Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1940, Page 14

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A. last night got together for their annual reception and dinner at the Central Young Men’s Christian Association, 1736 G street N.W., An “old timer” is any one who has been a member of a Y. M. C. A. as long as 15 years, but several at the dinner have been members for half a century or more and many of them for more than 25 years. ‘The work of the “Y” in building character in addition to helping men keep physically fit was praised by Henry P. Chandler, directdr of the Administration Office, United States Courts, who was the principal speaker. Leonard W. De Gast, general sec- retary of the Central Y. M. C. A, presented gold cards to those who have just celebrated their 50th an- niversary of “Y” membership and silver cards to those-who observed their- 25th anniversary as members. Mimeographed copies of a statement of Y. M. C. A. policies and the broad Mr. De Gast, were distributed to the old timers. The statement showed 1976 students in the central Y'’s educational departments during the past year and physical depart- ment attendance of 181,139 during 1939, in addition to an attendance of 180,746 in the boys’ department. Those who received the gold cards were the Rev. Dr. A. E. Barrows, E. S. La Fetra and H. M. Gunderson. Fourteen persons. received silver cards. In attendance also were Har- vey Wattles, who has been a Y mem- ber for 59 years, and Harry O. Hine, who has belonged for 53 years. A number of the city’s leading business and professional men were in the assemblage. Justice Adkins of Dis- trict Court also attended. The program included vocal solos by Maj. Charles Trowbridge Titt- mann, accompanied by George H. ‘Wilson, and the reciting of a poem in memory of deeeased members by Lee D. Latimer. Charles W. Pimper, chairman for the dinner, presided. 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JASPER, Tex., May 9.—Long col- |. umns of troops, trained in the Army’s new “Hit 'Em Hard and Dodge” School, smashed into Louisi- ana today to open the $1,000,000-a- day mock war which is giving the American soldier his first peace- time test on a grand scale. “Move rapidly on Alexandria (La.)” was the word that sped to the 25,000 exponents of streamlined warfare—the 9th Corps or Red Army. Move rapidly they did—across the’ Sabine River which furnished the theoretical starting point for the 16-day battle. Defending Force Larger. Over pontoon bridges and regular | highway structures they crossed the stream, and then darted as far into the interior as possible. The famed 2d Division, a stout combat team, cavalry, field artillery and other units rumbled into the enemy country. There it was to harry the numerically superior Blue forces, theoretically a slower-mov- ing group, with swift thrusts and subsequent disappearing acts. The specific order from Lt. Gen. Stanley D. Embick, 3d Army com- mander in charge of the entire man- euvers, directed the Red Army to cross the Sabine at daylight “and move rapidly on Alexandria. Seize the bridges at that place and cover the concentration of the Army. The Army will support with combat aviation on call.” New Tactics Tested. ‘The 45,000 men of the 4th Corps— the Blue Army—were not idle, how- ever. Frontier guards were sta- tioned along all roads leading into Alexandria. Support from the air, too, was promised in efforts to check the swift enemy movements. Crossing of the Sabine meant that a year of planning had at last re- sulted in action. The knowledge gained in laboratory work, in pre- liminary maneuvers designed to show the efficiency of the Army’s new “blitzkrieg” tactics, finally was put to the test. 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