Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-29

following first lieutenantS: Gregory
Cipriani, 2l15 P street; Lester M. Petrie,
1921 Fifth street; Walter E. Beattie,
Georgetown Hospital Michael j. Franz
chuck, 1900 Georgia avenue; William
C. Cantrel, 1929 G street; James M.
Dollison, Medical Administrative Re-
serve 1885 California street, and Edgar
L. Goodman, 1913 Allison street.
Maj. John G. Sims. Field Artillery
Reserve, 637 Otis place, is assigned to
the 580th Field Artillery First Lieut..
Samuel M. Dodek. Medical Reserve, 1919
Emerson street, is assigned to the 578th
Field Artillery. Capt. John r. Ernst,
Medical Reserve, 2737 Devonshire road,
is assigned to the 4th Medical Regiment
Irregular Army, inactive). First Lieut..
Joseph B. White, Quartermaster Re-
serve, 1914 Stephenson place. having
been placed on the emergency officers
retired list, is relieved from assignment
to the LIST Service Battalion. The fol-
lowing Reservists are assigned to the
80th Division: First Lieut.. Lawrence
H. Winking, Chaplain Reserve, Catholic
University; First Lieut.. John L. Card
we'll, Medical Reserve, 603 F street, and
Second Lieut.. Arthur w. Greenwood,
Infantry Reserve, 405 Eleventh street
northeast. Second Lieut.. Oswald H.
Milmore, Coast Artillery Reserve, 1916
Calvert street, having enlisted in the
District of Columbia National. Guard,
is relieved from assignment to the Sd
Coast Artillery district. .-: !.
Next Wednesday morning approx
mately 800 young men from the District
will depart from their homes in Wash
ington to attend the 1880 Citizens Mill
tary Training Camps, which will begin
that day and conclude July 81. Basic
and Infantry courses for candidates
from the District will go to Fort Eustis,
Va; those who will undergo the red,
white and blue Field Artillery courses
will go to Fort Hoyle, Md, while the
Coast Artillery red, white and blue
courses will be given at Fort Monroe
Va. Those taking the red, white and
blue Cavalry courses will undergo this
instruction at Fort Myer, Va.
They should take to camp the follow
ing personal property: One suit case
or grip, large or medium size, with lock
and key, containing four suits of under
wear, two pairs pajanaS, six handker-
chiefs, four face towels, two bath towels,
toilet and shaving outfit. In addition
to the above equipment, the following
items may be brought to camp: Linen
shirts with attached collars for wear
off duty, athletic and base ball clothes,
shoes and cap, bathing suit, light sweat
er, bed room slippers, tennis racquet,
musical instruments, fountain pen and
camera. No firearms will be brought
to camp.
District Of Columbia members of the
Enlisted Reserve Corps, while on active
duty are entitled to receive the same
pay and allowances as other enlisted
men of like grades and length of serv-
ice. A member of the Enlisted Reserve
Corps is entitled to pay and allowances
from the GATE on which he necessarily
starts to comply with the order for ac-
tive duty, either for training or for
mobilization, to and including the date
when he is relieved from active duty.
Enlisted Reservists are entitled to trans
portation by the shortest usually trav-
eled route and to reimbursement of the
cost OF meals, not exceeding SO per day,
from the place from which he is or
dered to report to the camp and for
the return journey, or In lieu thereof
ne may be paid travel pay at the rate
Of cents per mile. :.