Evening star., 1935-09-01

der cover Of smoke screen and tear
gas, was excellently performed and
very realistic
The practice march on July f6,
involving an advance guard and at
tackS by enemy airplanes, was very
satisfactory.
Ceremonies was very satisfactory.
Training program was well pre-
pared and executed
The unit is commended for 100
per cent attendance at camp, Of all
personnel, both officers and enlisted
men"
The commanding officer" said Col.
Oehmann's comment on the report, 's
pleased with the conduct of the field
training camp Of Company A. 372d
Infantry, which resulted in the COM
mendations noted.
THE commanding officer, Company
A, 372d Infantry, and oficers and en-
listed men under his command are
commended for their performance Of
duty which warranted the commen-
datory remarks of the inspector. They
should prove an incentive to still
greater progress"
The following eligible list, COM
pesed of enlisted men who have sue
cessfully passed preliminary examina-
tons for promotion by commission,
was announced at guard headquar-
ters:
Engineers-Sergt. James D. Tanner.
Company A; Sergt. Reynald c. Feldt
and Corpl. John NJ. Coughlin, both of
Company B, and Pvt. (First Class
Lewis A. jackson of Company z.
Coast Artillery-Sergt. Robert J.
Martin, Battery B: Corpl. Lawrence
w. Linderer, Sergt. Augustus C. John
son and Sergt. Charles r. Haig, all
of Battery E; Staff Sergt H. F. Mitch
ell, First Sergt Wilmer G.. Kemper
and Sergt. Charles P. Reichel. all of
Battery A, and Corpl. John A. Bartlett
of Battery c.
This list, it was said, will remain
in effect for period of one year and
as vacancies occur men will be select
ed from this list to appear before an
examining board for further exami-
nation.
The following promotions have been
ordered IN Company z, 121st En-
gineers: Pvts. First Glass; Woodrow
w. Lowe, Charles Y. Molyneaux, John
W. Smith and Wilfred B. Sprinkle to
be corporals.
AaN ~ tVa he
ters Division of 29th Division Special
Troops have been ordered promoted.
They are:
STAFF Sergt. William Z. Bahre, to
be master sergeant; Sergt. Harry K.
HoweS, to be technical sergeant; Sergt.
Clyde B. Bradshaw, to be staff ser
geant; Pvts. Don F. Riordan, William
S. Warner, Walter C. Kerlin and Per-
cy c. Poole, to be sergeants; and Pvts.
Edward M Hartman and Leon W.
Brown. to be corporaS.
In the Headquarters Detachment
the following promotions were or
dered: Corpl. Russell B. Markle, to be
sergeant, and Pvt. Charles A. Hardy,
to be corporal.
Sergeant promotions we're ordered
for Pvts. Edward A. Finlayson and
David w. Spencer. in Company z,
l2ist Engineers.
In Company C, 121st Engineers.
/ Corpl. Andrew G. Conlyn was ordered
promoted to sergeant, and Pvts. (First
Glass; Charles NJ. Holmes and Bondy
F. Self, to be corporals.
Technical Sergt. Charles Dunn,
Headquarters and Service Company.
121st Engineers, has been ordered re-
duced to the grade of private at his
own request.
Sergt. Charles J. Dulin was ordered
promoted to fill the vacancy.
! The following promotions in this
command also were ordered
Corpl. Louis A. Hazlewood and Pvt.
Thomas j. Dawson, to be sergeants,
and Pvts. Cecil D. Cooper and Francis
C. StrizZi. to be corporals.
| Sergt. Charles H. Clifford. Medical
Department Detachment, l2lst Engi-
neerS, has been ordered denoted to
the grade of private at his own request.
Pvt. Frank G. Mackenzie has been
ordered promoted to be sergeant to
fill the vacancy.