Nogales international., 1927-07-29
'175 BOYS FROM THROUGHOUT
STATE TO ATTEND C. N. T.C. AT
CAMP LITTLE DURING AUGUST

The Annual Citizens Military
Training Camp for Arizona, will
,ibegin instruction at Camp Stepher
D. Little, Tuesday. and it is re-
ported authoritatively that all pre-
parations are complete, so there
will be no hitch or delay in initia-
ting or continuing the course,
which will continue to the end of
the month.
The camp will be in command
of Lieutenant Colonel w. S.
Faulkner, 25th Infantry U. S. A.,
assisted by competent corps of
instructors, and work is planned
to make instruction thorough and
effective. Lieutenant Thomas,
Reserve Officers Training Corps,
a competent athletic director of
note. will have charge of athletics,
and under his efficient instruc-
tion the lads will be assured of
fine progress. Lieutenant Thomas
will bring the Mesa football eleven,
and matches will be played with
other teams organized among
lads under institution.
Social features will be given
fun attention. and during the term
Of The camp Hostess House will
remain open for, entertainment of
parents and relatives of trainees
coming to Nogales 10 visit the lads
N camp. Many such have signified
intention to do soA and every eff
fort will be made to entertain
hem. Inconvenience of visitors
1T Fort Huachuca was a prime
cause for establishing the Train
ng Camp at Nogales this year.
There We're no hotel accommoda-
ions. and visitors were obliged to
odge at Tombstone, some II miles
listant. Nogales offers abund-
nee Of hotel facilities, within half
mile of the camp.
The Hostess House will be in
barge of ladies from the Amer
IAN Legion Auxiliary.
Following is the list of accent
d applicants to attend the camp
rom Santa Cruz county; who have
cen ordered to report at Camp
tephen D. Little next Tuesday
forming:
Raymond P. Carreno. 127 Paja-
ito Street, Nogales. Nogales.
David F. Coughanour, LAT Wal
ut Grove, Nogales.
Ed. c. Damon, Pumping Station.
anita Cruz River, P. o. Box 1885,
vgdies.
Mills Gillespie, 555 Crawford
treet, Nogales.)
Nasib J. Karam. 4OS Crawford
trett. Nogales.
Oscar r. Lopez, Camp S. D.
title, Nogafes.
Blythe A. McCorkle, AIT, Sonoi-
Avene, Nogales.
Harold H. Payne, 13O Pajarito
treet. Nogales.
Jose Saba, SIT Crawford Street,
ogales.
Fred C. Waters, Camp Stephen t
. Little, Nogales. ]
Travis G.. Wright Jr., $40 Per- {
ms Street. Nogales. |.
The County Chairman in charge
enrolment of applicants, Col. Z
lien T. Bird, states that a num- t
er of applicants were rejected {
lis year, for sundry and various {
'asons. chiefly under age. There {
a misunderstanding be- S
cen the Training Camp Officer i
Fort Sam Houston, Texas, Col. t
IS. V. Heidi, and the Civilian t
ide to the Secretary of War, e
ajor M. J. Dougherty, at Mesa, G
% latter in charge of enrolment
this state. Major Dougherty j
structed county chairmen to ac- r
pit lads who are 16 years of j
,e, and Colonel Bird forwarded j
of several such; but a
olonel Heidi adhered to the age {
nit of former years, and re- II
cted them. Applications were S
rwarded to Corps Area Head b
larters, Fort Sam Houston, from |
of lads sufficient to fill
e quota Of the county; but the c
tion taken reduced the number
It is the first year that J
lnta Cruz county has not been L
presented by a full quota. {
About 175 boys from through L
1T the state are expected to [
tend. "
The program of entertainment N