Evening star., 1933-08-20

Staff; Maj. George J. Allen. M. c.,
State Staff; Maj. Ralph 8. Childs, 121st
Engineers First Lieut.. James r. Quade,
Company A, 121st Engineers; Second
Lieut.. Henry B. Cockrel, @. M. c., State
Staff
Ten years. service als)-Capt.
Walter A knight. Company E. l2ist
Engineers; Second Lieut.. Sylvester T.
Blackwell, Company A, 372d Infantry;
Warrant Oficer Meyer N. Goldman,
Headquarters and Service Company
121st Engineers; Technical Sergt.
Charles Dunn, Headquarters and Serv-
ice Company. 121st Engineers; Sergt.
Maurice L. Crater, Company D, 121st
Engineers Sergt Andy D. Flores, Com
pany D. 121st Engineers; Sergt. John
M. Davis, Company A, 372d Infantry;
Sergt oscar J. Gay, Company A. 372d
Infantry; Corpl Joseph Saina, Head
quarters and Service Company, 12lst
Engineers; Corpl John Rocket, Head
quarters and Service Company. 121st
Engineers Corpl Louis M. Sheers,
Headquarters and Service Company,
12lst Engineers; corpl. James NJ Bush,
Company A. 372d Infantry; Corpl. Leon
o. Petite, Company A, 372d Infantry;
Corpl. John w. Jackson. Company A,
372d Infantry; Pvt. Ftrst Class AL
fred r. Grosskurth. Headquarters and
Service Company. 121St Engineers Pvt.
James p Quigley, Headquarters and
Service Company, l2lst Engineers Pvt.
First Glass; Samuel Stevenson, Com
pany A. 372d Infantry; Pvt. First
Glass; Henry Williams. Company A.
372d Infantry: Pvt. Charles J. Dulin,
Company D, 121st Engineers: Pvt Ar
thur c. Fisher Headquarters and Serv-
ice Company. 121st Engineers Pvt
Otto Hammerbachef Headquarters and
Service Company, l21st Engineers; Pvt
James r. Russell, Headquarters and
Service Company. 121st Engineers:
Pvt. Robert B. Johnson, Company A,
372d Infantry; Pvt. Clarence Washing
ton, Company A. 372d Infantry; Pvt
Edward w. Young, Company A, 372d
Infantry.
Medals for Bureau Match.
Medals were awarded to the follow
ing men Of Company E. 121st En-
gineers, for winning the chief of Militia
Bureau match in the District last Win
ter: Corpl. 0. T. Neal, team captain:
Pvt. c. A. Fletcher. team coach; Lieut.
w. r. Lane. First Sergt. W. D. Putnam,
Staff Sergt. H. B. Parsons. Sergt H.
M. Boudinct Sergt. B. Smith. Corpl T.
G.. Oyster, COrpl. L. c. .Streitberger
CoTpl. A. A. Tomelden, Pvt. NJ. Kurland
and Pvt. G. L. Johnson
Six members Of the 372d Infantry,
Company A, received medals for their
match with the first separate company
of Maryland They were Corpl oscar
g. Blue, Lieut. Sylvester T. Blackwell
Sergt. Howard NJ. Sparrow, Sergt Le-
roy c. Davis, Corpl. Merrill Tomlin and
Pvt. Charles Coates.
Early yesterday the 29th Signal Com
pany of Norfolk. Va, left for home and
this evening Headquarters Company Of
the 9lst Brigade, located in Berryville
Va, under command of Capt. Rice W.
Levi, and the Headquarters Company
54th Brigade, located in Richmond.
Va. broke camp. The l2lst Engineers
Band played for each unit as it left
camp.
Tents Remain.
All tents now being used will be left
standing for use of the 10th Field
Artillery OF Baltimore. which will arrive
here tomorrow morning for two weeks
training period.
The l2lst underwent field inspec-
ton yesterday and was rated 81 per
cent The Medical Detachment cb-
tanned the highest rating in the regi
ment with SO per cent. Companies C
and F. were given the mark of "ex
cellent"
Tonight at a banquet held by the
officers of the l2lst Col Oehmann
vas presented with a gold ring in recCg
milton Of completion Of his tenth camp
as commander of the regiment When
the 12lst was officially recognized as
such 10 years ago. Col Oehmann was
commissioned as its commander.
The presentation and the speech of
Gel Oehmann was the only serious
part of the banquet. the remainder of
the evening being devoted to funmak-
ing Lieut.. Col Olif was toastmaster
and the committee. which arranged
the affair was composed of Maj. Ralph
S. Childs, Clarence S. Shields and Capt.
Welsh