Evening star., 1935-04-07
RESERVE OFFICER
CAMP DATES SET
Conferences, Glasses and
Lectures for Week
Announced.

The 1885 Summer training camp
dates and places at which District Re
serve officers will undergo their active
duty training this Summer we're an
nounced last week. The 313th Field
Artillery, Col. Leroy w. Heron, COM
manding, will participate in the unit
training of the 155th Field Artillery
brigade at Fort Hoyle, Nd, from July
7 to 20. Active duty training for Of
ficers of the 343d Engineers and 376th
Engineers, both District Reserve regi-
ments, will be conducted at Fort
Belvoir, Va, in two group training
camps.
The first group. composed Of 81 Of
ficers, will be trained from July 81 to
August 8, while the second group,
Of 81 officers, will undergo training
from August 18 to 81. District off,
GERS of the 409th Attack Squadron,
composed of field and IS company
officers, will receive active training at
dates to be announced later. Three
field officers and eight captains Of the
320th Infantry will participate in the
school Of tactical exercises at Fort
Meade, Md, beginning July 81 and
concluding August 3.
Twenty-eight lieutenants of this
same regiment will undergo training
in the school Of infantry arms at Fort
Meade from August to II. Twenty
two officers of the 9l3th Coast Artil-
lery will participate in instruction of
Citizens Military Training Camp
training at Fort Monroe, Va, from
July 7 to 20, and % officers of the
622d Coast Artillery Regiment will be
on similar active duty at Fort Mon
roe from July 81 to August 3. Active
duty training for officers of the 306th
Cavalry will consist of Citizens Mill
tary Training Camp instruction at
Fort Myer, Va, from July to 20, and
from July 21 to August another in
crement of officers from this regi-
ment will participate in c. M. T. C.
training, also at Fort Myer. Members
Of the 428th Infantry will undergo
group training at Fort Howard, Nd,
from July z to 20.
Lieut.. Col. H. c. Dagley will conduct
the class in eQuitation for District
Cavalry officers today at the Fort
Myer riding hall at am. Capts.
A. w. Parker and W. L. BARLEY will
speak at the quartermaster confer
ence tomorrow evening. Maj. w. H.
Crom will address the Air Corps
meeting Tuesday evening in the
Munitions Building. Lieut.. Col. E. B.
Gray will lecture at the Coast Artil-
lery meeting Tuesday evening in the
Munitions Building. Lieut.. Col. ]. C.
Pegram will conduct the military in
telligence conference at headquarters
Wednesday evening. Maj. S. lie Roy
Irwin will address the 3l5th Field
Artillery meeting Thursday evening.
Maj. M P. Fox will speak at the
376th Engineers meeting Friday
evening.
Lieut. Col. H. C. Dagley who has
been on duty at District Reserve
headquarters for some time as unit
instructor of the I'd Squadron, 3O6th
Cavalry, was ordered last week to
the Inspector Generals Department,
effective July rs. He will be sue
ceeded at District Reserve headquar-
ters by Maj. John c. Mullenix. who
Is now on duty at the Army War
College.
District officers have been assigned
as follows: First Lieut.. Edward M.
Pickford. to 5lst General Hospital;
Capt. John M. Rae, to 66th Infantry
eight tanks: First Lieut. Russell M.
King, transferred from 622d Coast
Artillery (harbor defense), to 9l3th
Coast Artillery (antiaircrafD: Second
Lieut.. Henry c. Diltz, to 4osth Attack
Squadron, and First Lieut.. Carl
Trometre, who has been relieved from
assignment to the 666th Ordnance
company.