalry
officers next Sunday in the riding hall
at Fort Myer at 9 am.
The following District Infantry
officers have been assigned to the
320th Infantry: First Lieut.. John E.
Cudd and Second Lieuts. Henry r.
Dame, Alfred W. Lewis, Allan C..
Schieck, John H. Scott, Sanford S.
Davis, Herman M. Haag, Paul p
Byrne, Richard Seawell and George
o. Weber. Other District officers as
signed include Maj. Grover c. Davis,
Cavalry. to the 307th Cavalry: Second
Lieut.. Donald B. Williams, Field Ar
tillery, to the 305th Ammunition
Train, and Second Lieut.. Charles A.
Graham, Field Artillery, to the 315th
Field Artillery,