Evening star., 1937-09-19
INACTIVE DUTY
WORK APPROVED
Schedules for Signal Corps
and Judge Advocate
Schools Completed.

WIN thc appAOhSu Ol lne lsSl-So
inactive duty training season, Octo-
Der l. approval was given this week
for two more troop school schedules:
That of the Signal Corps and the
judge advocate generals department,
each of which consists Of eight con-
ferences to be held during the next
eight months. District Signal ofYicers
will meet on the first Tuesday of each
month, with the exception Of the
month of October, when they will
meet Thursday. October IA. The Sig
nal Corps schedule will be as fol-
lows: October IA, new developments
in commercial communications by
Lieut.. Col. E. L. White. November 2,
training methods and planning and
organization of the Army by Lieut..
Col w. r. Lansford: December 7,
mobilization--duties Of the signal Sec
tions Of the service units by Lieut..
Col. c. w. Sass: January 4, 1898, mo-
bilization of man power and indus.
trial mobilization by Majs. S. D.
Ashford and l.. A. Nickerson; Febru-
ary /, organization and functions OF
the division staff by Lieut. Col. w.
P. Wattlee and organization and func-
tions of the Signal Battalion by Capt.
P E. Dolan; March l, permanent tele-
phone line construction by c. R. Will
helm; April 5. survey of complete
corps and division radio nets by Capt.
E. j. Sax, and May 3, combat orders by
Maj. G. N. Church. All Signal con-
ferences will be held In the Signal
Corps projection room In the NUM-
tions Building.
District judge advocate general de-
partment officers will hold their con-
ferences on the fourth Monday of
each month In the cffice of the Judge
advocate general Of the Army. Otis
Building, $40 Eighteenth street. The
instruction to be taken by the Dis
trict Reserve law officers during the
next eight months will be as follows:
October 25, organization of the War
Department, the Army and the Judge
advocate generals Office by Col. Ed
win c. Mcneil; November %, liza
bility of the United States to state
taxation, particularly the Army, by
Maj. Ed C. Belts; December 20, the
law of habeas corpus by Lieut.. Col.
Frank w. Halliday; January "a, 1898,
line of duty and misconduct by Lieut..
Col. Walter M. Krimbill; February %,
conduct Of general court martial
by Maj. George B. Campbell; March
%, control of the Secretary Of War
over navigable waters and marginal
lands by Lieut.. Col John A. Smith;
April IS, the law of Government bonds
by Maj. James E. Morisette, and May
%, history and traditions of the Judge
advocate generals department.
First Lieut.. Morris H. Mills, Coast
Artillery Corps, today will begin Il
days of active duty at Fort Monroe,
Va.
A number Of officers of the District
have been continued on active duty
with the Civilian Conservation Corps
for another six months. They include
First Lieuts. Raymond B. Carleton
and John C. Grille, 306th Cavalry; An
drew F. Scheele. 364th Medical Regi-
ment; Paul T. Hayne, jr., 18th
Infantry; John l. Wilkes, 3l8th In
fantry, and William S. Brady. 3l3th
Field Artillery. and Second Lieuts.
James A. Dixon, 306th Cavalry, and
Henry G. Z. Tyrrell, 913th Coast
Artillery.
District officers have been assigned
to units as follows: Second Lieut..
George @. Wolfe, to the 1,320th Service
Unit; First Lieut.. James r. Davidson.
jr., and Second Lieuts. Claude H.
Irby, James c. Key, Giles H. Kidd.
Charles Spork and Ewen T. Wade, to
the l,322d Service Unit: Second Lieut..
Lauren K. Soth, to the 18th Field
Artillery; Second Lieuts. Alan MacN.
Warfield and Raymond H. Davis, to
the Sd Cavalry; Second Lieut.. Paul
Terretta, to the 376th Engineers; Sec
ond Lieut.. Henry M. Letcher, to tho
428th Infantry; Second Lieuts. Rob-
ert B. Helfrich and Harold L. COL
vocoresseS. to the 306th Cavalry.
Lieut.. Col Edwin L. White, Signal
Reserve, is relieved from the l,30Oth
Service Unit and has been assigned
to the 1,316th Service Unit. Second
Lieut.. John P. Baynard, Infantry, has
been relieved from assignment to tho
429th Infantry and is assigned to the
428th Infantry.
First Lieut.. John B. Goodell, 306th
Cavalry, who has been promoted to
the grade of captain, will remain
assigned to the 306th Cavalry Regi-
ment.