Evening star., 1932-12-18

Through an error in Brigade Head
quarters, 1t was announced, the stand
ing of candidates who participated In
the examination for the selection OF
the District OF Columbia candidate to
be designated TO take the regular en-
trance examination for West Point
was given in accordance with the
rating Of the Civil Service Commission
only, whereas the final rating after
consideration of additional subjects or
parts consisting Of arnnory drill, hsld
training and length Of service, should
have been published.
The final rating. therefore. was an
nounced as follows: William G. Hipps,
88.15 per cent; Merrick Bielinski, TBS
per cent; william Allen Dodds. 1910
per cent: Otto Edwin Mueller, jr., 1907
per cent.
The following have been ordered
transferred from the active to the re-
serve list of their respective units for
the reasons stated:
Business interference with the per-
iormance Of military duty: Pvt. John
F. Maher, Battery E, 260th Coast Artn-
lery; Sergt. Harry z. Bartz, Company
B, 121st Engineers.
educational interference with the
performance Of military duty: Staff
Sergt. Titus 3. Snoddy, Battery A,
260th Coast Artillery.
The following, now assigned to Bat
terry z, 260th Coast Artillery, have been
ordered honorably discharged on ac-
count Of removal from the District OF
Columbia: Pvts. George Adams. How
ard w. Davis. Lawrence r. Erhardt and
Delmar Toms and Corp. Benton M
Henderson.
Pvt. William p Ogle. Medical De-
partment Detachment, l2lst Engineers,
has been ordered transferred to the
Headquarters Detachment. Com bat
Train, 260th Coast Artillery.
The following qualifications with the
pistol among the members of the 26Oth
were announced.
Headquarters: Capt. Rex. P. Multi
gan, 675O.
Headquarters Detachment and Com
bat Train: Lieut.. Lesion R. Fate, So l6;
Lieut.: Holton C. Rogers, 6s7s Stan
Robert Mooney, 9l5 and Robert c.
Frink, 6s3; Corpl Edward L. Thiba
deau 6433; Pvts. Samuel Klaben. 81 2;
Connie v. Southern, 62,6; Park F. An
derson. 6O33; Harry H. johnson, jr..
63.7; Charles Monroe, 6844; James H.
Reynolds, 62.67; Markell w. Paxton,
6l67: Joseph L. McCawley. 8055.
Battery A: Lieut. Clifton w. Roy
ston. 81; Lieut.. Lee j. Rutz, rs; Lieut.
Louis NJ Swingle, 68; Lieut.. A. B. C.
GRADES, 80; Corp. John A. Iverson. 81:
Sergt. Leroy T. Corridor. SO: Corpl
John E. Healy, 6l; Pvts. Morris H.
Mills, 49, Hillaire P. Wardwell 70;
Harry E. Gershenson, "a; Melvin p
Harras, 81; Samuel s. Harvey, go;
Hamilton B. Miller. IS; Rex B. Moe,
So; Joseph A. Mosely e 1;,;s 50; orville Or a
George L. Marshall, II.
Battery B: Capt Leroy S. Mann
1851; Lieut.. Oswald H. Milmore, 87.33;
Corpls. Robert L. Wilson, 1912 Harry
F. Rohrkemper. 62O6; John v. White
6l83; Pvts. John H. Wilson, 7l59:
Thomas j. Lewis. 1894; John F. Ma
rino. GAIT: John A. Mullen, 6l.44;
First Sergt Calvin B. Leek. 6278.
Battery C: Lieut.. John K Cunning
ham. 6678; Sergts. Nelson w. Curtis,
6l.06; Robert Riley. 6888; Corpls.
James H. Heizer. 6S.67; John R Payne,
$3.50: Harry F. Bryant. 63 80: Pvts
Carl D. Sinner, 74.9 Harley c. Fritz,
7489; John A. Bartlett, 6883; David R.
Bell. 6706; Claude R. johnson, 81 "a;
Raymond F. Mcmahon, 81 "a; Edward
L. Lord, 60.56.
Battery E: Sergts. Augustus C..
johnson. 1888; Ted w. Lowrie, 7944
Corpls. Richard D. Gates. 1851: Glenn
W. studebaker. el.1o;. Harold Tsatskis,
6493; Pvts. Edward D. Mulvanity.
8616: Joseph U. Colandres. 62.l6:
Samuel Gogol, 6283: Leroy H. Groeper,
6l.s: Clifton c. Hyatt. 65.l: Walter B.
Leeche, 6l.4; Raymond Lubar. 69.33:
Melvin T. Parent, 70l; Jack c. Stead
man, 681.
While taking no part in the plans
to combat the efforts to reduce the
number CT arm0ry drills Of the National
Guard this year from 48 to "a. never
theless the local guardsmen are watch
ing with considerable interest the pro-
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