Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-13

In addition to the Regular troops
which will be assembled at Fort Meade
; for the divisional problem, there will be
| the division headquarters troops, which
| are part Of the local National Guard
| and these organizations now are passing
through a period of intensive training
to fit them to function smoothly when
they take the field this Summer.
Pvt. (first-class) Robert e. West
Company F, 12lst Engineers, has been
promoted to corporal.
Pvt. (first-class) Edwin B. Albaugt
has been promoted to sergeant, while
Sergt. Herbert G. Schmidt has been
ordered reduced to the grade of private
| IN the Medical Department Detachment
l2lst Engineers.
The following promotions in Company
D, 12lst Engineers, have been ordered;
Corpl. Edward M. Morris and Pvt
| (hrst-claSs) Taylor A. Marsh to be SER
geants and Pvts. (first-class) Ira E
Ryan and Milton A. Smith to be cor
| porals.
In Company E, 121st Engineers, the
| following promotions were ordered last
| week: Sergt. Bernard p. Donnelly to be
| first sergeant, Corpls. John K. Randolph
| and Thomas A. Yingling to be sergeants
and PvtS. (first-claSS) Martin L. Greer
and August F. Pohlig, jr, to be cor
porals.
The following range qualifications fol-
the 1929 season for the Goth Division
troops were made public at brigade
headquarters:
goth Division Military Police Com
pany: Pistol experts Capt. William T
Roy, Second Lieut.. Guy T. Bolton, Pvt
Luther c.. Beamer.
Pistol pshooters-Sergt. Hallowel
W. Miller, Sergt. Julius Morris, Sergt
Caspar M. Roemer, Corpl. Clifford F
Bailey, Corpl. Eugene A. Gross, Corpl
Horace G. Skinner, Pvt. John K. Erly
Pvt. Harry L. Ferguson, Pvt. John s.
Horgan, Pvt. Roger E. Newlond.
Pistol marksmen-First Sergt. George
T. Finnin, Sergt. Edgar M. MacCoy
Corpl. Bernard F. Darnall, Pvt. Charles
A. Armstrong, Pvt. Bowie A. Dreamer
Pvt. Mack Marosy, Pvt. John F. Nc
kensie, jr.; Pvt. Joseph j. Ryan, Pvt
Headquarters Detachment, Special
Troops, 29th Division-Pistol marksmen
First. Lieut.. Willard L. Hammer, Sergt
George o. Weber, Pvt. Victor A. How.
| ard.
Headquarters Detachment, 29th Di.
vision-Pistol expert, Master Sergt
Paul A. Chalupsky.
Sharpshooters, pistol-Master Sergt
Thomas P. Baxter, Pvt. Garrett c
Rush, jr.
Marksmen. pistol-Master Sergt Johr
Lynch, Staff Sergt. Cedric M Gleason
Staff S;ergt. Clifford Kettler, Sergt
Morton D. Levy, Corpl. Ernest v. Con.
zales. Corpl. Henry G. Rappolt, Corpl
Wayne c. Trackler, Pvt. Jack NJ. Hall
Three units of the local Guard last
| week mustered more than 80 per cent
of the men on their rolls, which was
enough to put them in the classification
Of superior in attendance, one of the
organizations, the Medical Department
Detachment, 260th Coast Artillery, hav-
ing 100 per cent attendance. The other
two units in this group. with percent
ages, were: Twenty-ninth Division Mill
tary Police Company. 96.87; Quarter
master Corps Detachment. 81 Sc. The
other units of the Guard. with theil
percentages at last weeks drill anC
listed in their respective classiflcations
| follow:
Excellent-Headquart Detachment
| 10Th Division, 1888; Headquarters De.
| tachment, Goth Division, Special Troops
! $3.50; Headquarters Detachment anC
Combat Train, 260th Coast Artillery
S709; Headquarters and Service Com
pany. 12lst Engineers, 80.
Very Satisfactory-Compa F, 12lSt
Engineers, 1875; band, 12lst Engineers
71.42.
sfactory-Company B, 121st Engi-
neerS, 67.2l; Medican Department De-
| tachment, 12lst Engineers, $685.; Bat
terry B, 260th Coast Artillery, 65.08;
Company C, l21st Engineers, 64.78
| Company A. 121st Engineers, 64,40
Battery A, 260th Coast Artillery, 62.29
atisfactory-Battery c. 260th Coast
Artillery, 57.81; Company D, 12lst En-
gineers, 52.3S; Company E, 12lst Engi-
neers, so.
The following has been odered trans
| ferred from the active to the Reserve
lists of their respective organizations or
account Of educational interference with
the performance Of military duty: Pvt
First Glass; George Landsman. Com
pany c, 12lst Engineers; Pvt. Wnllan
! S. Herman, jr., 29th Division Milltar!
Police Company.
The following, now on the Reserve
lists of. their respective organizations
have been honorably discharged on &C
count of removal from the District o
Columbia:
pvt. Donald G. Davies, Headquarter
and Service Company, 12lst Engineers
I Pvt. Benedict M. Morgan, HeaoQuarUeT
and Service Company, l2lst Engineers
Pvt John H. Hickey, jr., Headquarter
and Service Company. 12lst Engineers
Pvt. Zev. Holland, Company c, 12ls
Engineers; Pvt. Gerald r. Trimble
Company C, 12lst Engineers.
The following changes in grades II
the 29th Division Military Police Com
pany have been ordered:
Pvt. (First Glass; James E. Foley Il
be private.
/ Pvts. George C. Clanton dr), Ler,
wood e. Garrison, Leslie F. GLADDEN.
John F. Johnston, Carl A. King, job!
F. Mckenzie Cjr), Herbert w. Payne
Joseph j. Ryan and Elmer E. Skinnel
to be privates, first class.
Staff Sergt Robert r. LaQuay, Head
quarters Detachment and Comba
Train, was presented with three-yeal
service medal at an assembly of The
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