Evening star., 1938-08-28
ARMY RESERVES
SCHOOL PLANNED
Applicants for Commissions
as Second lieutenants
to Take Course.

To assist young men Of the District
Of Columbia in securing commissions
as second lieutenants in the Army.
there will be established this fall, under
the direction of Col. Richard Wetherill,
senior instructor of the Organized
Reserves of Washington. a school for
applicants. Capt. Ira K Evans has
been designated as director Of the
school, the sessions OF which will be
held on Thursday evenings, holidays
excepted. between October and
March 80, 1899. In the Army Indus
trial College. 1880 Munitions Building.
The instructor for October 6. 13. 20
and 81, will be Capt. Albert W. john
son, who will discuss the organization,
components and tactical organization
of the Army: command and staff,
territorial organization in war; admin
istration; mobilization of a small unit,
and rail transportation. the last three
subjects of which will be lectures by
Capt Theodore Kalakuka The latter
will also conduct the conferences for
the November 3 and 10 conferences,
discussing administration military
correspondence, and daily company
reports. Capt. David Hottenstein will
conduct the conferences on November
10 and II, and December /, 8 and IS.
at which he will discuss military law
in its various phases.
On January and IL. First 1t. Ralph
Rhudy will discuss military discipline
and Courtesies and customs of the
service. and on January IL and 10,
Capt. Louis j. Claterbos will take up
interior guard duty and duties of the
officer of the day. On January rs
and February 2, 9. Is and 20, Capt
Patrick H. Tansey will discuss map
reading, while on March 2. 9 and is.
First 1t. Robert c. Tripp will take up
aerial photograph reading. Military
sanitation and first aid will be dis
cussed by Capt Joseph V. de P. Dillon
on March % and March 80. the cor
cluding conference Of the course.
Ordered to Duty.
District officers have been ordered
to active duty for IA days, as follows
Mai. Bennett H. Griffin to Langlev
Field, beginning October ?; Capt. Nor
man H. Evans to Fort George 6
Meade, Md, beginning September 4.
Capt. Henry S. See has been ordered
to active duty, beginning August 2o
and concluding September IL. at Camp
Perry, Ohio, where he will be a mem
Der of the Organized Reserves rife
team in the national matches.
First Lt William S. Brady, who has
been on duty with the Civilian Con-
servation Corps in the Southern dis
trict. has been continued on active
duty in that same capacity for an
other six months.
Relieved From Assignments.
District officers have been relieved
from assignments as follows: Maj
Michael Darmopray from the 1924
Service unit. Maj Robert S. Hudgins
and Second 1t. Franklin B Wise from
the Both Division Mai Robert j. Nc
Candlish from the l.322d Service unit,
Capt. William Hayes from the 30Sth
Ammunition Train, Capt. Rufus 9
First 1t. Ashbury B. Hammond and
Second It. Albert D. Burr, jr, from the
9th Quartermaster Regiment, First It.
Paul T. Hayne, jr.. and Second Its.
Charles B. Potter and Alex. E. Susong
from the 320th Infantry, First 1t
Aronld L. Peter from the 364th Medical
Regiment. First 1t. Leo J. Straskiewics
from the 34th Infantry. First 1t. Al
bert J. Dubois from the 18th Field
Artillery. Second 1t. John r. Browning
from the 18th Infantry. and Second
1t. Oliver W. Gatchell from the Saith
Engineer Battalion.
The following District Cavalry off,
GERS are relieved from assignment tn
the 306th Cavalry and are assigned
to the 1920 Armored Car Squadron:
First Its. Robert T. Norman, Lloyd A.
Parker. William H. Warren. Richard
J. Weiss. Sidney F. Wogan and Second
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