The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-06-10
ARMY SCHEDULE
ADDS GLAMOR
TOPROGRAM

Participation by the United
States Army in the Shrine con-
vention will include establishment
Of O model encampment, exhibits
by most branches Of the Army,
maneuvers, parades. and reviews.
The oath Infantry already is
encamped on the Mall, between
Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets,
and the camp is open to visitors.
Each day during the convention
they have scheduled some cere-
mony, a program Of which Is ap.
pended.
In addition, the Ordnance De-
partment, 18th Engineers from
Fort Belvoir, Va; Air Corps,
Medical Department, Quartermas-
ter Corps, Coast Artillery, Chemi'
cal Warfare and other branches
will have exhibits on the Monu.
ment Grounds, near the model
camp.
The program for participation
by the 34th Infantry follows:
Today
ais P. M.-Regiment marches
to show area headed by band.
$50 P. M. - Stack arms and
preparations for program.
2:45 P. M. - Special drill by
Company A, saith Infantry, Capt.
Russell F. Walthour, jr.. com
manding. Rifle company drill
with q number of involved and
fancy movements-all done with
out command.
3P. M-Special drill by Com.
pany C, 34th Infantry, Second
Lieut.. John M. Brett, command
ing, Butts Manual with music by
34th Infantry Band.
3:15 P. NAVAL scaling-com'
panieS of the Second Battalion,
34th Infantry, Maj. George l..
Febiger commanding.
3:45 P. M. - Special drill by
Headquarters Company, 34th In
fantry, First Lieut.. Robert w.
Ward commanding. Demonstra-
ton of use of one-pounder in Spe-
cial situation.
4P. M.-Band concert by 34th
Infantry Band, Warrant Officer
Carl H. Fischer, band leader.
4:30 P. M.-Regimental retreat
parade, Col. John r. Brewer
commanding regiment.
Tuesday
No special program.
g. Wednesday
2:15 Pm. Regiment marches
to show area headed by band.
2:3O P.M.-Stack arms, prep
arationS for program.
2:45 P.M.-Silent drill, Company
F, 34th Infantry, First Lieut..
Maury S. Cralle commanding.
Fancy drill without commands.
3 P.M.-Special drill, Company
G, 34th Infantry, Capt. Charles
M. Walton commanding. Butts
manual with music.
3:15 Shelter tent pitch
ing, First Battalion, 34th 1nfan'
try, Major Herman H. Meyer
commanding.
P.M.-Band concert, saith In
fantry Band, Warrant officer
Carl H. Fischer, band leader.
4:3O P.M.-Regimental Retreat
Parade, Col. John R. Brewer COM
manding regiment.
Thursday
2:15 P.M.-Regiment marches
to show area headed by band.
2:3O P.M.-Stack arms, prepare
lions for program.
2:45 P.M.-Silent drill, Com
pany E. Thirty-fourth Infantry,
Capt. Joseph F. Dougherty COM
manding. Butts manual and Spe-
cial drill movements.
800 P.M.-Special drill, Com
pany B, Thirty-fourth Infantry,
Capt. Jesse L. Gibney command.
ing. Silent drill with special
movements.
3:15 P.M.-Wall scaling, Second
Battalion, Major George L. Febi-
ger commanding.
3:45 P.M.-Special drill, Head
quarters Company, Thirty-tourth
Infantry, First Lieut.. Robert w.
Ward commanding. DemonStra-
ton Of use of one-pounder in
special situation.
400 P.M.-Band cert,
Thirty-fourth Infantry Band, War
rant officer Carl H. Fischer, band
leader.
4:3O P.M.-Regimental retreat
parade, Col. John r. Brewer COM
manding regiment.
Formal guard mounting to be
held at place and time to be an
sl1Ollnced later