Evening star., 1933-09-10
District National Guard

headquarters on August 8, 1928. di-
recting the dropping of Pvt. William
j. Andrae from the rolls of Company
c, 12lst Engineers, eS deserter has
been amended to authorize the honor
able discharge CT this soldier on ac-
count of removal from the city.
Pvt Charles T Spiggle Company A,
12lsi Engineers. has been ordered
dropped a dese-ter ircm the National
Guard as CT May l6, last. he having
failed, according to the orders, to attend
drill on that night O. since that time
and all efforts to locate. him having
failed.
Regiment of Coast Artillery have been
ordered transferred from the active
to the reserve list Of their respective
batteries, for tho reasons g-"en:
Business interference with the per-
formance Of military duty: Corpl. Stan
ley I. Posre-. Battery E: Pvts. James
E. Whelan and F H Smith, both of
Battery A: Pvts. Ralph F Raedy NAL
COIN NJ. Allen, Charles J. Flynn. Jo-
seph M. Helm and John w. Yates, all
of Battery B.
! Pvt. Norman E. Budesheim and Le
Roy T. Corridor have been ordered
| transferred from the reserve to the
active list of Battery A, 250th Coast
Artillery.
| Corpl. John A. Iverson. Battery A,
and Pvt. Thomas F. Snyder jr.. Bat
terry E, both 26Oth Coast Artillery. have
| been ordered honorably discharged. cl
j.; their own requests, they having COM
pleted one year of a three-year re-en-
! listment.
! Pvt. First Glass; James L. Cornett
Battery B, lSOth Coast Artillery, has
been ordered honorably discharged to
enable him to enlist in the United
States Marine Corps
The Secretary of War has directed
| that First Lieut.. Oswald H. Milmore.
/ Battery B. 260th Coast Artillery, pro-
! ceed on September Is, next, to the
/ Coast Artillery School at Fort Monroe,
| Va. as student for the battery Off
GERS course commencing there on Sep
! tember l8 and ending November g.
next. Upon completion of the course
Lieut. Milmore is directed to return to
his home.
| First Lieut. Max G. D. Prentice. Bat
| terry A, 260th Coast Artillery has been
granted leave of absence with permis-
sion to leave the city until September
20, next.
Staff Sergt. John H. Schereinger. U.
! s. Army. has been relieved from duty
with the National Guard in Baltimore
and assigned to duty with the National
| Guard of this city, effective inme-
diately.
Pvt John A. Locney, Company D.
121st Engineers, has been ordered hon
orably discharged on account of
minority.
Sergt. Raymond A. Miller, the Regu-
| lar Army instructor sergeant who was
| detailed to duty with the local Guard
at Fort Humphreys, Va, has been re-
lieved and assigned to duty with the
Reserve Officers Training Corps at Vir-
ginia Polytechnic Institute at Blacks
burg. Va.
Pvt. Frank Beckert, Headquarters and
Service Company, 121st Engineers. has
been ordered honorably discharged be-
cause of notification to him that he Is
| eligible to receive pension from the
| United States Government, and Of his
election to receive such pension rather
than continue in the National Guard.
Capt. Walter s. Welch, Headquarters
and Service Company, 121st Engineers.
and First Lieut.. Henry B. Cockrell.
| Quartermaster Corps, were called back
| to active duty temporarily following the
| training encampment, the former in
| connection with the settlement Of &C
counts of the field training and the lat
! ter in connection with the care and
storage of property.