(2) Infentry Unit;
Ft. Leaverworth, Kensss, Juno ll = July 2, 1959.
Students satisfactorily completing camp - 22.

($8) The following Reguler Army Personnel attended comps
during the years
Mejor Reymond F. Edwards, Inf., Netional Rifle Matches
Camp Perry, Ohio, July 30 - Scptomber 15, 1939.
Mejor Carrol G. Riggs, C.4.0., ROTC Comp, Ft. Sheridan,
Illinois, Junc 15 = July 28, 1939.
Major Carlcton Smith, Inf., ROTC Camp, Ft. Leavenworth,
Kansas, Juno § = July 22, 1959.
St. Sgt. Horry Ee Py, DEML., (ROTC), ROTC Camp, Ft.
Sheriden, Illinois, June 15 = July 26, 195%

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4. Wisecllancous.

 

(1) Richard F. Ludeman who wes sppointed énd Lt. CAeRos.,
Juic 2, 1938 and who received one year active dut
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training under the provision of the Thomason Act for the
fiscal yoar 1939, took competitive cxcuination in June for
appointment in regular army, sucecssfully passed same and
was appointcd a 2nd Licutenant of Coast Artillery.

(2) Williom F. Beety who wes appointca 2nd Lt. INF-Res.,
June 8, 1939 and solected as Honor Graducte R.O.T.C. for
the school yoar 1938-39 was given appolitaent in the reguler
army as 2nd Lieutenant of Cavalry.

(3) The following graduates of the ROTC wers sclected as
Honor Graduetos for the school year 1953-39;

William F. Boaty, Infantry, ROTC Unit.
Janes — coe. Coast artillery, ROTC Unit.

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2. Recommondations:

 

None.
Se Remarks:
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The pest three years there has been a greduel inercese in the ROTC enroll-
mont at this institution and prescnt indications are that the enrollment for
tue school ey 1939-40 will be the lergest in history. Increased interest

has been oe ted in the ROTC and splendid cooverition is bcing received from
mombers of the faculty of the University and a ef interested citizens of

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the community. jank ER Lda ,

“AL PF. BALD IN
Selamat. CO eiwees
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Dist: CG 7CA=-2; ROTC OFF=-2; CofC/-1; Chan. of KUe1l; Desns of Schools-1 ;CofCA-1;3
Gof Inf-1; Sonate ROTC Coma-1; Sec Alumni Jssoc-l.