Evening star., 1935-02-10
10D ARE EXPECTED
At c. N. 7. CAMPS
Attendance for Washington
District May Be Only
Third of Quota.

Although the 1885 Citizens Military
Training Camp quota for the district
OF Washington Is expected to be about
the same as last year. BOT. probably
only one third of this number of young
men will receive camp training this
Summer. Last Summers quota for
the district of Washington was as fol-
lows: District of Columbia, 206; Mont
gomery County, Md, 49, Prince
Georges County, Md, 81; Charles
County, Md, IL, and ST. Marys Coun-
ty, s The 1884 quotas for nearby
Virginia counties were as follows:
Arlington, 10; Fairfax, 10; Loudoun,
8, and Prince William, 5. Of the BOT
quota for the district Of washington
only l06 young men attended the
camps last Summer. Funds did not
permit the other two-thirds of the
quota being sent to camp.
District of Washington basic stu
dents of the various branches will be
trained at different posts in this corps
area. Red, white and blue students
of this area will undergo their train
ing this Summer at these posts: In
v, FUIl I1CddC, Nld., SoNeRA Va
Myer, Va; Field Artillery, Fort Hoyle,
Md: Signal Corps, Fort Meade, Md,
and Coast Artillery, Fort Monroe. Va.
1t is expected that approximately IA
young men from Washington will at
tend camps this year. These will prob
ably be divided as follows II basic
students and the following red. white
and blue candidates. 40 at Fort Meade,
8 at Fort Myer, at Fort Hoyle and
7 at Fort Monroe. Approximately 80
candidates from nearby counties in
MARYLAND and Virginia will probably
take the training this Summer as fol-
lows II basic students, Is Infantry, z
Cavalry, Signal Corps and l Coast
Artillery.
District Cavalry officers will as
semble at Fort Myer today at am.
for instruction in equitation under
Lieut.. Col. H. C. Dagley. Mobilization
of the Army of the United States will
be discussed by Capts. H D. F. Munni-
khuysen and A. N. Caldwell at the
ouartermaster conference tomorrow
evening. At the Coast Artillery con-
ference Tuesday evening, Brig. Gen.
Greed F. Cox, will speak on our policy
in the Philippines. Royal c. Johnson
former member of Congress, will speak
on national defense at the Air Corps
conference Tuesday evening. Maj. {.
M Tniela will address District Military
Intelligence officers Wednesday eVen-
ing on the Infantry Brigade in attack.
Members of the 1308th service unit
will hold their conference Wednesday
evening. Col. Harrison Brand will
discuss mobilization of the 1308th
service unit. Maj. S. Leroy Irwin
will conduct a map maneuver at the
315th Field Artillery conference
Thursday evening. The 343d Engin-
eers will hear Mai. r. M. Harrington
Friday evening, discuss troop move
ments by rail and truck. District
ordnance officers will meet at head
quarters Friday evening. Maj R.
Marsh will give an illustrated lecture
on ordnance activities in the zone of
the interior.
The following District officers have
been continued on active duty for
another six months with the Civilian
Conservation Corps: CaptS. August F.
Schimmack and Thomas A. Lane;
First Lieuts. James D. DeNfarr, Henry
G. Learnard, jr.; Samuel E. McCrary,
Richard H. VanDenburg, Paul Water
man, Samuel M. Bageant, Thomas F..
Collins and George S. Weber. The
following second lieutenants from the
District have been continued on active
duty for another six months with the
Conservation Corps: Lawrence L.
Long, George S. Rice and Nathaniel
o. Whitlaw.