Evening star., 1932-05-22
ID. C.. National Guard

Whether or not the funds provided by
Congress for the next fiscal year Will
permit Of sending members Of the local
National Guard to the National Rife
Matches at Camp Perry, Ohio, during
the latter part of the Summer, the local
rifle experts are continuing their tar
get practice, and last week engaged in
their annual competition with team
representing the midshipmen of the
United States Naval Academy at An
napolis. Md. The Guard team piled up
g. total score of 1890, while the future
naval officers scored 2,287.
The team, which went to Annapolis
was composed of Maj. c. S. Shields,
12lst Engineers; Capt. Just G. Jensen
Ordnance Department, State Staff, who
was the team captain; First Lieut.. T.
w. Riley, plans and training officer,
12ist Engineers; First Lieut.. w. r.
Lane, Company E. 121st Engineers;
First Lieut.. E A. Mcmahon, Company
r. 12lst Engineers; Second Lieut.. E. D.
Andrus. Company A. 12lst Engineers;
Sergt. T. L. Harrell Ordnance Detach-
ment State staff; Sergt. H. M. Boudl-
not, Company E, 12lst Engineers; Sergt.
w E. Jessup, Company A, l2lst Engl-
neers; Corp. E. A. Ross. Ordnance De-
tachment, State staff: Pvt, first class,
James r Mitchell Company A, 12lst
Engineers; Pvt George F. Kern, Ord
nance Detachment, State Staff; Pvt.
Louis w. Panneton, Ordnance Detach-
ment, State staff; Pvt. Jack Young,
Ordnance Detachment, State Stall;
Pvt. Edwin l.. Staubus, Ordnance De-
tachment, State Staff.
First Lieut.. Mcmahon was the high
man for both teams with a total score
of 235 out of possible $50.
The scores made by the members OF
the local team who fired follow: Par
sons, 233; Harrell, 231; Lane, 227; Nc
Mahon, 235; Shields, 230; Andrus, 23l;
Boudinot, 229: Brickels, 227; Riley, 233.
and Ross, 224.
The following have been ordered
transferred to the reserve lists OF their
respective organizations en- account OF
business interference with the perform
ance of military duty: Sergt Albert L.
johnson, jr., and Corpl. Edward H
Landers. both of Company c, 12lSt
Engineers; Corpl. John F. Mckenzie, jr..
29th Division Military Police Company;
Pyts. Charles A. Cole, Robert L. East
man and George T. Hendry, all OF
Company E, l2lst Engineers.
Pvt. Carl A. King, 29th Division Mill
tary Police Company, has been ordered
ulSClldIB dCSOu11I VI 4S-
moval from the District.
Pvts. Joseph F. Barrett, Robert I.
MacCord, Thomas A. Maisel and Will
liam c. Robertson have been ordered
transferred from the active to the re-
serve list of Company F, l2lst Engt-
neers, on account of business interfer-
ence with the performance of military
duty.
mn. - so1Iz--;,.r ,~.or,ho.. oF 49, eo,,a
command have been ordered honorably
discharged on account of removal from
the city:
Pvts. Joseph A. Cross, William L.
Pierce, jr; Nathan Steinbach, William
M. Sullivan Charles r. WaSer, Bert J.
Watson.
Col John w. Oehmann, commanding
the 12lst Engineers, has issued inStruc-
tions to mess sergeantS and cooks that
the cancellation of specified drills for
companies does not in any way affect
instructions issued by the brigade head
quarters for schools.
Sergt. William H. Mattoon has been
ordered promoted to first sergeant of
company D, 121st Engineers Other
promotions in the same command or
dered on recommendation of the COM
pany commander have been announced
as follows: Corpl. Raymond L. Taylor
and Pvts, first class, Andy D. Flores
and Donald S. Funk to be sergeants and
Pvt, first class, Louis Gallum to be
corporal.
The appointment of Second Lieut.
Lee ]. Rutz, Battery A, 260th Coast Ar
tillery, as a second lieutenant of Ar
tillery has been announced He has
been reassigned to the same command
for duty.
Instructions have been issued by bri-
gade headquarters to regimental and
separate organization commanders to
submit reports as of June 80, showing
the names of enlisted personnel of their
respective commands who hold commits
Sions in the Officers Reserve Corps.