Evening star., 1934-02-04

LANs for the war games which
will be held at Camp Albert c.
Ritchie. at Cascade. Md, this
i Summer whea the 29th Ma
tional Guard Division is TAX
ing it's annual period OF field train
Ing are being formulated, The de-
tailed problems, it was said at di-
vision headquarters here, are being
prepared by Maj. l.. McD- sylvester,
United States Army, the Instructor 1or
the 29th Division troops
It was pointed out that during the
camp this year the problems WILL oeal
largely with mobilization plans. Iness
are taken up every other yeal, anu
vrre last considered when the owl
don was in camp at Virginia Beacn,
"a ia 1882. The 29th National
f,uard Division is composed OF tne
tronns Of this city, MARYLAND ana
Virginia and a portion OF Pennsyi-
v.n;a Scattered as the division Is
over such a large territory, the prop,
Senos of mobilization are great, aho
~ Is for this reason, 1t was salo, tlia0
Tho matters concerning it are taAeh
up at regular intervals. o;,+od
These detailed plans, it was polnIeu
..,t are different from the regular
nroarams for camp drills, "hlcn nav
- he in the headquarters oo cay
s,.or N the date set for the beglnhnis
Ii the encampment IL, 70
The other units which Will go "
Haru Richie also are WolAiiis VI
S,air nroprams for the drills. Prep,
Srstions for the encampments WIZ
heein Immediately after the a',ioaa nora
insnections. which will oegln me- 81
spe. With the inspections for the
State staff and the Heauao"'
peth National Guard DIVISION
Commissions have been received a. az
hr;oade headquarters promotlhg W
~ ar.de of ca ptain First Lieut.. sam,
Iiis Taepart. Medical Corps. ana
TSrs+ lieut.. John r. Mcintyre. Len
80 corns Both officers are no" as
.;n,sd @ IN the Medical Department De,
tachnent, 26Oth Coast Artlllely' ,;1a- a-au
will be continued IN tna1 ssen1and o.sd
Mon. which is under tne coi'iiN
at Mai. Stewart NJ Grayson; eor,a,,v
The commissions Will oe lolil@ny o1ay
presented to the officers Al the @ iesu, Wr
assembly this week oy Coi ~ 1o1st
Oehmann, commander OF tne 80 80
Ssoiment of Engineers ano aosnie 49,;
sornmander of the local militia ~. "
.ade in the absence OF MAJ. .;air
Anton Stephan, who Is away o'i ''
leave.
eeo,,lar service units in ana aroullu
washington. including the Nesuia, ,
Army and Marine Corps. nave o,,1d o
asked for dates which tneS W. m nf
ike to have reserved LOT tle 10
ths rifle range at Camp Slnns, ~ ~
srsss Heights, D. c. Tnese WI 1.ooI vi
&tted in with the dates LOT Ine 80. ,o,.
fAlitia units, the program Ior wiir.ti ~
n being prepared by the oH1ce.s, e, IN ;n
{Hu be sent to Capt. j. z. Jensen, -;
Sharas Of rife practice here' a''o
S,nerintendent Of the range; ,ao
ne work of improving the range
q aid to be progressing raPloiy, ali9
x,hen the troops arrive they VIII nllo
MT the facilities there for thelr com. CON-
s Sar+ have been vastly improved WIFI
3he r. w. A. funds made avallaoie.
serot John E. Clifton, jr., Medical
nenartment Detachment, 26otn CoaSI
1rtillery. has been ordered honoraolS
Skcharred. effective February ., on
ks own request, he having completed
1ne year Of a three-yeaf 'ee
Soent
pu Herbert T Grimes, Battery
a a6oth Coast Artillery. has been Of
1ered honoyably discharged to enaole
kim to enlist in the United STATES
Marine Corps.
The following members Of the 2stn
Division Military Police Company,
have been ordered transferred 10 tne
reserve list: Pvt. (First Glass; Law
renee r. Beamer. and Pvts. Joseph T.
ieebrick and James c. Todd.
Pvt. Lawrence Rucker, Company F,
i21st Engineers, has been ordered
honorably discharged to enable him
10 enlist In the United States Army.
Corpl. William NJ Rhine, Battery
g, and Pvt. Joseph r. Shugart, Bat
tegy r both 2eoth Coast Artillery.