Evening star., 1936-03-01
GREEN TO LEAD
c. M. 7. c. PLAN
Committees Announced for
1886 Civilian Military
Program.

The procurement plan for the 1896
citizens military training camps, in
cluding the designation Of William
Green, president Of the American Fed.
Grafton Of Labor, as civilian aide to
the 3ds Corps Area commander for
the District of Columbia, and the
various associate county chairmen,
who will actually direct the procure
ment campaign in the District and
nearby Virginia and Maryland coun-
ties, was announced last week.
The 1886 c. M. T. c. camps will be
held from July 8 to August 6. Fort
George G. Meade, Nd; Fort Hoyle,
Md: Fort Myer, Va, and Fort Mon
roe, Va, were the scenes of the 1885
camps. and whether or not posts other
than those indicated will conduct
camps this Summer depends upon the
number of trainees authorized.
Lieut.. Col. William e. Brougher,
chairman for the district of Washing
ton, will be assisted in the campaign
by the following associate chairmen:
Col. Rowan P. Lemly, Lieut.. Col. Ray
mond o. Barton, Lieut.. Col. Delmar S.
Lenzner, Maj. S. LIE Roy Irwin, Maj.
Vernon r. Evans. Maj. David L.
Hooper. Maj. Caesar r. Roberts and
Capt. Lawrence L. Cobb. The chair
man and committeeman for the Dis
trict of Columbia include Charles De-
monet, chairman. and Harry L. Ben
ner, Donald M. Brown, Paul E. Doerr,
Harris B. Hull, Michael J. Kelley,
Peter E. McGurn, Kirk c. Miller,
Patio A. Mitchell, Joseph G. Murphy,
E. McC. Perkins, Howard E. Snyder
and Edward p. Van Hise.
The following physicians in the Dis
trict have been designated to conduct
the physical examinations of the
young men who will attend the camps
Drs. Isadore M. Alpher, William M.
Ballinger. e. Osman Barr, William H.
Beard. Irving Brotman, Charles T.
Carroll. Coursen B. Conklin, George
H. Crofton, Allen S. Gross, James G.
Cumming, Clarence M. Dollman. Fran
els w. Dunno, John G. Eckhardt. Wat
son w. Eldridge, Everett M. Ellison,
Theodore c. c. Fong, Rowland H.
Ford, Edward ]. Grass, Augustus G.
Gray, Luther w. Gray, Durward G.
Hall, Stafford w. Hawken, Joseph M.
Heller. Clayton H. Hixson, Richard S.
Hulburt, Oscar B. Hunter, George B.
Jenkins, Joseph r. Jordan, Edward A.
Krause, Frank Leech. Philip Ltvin,
John j. Mccormick, H. J. Russell Nc
Nit, Beveridge Miller, John A. Reed,
Harry L. Richardson, Duane G. RIGHT
meyer. Philip A. E. Stebbing, Erwin
Steinman. Daniel D. v. Stuart, jr.::
Paul N. Taylor. Maurice L. Townsend
and David L. Weinstein.
Military intelligence will be the sub
ject of the 428th Infantry conference
at District Reserve headquarters to-
morrow night. Officers Of the 320th
Infantry will meet Tuesday night. the
senior group of officers taking up a
map problem on the regiment and
battalion in defense. while the junior
officers will discuss company close
order. Artillery tactics and q bat
talon of 75-mm. divisional artillery
with an advance guard in a meet
ing engagement will be the subject
of the Field Artillery conference to
be held at headquarters Wednesday
night. Military intelligence will be
the subject Of the 306th Cavalry con-
ference Thursday night. Lieut.. Col.
William E. Brougher will discuss tao
tics and technique of infantry at the
medical meeting Friday night. Maj.
j. c. Mullenix will conduct the class
in equitation for District Cavalry
officers next Sunday at 9 am. at Fort
Myer.
The Department of the District of
Columbia. Reserve Officers Associa-
tion Of the United States, at a de-
partment council meeting voted to
award seven paid-up memberships for
one year in the association, one mem
bership to be given to that member
of each chapter who secures the great
est number of new members between
March ! and May / and one to the
member who secures the greatest
number of new members in those
arms and branches where no chapter
exists.