The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-14
Daniel Smith
 Joins Ranks Of ,,
 ''White" Soldiers
Awards at Fort Adams, Where Waterbury Youths Are Training, Show Amateur Troops Taking to War Game With Great Enthusiasm - Brigadier Gen. eral Visits Camp


 Henry Messier. 1s4 Broadway, Taunton, Mass.
 John P. Fleet, A Warner St, Gloucester, Mass.
 Robert Koritsky, North St, Hing ham, Mass.
 Ralph F. Noonan. 7s So. Lorins St, Lowell. Mass.
 Leo G. Sullivan, 1T Rector St, East Hartford. Conn. a.
 Robert W. Crowther, IT, SS Bliss Road. Lpngmeadow, Mas;
 Nelson J. Wells, 72 Constitution St, Bristol, R.. I.
 Red Students.
 Vincent F. Leonard, Jr, Forest Ave, Middietowr, R. I. Newport, R: I.
 Brandon Shaw, 8 Brooklawn Terrace, Bridgeport, Conn.
 John B. Howard, 500 savin Ave, West Haven, Conn.
 n. William williamson, Jr, 4 N. Orchard St, New Bedford, Mass, John F. Cassidy, 30 Milton St, worcester. Mass.
 Vincent F. Calvin. Rindge Ter race, Cambridge, Mass. ss uAh 1s G8VI ~ NA@PAOe~A VI Brighton, Mass.
 William J. Devon. 1os Clifton St. Wallinsford, Conn.
 James M. Humihan, 219 Dwight St, New Haven, Conn.
 Leo J. Mathon, 225 Meadow St. New Haven, Conn.
 Joseph Kivlehan, 667 Thames St, Newport, R. I. HFt1NA ns-rAvn u1sa(p AvA Edgewcod. R. I.
 Gorge B. Talbot, 74 Linwood St. Whitinsville, Mass.
 Donald J. Daunphinais, 33 Pleas- ant St, Bristol, Conn. Hartford. Conn. Broad Brook, Conn. School St, Attleboro, Mass. . John .DeFranzo, 22 Brown St East Boston. Mass.
 Herman E. vuelo, 9 Randolph Ave, Meriden, Conn.
 Francis D. Calnan, 200 Weld St, New Bedford, Mass.
 Francis Comedy, 39 Pennington Ave, New Britain, Conn.
 xMOlndb xSs WnOuSyy O4 WdAucU St. New Bedford, Mass. In the afternoon the student regiment was viewed by Capt Gil- bert J. Rowcliffe, U. s. Navy, con1- manding officer of the Naval Training station at Newport, R. |. The students are under super vision to guard their interests. In connection with this, there is 3 merit system in effect which gives the officers an opportunity to keep check on the young mems conduct and efficiency. For instance, deni- erits are given for the following infractions of camp rules; as well as others:
 Demerits Absent from camp with
 out proper authority
 after taps ............... 20 Absent from camp with
 out leave ..............ss lO Absent from any forrna- Conduct to the prejudice { of good order and dis
 cipiine ...... .1........... s.5b So ccuntsract demerits, the stu- dents may earn neits for the fol- lowing items:
 Merits Neatest and most soldier
 ly student in each Bat
 Battery ...... ....... 3 Playing on battery athle-
 tic teams in games ... 1 Completing the Red Cross
 life saving instruction 2 s p cial leadership in
 building up Esprit and
 encouraging Q d fsl-
 lowSh1p ............. or ID There are many other ways to earn merits Cor de-merits) but the foregoing will give some idea of the two systems. It may be seen that students receiving appoint ments of any kind are those who have earned their appointment through their diligence and appli-, cation.
 Today Major General James Parker, U. 8. Army (retired) visit ed the camp and witnessed the young men in their activities. No reviewed the regiment at retreat parade at 5 o'clock. General Parker Is the holder of distinguish cd service medals, the congressioil- al medal of honor and the silver star citation. He is one of the few surviving Indian fighters, and the c. M. T. 0. will feel honored to have him as their guest. Thursday evening, the second of the bi-weekly boxing bouts will be held at the c. N. T. c. boxing area, Sergt J. Leahy of the 18th Infantry formerly a champion boxer with fhn n n ia s.afarna