Evening star., 1935-01-13
REM0UNT IS TOPIC
Of COL. SMALLEY
Lecture to Be Given Reserve
Quartermasters To-
morrow Evening.

Reserve quartermasters of the Dis
trict will meet tomorrow evening at
the Army Industrial College, when
Lieut.. Col. H. r. Smalley will lecture
on remount activities during peace and
war. Following the lecture films will
be shown, entitled Life at Riley" and
BLUE Grass and Blue Blood"
Air Corps Officers will hold their
conference Tuesday evening in the
Air Corps projection room. Capt. w.
v. Andrews will discuss formation
flying and methods Of approaching OBJ
jectives. At the Coast Artillery meet
ing the same evening at District Re-
serve headquarters Lieut.. Col. H. p.
Newton will discuss test mobilization.
The remaining three conferences
scheduled this week will all be held at
headquarters. Maj. S. Leroy Irwin
on Wednesday evening will speak to
the Field Artillery officers on the bat
talon reconnaissance, selection and
occupation of position, following which
will be a map maneuver; Thursday
evening Lieut.. Col. H. c. Dagley will
discuss at the Cavalry meeting troop
leading, and District ordnance officers
will meet Friday. when Maj. r. Marsh
will discuss the procurement district.
This will be an illustrated lecture.
Cavalry Reserve officers of the District
will meet at Fort Myer next Sunday at
8 o'clock for instruction in equitation
under the direction of Lieut.. Col. H.
c. Dagley.
The following have been appointed
officers in the Officers Reserve Corps:
Harry S. Douglas, first lieutenant in
the Medical Reserve; Nathan Deutsch,
second lieutenant, Adjutant Generals
Department Reserve: Harvey T. Leet,
second lieutenant, Infantry Reserve,
and Edmund H. Lloyd, second lieu
tenant, Engineer Reserve.
Maj Bennett A. Molter having been
promoted to the grade of lieutenant
colonel, is relieved from assignment to
the 9th Corps service command. Sec
ond Lieut.. John A. Croghan has been
promoted to first lieutenant. He will
remain assigned to the 913th Coast
Artillery (anti- aircraft. Maj. Samuel
B. Ginsberg. having been re-appointed
major in the Auxiliary Reserve, is re-
lleved from assignment to the 1300th
Service Unit. Maj. Matthew r. Beebe
is relieved from assignment to the
1920 Service Unit; Second Lieut..
Lewis A. Jackson is relieved from as
Signment to the 1301St Service Unit;
Second Lieut.. Henry Berk, Is relieved
from the lst Chemical Field Labora-
tory, and Second Lieut.. Richard l..
Solyom is relieved from the 913th
Coast Artillery. and assigned to 376th
Engineers.
as indicated: Maj. Jacob j. Jones, to
the 7th Veterinary General Hospital;
First Lieut.. Rexford c. Parmelee to
the 306th Cavalry; First Lieut.. Joseph
A. Ewing to the 862d Field Artillery:
First Lieut.. William j. Ruano to the
62d Cavalry Division Signal Troop;
Second Lieut.. Summer w. Dana to the
$3.50 Construction Battalion; Second
Lieut.. George F. WEIGH to the 428th
Infantry: Second Lieut.. Joe j. George
to the 42d Coast Artillery CRailway) :;
Capt. Donald o. Woolf, to the 1316th
Service Unit; Second Lieut.. Harold
X. Reifsnyder to the 44th Coast Artil-
lery (tractor drawn.
The following officers have been re-
lieved from assignment as indicated: !:
Lieut.. Col. William w. Nairn. jr., from
the 9l6th Coast Artillery (anti-aircraft)
and assigned to 622d Coast Artillery
(harbor defense); Maj. Arthur c.
Adair. from the 603rd Coast Artillery
(railway); Mai. George H. Crofton
from the 18th General Hospital; First
Lieut.. John M. Leach from the 62d
Cavalry Division and assigned to 30th
Ordnance Company: Second Lieut..
John E. Vacek from the 1313th Serv-
ice Unit; Second Lieuts. Edward B.
Danenhower and Raymond L. Taylor
from the 80th Division Finance Sec
ton; Second Lieut.. Eylmer T. Crick-
mer from the 318th Infantry; Second
Lieut.. Frederick NJ Hakenjos from the
9l3th Coast Artillery (anti-aircraft) .
Second LieutS. Arthur j. Cornelson,
Carl Drager and Edward F. Kent have
been assigned to the 320th Infantry.
Lieut.. Richard n. Wilmer is assigned
to the 622d Coast Artillery (harbor
defense).