Evening star., 1937-08-22
SPECIAL RESERVE
SCHOOLS PLANNED
Forty Is Maximum Age Limit
for Detail of Sd Corps
Area.


for the detail OF Reserve officers of
the Sd Corps Area to the special
service schools during this fiscal year,
which will begin in September and
continue at various periods to June
of 1888. A maximum age limit has
been fixed for the courses and no
officer who has or will. prior to the
termination Of the course. attain his
40,h birthday will be eligible for the
detail.
To be eligible to undergo these
courses. officers must have completed
the appropriate series of the Army
extension courses within five years of
the opening date of the course at the
service school. To attend the Coast
Artillery School, candidates must Dos
SeSs a working knowledge of plane
trlgonometry, and for the Signal
School they must pass an entrance
test in elementary electricity and ele-
mentary principles of radio prepared
by the Signal School.
The duration OF the instruction to
follows: Infantry School, February
% to May %; Field Artillery School.
September IL to December II and
February 26 to May %; Engineer
School, March to June g. Coast Ar
tillery School tanti-aircraft course
and harbor defense course). Septem-
Der to November 30; Cavalry School,
February % to May %; Signal School,
March II to June II, and the Chemi-
cal Welfare School, October 10 to
November 20.
In case any District officer, desirous
OF taking any of the above courses,
has not quite completed the required
series of the appropriate Army extern
sion course. and there is reasonab BILE
assurance that it will be completed
prior to the opening date of the Spe-
cial service school, there will be no
objection if the officer concerned for
wards his application to the Sd Corps
Area headquarters in Baltimore.
Two District Reserve regiments, the
306th Cavalry and the 1.320th Service
unit. have been ordered to undergo unit
training for IA days at Fort Myer, Va,
and Fort Belvoir. Va, respectively.
Members of the 306th Cavalry Regi-
ment, which began their training a
few days ago, include the following
District officers: Mals Henry P. Ames
and Edward B. Harry, Capts. Richard
c. Drum Hunt. Walter W. Woodruff
Edward A. Kane and Vernon j. Blon-
dell; First LieutS. Kenneth S. White,
Graham Dukehart. Ernest j. St.
Jacques, Laurie F.. Hess, George E.
Monk, Frederick r. Magers, LLOYD A.
Parker, Mortimer B. Morehouse and
Arthur c. Jerstad, and Second Lieuts.
Robert A. Koerper, Paul P. Byrne,
Josef E. Gellermann, Wallace M. Bur-
goyne, Joseph Meg. Michaelson, Row.
land F. Kinks. Lowell J. Bradford and
Wilbur w. Hiehle.
Officers of the 1,320th Service unit,
which training will begin at Fort Bel
voir on August 80. 1887. include Col.
Harrison Brand jr.; Lieut. Col Charles
w. Cochran, Majs. Herman Work,
Matthew r. Beebe and Harry v.
Fletcher, Capt. Herbert r. Haar, First
Lieuts. Thomas A. Mason. John F..
Warlick, Edison H. Dimmitt and An
drew j. Price, and Second Lieuts. Ed
ward c. Edgar and Archie N. Ashcraft.
First Lieut.. Donald A. Morgan Chemi-
cal Warfare Service, will undergo
training with the regiment.
Washington Reserve officers assigned
to active duty at Camp Perry. Ohio,
on the staff of the executive officer of
the national matches until the ter
mination Of the matches on September
II are: Capt. Edka c. Moore, 320th
Infantry, and Capt. Edmund w. NJ
Malczewski, 9th Division Headquar-
ters.
The following District officers began
last week IA days active-duty training
at the posts Indicated: Lieut. Col.
Luther r. Maddox. Capt Daniel B.
Lloyd and First Lieuts. Macon G. Will
liams and Arthur L. Chladek at Fort
Belvoir, Va; First Lieut.. Carmon r..
Naples at Fort Washington, Md, and
First Lieut.. Spear Strahan at Fort
George G. Meade, Md.
Beginning today the following Dis
trict officers will undergo IA days ac-
tive duty at Fort Monroe. Va; Mai.
William j. Darmody, Capts. John w.
Fisher, Russell M. King, Francis C.
Allen, Millard J. Bamber, Forden LeF
Bowles. Vern G.. Roiin; First Lieuts
Charles E. Miller, Ralph M Cohen,
Benjamin M. Beckham. jr: Harley H.
Brown, Joseph T. HURT, William N
Myers, James M. Pharr, James L.
Brown. jr.; Roger w. Haven, Jethro T.
Hudgins, John D. Hutcheson, John A.
M. Maddox, Edwin O. Nichols, Jack H.
Nininger, jr.; Clarence H. Rice. Ernest
w. Seay, jr.; Dolphin E. Trieber and
Second Lieuts. Oliver B. Shure, Arthur
w. Swert and George H. Christensen