Evening star., 1934-07-15
Coast Artillery Back
Today From Road March
Other National Guard Units Planning for Their
Encampment at Camp Richie,
Cascade, Md.

fees will be open. Under the new
rules these Offices will be open from
g. 80 am to pm, except Sundays
and holidays. They will be open Fri
day nights. except holidays. from 7:30
to pm, and viii be closed all day
Saturday.
The rife gallery will be open from
8 30 am. until 5 pm. except Sundays
and holidays. under such restrictions
as the range officer may prescribe.
The dining halls, kitchen. school
rooms. parlors and officers club are
declared 10 be on limits" for enlisted
personnel except when on duty or
when such rooms are open for gen.
eral entertainment. Company COM
manders are to be held strictly ac-
countable for the actions OF members
of their respective commands and
their guests. OfIlcers and enlisted
men. when in the armory, viii be
considered as on duty status and
smenable to military discipline.
Lights will be flashed Is minutes
before closing time. and all persons
must leave the building promptly.
The order further says that neither
mitted to live at the armory, In
emergencies or due TO pressure OF
work, special permission for sleeping
at the armory will be granted by the
commanding general In such cases
special quarters will be assigned.
National GuardSmen and their
guests only will be permitted In the
building, and guests will be permitted
above the lobby floor only when ac-
companied by a member Of the Ma
tional Guard.
Staff Sergt. Adam O. Mouton,
Headquarters and Service Company.
l2lst Engineers upon his own request
has been ordered reduced to the grade
Of private and transferred TO the
Medical Department Detachment,
l21st Engineers.
CorpL Bryan M. Dorsey has been
promoted TO sergeant, and Pvts.
First Glass Arthur T. Cox and Byron
l., Howard. have been promoted to
corporals in the goth Division, Mill
tary Police Company.
The following have been ordered
transferred from the inactive to the
active lists OF their respective COM
mandS:
Pvt. Denis K. Lane, Battery B,
260th Coast Artillery; Pvts. Harry
Berg, Leo E. Hunter. Charles w.
Oehler, Stanley l. Posner. Charles <.
Potter and Bernard H. White, all OF
Battery E. 260th Coast Artillery.
Pvt. Merrick Zielinski, Headquar-
ters Detachment and Combat Train,
260th Coast Artillery, having been
appointed as the District Of Column
bia National Guard candidate TO the
United States Military Academy at
West Point, has been ordered honor
ably discharged from the Guard.
Orders have been issued by National
Guard headquarters prohibiting the
transfer Of the same personnel be-
tween active and inactive National
Guard more than one each month. It
was explained that man who Is
transferred from the active to the in
active list in one month will not be
transferred back to the active list
during the same month, and vice
| versa.
Headquarters also has placed
prohibition on the practice OF pro-
noting individuals and then reducing
them within the same month, except
in such cases as reduction for cause
| is warranted.
Participation of local militiamen
in the tercentenary celebration in
Baltimore on May 80 was highly
praised in a letter received here from
Archbishop Michael j. Curley, which
said:
II desire TO express my heartfelt
gratitude and appreciation TO you and
to every man of your command for
the perfect military efficiency mani
tested in the performance of the very
difficult duties in connection with the
celebration of the tercentenary of the
founding of the Maryland colony and
the accompanying pontifical military
mass on May 80, 1884.
THE smooth functioning Of every de-
partment, the fine order of the pro-
cession and the efficiency of the med
ical detachments are clear evidences
that our National Guard is ready at
all times to take up any duties to
which they may be assigned in the
services of their country.
ITO yourself and your men my
renewed thanks and every good wish"