Evening Star Newspaper, July 13, 1930, Page 28

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., JULY 13, 1930—PART TWO. " Reserve (Silver , Md.), | Reserve, 1358 Oak street, to the 315th |Officers’ Reserve Corps without the | United States was formally opened.|seems to be imbued with some wonder- | nest, he concentrates on baby No. 2 and Bost. They are as follows: Lieut. Qo | TIan e e enants. Dot ot | Fiaid Artillers. whils: the Tollowir privilge of assignment or active duty, | Interest was displayed this year by Dis- | ful instinct which tells him there are |8 on WHLl the meot Js emptied of is s Charles S Rt Cavalry; Maj. John | will remain assigned to the 320th |officers are assigned to the 320th Lieut. George R. Helne, Infantry | trict Reserve Officers in attending the | rivals in the nest, and as he requires|rivals, I have often seen & whole fam. Or ganize & MeDowell, Field Ardillcry; Maj. Wil- | Infantry. Lieut. Col. William L. Peak, | Infantry: Pirst Lieut. Lawrence H.|Reserve, 5130 Connecticut avenue, is | Summer camps, and though thelr at- |an enormous amount of food o bocy | iy Ising cog oram G0 nest, with the T A Sores, Infantry. and Maj. | Infantry Reserve, 200 Nineteenth street | Winking, Chaplain Reserve, Catholic | relieved from assignment 1. the 330th,| tendance upon active duty training will | him going these rannet be toreee | youns Soend jand flourishing condition R es erves n‘:‘!‘u . o{. fiflu.ntry » | southeast, is assigned to the 160th|University, and Second "ieut. Arthur | Infantry. be restricted by the funds that are |His ejection of the other nest occupants | inside. But with all his faults the 5 Andres Lopez, . Infantry Brigade. First Lieut. Jack D.|W. Greenwood, Infantry Reserve, 405 available, the District will be well |is one of the strangest exhibitions of | cuckoo is one of our most useful birds The following Reserve officers from | Mage, Engineer Reserve, Interstate | Eleventh street northeast; Second Lieut.| With the d'e&’mre on July 2 of ap- | represented at the camps. strength I have witnessed. He seems|and is the nnli one that will devour th Page.) the District have been promoted as|Commerce Commission, having moved | Emil W. Kerttu, Infantry Reserve, 2018 g_onm-uly young men from the — to be a small, helpless mass of flesh |quantities of hairy caterpillars that o (Continued From Eighth Page) _ | 11 B Second Lieut. sienry Osborne, | beyond the division_ area, is relleved | P street, and Second Licut. hatles M. | District. of Columbia for the various Baby Bird Is a Home Wrecker, |16 8t the Bottom of the nest. His | damage erops.” its, pro- | Infantry Reserve, 4348 Ellicott street, | from assignment to the 305th Engineer | McKnight, Infantry Reserve, United | Citizens' Military Training Camps and ¢yes are tightly sealed and he has no : the various Distrlct Rese o eade. Md., | to be first lieutenant, his assignment £o | Regiment. States Patent Office, the beginning of the command post| A well known British zoologist, A G.|feathers, but suddenly he becomes & ceeded to Fory George G .dMle} ‘;. con- | the 320th Infantry remaining in effect; | The following Reserve officers of the | Pvt. Edgar M. Dickerson, Infantry | exercises at Fort George G. Meade, Md., | Pike, writes as follows about the|viclous little demon, and getting a| An American plane will be used in Lo ek it the participation of the |Second Lieut. Frederick B. Marbut, | District ar assigned to units of the | Enlisted Reserve, 3413 Oakwood terrace, |on July 6, the 1930 Summer training |cuckoo, which he calls the home- | young bird on his back 1ifts him higher | the Spanich cervioe wnive Wi Lo oper- "mwo?ndmge:;fi/e?{gc The “command | Infaniry Reserve, 1843 Mintwood place, | 80th Division as indicated: Second | is assigned to the 320th Infan camps for District Reserve anc C. M. |wrecker: “On the second evening after'and higher and flings him over the try. . ated between Madrid and the Canary post. exercises now being held at that and Second Lieut. Frank A. Dawson, Lieut. Leo J. Leoning, Field Artillery Having accepted reappointment in the T. C. components of the Army of the leaving the egg the ycung cuckoo side. Returning to the bottom of the Islands. P e o """ OUR ONLY STORE-WIDE SALE EVENT OF THE SUMMER SEASON—THESE THREE PAGES TELL ONLY A PART OF THE STORY! An Outstanding Feature! 6,000 Prs. 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