Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-08-29
PARADE AND Dance
END CAMP today
Gen. Williams to Review
Marine Corps Reserve.
Trophies Awarded.
o. eeial Dispatch to The Star.

August 13.@6I1S. 0cIAs xSlCAlh1o e
williams, q. s. M. c., commanding
general Of the Marine Corps Reserve,
will review the 5th Battalion, Fleet
Marine Corps Reserve. at its fnal
parade and review at $50 pm. today.
The battalion will return to WASH
ington by Marine Corps motor truck
train, leaving there at Q am. tomor-
row, completing the most successful
and most advanced training program
ever attempted by q Marine Corps
Reserve battalion.
Tonight the battalion ofiicers' an
nual dinner and dance will be held in
honor of Gen. and Mrs. williams.
Among guests will be Rear Admiral
Russell r. Waesche, commandant of
the United States Coast Guard, and
Mrs. Waesche; Lieut.. Col. Wallace A.
McCathran. department commander Of
the Veterans Of Foreign Wars; Joseph
J. Malloy. department commander OF
the American Legion, and Florine
Judik. national secretary of the
Daughters Of 1912.
Trophies Awarded.
The Board Of Observers from the
Marine Corps, consisting of Lieut.
Co.'s. Harry K. Pickett, Samuel How
ard, Robert M. Montague and Jesse
w. Perkins, yesterday completed their
awards Of trophies, cups and medals
Company c. Washington, COM
manded by First Lieut.. Justice M
Chambers, won the Col Frank H. Ed
monds General Efficiency Cup and
the right to carry permanently the
battalion commanders 1885 efficiency
guidon streamer.> The Echmonds Cup
is awarded annually to the company
winning the most points in Is mill
tary competitions. c Company won
"the old rife" for having the cleanest
weapons in camp, the Klemfuss high
targets. up for the highest percentage
Of .30-caliber qualifications. and the N.
C. o. Cup for the cleanest company
streets and galleys. Sergt. Douglas
E. studdiford Of Company G won the
Daughters of 1912 Medal for all
around efficiency and c Company also
won the Capt. William w. Stickney
Trophy for athletic supremacy. c
Company scored q total Of 80 points
Company F of Rockville. Capt.
Ralph M. King. commanding. won
second place with 80 points by taking
the highly priced Norfolk Chamber Of
Commerce Cup for close order drill
competition. Pvt. (First Glass;
Robert J. Walker Of Company F took
the Veterans Of Foreign Wars Gold
Medal as the best drilled private.
Company b Third.
Company B, commanded by First
Lieut.. James A. Hennessy, its LIST
Platoon from Washington, the I'd
Platoon from Indian Head, Md, won
third place and 20 points by winning
the Fred w. Buchholz Health Cup and
the Dwight L. Harris Most Valuable
Man" Cup. the latter award going to
Gunnery Sergt. William E. Eyer. COM
manding the Indian Head Platoon.
Company E, Alexandria, COM
manded by First Lieut.. Martin D.
Delaney. finished in fourth place
through the performances Of Pvt.
(First Glass; F. E. Martincheck, who
won both the Chesterfield and U. s.
M. G. r. Cups for the highest 30
caliber rifle scores. One Of these cups
is open to all enlisted men, the other
only to privates and privates (hrst
class).
Corpl. william A. Simpson, Com
pany A, and his squad won eight
points for his company, commanded
by First Lieut.. John w. Augustine, by
taking the close order squad honors,
q keenly contested event.
Corpl. Carlton s. williams, Com
pany D. commanded by First Lieut..
Ohio L. Rogers, won the American
Legion's BEST Corporal" for squad
control, leadership and knowledge Of
hand signals. Williams performances
were particularly impressive. He
handed his squad in masterful fashion
without q verbal command and cor
rectly giving every hand signal in
the manual
Pvt. George Bacas. Company G..
Roanoke. Va, won the U. s. M. c.
Ring as the best drilled guidon bearer.
Wins d. A. r. Medal.
Staff Sergt. Horace Butterworth Of
the battalion band won the Ruth
Brewster Chapter. Daughters Of
American Revolution, Medal for the
best record in Marine Corps cor
respondence courses. He was the first
enlisted man to complete the Marine
Corps Schools basic course. Honor
able mention went to First Sergt.
Harry w. Warner of Headquarters
Company and Sergt Ira Lalonde Of
the Medical Detachment. The former
finished the basic course after Butter
worth had done. Lalone finished the
Marine Corps Institute course in
pharmacy.
The Warburton Cup for the highest
rifle score for commissioned officers
was won by First Lieut.. John e. Fon-
dahl. Commanding Headquarters Com
pany.
At today's formation, citation with
medal Of the Haitian Order of Honor
ana Merit In the grade Of chevalier
will be presented t. First Sergt. Fred.
erick Bolton.
A commission as major in the Ma
rine Corps Reserve will be presented
to Capt. Paul Sullivan, battalion
quartermaster. Maj. Sullivan has
been attached to Washington Marine
Corps Reserve units since 1929.
The 5th Battalion has won recogni-
ton In and about Camp Richie Is the
best behaved unit that ever camped
here and the battalion band under
First Lieut.. Brusilof has created q
great deal Of good viii by playing con-
certs for the patients Of the various
hospitals In this region.
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