Evening star., 1935-11-10
RESERVE OFFICERS
HAVE BUSY WEEK
Cavalry Group Meets at Fort
Myer Riding Hall Today
for Instruction.

A full conference schedule confronts
District Reserve officers this week.
Cavalry officers will meet at the Fort
Myer riding hall today at 9 am. for
instruction in equitation. under direc-
ton of Mai. j. c. Mullenix District
quartermasters will meet in room $3.50,
Munitions Building, Tuesday evening.
Lieut.. Col. j. E. Frink will conduct a
command post exercise. 4th Army,
following which Lieut. M. S. Dickson
will discuss map reading. Air Corps
officers will meet Tuesday evening in
the projection room. Office of the chief
of the Air Corps. Capt. w. E. Far
thing will discuss Army schools. Mil
itary intelligence officers will meet
Wednesday evening. Lieut.. Col C. NJ.
Thiele will conduct the senior group
meeting. when the use of intelligence
documents will be discussed. while
map reading will be discussed by Mai.
E. w. Leard at the Junior group meet
ing. Gene English will conduct an il
lustrated conference Thursday eve
ming on the development and employ
ment of tractors at the ordnance
meeting.
A Reserve officer will conduct the
3l5th Field Artillery meeting Thurs
day evening for the school of the SOL
dier, dismounted drill. ceremonies and
guard duty. Chemical warfare agents,
gas mask drill and chemical warfare
weapons will be taken up at the chem
ical warfare conference at Reserve
headquarters Friday evening.
New assignments involving District
officers have recently been authorized.
Thc following officers have been as
signed to the 320th Infantry: Capt.
James L. Brewrink. First Lieuts. Will
liam A. Robinson, jr, and Walter P.
Plumley (chaplain). and Second
Lieuts. William H. Downes, William
S. Hammers. jr.: Ralph w. Ruffner,
Robert B. Edwards, Francis Lee. Jo-
seph E. Johnston. Harry E. Lyman,
Samuel w. Marsh. Richard o. White
and Thomas F. Slaughter. jr. First
Lieut.. Albert B. Foltz has been as
signed to the 317th Infantry and
District Reservists assigned to the
318th Infantry include Second Lieuts.
Howard w. Smith, jr.: George Nc
Quilkin, Sd, and Richard A. Van
Cleave.
The following have been assigned
to the 3l3th Field Artillery regiment: {:
Capts. Preston LEG. Grover. Herman
T. johnson, William D. Mitchell and
Max A. Bradshaw; First Lieut.. Burton
o. Bush and Second Lieut.. Ernest -.
Randall. jr. Local officers assigned to
tn 3l5th Field Artillery regiment in
clude Capt. Leo J. Leonnig, First
Lieut.. Cecil r. Dean and Second Lieut..
Tat r. Wrathall. while First Lieut..
Connie v Southern has been assigned
to the l55th Field Artillery Brigade.
Other local assignments follow: Sec
ond Lieut.. Harry w. Wells to the 409th
Attack Squadron and Second Lieut..
William E. Powell, jr, to the 376th
Engineers.
District officers have been relieved
as indicated: Maj. Henry H. Chap
man, from the 305th Ammunition
Train; Maj. Oliver Mckee, jr., Capt.
John w. Mann and Second Lieut..
Erwin K. Rich from the 315th Field
Artillery; First Lieut.. Isaac w. Littell
from the 3l7th Infantry; First Lieut..
Warrington r. Saunders from the 8Oth
Signal Company; First Lieut.. Julian
dc Bruyn-Kops, Sd. from the 315th
Field Artillery; Second Lieut.. Fred
j. Maynard. from the 313th Field
Artillery; Second Lieuts. Thomas H.
Roth and Newton o. Wood. jr, from
the 320th Infantry. and Second Lieut..
Austin w. Day, from the 305th Ord
nance Company.