Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1924, Page 33

THE CIVILIAN ARMY Organized Reserves—National Gaard BY LIEUT. STEPHEN F. TILLMAN. One of the most active werkers on | the memborship committce of the Quartermaster Organized Reserves is Maj John D. Cutter, assistant to the director of the United States Vet- erans’ Bureau, Gen. Frank T. Hines, Maj. Cutter ex- pects through the work of this com- smittee to have a 100 per cent at- tendance on the part of Quart, Reserve officers of the Dis- trict of Columbia. Maj. Cutter is railroad coming to ‘Washington seven vears ago, and, after being con- nected (with the American Railway Association for few months, was commissioned in the Quartermaster <Corps and later in the transportation service. He was in rail troop movements Department in this coun he was appointed by Gen s 3 head of the transportation service, as‘ field auditor and inspector of the inland and coastwise Waterways service. f The following mecting will be held | Quring the coming week: Signal Corps, totmorrow night: Quartermas- ter Corps, with Gen. Hart us the t the evening, Tuesday night: “fled Artillery, Thursday 306th Cavalry, Frid Al | meetings will be held in the Graham | building. i Maj. John D. Cuiter, It is believed that in September, {ol- lowing the close of tlfe summer train- ing camps of the Organized Reserves, practically every branch of the service will have organized. There are two ph: meetings held by the reserve the meeting of the Or serves, by organization or branch of | service, and the other is the meeting held by the specific section of the Reserve Officers’ ciation. officers of the Adjutant serve are holding n auspices of the Res been | Ten National (¢ have been ord partment to attend at the Medical Field at Carlisle Barracks. APFil 1. They are Maj iet of 1llinois. W Alabama, Dan s J. G. Potter of Maine, sachusetts, A. G Thomas V. Willia <t Lieuts. L. Rey- | land and J Maryland. Amendments t gram for the Resery e ing Corps summer of 1924 partment. The divided into tw fantry pr fantry pr driil and physical training, while latter embra il ‘and command and physic: rifle marks- | manship, ine guns, 37-millimeter gun and 3-inch trench mortar. There is generous rivalry the Civilian Military officer duce the most ments of the summer camps. dition to the large posters with many partment corps urea is i culars and window car making. The members of the Reserve Offi- " Association of Washington 7, Ohio, have petitioned Senator | I'rank ‘B. Willis to use his influence | and to vote for all measures looking to the advancement of the Officers’ Reserve Corps The following re officers of the Third Corps Area have been as- signed to units of the Regular Army To the 12th Infantry—First Lieut. I G. Frank. S * Baxter o the Headquarters—First Lieut. Betts. A six-weeks course for National Guard medical _offic was started April 1, at the Medical Field Service School, Carlisle, One officer from each corps area was selected. The following changes have been | ordered in the com | ,sonnel of the 80th Di Capt. William B. P assigned to_the y; Capt. Hubert W. Dut- assigned to the Infantry; Maj. Blandy B. has been assigned to the Second Lieut, John 1. been attached to the 317th In- cond Lieut. Griflith J. McRee has been attached to the 318th In- fantry. Teld Artillery: Second Lieut. Jus- tin J, McCarthy, Who has moved from the 80th Division area, is_relieved of his assignment to the 313th Field Artillery. Medical Corps: Capt. Edgar C. Fawkins, who has moved from the division area, is_relioved from as- signment to the 305th Medical Regi- ment. The following enlisted reservists have been igned to the 320th In- fantry: Sergts. Archibald D. Able, Francls R. Bisef, Leon L. Kampine and Casanave H. Youns. The following assignments have! been made within the non-divisional group: Englneers—First Lieut. George A. Heller to the 418th Battalion, Col Pater M. Anderson and First Lieut | George MacK. Garm: 353d Regiment; Kirst Hannum to the 476th First Lieut. Alpheus B. Cochrane to the 584th Engineer Dump Truck Train. Capt. s B.| eut. Harry Low- ald H. Patterson nts—Second to the 344th Communication Section; Second Lieut. Orrin . Ross to the 404th Pursuit quadron; Second Lieut. Howard T. ordon to the 405th Pursuit Squad- ron; Seoond Lieut. Charles A. Appel, jr. ‘has been promoted to the grade of first lieutenant, he will retain his! t _to the 408th Attach Sq Second Lieut. James G. Louden is relicved from assignment to the 356th Observation Squadron and is assigned to the 309th Balloon Company; Second Lieut. Guy D. Saun- ders, having moved to the 2nd Corps Area, is relieved from assignment to the 411th Observation Squadron. Quartermaster Corps—First Lieut. Q. McCoy has beon promoted to cap- fain. He has been relfeved from as- signment to Motor iT.nsport Com- pany No. 673 and is assigned to the | 4th Motor Repair Battallon; Second | Lieut. Albert D. Rees has been pro- moted to first lieutenant and relieved | of his assignment to Motor Transport | Command No. "240 and assigned 1o} Motor _Transport Company No. 3 Capt. Raymond L. Keith has been at- tached to Motor Transport Company No. 789; First Lieut. Clinton A. Horne, having been-placed in the TA group troops of the 3rd by the War Department, is relieved from attachment to the 23rd Service Battalion. Artillery—Maj. & been plac the the War Department, is gnment to the 510th Second Lieut. Robert L. Wilson, jr., having moved to the 2nd James B. in Corps Area, is_relieved from attach- ment to the 523rd Artillery; Capt. John A. Lindner, having beén placed ;in the BA group by the War Depart- s relieved from assignment to 7th Company, Harbor Defense ‘'oast Artillery dis- ; Maj. James L. B. Buck, who has been placed in the BA group, is ieved from assignment to the 4th Army artillery headquarters; Second Lieut. Robert T. B. Kirkman, having moved to the 2nd Corps area, is re- lieved from assignment to the 510th Artillery. - cal—Maj. Francis M. Shockley, having moved to the 2nd Corps area, is relieved from assignment to the 365th Medical Regiment. The follow- ing officers have been attached to the 343rd Medical Regiment: Second Lieuts Bernard L. Keenen, John J. Maxwell and Eugene M. McEnteer of the Medical Administrative reserve; Second Lieut. Timothy J. Clohessey, M. A, to the 364th Medical regiment; Second Licuts. David B. B. Buchanan and Charles E berg of the M. A 5th Medical regiment Statistical report for the close of ar, December 31, 19 last ‘week by headquar- Corps Arca, shows the orps area among the orps area, as second in strength the Officers Reserve Corps, but ninth in strength of enlisted reserve iy one hundred and od strength The total number of reserve officers is approxi- mately §4,000. The following reserve attached to thi i Lieut. J. J. Dennchy of the quarter- master reserve, and Capt. R. 1» Keith also of the Quartermaster reserve. cond Lieuts. J. R. Rosenfeld of the engineers, D._B. Manner of the gen- eral service, T. W. Baird, C. R. Gallo- Keek, J. H. Miller and G. | LS 1 of the infantry. As- signed division: Capt. H. P. Meyers i medi reserve and G. Griffth of the signal group assignments: . engineers, with a g assigned to the 433rd t Railway, Pennsyl- ntral region: Ma cLean of the engineers: Maj Supplee, Capte. G tehl iriggs, J. E. Eek- tachments: Capt. R. , Capt. T. Thode and Second 3 Tindall, all of the infan- pt. P. Oberlin, judge advocate ral and Second Lieut. B. M. Val- o of the ordnance: assignments W, A. Smith of the engineers. Attached to the 79th Division: Sec- end Licut. H. Mountjoy, military po- VAN lice; Second Lieut. J. W. Schermer- horn of the infantry. { 62rid Cavalry Division: Assign- | ments, Capt. M. K. Baklor of the! dental corps and Second Lieut. i Shigley of the veterinary corps; i tached to the 62nd Cavairy Division, | Second Lieut. J. T. Clar, L. T. Savage and G. H. Scott, ail of the cavalry. The 313th Field Artillery has been selected for training at Camp Meade, during the period August 1 to August 15, reads training memorandum No. 1, which has been sent to all reserve officers of the fleld artillery arm. “Exemption from active duty, a re serve officer called to active duty for training purposes during any calen- dar year and upon whom such duty for business or other good reasons, would work a hardship, will, upon re- quest be exempted from such tour of duty. ~All officers and enlisted men should ‘note change in policy from that of preceding years. Under sec- tion 37A and 55B, national defense act, these officers and men are ordered to | camp. Those who cannot attend must apply to be excused from same. ch officer and enlisted man will immediately report whether or not he desires to attend camp as indicat- ed. In case any member of the regi- ment desires to be excused from such attendance proper application must be submitted through the regimental commander. 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