Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-04
STUDENT SOLDIERS
LEAVE TOMORROW
FOR SUMMER CAMP
227 Will Sail for Forts EuStiS
and Monroe, Va, for
Training.
20 OTHERS WILL JOIN
CAVALRY ENCAMPMENT
Month of Military Study Awaits
Youths From Capital at
Seven Centers.


youths will embark tomorrow on the
boat that will take them to the Ctti-
zens' Military Training Camps at Fort
Eustis and Fort Monroe, Va. The next
day % more will leave for the Cavalry
encampment at Fort Myer and the
Field Artillery post at Fort Hoyle, Md.
Coming from all walks OF life and
representing most creeds and religions,
the young men will be thrown together
in the democracy Of military camp
for the 80 days, where performance OF
the same duties will be required OF each
one.
They will be divided as to their mill
tary experience into four classeS-basic.
red, white and blue. The basic course is
for those who have had no previous
military training, while the three latte
courses are for C. M. T. G. graduates,
or those with previous military train
ing, who choose to advance progress
sively through the courses leading up
to final graduation from the blue course,
which conveys eligibility for an ofncer's
commission in the Organized Reserves.
Seven Camps in Corps Area.
Seven camps have been provided IN
the Sd Corps Area, in which WaSning-
ton Is located, for the student soldiers.
Besides the four to which boys from
the District are assigned, there are Fort
washington, Md; Fort Howard, Mo,
and Fort Monmouth, N. j. The first
two are for basic and Infantry stu
dents. while only Signal Corps students
will be sent to Fort Monmouth, wnere
the encampment will be from AUGUST D
to September g..
fanGry service will be sent to Fort
Eustis. This division, numbering z0U
is the largest. The Coast Artillery con-
tingent win 20 to Fort Monroe, the
Cavalry to Fort Myer and the F1elo
Artillery to Fort Hoyle.
The names of the student SOLDIERS
from washington and vicinity who VII!
h. stationed at Fort Eustis follow:
Lee Ambrogi, Don d. Andrews, Ray
e. Amt. jr.; wallace I. Babcock JACK
banks. RAYMOND NJ. Beall, Walter H.
Bean. John v. Bergen, Patrick r. Ber-
gen, Howard M. Bixby, Joseph A; bo-
gan, Claggett Bowie, Paul J. BRADFORD
Maxwell r. Brasch, David j. bronstem'
James T. Brooks, William A: Brown
Emory p. Bundy, George r. Callahan,
Frank Z. Carter, IT,; Noel Q. Castle
:1ohn G. Chewing, Raymond j: Claln-
val paul w. Clarke, John w. Clephane,
Andrew @. Conlyn, William B. Court
new. Bowen S. Crandall, Frederick H.
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James F. Delaney, Jerome Del!Sl, o"u
Demonet. william v. De Rosa. ,,i Mooney
r Dowell Cecil S. Down. Wllnam,i ,,; =;
DrIrv. Edward s. Duvall, Sd; Pnlinp
NJ Edelstein. Earl l.. Edwards, JACK r;
Ernerins. Richard L. Farley, EDWARD
p FARRELL, John M. Firmen, Barron n.
FRANKLIN, Walter B. Fry, jr.; CnarleS o.
, FUR, Thomas H. Gallaher, WnIlam N
Garrett. John c. Gates. john +: Ger
hold. Alex D; GoodK < nra,s 1uSeR James
r, Haden, Albert E. Harmed, Jerome q.
Harrell. John e. Harrington, Malcolm
T5av John w. Hays, Roger B. Hensler,
Edward H, Hill, Paul D. HinKel, henry
p Hohrnann, Charles M. Holmes, Maui
rice D. Hoffman, Hubert 2. Hoy, James
p. Huss, Richard B. Trey, 1nnocentes u
Javellana, John +. johnston, Soi W.n a.
Jones, Powell F. Jones, Henry .. hen-
worthy. Paul H. Keough, Allan H. KING,
Martin A. Klein, Carl M. Kozee, Jonn r.
Krause, Joseph F. Crieg, Albert krltC'
Rnhert @. Lamasure, Kenneth II. La
rirey. Thomas D. Lewis, Martin j. Lit
tIefieid, John A. Long, William H. Low
ing, William j. Luthy, Walter l.: NC
gladden., Joseph E. MCCARTHY, WILSON
r. McCray, r.; James E. MCMAHON
John C, McFie, William G. MCGEE, Ray
nnond Mahoney, Ralph Malone, Joseph
H Mattere. James w. Mercer, Davlo
r. Middleton, Charles F. Miller, Charles
II. Miller, william Miner, John T.
Monk, jr.; Edward j. Mooney, ElWood ?.
Moorhead, Sd; Edwin L. Murray. Louis
j. Naccker, Wade H. Marin, Jonn W.
Nally. ...
Wilbur w. Nusbaum, Brenton w. Nut
ter, Gordon T. O'Hanlon, William 8.
Opdyke, Harry r. Paddon, John D. Rice,
John A. Richards, jr.; John B. Rich
ards, Harold c. Richardson, Gordon W.
Robertson, Stanley W. Robertson, LOUIS
Ross, Richard M. RothweLl, Norman IA.
Rowdybush, Lewis H. Ruiz, Joseph
sager, Harry j. Scharnikow, Clifford s.
Schopmeyer, Bernard A. Schwartz,
James j. Schwartz, John s. Searles,
James z. Shinn, Thomas F. Slaughter,
Jennings M. Smith, Norval 3. Smith,
Richard A. Smith. William w. Smith,
Lorenzo D. Snyder, jr.; Edward r.
Stevens, Woodrow W. Storey, Charles
r. Sullivan, Patrick H. Sullivan, Wal
lace A. Sweeney, Herman A. Sykes:
Alfred M. Taylor, George G. Thorn,
Don H. Thompson, William B. Tnrnt,
Vincent L. Toomey, Brent A. Turner,
Russell @. Valentine, Fred D. Vecnery'
Donald M. Vernon, Martin A. Vincent,
Marion C. Walther, Norman E. Watson,
John w. Whiteside, Dart w. williams,
Thomas s. williams, Howard M. Willis,
Homer w. Wills, Roy A. WlSeman, Eo-
ward G. Welle, Mark B. WOODWARD,
Thomas L. Woolard, Albert Zltmore, Al
bert M. Taylor, william B. Cunning
ham, Thomas M. Foley, John w. Han
ner, wilson C. Latham, Cradle II.
Mitchell, Stanley r. Polly, Samuel J.
Sout. william p. Thomas, jr.; Henry @.
buchanan, Henry Frankel, John NC
Iaughlin, Frank N. Masino, William y.
Maykrantz, John H. Nall, Robert =.
Richmond, Maurice Z. Risley Walter A.
Shea, Leon Shermon, jr.; Luther 2. An
pie. Leslie G.. Bell. Samuel s. Dt Fran
els, Robert 8. Fleharty, Frederick J.
Paaliochini, Jack b. Simn1s, WILDER A.
stevens and Richard H. Stringfellow.
Fort Monroe Group.
The following are assigned to Fort
George N. Bates, Thomas p. Baxter,
Joel G. Black, Willard q. Bowen, jr.;
walter w. Brannock, Lloyd e. Brown,
Jacob Cohen, James Cunningham
CHARLES p. Ferry, Edward F. Flanagan,
jr.; Marshall @. Gleason, Allen .. Greer
George w. Irving, jr.; Lynn :. KEN
nedy, Richard w. Nation, Paul Mem
finger, Frank j. Oberg, Gordon v. PoI-
ter, Ralph D. Remley, Richard y
Scinmidtman, Bourbon F. Scrtpner, An
drew w. Starratt, jr.; Harold II. Green
field. Richard L. Mann, Charles y: FoS-
ter, George p. Hart, jr, and Martin v
Shallenberger. -,
The following are assigned to Fort
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