Evening star., 1935-08-04
RESERVE ACTIVITY
NEAR CONCLUSION
Mobilization to Be Subject
of ID Days Training
of Officers.

trict officers for active duty training
with the 1305th Service Unit practical
ly marks the conclusion Of this Sum-
mer's active duty activity of District
Reserve units. Between now and the
first part of September there will prob
ably be sporadic assignments OF Dis
trict Reserve officers to active duty at
posts nearby. but the training in unit
groups of local Reserve regiments has
been practically completed. Mobiliza-
ton will be the subject Of the IA days
active duty training that will be pur-
sued by the District officers beginning
at Baltimore today.
Offlcers taking this training include
Lieut.. Coils. John v. Richards, Harry
w. Hart and Philip G. Murphy. Majs.
Raymond o. Eliason, Irving G.. Menik-
helm, Walter w. Weber, George z.
Anderson. William c. Mckee, Edward
A. Keys and Frank w. Mccarthy;
Capts. John H. Simons, Harry P.
Davis, Raymond S. Holt, Martin
Leatherman. Hugh H. Muir and
Granger G. Sutton; First Lieut.. Fred
erick w. Shuler and Second Lieut..
William H Emerson.
Also beginning active duty is Lieut..
Col. Heber H. Rice, judge advocate
general Reserve, Of Chevy Chase, Md.
He will report at the War Depart
ment tomorrow and will pursue his
active training in the ONCE of the
judge advocate general of the Army.
There are a number of other Dis
trlct officers now on active duty.
Chemical Warfare Service officers on
duty at Edgewood Arsenal, Md, in
clude Capt. Marshall j. Goss, First
Lieuts. Richard c. Darnell and Alex
ander ]. Stirton and Second Lieuts
Ray H. Nagel, Jason II. Byers, Floyd
z. Kurtz, Frank 3. Haskell and
Francis M. Hoffheins. Local officers
taking active training at Fort George
G. Meade. Md, include Capt. Albert
c. Reed, Infantry; First Lieut.. Harry
B. Orleans, medical. and First Lieut.
Jerome j. Rupert. Infantry. First
Lieut.. Edwin j. Laragay, medical, is
undergoing training at Fort Monroe,
Va, while Capt Carson McC. Borror,
an Engineer officer, is taking active
duty instruction at Fort Belvoir. Va.
Offlcers of the District who have
been ordered to active duty with the
Civilian Conservation Corps for a
period Of six months are Capts. John
A. Aman and Guy T. Bolton, First
Lieuts. D. Leslie Ebersole. jr.; Ma
than Glaubach, Lester j. Dugan and
Merle I. Corey and Second Eeuts.
Frank J. Bane. Melville M. Menefee
and Henry H. Waller, j..
The following have been continued
on active duty with the Civilian Con-
servation Corps for another six
months: Capts. Thomas A. Lane and
August F. Schimack, First Lieuts.
James D. De Marr, Lawrence L. Long,
Samuel z. McCrary, Paul Waterman,
Samuel M. Bageant, Henry Bernstein,
Thomas F. Collins. George S. Weber
and Second Lieuts. Frank J. Erwin
and George S. Rice.
District Reserve officers have been
assigned TO units as fellows: Capt.
Altus G. Moore and Second Lieuts.
Robert B. Scanland, Charles ".
Brown, jr.; Donald M. McKenney,
Merton B. Tice, Harold j. Burns,
Harry J. Cooksey, Paul D. Hinkel,
Thomas S. Hinkel, William Z. Nc
Callam and Vincent j. McManus, to
the 320th Infantry; First Lieuts. Je-
rome J. Rupert. Edward w. Solomon,
Laurence I. Hewes, jr., and Charles
B. Ross. to the 318th Infantry; Col.
Philip P. Cole and First Lieut.. How
ard T. Keiser, to the 315th Field
Artillery; First Lieuts. Joseph r. My
ers, Jake g. Lyons. James j. George
and Second Lieut.. Gus N. Conrad. to
the 313th Field Artillery; First Lieuts.
william L. Knott, Frank B. Schultz,
John M. Schultz. Maurice Van Kins-
bergen, William S. Francis and Will
liam A. Christian, jr., to the 305th
Medical Regiment; Second Lieuts.
Frank E. Evans, Watson NJ Frutchey,
Clark L. Miller and Potter B. Paige,
to the 409th Attack Squadron; Sec
ond Lieut.. Edmund T. German, to the
404th Pursuit Squadron; Second Lieut..
Howard G. Turner, to the 376th Engi-
neers; Second Lieut.. Frank Hargrove,
jr., to the 654th Ordnance Company,
and Second Lieut.. D. Mitchell. to
the 428th Infantry.