Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-16
RESERVE. OFFICERS
REACH II. EUST|S
viii Take Two-Week Course
With 34th Infantry, in
Training There.

oficers Of the S2oth Regiment Of
the 80th Division OF the Reserve
Corps, which has its headquarters
in Washington, last night arrived at
Fort Eustis, Va, where they VIII De
put through a "refresher" course OF
two weeks with the 34th infantry.
These reserve officers are in addition
to 1856, Washington youths already at
the fort in training with the citizens,
military training camp there. Inc
washington c. M. T. C. group has
been assigned to Company D.
One Of the outstanding events OF
the training camps will be regt-
mental review next Thursday by MAJ.
Gen. Douglas Macarthur, command
! ing the Sd Corps Area, which IN.
cludes the District, Maryland, Vir-
ginia and Pennsylvania.
A full schedule Of drill in the morn
ings and athletic events in the after
moons is being carried out. TOMORROW
afternoon 400 student officers VIII be
taken to historic places at James
town for sightseeing.
Air Demonstration Today.
An air demonstration by several
planes from Langley Field was sched-
uled this afternoon for the benefit OF
the G. NE. T. C.. trainees.
The first c. NJ. T. c dance OF the
present camp, which opened July 8,
was held Wednesday evening at the
camp recreation hall, with about oo
young women from William and Mary
College attending. The college stu
dents, accompanied by school chaper.
ones, were furnished transportation
by camp officers.
Stanch support for the program OF
national defense and close co-opera-
ton between the three components
of the United States Army was urged
in an address by Col. ]. Fuller Bright,
commanding the 10th Infantry, Viz.
ginia National Guard, which now Is
encamped at Virginia Beach, yester-
day at a convocation Of about 1,40O
candidates for the c.. M. T. G. camp,
held at the Liberty jTheater there.
Col. Bright was intr6duced by Col.
George H. McManus, commanding
Fort Eustis.
Gen. Waller Praised.
Others who participated in the pro-
gram were Maj. Barton of Winchester.
Va, who spoke in memory of Maj.
Gen. Littleton w. T. Waller. who died
early this week, and Col. Duncan *.
Major, jr., commanding the saith In
fantry.
Capt. James w. Anderson, Infantry
Reserve Corps, 1893 G street, this
city, has reported at Fort Eustis for
duty as an instructor of the c. M. T. c.
camp and has been assigned to COM
mand q provisional howitzer company.
Col Glendie B. Young is command
ing the contingent of the Reserve off,
GERS who reported yesterday for train.
ing and work with the Citizens Mill
taI.y Training Camp students.
Others in the group are:
Lieutenant coIonels--William B.
England, John B. Richards, Hugh FL.
Riley, John S. Emory, Thomas r..
Stanton.
Majors-Albert L. Burrows, James
Bennett Jones. Otto H. Lawrence,
Frederick r. Livingstone, Francis &.
McHugh, Jesse B, Martin, Henry Q.
Turner and Virgil b. Williams
Captains in Contingent.
captains-Nelson Bennett, Harry E.
Clark, Victor E. Dent, Michael u.
Drfscoll, Walter w. Edge, Eustace L.
Florence, Joseph A. Giovanof1i, Wal
ter J. Hogue, Henry B, Jet, Clarence
B. johnson, Joseph A. Jordon, Herbert
Z. Landelt, Irwin G. Menikhein, Harry
b. Myers, Theophilus l. Parsons, Boyd
u. Perkins, Austen 2. Quick, jr.; Harry
r. Richardson, George L. Rooney, III.
Ruggles, Howard e. Snyder, Rober.
Henery stevenson, Jesse j. Sweeney,
Paul G. Tucker and Frank A. Wed
derburT.
First Lieuts. George B. Adamson,
Wilfred p. Ais, Wilburn +. Carter,
George E. Clark, Harold G. Clayton,
William B. Ennis, jr.; James T..
Granger, James F. Greene, Lawrence
Al. Crosse, Frank E. Holland, Wallace
B, Hoover, Harvey w. Huddleston.
Robert M. Hughes, Clifford L. john
son, Elmer D. Johnson, Lloyd E. KEEL
ly, William Lerch, Oscar Lettern1an,
Francis w. Perkins, Chester M. Reich,
Littletown r. Roberts, Presley A. l..
Smith, jr.: Leon D. Wagner, Marriott
B. Walker.
Second Lieuts. Leroy H. Barnard.
Alvin p. Basford, John r. Bromei.
John r. Brosnan, Isaac r. Capayas,
Lloyd w. Crempon, Donald L. Demuth,
Ronald G. Lambert, Frederick w.
Lounsberry, Thomas ]. Luckett, Philip
w, Macomb, Claude H. Marshall,
Altus G.. Moore, E. c.. Moore, G. F..
Falomar, Everett n. Pershing, Clar-
ence H. Porter, Albert G. Reed,
James A. Eldout, Harvey " Rohrer,
Jerome J, Rupert, Orville F. Sande-
fur, Kenneth H. Sheeler, G. Shepherd,
Harold G.. Smith, John G. Stricken,
John E. Windall, David G. Tyler, jr.;
Kenneth j. Wingfield and John w.
Wiseheart.