Evening star., 1936-09-13
RESERVE SCHOOLS
LIST INSTRUCTORS
Schedule Approved by Col.
WetheriII for Officers
Conferences.

structor of the Organized Reserves in
Washington. last week approved the
inactive duty conference scheduled
for District Reserve officers. This
schedule indicates the day of the
month on which the approximately
$500 officers of the District belonging
TO 16 arms and services will hold their
Institutional conferences throughout
the l936-1937 school year, which will
begin October / and terminate May
81.
Instructors of the various District
units now are engaged in the tedious
process of preparing the actual Sched-
lles and it is expected that the sub
5ects to be taken up at these confer
eficeS during the next eight months
will be announced in the near future.
The attendance record of the confer
ences held last year broke all previ-
Gus records, and the interest being
taken in the preparation of the 1886
81 school assemblies indicates that
last years attendance will be sur
passed.
During the 1867 school year the
is District arms and services will
meet on the following days of the
month:
Air Corps, in the projection room,
office chief of Air Corps, second Tues
day, Capt. H. MaXter, instructor;
Cavalry, first and third Thursdays,
Maj. j. c. MulleniX, Cavalry; Cavalry
equitation, Sundays following confer
ences, under direction of Maj. Mule
nix; Chemical Warfare Service, third
Friday, Capt. T. ]. Ford, C. w. S.:
Coast Artillery Corps, second and
fourth Tuesdays, Lieut.. Col Roy At
wood, c. A. c.: Engineers, second
Thursday, Maj. w. F. Heavey, c. E;
Field Artillery, first and third Wednes-
days, Maj. P. E. Vance, F. A.; 320th
Infantry, first and third Tuesdays,
Col. D. B. Grafton, Infantry; 428th
Infantry tcolored. first and third
Mondays, Maj. E. w. Leard, Infantry;
Judge Advocate Generals Department.
fourth Monday, Maj. w. A. Rounds.
!. A. G. D. injecting in office of the
Judge advocate general of the Army,
oOAo OO1lll NNOlIdl 1OCSl-
ment, first Friday, Col H. o. Woolley,
Medical Reserve; Military Intell-
gence, second Wednesday, Maj E. w.
Leard, Infantry; Ordnance Depart
ment, fourth Thursday, Lieut.. Col
C. H. Bandholtz, o. D.; Quartermaster
Corps, second and fourth Mondays.
Maj. H. Edward, @. M. c.; Signal
Corps, first Tuesday, Capt. P. K.
Wakeman, S. C.. injecting to be held
IN projection room, Office of the chief
signal officer of the Army, Munitions
Suilding): 1,300th Service Unit, sec
end Friday, Maj. c. H. Keck, and the
a.320th Service Unit. fourth Wednes-
day, Capt. D. G. White.
First Lieut.. Anthony T. Caruso.
Medical, 206 Seventeenth street north
east, has been ordered to active duty
with the Civilian Conservation Corps
for six months, beginning September
8. He has been assigned to C. C. c.
Company 1890. Camp P-52-Va., near
Salem, Va.
District officers now on active duty
with the Civilian Conservation Corps
have been continued on duty with
that activity for another six months
They include Capt. Stanley McGee
First Lieut.. Philip A. Degnan, First
Lieut. William E. Persons, jr., and
Second Lieut.. Henry B. Holman.
First Lieut.. George L. Hart. jr has
Seen promoted to captain and will re-
main assigned to the 3l4th Field Ar
tillery; Second Lieut.. Albert H. Jack
man, advanced to first lieutenant, will
remain assigned 10 the 3l3th Field
Artillery Second Lieut.. Philip N. Vas
bill, promoted to first lieutenant. will
semain assigned to the 80th Signal
Company.
Second Lieut.. Howard H. Sturdy was
Assigned to the 313th Field Artillery:
Second Lieuts. Samuel B. Atkins and
Peptha S. Rogers to the 320th Infan-
try; Second Lieut.. Courtney r. Dra-
per, relieved from assignment to the
e15th Field Artillery and assigned to
the 313th Field Artillery. First Lieut..
Wilbur S. Hinman, jr., having ac-
kepted reappointment in the Officers
Reserve Corps without privilege of as
signment or active duty, is relieved
from assignments to the 318th In
eAntry.