Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-24

To facilitate the physical examina-
ton of the young men of the District
of Columbia who desire to attend the
approaching Citizens Military Train
ing Camps. arrangements have been
made by Washington Reserve head
quarters to have local Medical Re-
serve officers conduct these examina-
tions. TIC be eligible for enrolment in
the basic course, the applicants must
be male citizens of the United States
and II to "a years of age. Previous
military training is not required. but
applicants for this course must possess
average general intelligence, be able to
read and write English and be Of good
moral character. The red course Is for
male citizens Of the United States be-
tween the ages of II to Is years. APP
plicants for this course must be gradu-
ates of the basic course or have had
military training equivalent thereto.
This course provides training in differ
eIlt arms of the Army, such as Infan-
try, Field Artillery, Cavalry, Coast
Artillery and Signal Corps. Male citi-
zens of the United States, 10 to 20 years
of age, and enlisted men of the Army
Of the United States will be eligible for
the white course. This course provides
training in different branches of the
Army, such as Infantry, Field Artillery,
Cavalry, Coast Artillery and Signal
Corps, for the purpose of qualifying
candidates as specialists and noncom-
mlEsioned leaders. This course Is open
tor candidates who have completed the
red course and who have been recon-
mended to pursue the white course, to
selected citizens who have had military
training equivalent to the red course
and to selected enlisted men Of the
Army of the United States Those who
undergo this course win be given the
further opportunity to qualify in the
same branch for the next higher, or
blue course, but it will be required that
they possess, or show that they later
will possess, the mental and physical
qualifications to become officers in the
Of1cers' Reserve Corps. The age limit
Of the blue course is 10 to 81 and the
applicants must be warrant officers, en-
listed men or selected civilians who are
physically fit and who have completed
the white course or who have had mill
tary training equivalent thereto.
The Medical Reserve officers listed
below, all residing in the District of
Columbia, have volunteered their serv-
ices in conducting the physical exami-
nation Of applicants for the 1929 Citi-
ze41s' Military Training Camp. The list
IS prepared for the convenience of the
G. M. T. c. applicants, whereby the
physical examination may be had near
est their home. These officers, together
with their addresses, are as follows:
Coils. Joseph M Heller, 1746 K street:
Thomas M Foley, 1894 Nineteenth
street, and Charles c. Marbury, 1915
Sixteenth street
Lieut. Coils. William j, Mallory. 1920
Connecticut avenue; William c. Moore
1924 Massachusetts, avenue; Daniel D
V. Stuart, jr., the Wyoming, and John
a.. Talbot. 1921 Connecticut avenue.
Mais. Albert N. Bags 1924 Ashmead
place: c. B. Conklin, 1901 Eye street;
Clarence M. Iollman, Stoneleigh Court;
Watson w. Eldridge, St EliZabeth'S
Hospital Rowland H. Ford, 5213 Four
teenth street; Augustus c. Gray, l24i
Newton street northeast; Frank A
Hprnaday, the Mayfiower; Oscar B
Hunter, 1885 H street; William j. Lally
Tudor Hall; William c. Morgan 1924
Eye street; Thomas A. Poole, 1929 Ver-
mont avenue: Eugene G. Rice, jr., 1901
Eye street; Harry l. Richardson, 201G
Eye street: Joseph D. Stout, 1901 Eye
street; BENJAMIN F. Weems, 1746 K
street.
Capts. w. N. Ballinger, 1924 Eye
street; Charles 3. Campbell, the Farra.
gut; Jerome F. Crowley, 1901 Eye street
Everett NJ. Ellison, 1920 M street; Theo.
dore c. G. Fong, st. Elizabeths Hos
pital; George H. Grove, 2021 Massa.
chusetts avenue; Ralph j. Haws, st
Elizabeths Hospital; Chaplain P. King
1929 Vermont avenue; Don S. Knowl.
ton, the Rochambe2u; Judge w. Man.
Kim 2030 Sixteenth street; John A
Reed, 1920 Connecticut avenue; ROLAND
?. Toms, 2123 Eye street.
First Lieuts. Walter Atkinson Emerg,
ercy Hospital T. C5n1uu Barr. SIS Cen
Nnecticut avenue Norvell Belt, 1900 Con
necticut avenue; Robert A. Bier, Chill