Evening star., 1935-02-17
C. c. c. EXPANSION
CALLS RESERVES
1000 D. c. Officers May
Avail Selves of Service
Posts About March |.

In view Of the contemplated ex-
pansion Of the Civilian Conservation
Corps from eco 900. the present au-
thorized strength, to 100000, Col. w.
w. McCammon, senior instructor Of
the Organized Reserves in Washing
ton, has notified more than 1000
officers Of the District that active
duty with the Conservation Corps,
effective about March I, for period
Of six months will be available.
This active duty will be available
to all captains and neutenants Of the
combatant arms Of the Off1cers' Re-
serve Corps who are on the active
list in the following arms: Infantry,
Field Artillery. Coast Artillery Corps,
Cavalry, Air Corps, Signal Corps and
Engineers.
The 428th Infantry will discuss
tactics at their conference tomorrow
evening". the senior group meeting at
District headquarters under Maj z.
w. Leard, while the junior group will
assemble at the Howard University
Arnory under the direction of Mai.
William E. Brougher. These subjects
will be discussed by these same two
officers at the 320th Infantry meet
ing Tuesday evening, the senior g, CUP
meeting at District headquarters
while the junior group of officers will
meet at the Georgetown University
Armory. Maj. S. LIE Roy Irwin will
conduct an illustrative problem at
the Field Artillery conference We'd
| nesday evening on tactical fires in a
defense. The care of animals, by
First Lieut. E. H. Daniel, and COM
mand, staff and logistics, by Second
Lieut.. j. C. Grille, will be the SUBJ
1ects Of the Cavalry conference
Thursday evening. Cavalry Reserve
officers will meet at Fort Myer, Va.
next Sunday at am. for instruc.
tion in equitation under Lieut.. Col.
H. c. Dagley.
The following District officers have
been assigned to Washington units
of the 80th Division as follows: Mai.
Charles P. Kerr, First Lieuts Lester
L. Kornhauser, John A. Green. and
Second Lieuts. Floyd NJ Bunchman.
Richard p brennan. Harry z. EN-
merich. Frank P. Estes, Harvey r.
Leet, Raoul P. Lopez. Jose D. Or
landi and Raymond NJ. Peak to 320th
Infantry: First Lieut.. Washington I.
Cleveland to the 319th Infantry. First
Lieut.. Paul L. Fickinger and Second
Lieuts. .Lounsbury Branson, William
C. Welden and Frank j. Bane to the
3l3th Field Artillery; Second Iieuts.
Wayne c. Weaver and Julian De
Bruyn-Kops to the 3l5th Field Artil-
lery, jr.: Capt. Herbert NJ. Cass to
the 8oth Tank Company, Second
Lieut.. Nathan Deutsch to the ad-
jutant generals section, and Capt.
John T. Pearson to the Judge advo-
cate generals section. Maj. William
j. Wallingsford is assigned to the
18th General Hospital.
The following District Reserve ON.
GERS, having moved beyond the limits
Of the Sd Corps Area, have been re-
lieved from assignment as follows:
Capt. Albert G. De Queveio, First
Lieut.. Jesse F. Casey, from the 364th
Medical Regiment; First Lieut.. Robert
M. Olson, from Crailk General Hos
pital; First Lieut.. Robert w. Garret
and Second Lieut.. James A. Langen-
dorf, from 343d Engineers; First Lieut..
Thomas S. McMullan, jr., from 467tn
Motor Repair Section, and Second
Lieut.. Orley j. Mayf1eld, from 32d
Veterinary Station Hospital. First
Lieut.. Joseph L. Beriner has been as.
signed to the 364th Medical Regiment.