Evening star., 1937-11-21
RESERVE OFFICERS
HAVE BUSY WEEK
Conferences Begin With In.
struction in Equitation
at Fort Myer.

A full conference schedule has been
planned for District Reserve officers
this week, beginning at Fort Myer,
Va, this morning with instruction in
equitation and drill for cavalry officers.
Omcers Of the Judge Advocate Gen.
erals Department will meet tomorrow
evening. 1t. Col. Frank w. Halliday,
j. A. G. D., will discuss the law of
hebeas corpus. Tactical employment
OF l55-mm. guns will be the subject
OF the Coast Artillery conference
Tuesday evening. Military intelligence
ofncers. meeting Wednesday evening,
will take up War Department intelh-
gence. Omcers Of the Ordnance De-
partment and 1305th and l3lOth Serv-
ice Units will meet Friday evening" A
quartermaster ofhcer will discuss sup
ply. The subject Of the ordnance
conference will be announced later.
A number Of District officers are in
volved in assignment changes, as fol-
lows: Col. William w. Sullivan is as
signed to the 305th Engineers. Majs.
Basil p. Cooper and Edward c. Morse
and 1st Its. Thomas E. Naughton and
John s. Bridgeman have been as
signed to the 3l3th Cavalry. Capt.
Arthur p. Nesbit, 1st Its. Julius w.
Neelley and Carlton M. Arthur, and
I'd Its. Charles H. Cooke, Oliver Il.
Folk, Earl M. Richardson, Cecil j.
Wright. John A. Baker, John E. Beebe,
jr., Benjamin P. Mauborgne, Warren
A. Gilbert, Floyd D. Carroll, Benja-
min P. Haynes and Woodrow T. VII
son are all assigned to the 1920 serv-
ice Unit.
Other officers given new assignments
include the following: Capt. Jesse T.
Nicholas to the 306th Cavalry; LIST
Its. Raymond E. Jones and William
r. White to the 3l5th Field Artillery;
lst 1t. Ralph Jacobs to the 320th In
fantry; Capt. Fred w. Zuerl and I'd
Its. Robert w. Thomas and Raymond
j. Rosenberger to the 1327th Service
Unit; 1st It. Harry c. Bursley and I'd
Lieut.. Ellis K. Allison to the Sd Coast
Artillery District; 1st 1t. Robert Nc
Gill and I'd 1t. Robert A. Hitch to
the 627th Engineer Battalion; I'd Its.
Hester c. Cothron and Harry G. RAN
dali to the Sd Cavalry; I'd Its. Joseph
w. Stanley and Raymond G. Fisher
to the 10th Field Artillery, and I'd 1t.
Fred A. Bromall to the l320th Service
Unit.
The following District officers have
been continued on active duty with
the Civilian Conservation Corps for
another six months: Capts. John r..
Esaias and Norris A. Eneveaver, lst
Lts. Charles A. Kengh and Lathrop Z.
Smith and I'd It. Edward A. Cockey,
Sd.
District ofacers have been relieved
from units indicated: Col. William H.
England and I'd 1t. Willis T. Frazier
from 320th Infantry; Mai. James r.
Arnold and I'd 1t. Douglas o. Baird
from 376th Engineers: Capt. Edward
M. Welliver from the S0th Division.
Judge Advocate Generals Depart
ment; 1st 1t. Carlyle v. B. Funke and
I'd 1t. Martin H. Rittenhouse from the
3l3th Field Artillery: 1st 1t. Herbert
E. Harris and I'd 1t. James S. Lay,
1r., from the 315th Field Artillery: lst
1t. Harry Bender and I'd Its. Evan
A. McNear, Clarence B. Welch, Paul
L. Wyrick and Clarence W. Down
from the 1924 Service Unit; LIST 1t.
William g. Belser, jr., from the 34th
Infantry; LIST 1t. James e. Keely from
the 18th Radio Intelligence COMPANY:
I'd 1t. Ralph F. Houpt from the 50th
Signal Battalion: I'd 1t. John d.
Ridge from the $3.50 Engineers; LIST
Its. James c. Boggs and Jaye j. droll-
man and I'd Its. Keith A. Acker and
Ralph F. Batch from the 306th Cav
airy. and I'd 1t. Ernest Gambrill from
the 429th Infantry.