Evening star., 1938-10-16
MAP SKETCH|NG
CONFERENCE TOPIC
Intelligence Section Officers
to Begin Work on
October rs.

The 1889 inactive duty training
schedule for District Military Intelli-
gence Reserve officers has been ap.
proved, and the local intelligence
officers are beginning their conference
assemblies that will extend through
until the latter part of next May.
Military Sketching will be the SUBJ
1ect of conferences on October 26 and
November 8, both Of which will be
conducted by 1t. Howard Burd of the
Coast and Geodetic Survey. The Mo-
vember % conference will be divided
into two periods, the first of which
safeguarding of military documents,
information and material, while legal
rules of evidence as standard for
evaluating intelligence information
will be discussed at the second period.
The war in China will be the subject
Of lecture on December IA.
The schedule on January IL is COM
bat intelligence; January 25 (a) use Of
aviation in the collection of informa-
ton and (b) Interpretation of aerial
photographs; February 9, lecture on
the war in Spain; March 8, duties and
functions of the Division G-2 in the
Hawaiian Islands; March %, corps
area intelligence activities; April IA,
discussion on infantry and artillery
weapons; April 26, military cryptog-
raphy, and May 10, the situation IN
Europe. The concluding conference Of
the season will be held on May "a,
which will probably consist of re-
view of the years activities and an OUT
line of the 1899 summer training.
The 428th and 429th Infantry con.
ference is tomorrow evening The 320th
Infantry and signal officers of the Dis
trict meet on Tuesday evening. Diss
trict tank units and field artillery Of.
flcers will meet Wednesday. On Thurs
day District young men composing
the candidates school will be exam
ined in the organization of the Army.
That evening District cavalry officers
will meet. Next Sunday at 9 am.
cavalry officers of the District will
meet at Fort Myer, Va.
The following officers residing m
the District Of Columbia and vicinity ,
have been relieved from assignment
to the 132lst Service Unit: 1t. Coils.
Edgar C. Macdonald, Heber H. Rice,
Chevy Chase, Md, and Walter w.
Weber, Arlington. Va; Majs. Charles
W. Freeman, Elmer M. Jones, Milton
j. Landvoight and Alvin w. Owen,
Fort Humphreys, Va; Capts. Arthur
j. Dunlap, Thomas J. Kirby, Fort
Humphreys. Va; Charles E. Roger,
Chevy Chase, Md; Harold H. Smaller
and Herman 1. Siegel; First Its.
Harry W. Chadduck, jr.; Harry g..
McDougall, Francis B. O'Connor, Fort
Myer, Va; Arthur F. Richards. Tako-
ma Park, Md; Max L. Shulman.
Warren S. Stone; Second Its. John
z. Bergener, Oswald A. Bushnell Earl
O. Byrd, Alfred S. De Argo, Alfred L.
Dorf, Murland E. Loes. Fort Myer,
Va; Harlan NICK. Nelson, Arlington,
Va; Samuel E. Nicholson. Hyattsville.
Md: Benjamin H. Pearse, Millard
F. Reeves, Emil St. E. Schnellbacher,
William L. Thorburn, Alison H.
Wheeler and Robert I. Williams.
District officers have been assigned
to units as follows: First 1t. Albert
B. Norrod, jr., and Second Its. Arthur
N. Fearing. John w. Paulger, John
N. Randolph, all to the 32oth Infan-
try; First 1t. Leon Fields and Second
1t. John T. Wright, to the Both Signal
Company: First 1t. Ellery R. Fosdick.
jr.. Takoma Park. Md, and First 1t.
George NJ JARVIS, to the 405th Quar-
termaster Regiment; Second 1t.
Charles H. Ludwig. to the 9l3th
Coast Artillery (anti-aircraft Capt.
Clark H. Galloway, to the Sd Cavalry:
Capt Eli j. Sax, to the 50th Signal
Company; First 1t. Nelson M. Ellison.
to the 34th Infantry; Second 1t.
John T. Wright, to the 80th Division:
Second 1t. Alan B. Jacobs, to the
343d Engineers; Second 1t. William
c. Weinkauff, to the 627th Engineer
Battalion; Second Its. Charles H. Lud-
wig and Henry C. Strobel, to the
Sd Coast Artillery district, and the
following enlisted Reservists: Pvts.
Frank A. Orme, David G. White, Lana
ham, Md, and William, j. Cunning
ham, Silver Spring, Md, all to the.
320th Infantry.