Evening star., 1935-03-17
y LANS for the use of Camp
J Simms. Congress Heights, D. c.,
the target range of the Ma
tional Guard of the District of

LANS for the use of Camp
- SimmS. Congress Heights, D. c.,
the target range of the Ma
Il tional Guard of the District OF
Columbia. were laid down in a
general order issued at local headquar-
ters during the week. Each organiza-
tion has been allotted specific time
and the number of targets has been
designated. In addition to time allot-
ted to the militia units, which will
hold their practice during week end
camps and on Sundays, the Army,
Navy, Marine Corps and Washington
High School Cadets have been allotted
camping periods for training purposes.
The l21st Regiment of Engineers
will hold week end camps on April Z,
IA, 81 and %; May 5, IL and 26. and
June. 2. 9. l6 and %. The 260th Coast
Artillery will do its shooting on Sum-
days only on April 7. IA. 81 and %.
The special troops, 29th Division, also
will take Sunday practice on June 2,
9, l6 and %. Company A, 372d In
fantry, will shoot on June 80 and July
z, IA and 81.
The Sd U. S. Cavalry, stationed at
Fort Myer, Va. will camp on the
reservation on April to May II, in
elusive. The Headquarters Company,
U. S. A. stationed here, will camp at
Camp Simms from May 20 to June 10,
while the Air Corps from Boiling Field
will use the facilities from September
3 to 49,
The United States Seaman Guard
from the Washington Navy Yard will
camp at the range from September 9
to % and the Marine detachment at
the Washington Navy Yard from May
20 to June 90. The Marine Barracks
detachment of the Marine Corps will
have the facilities at their disposal
from July Is to August 81
From July Is to 20 the R o. T. C.
units from Fort Myer will use the
range, while the Washington High
School Cadet Corps will encamp there
from June 81 to July l3.
The National Capital Rifle Club has
been assigned use of the range on
April % and May II, 18 and 10.
The Engineer Rife and Pistol Club
and other clubs affiliated with the Ma
tional Rifle Association will be per-
mitted to fire in the late afternoons
Saturday afternoon and Sunday firing
will be permitted when it will not
interfere with the practice of regular
and militia units.
The District of Columbia National
Guard rife team defeated the Marine
Corps Institute team by a score of
1857 to l .269 on the National Guard
Armory range last week. Sergt. H. M.
Boudinot lead the shoot with a score
OF 278.
The individual scores of those on
the National Guard team were as fol-
lows: Harrell. 276 Parsons, 273 Bou-
dinot, 276; StaubuS, 272, and Bright
enberg, 26S
The Marine Corps Institute scores
were as follows: Ridgely, 253; Orr,
257; Hanger, 252; Piscacek, 246; Ka-
panke, 26l.
The militia team also defeated a
team from the Tech High School by a
score of 1855 to 1886. Staff Sergt
H. B. Parsons led the shoot with a
score of 277, while Sergt. T. L. Har-
rell was second high with a score of
277, being outranked by Parsons in
the standing position, it was an
nounced.
For the Guard team the individual
scores we're. in addition to Parsons
and Harrell. Brightenberg, 273; Bou-
dinot, 274; Shields. 264
Tech High: w. Jensen, 276; Dove,
274; Piper, 268; Amante, 266; Wood
ward, 252.