Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16

Troops, 71:4s: Battery C, 2soth Coast
| Artillery, 1000.
Satisfactory-Compa E. 12lst En-
gineers, 68.25; Company F, 121st En-
| gineerS, 65.57.
MISUNDERSTANDING D, 12lst
Engineers, 1878; Company B, 121st
Engineers, 55.55; Company A, 121st En-
, gineers, STA; Company A, 372d In
fantry, 5000.
Very isfactory-Medical Depart
ment Detachment 12lst Engineers.
In accordance with recommendation
recently made, the Militia Bureau has
assigned Lieut.. Col. Carey Jarman
Maryland National Guard, as chemical
warfare officer Of the 29th National
Guard Division staff and Mai. William
Mckee Dunn, Virginia National Guard
as assistant chief of staff. These off,
GERS have been on the division staff
for some time, but in other positions.
has been transferred from Company F,
12lst Engineers, to Company A, same
regiment.
Second Lieut.. Samuel w. Marsh
Company E, 12lst Engineers, has been
transferred to Company F. same regi-
ment.
The following have been promoted to
corporals in Company r, 121st Engi-
| neers, upon the recommendation OF the
company commander: Pvt. (First Glass
Robert e. West and Pvt. Adam G.
Mouton.
The following. having qualified in
competitive examination, have been
placed on the eligible list for appoint
| ment as second lieutenants of Engi-
neers: Sergt. William r. Lane, Com
101Sf Txhn made q
general average of $3.50; First Sergt
Luther B. Hall, Company D, 121st En-
gineers, whose average was 1898;
Corpl Edward o. Hamilton, Company
G, 12lst Engineers, with an average Of
82.04, and Pvt. William G. Bowen,
Company D, 121st Engineers, Sl.44. AS
vacancy exists in the regiment, Sergt.
board for further examination for
appointment in the rank Of second
lieutenant.
First Lieut. John C. May, Company
B, 121st Engineers, has been author
course at the Engineer School at Fort
Humphreys, Va, from March 6 to
June next.
Pvt James A. Cryer, Battery B,
260th Coast Artillery, has been hon.
orably discharged to permit him to en-
list in the United States Army.
Lieut.. Col Charles B. Elliott, senior
Regular Army instructor, assigned to
the local Guard, sent the following let
ter to the captain Of the 10Th Military
Police Company on the occasion OF the
first anniversary of its reorganization:
1T is great pleasure to me to con-
graduate you and the members of your
company on the fine record OF the Or
ganiZation during the past year. In at
tendance, esprit, morale, discipline and
training the company has made won
derful progress feel that a great deal
of the improvement Is due to your in
itiative, interest and energy. You have
devoted much of your time In building
up the organization. However, the loyal
support which the men of the organi-
zation have given was absolutely nee
essary for the establishing of this fine
| record.
You and the other members of the
Goth Military Police Company have a
perfect right in feeling proud of your
organization. consider 1t has a lot to
accomplish, but all of you are anxious
to improve, and you go at your work
bers OF the organization are developing
the initiative, teamwork and the spirit
of offensive which are necessary for the
| success of an organization.
81 also consider your company Is one
of the organizations which can be used
as a model for other organizations of
the National Guard. With the present
esprit and morale, your company should
be able to have a waiting list of those
desiring to serve in it. / wish to ex-
! press my sincerest wishes for the con-
tinued success of yourself and the 29th
Military Police Company. May the
members thereof always take the great
est pride in their organization"
| All of the non-commissioned officers
of the Goth Military Police Company
have enrolled in the Army correspond
ence course. Hereafter the regular Fri
! day night Non commissioned Oficers'
School will include lessons taken from
the course