Evening star., 1937-03-28
RESERVE OFFICERS
TO Be IN PARADE
Washington Units to Take
Part in Army Day
Observance.

Officers of Washington units Of the
Organized Reserves will participate in
the Army day parade on April 6,
The parade will consist of five divi-
| slons, with the Organized Reserves
comprising the Sd Division, Of which
Brig. Gen. Albert L. Cox, l55th Field
Artillery Brigade, has been desig-
mated marshal. Gen. Cox's staff will
be composed Of Lieuts H. H. Hartley
and A. S. De Agro. Led by the l55th
Field Artillery Brigade (3l3th and
3l5th Field Artillery, the order Of
march OF the Reserve contingent I'D
Diyision) in the parade will be as fol-
lows 320th Infantry, 306th Cavalry,
913th Coast Artillery, 343d Engineers,
l320th Service Unit and the 376th
Engineers. The miscellaneous group
Of District Reserve officers, command
| ed by Lieut.. Col. A. H. Dondero, will
follow the regiments indicated above.
| The miscellaneous group will be
| composed Of officers of the Military
Intelligence Department, Ordnance
Department, Quartermaster Corps,
| Chemical Warfare Service, Adlutant
Generals Department, Judge Advo-
cate Generals Department. Signal
Corps, Air Corps, Medical Corps and
those officers of the Field Artillery,
Cavalry, Infantry, Coast Artillery and
Engineers not listed above Col Dom
dero's staff will be composed Of Capt.
j. E. Peterson and Lieut.. E. M. Jones.
Following the miscellaneous unit will
come the 428th and 42sth Infantry
Regiments, which will be commanded
by Col. West A. Hamilton.
Ohlcers participating in the parade
will assemble at 130 pm, April 6,
on the south side Of E street southeast,
| facing west, head of column at corner
OF E street and New Jersey avenue.
The route of march will proceed to
the initial point, thence east Of the
Capitol and west on Constitution ave-
nue. to Seventeenth street.
No Conferences Scheduled.
NO lnStructlonal conferences are
scheduled for tomorrow Tuesday and
wednesday evenings. District Cavalry
~ StSNP Will IllCtI
evening to take up machine guns.
while group 2 will discuss organization
OF the ground. Following the conclu-
sion OF their respective conferences
the two groups will combine to listen
70 lecture on mechanical Cavalry
| ct. R. 320-35). Aviation medicine will
be the subject of the medical confer
/ E~~1FaU
the 364th Medical Regiment will be
held after the conference District
Cavalry officers will meet at Fort
Myer. Va, next Sunday, 80 to 10
m, for instruction in equitation.
District Assignments.
District officers have been assigned
to units as indicated in the following:
Lieut.. Col. Fitz- William M. Woodrow,
MaJs. William E Barkman and Milton
j. Landvoight, Capt. Wilbur B. Car
penter and Second Lieuts. Alfred S Le
Argo, William -Marovich. Lionel V,
Prlchett and Jess w. Snyder to the
l32lst Service Unit: Mai. Robert L.
Rogers, CapiS, Earle B Craig and
George E. Simmons and Second Lieuts.
AaAi il.SIONh IlCDtIl -.
and Emory L. Williams to the 1920
Service Unit; Capt. John B. Rooney
and First Lieuts Harold H. Shaller
| and John I. Spreckelmyer to the SD
Quartermaster Regiment: Capt. Fred
L.. Summerfleld to the 623d Ordnance
Company; First Lieut. Vernon Reid to
the l327th Service Unit; Second Lieut..
Ron O mi 7 GnlIctoj,1 to
Quartermaster Regiment; Second
Lieut.. Lee Lam to the 6Oth Quarter
master Regiment; Second Lieuts.
Ernest L. Minott and Don B. Mohler
to the 80th Quartermaster Battalion;
Second Lieut.. Frank Hargrave to the
30th Ordnance Company; Second
Lieut.. Arthur R. Buddington to the
18th Infantry Brigade. and Second
Lieut.. George g. Hightower TO the Sd
Cavalry
The following officers of the District
began active duty on March 7. 1897,
with the Civilian Conservation Corps
for six months: Second Lieuts. John
T. Sinclair. 320th Infantry; G. K Tyr
rell, 9l3th Coast Artillery (anti-air-
lidlJ}, dllu ISUtl LlhShl, olOlll LII
fantry. The following local officers
have been continued on active duty
with the Civilian Conservation Corps
for another six months: Capt Angel
A. Cardona, Medical; First Lieut..
Charles C. Hageage, Medical; First
Lieut. Paul T. Hayne, jr., Infantry;
First Lieut.. Edwin c. Pape, Quarter
master Corps, and Second Lieut..