Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-07
MARINE RESERVE
READY TO CAMP
Fleet Corps, Scheduled to
Leave August q, Ends
All EnIiStmentS.

With the 5th Battalion, Fleet Ma
rine Corps Reserve, scheduled to go
to camp for Is days on August 4.
all first enlistments in the battalion
were discontinued June 30 Only
former Regulars or Reservists may
now be accepted for re-enllstment
prior to camp. This years training
camp will be under canvas at Guam
tico in the former 10th Regiment
Area. on the heights overlooking the
Potomac The training schedule, as
approved by Mai. Gen. John H. Rus
sell, U. S. NJ. c.. commandant, pro-
vides for an intensive course of in
struction in the use of various In
fantry automatic auxiliary weapons
Two days will be utilized in bush
warfare and open warfare combat
maneuvers.
The final Saturday in camp will
be visitors day, devoted to exhibition
drills and competition for the large
array of cups, medals and prizes.
Lieut. Col. W. A. Rupertus, U. S.
M. c.. director Of the Correspondence
School, Marine Corps Schools, at
Quantico, will address the officers and
senior n-commiSsioned officers Of
the 5th Battalion at the armory next
Tuesday evening. Maj. Lewis B. Rea-
gan, U. S. NJ. c., inspector instructor
Of the 5th Battalion, and Maj. Harvey
L. Miller, commanding the battalion,
will confer at Quantico this week with
Maj. Gen. Charles H. Lyman. U. S.
M. c., commanding general there, to
arrange the final details Of the train
ing schedule.
First Sergt. Charles P Daum re-
ported from the Eastern Reserve Area
and was assigned to Company E
at Alexandria.
Corp. Julius H. Lanham, Company
E; Pvts. Joseph l. Jamison. Company
E; LinWood NJ. West. Company E, and
Roy E. Cole, Headquarters Company,
re-enliSted.
Pvts. Charles A. Murray. Headouar-
tiers Company; Robert v. Bailey, Com
pany c. and George N Fleming, Com
pany B. joined from the Eastern Re-
serve Area.
Pvts. Eddie J. Jones, Company A,
and Louis J. Edelin,, Company E, we're
promoted to privates first class.
Pvts Andrew I. Lyman. Company
B, and Robert G. Merritt. Company D,
were discharged to accept appoint
ments to the United States Naval
Academy.
The following enlisted as privates
prior to June 80:
In Headquarters Company. Sidney
E. Cross. John L. Wolford, David r.
Eckhardt, Thomas F. Feddon, Lyman
J. Laughton, George Vigliucci, George
M. Coleman, Arthur O. Daniels, David
w. Zerbe.
In Company A, Lewis M. Clemmer.
Bernard Margolis. Paul A. Moran, Leo
F. Cecchini. Laurence F. Curtin, Ray
mond j. Koshliek, Harold D. Brown,
Clarence H. Fleming. Kenneth r. Jor-
dan, Murray Hammer, Paul E. Swof-
ford.
In Company B, Arthur B. Chason.
Michael Poachak. Walter F. Powers,
John C. Smith, John E. La Courture.
In Company C, George S. Collins,
James NJ Lanigan, jr.
In Company D. James w. Gately,
Clarence v. Kurtz, James H. Burgess,
John A. Heagy. jr.; George w. Lawson,
jr.; Robert E. Lebicker, Monty T.
Schumacher.
In Company E, William A. Daniel
son, Homer H. Gatewood, william E.
Hoffman, Howard M. Rison, Herman
M Posey.
In Company F, Charles Albert, Will
liam NJ Christie, George T. Cornwell,
Norman w. Cornwell, William D.
Candy, Charles ]. Kelly, Samuel C.
Robertson.
In Company G, Stanley c. Bittle.