Evening star., 1937-09-05
PLANS APPROVED
FOR TROOP SCHOOL
Schedule of ,320th Service
Unit Sets Opening on
October 27.

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Col. Harrison Brand, jr, is executive
oficer is the first District Of Columbia
Reserve unit to complete, and have
approved, the 1878 troop school
schedule, the first OF conference Of
which will be held in the Munitions
Building on October a. Capt. Donald
G. White. on duty here In the ONCE
Of the Chief Of Army Engineers. is
the instructor Of the unit. which will
hold It's meetings on the fourth
Wednesday OF each month. beginning
in October and concluding May IS,
1888
The eighth conferences to be held
throughout the 1878 inactive duty
training season, and the dates on
which they will be held, follow: Octo-
Der a. organization, engineer field
orders (map problem: November "a.
terrain study (map problem: Decem-
Der %, mobilization. January Is, 1898,
tactics Of river crossings (map prob
lem); February %, organization and
functions Of the l320th Service Unit
March %, historical problem (map
problem April ~, training at engi-
neer mobilization center; and May IS,
employment of engineers in . with
drawal (map problem.
Second Lieut.. Charles v. Brown, r.,
who has been promoted to first lieu
tenant, will remain assigned to the
320th Infantry. Second Lieut. Paul G.
Travers has been promoted to first
lieutenant. He will remain assigned to
the 3l5th field Artillery.
Capt. Edward T. Newton. having
been transferred to the arm and
service assignment group, is relieved
from assignment to the l327th Service
Unit. Capt. Millard J. Bamber, also
transferred to the arm and service
assignment group. is relieved from as
signment to the 622d Coast Artillery
Maj. Clinton ]. Nuncie is relieved
from assignmentto the 376th Engi-
neers and assigned to the 343d Engi-
neers. First Lieut.. Harold H. Smaller
is relieved from the SD Quartermaster
Regiment and assigned to the l325th
Service Unit; and Second Lieut.. Henry
8. Brooks. Infantry, having been
transferred to the Engineers Reserve,
is relieved from assignment to the
31Sth Infantry.
Other District officers relieved from
their assignments are as follows: Maj
Edward A. Goldman from the 80th
Division Surgeons ONCE; Capt. Will
liam A. Roberts from the 9l3th Coast
Artillery (anti-aircraft) First Lieut.
William v. MacDermott from the 18th
Division; First Lieut.. Archie r
Loomis from the 305th Observation
Squadron; First Lieut.. Vincent j.
Dardinski from the 18th Infantry;
First Lieuts Raymond M. Peak and
Foster E. Lippard and Second Lieuts
Charles H. Ruth, jr., Jules Demonet
and Edward M. Dulin, jr.. all relieved
from assignment to the 320th Infan-
try; Second Lieut.. Erwin H. Shupp
from the 313th Field Artillery; Second
Lieut.. Sherwood B. Blockwell, jr., from
the 3l5th Field Artillery; Second
Lieut.. Benjamin J. Herman from the
1924 Service Unit; Second Lieuts
Alfred w. Lewis. and Harry L. Naylos
from the 320th Infantry; Second Lieut.
Lewis G. Knight from the 315th Field
Artillery; and Second Lieut.. Eugene
B. Dazeisen from the 1300th Service
Unit.
New assignments Of District ofhcer,
are: Second Leuts. Arthur G. Turner
jr., and John E. Worden, jr.. to the
l322d Service Unite; Second Lieut.
Thomas T. Hart to the l304th Service
Unit; Second Lieut.. Lowell A. Henry
to the 429th Infantry and Seconc
Lieut.. Jack D. Hartman to the 34th
Infantry.