Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1931, Page 24

D. C.GUARDS START TRAINING PROGRAM Camp Ritchie Teems With Action as Troops Swing Into Drills. Bpecial Dispateh to The Btar. CAMP RITCHIE, CASCADE, Md, August 11.—The District Guard troops, under eommlnd of Maj. Gen. Anton manding general of the| Dlvlllml today will take up the full gru'mm outlined for their two-week | leld-training period. The parade ground was well filled with troops going through close-order drill, while the camp was being policed by the 20th Military Police Companv, under commang of Capt. William T. Ray. Col. Ochmann Absent. The Signal Company was busy install- ing field telephone and radio equipment while planes of the aviation section were crossing and recrossing the cam area picking up radio messages. The dlvulon s afl employed the da: in preparation for an intensive concen- tration on the forthcoming command post exerclse. ‘Word was received today that Col. John W. Oehmann, commanding officer of the 121st Engineers and division en- gineer officer, will probably not be able 1o be at Camp Ritchie, as his regimental duifes will require his attentions. Col. Fred R. Brown, in charge of 3rd Corps Area National Guard affairs, was a visitor to the camp yesterday. Stephan Plans Inspection. Gen, Stephan will fly to Virginia Beach to witness a demonstration of the me- chanized force being tried out by the Regular Army, and at the same time visit the 121st tng‘lne'ru which is pa: of the general's comm! The division stafl of the 29.h Division wfl.\ also make the trip to Virginia Beach by motor and boat. The 260th Artiliery has not reached camp yet. The unit was at Caldonia | Pllk )ls'. night, leaving that point for Ge'tysburg early this morning. They are expected at Camp Ritchie Wednesday. ‘With the arrival of this organization, under the command of Mai. Walter Burns, the troops at Cascade will num- ber over 500 fficers and men. GIRLS WILL PRESENT FESTIVAL IN OPEN AIR Y. W. C. A Reserves to Appear § in “Marenka” Tomorrow at Sylvan Theater. Gl.rl Reserves of the Washington Y. a Midsummer folk ’. ! land will make up menhnotmeunwmnr Pisher as Midsummer, BABY RED DEER BORN AT ZOOLOGICAL PARK Blackburn Recalls Unique Births of Ten Brown Bears, Each on Same Date of Year. A tottering, littte red deer has been added to the collection of animals at ths Zoo. The baby was born Sunday night and is still somewhat shaky on his long, gawky legs. Headkeeper William Blackburn ex- plained that the correct name of the fovme ¢ Bie Garr I Sevix wmins 808 that cles ordinariy inhabit Europe, Western Asia and Adrica. While on the subject of animals born at the Zoo, Mr. Blackburn called at- tention to one of the European brown ‘bears which has borne 26 cubs, with 10 of the births coming on January 7 in different years. He thinks this is scmething of a record. Another of the bears, a female po'er bear, he said, is | 33_years old. 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