The Washington times., 1928-07-06

Immediately upon ARRIVAL the bLus
dents were greeted BY Col. Guy ".
Henry. camp commander, and then
turned over 81 the tender naercies
81 the clothing Issue room, . TO be
progressed, which Is Army lingo Tor
Changing from civilian attire ~
Army uniform. via shower patnss
doctors, dentists, and what VIII you.
no Sergeant Mitchell falls the 1Ob
of seeing that each student receives
shoes that fit and hats that grace
fully adorn the students brow.
such feats being recognized Acc0nn-
plfshments Of Army supply officerss
Check "Civviesv
After receiving shoes and hats
that lit, to say nothing Of the
other necessary articles Of wearing
apparel. the students Will march 20
the warehouse, Where they will
check their civilian clothes; then to
the troop supply room where mat.
tresses. pillows, cots. bed linens,
mosquito nets, pack and, ornaments
for shirt collars and other issue
will be handed out.
The gear viii be carried To the
tents assigned to the students ana
the tents. mosquito netting and
other gear viii he assembled, under
the auspices 81 regular army
sergeant OF the Third Cavalry.
Begin Day AZ b:l5 A. n.
.Chow viii mark the end of
the first day, with the second day
beginning In the middle Of the
night. The day begins At 5:45 q.
M. breakfast ct q. M; Gales
themes. more popularity known as
monkey drill. at $50 q. RI. morning
drills until 11:45 a. mi, when another
visit will be made to the mess hall;
afternoon spent In athletics and
lectures and retreat at 5s15 p. m.
That's the program for the next
so days for the several hundred
lads who are studying under Uncle
Sam ait Fort Myer.
Where They Train
More than 400 boys and young
men from this city. Virginia. Mary
land and Pennsylvania began to-
day 4 30-day program Of strenuous
man-building training At Forts
Eustis. H0yle, Monroe and Myer,
with the opening Of the Citizens
Army training camps fl the Third
CORPS Area which includes Wash
ington and vicinity.
The Districts beginning and ad.
vanced infantry students VIII train
AZ Fort Eustis, va. Field Artillery
at Fort Hoyle, Nd. Coast Artillery
at Fortress Monroe, and cavalry ct
Fort Myer. VA.
The Government program includes
the use of 81 camps where about
Al, 900 boys. including trainees from
Hawaii and Porto Rico viii be
TAUGHT the fundamentals Of military
life. In some camps advance
courses are given which lead to 4
commission.
Local boys attending the camps
Include:
FORT EUsTIs
| Barney Alderman. 1919 Calvert st.
tenth St Il. W.: John w. AlbrittaIn.
Ia Plata, Nd. Victor Alex 1907 Sew
enth st N. W.. Louis Az Anderson.
19S North West St. Alexandra; VII WI.
r. Battle, s02 Poplar Ave, Clarendon.
va: John 81 Barber. Charlotte Hall
Nd. Keith H. Bell. Center 81. Man
sssaS va Ran Lsslis & ,l ss, l iass &.
W
IS. L. John r. 81 Blackstone, MilestOwn,
Md: Halph =. Blackstone. River
Harry ". Blunt, Popes Creek. Nd. ::
andria: Elmer A. BOdmer Aide, w.;
Harold r. Boss. 1856 Pennsylvania Ave.
III w: claggett Bowie. 1Ta3 Church
B Sri va: Thomas w. Braanears lis
q. Brazeiton. asos ontario I'd. u. W:
James T. Brooks. ss6 = st. n. 2. :
AIexandria Ronald /. brown. us K ST.
N. E.: Espey r. Br0wning Lanharl,
Nd. John T. Burch. jr.s s022 Wiscor-
sin Ave; n W; Walter + Burd 1sls
ward r Butler. Linden Ave, Braddock.
Alexandria; John O. Butler. 239 Second
st. s. e.. William H. Butler Man
Maurics canter. 1915 BAY st. $. D.;
Roland T. Carr, 75S Newton Fl. n. W.;
Frank L. Carter. jr.. 1901 Park Rd.
Thomas O. Carter, SIS DelafieId Pl. ~.
W: George $. CawthOrne; se2o Thirty
Chase. Riyerdale. Md. Frank Milo
Chavez. s5S Longfeilow 81. n. W.;
George =. Clayton, 110s Harvard Sc.
s. r.: John W. coffman. ii. las Carr
roll Ave, Takoma Park, Nd; Jacob
Cohen. 4120 Fourteenth ST. n. w;
Philip L. Corby, jr.. 707 Fifth St n.
W. Bowen -. y GIAuudAA. zA5 nay MONA
St, Chevy Chase. Nd: Thomas Cronir.
1915 Calvert st.; Harry c. Cumming
Louis N. cuviilisr,, 4Io7 Harrison st.
windsor Ave. Alexandria. Va: James
Ia Dance 1902 Park Rd NJ ~; Dom
aid a. Davies. 2325 Thirty-seventh st.
IN w. Thomas e. Davis, 2621 Thlr-
tenth St Arnold II. Dean, 1905 Mon.
roe ST. n. e.; william " DeRosa, sS2
Ingrahan St N W.: Jad Demonet, sl0s
Cathedral Ave. Robert N, Dickins. Bris-
tow, Va: william r. Dismer. 1S47 Coz
lum bia Rd.: Lemuel Fl. Dowden r. r.
d. No. s. Alexandria, Va: Samuel Edia.
witch, AT Third st. n. W.: Woolford l.
Edmonston, p. o. BOX 40. Laurel, Nd.
James b. Egloff jr., 2422 Thirty-sixth
ST., Mt Rainier, Nd: William M. I'll
lott. 221 Prospect ST., Chevy Chase,
Md; Robert M. Emery, Fort Hunt, Va;
Silas III. Emory. Box e32. Catholic Uni
versity HialInar M. Erickaon, jf., 81
Elm Ave- Takoma Park. Md.
Joseph q. Terrier. 80 Columbia Rd.,
HyattsyilIe. Md. Robert III. Fife, 3S01
Woodley Road; Arthur W. Finkelstein,
500 Fourth st. s. e.; Norman g. FuUn-
tain, 1918 Kenyon. st. n. W.; Broadway
q. Frazier, 1858 Quincy street: Paul s.
Fry. Iucketts. Va. Walter n. Fry. 451s
Iowa Avenue; Charles g, Fnrr. 204 No. III
Washington Street, Alexandria. Va;
Martin r. Garrett, 4102 Third St. n.
W.; Emanuel GavriIes, ass Main Street,
Laurel Md; John r. Gerhold. 829 SOM
erset PI. N. W; Norman w. Gill. 1898
@ st. s. e.; Elmer A. Gladmon. Sill
Madison st. N. W.; Joseph 8. Goodowftz,