Evening star., 1935-09-22
OUARTERMASTERS
TO HOLD PARLEYS
Tentative Troop School
Schedule Starts First
Week in October.

The tentative troop school schedule
fol Reserve District quartermasters for
the 1856 school year, consisting of
IA assemblies, will begin the first week
in October and terminate April o.
Two conferences will be held each
month, the first of which is scheduled
for October 7, when Maj Harvey Ed
ward will give an outline of the course.
Quartermasters meet October 81. Maj.
H. J. Marshall will discuss supply and
logistics, 1st Army.
The remainder of the schedule will
be as follows: November II, command
post exercises, 4th Army. by Lieut.. Col,
j. L. Frink; November Is and De-
cember 8, map problem movement Of
an Infantry division by raiD, both by
Mai w. H. Sadler; December %,
Quartermaster Corps mobilization,
Capt. c. E. Clark; January 13. de-
velopment type plans for mobilization
shelter. Maj P J. Glandon; January
81, factors involved in the operation of
motor transport, Lieut.. Col. H. J.
Lawes, and preparation Of training
schedules for a quartermaster regi-
ment, Maj. c. l. Kephart; February
10. combined meeting; February "a,
problem in subsistence supply. Capt.
L. c. Webster, March 9. supply of a
regiment in combat zone. to include
front line troops, Capt NJ. E. Wilson:
March %, mobilization test problem of
a quartermaster zone. Maj. S. I. Zeid-
ner: April 13. construction pertaining
to Veterans Bureau. Majs. L. H. Rus
sell and w R. Metz. The concluding
quartermaster conference will be held
April o. Mai. Harvey Edward will
conduct a general review of the years
work.
A number of District Reserve officers
have been continued on active duty
with the Civilian Conservation Corps
for another six months. They include
Capts. LIE Roy H. Barnard, Alvin T.
Basford. First Lieuts. James R. Bar
rick, John A. Connolly and Second
Lieut.. Cary l. Crockett, all Infantry
Capt. Albert H Wait, A. c.; Capts.
William H. Gill. Clinton j. Muncie
and First Lieut.. Macon G. Williams,
all Engineer Corps officers: Capt. Ken
meth NJ. Uglow and First Lieut.. Robert
B. CurtiSs, both Cavalry; First Lieut..
John A. Croghan. Coast Artillery
Corps; First Lieut.. John H. Stokes and
Second Lieut.. Richard A. Dlmon, both
Field Artillery. and First LieutS. Ed
ward G. Cannon and Max E. Feld-
man, both medical officers.
Additional District officers have been
ordered to active duty for period of
six months with the Civilian Conser-
vation Corps. They include Capts.
James F. Howard, Napoleon H. Stan
ton, both chaplainS; Orville F. Sande-
fur, Infantry; Walter w. Woodruff,
Cavalry, and Elmer c. Woods, C. A. c.;
First Lieuts. Charles A. Kengla, Robert
W. Lockridge and Howard E. HaSSler,
all Infantry; William B. Marsh, chap
lain: William H. Warren, Calvary, and
the following medical first lieutenants:
James ]. Vanderbeck. Ashley o.
Thomas, William L. Knott, James M.
Suter and Maurice E. johnson.
W. INSAuldA IA lAAy pAAASSAo A4o'S
been detailed as unit instructors of
District Reserve units. Lieut.. Col.
Roy S. Atwood relieves Lieut.. Col.
E. B. Gray as unit instructor of the
913th Coast Artillery (anti-aircraft)
and the 622d Coast Artillery (harbor
defense). Second Lieut.. M. Scott
Dickson will assume unit instructor
duties with the 688th Motor Transport
Company, 639th Motor Transport
Company, 757th Salvage Company,
734th Laundry Company and the 409th
Service Battalion.
First Lieut.. Joseph H. Church of
the 9l3th Coast Artillery (anti-
aircraft) began last week at the Coast
Artillery School, Fort Monroe, Va, the
eight-week course of instruction in the
Reserve battery officers course.