Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-11-01

feQerdl TeCOgNlllOu LIley WuSC meet
the tests prescribed by the United
Statee Army. In order to have in the
Guard only officers who would be avail
able for Federal service, it was de-
cided to make all tests conform to the
Army plan.
The local National Guard for the
most part handled the parade last
night, including the details of tagging
the various entries for prizes, under
the direction of Col. John w. Och
mann, commander of the local militia
forces. Col. Oehmann was chairman
Of the Parade Committee, with Capt.
Charles E. Smithson as assistant.
Those in charge at the starting
point were Lieut.. Col. Peyton G. hewitt,
Maj. Leroy S. Mann. Capt. Ralph L
Walker and Capt. George L. Evans.
In charge of the guard of honor we're
Maj. Ralph S. Childs and First Lieut..
Harold w. Leith. Maj Childs also was
in charge in the disbanding area, as
well as directing the formation and
registration.
Other officers who were assigned
details were:
Sections l. First Lieut.. Reynald c.
Feldt, Second Lieuts. William j. Con-
Ign, jr., and Lewis A. Jackson.
Section 2. First Lieut.. John K. Cum
bingham and Second LieuJs. Theodore
w. Lowrie and Charles R. Haig.
Section 3. First Lieut.. Lawrence w.
Iinderer and Second Lieuts. John A.
BaStelt and Wilmer G. Kemper
Section 4. Second Leuts. Malcolm
T, Powell, Charles l. Rust and Rich
ard L. Thrift
Section 5. First Lieut. Robert j.
Martin and Second Lieuts. Henry NJ
Boudinot and Harry Gaberman.
Section g. First Lieut.. James A.
Heller and Second Lieuts. H. F. Mitch
ell, jr., and Charles P. Reichel
Section Z. Second Lieuts. Henry r.
Coughlin, Ellis H. Martin and Henry
L. Green, III.
Sergt. James w. Maximow, Head
quarters Company, 104th Quartermas-
ter Regiment, has been ordered trans
ferred in the grade of private to the
Headquarters, Detachment, 29th Di-
vision.
First Lieut.. Harold w. Leath, Head
quarters, 1st Battalion, 121st Engi-
neers, has been granted leave of alb
sence until December 2, with authority
In visit foreign countries
Pvt. Reno F. DiPietro, inactive list,
now assigned to Company c, 12lst
Engineers. has been ordered trans
ferred to the active list and assigned
to the Band, 12lst Engineers.
The following have been ordered
honorably discharged, effective imme-
diately, because of permanent removal
from the city:
Pvt. Jack E. Kemper. Company A.
104th Quartermaster Regiment, and
Staff Sergt. Adam j. Mouton, Medical
Department Detachment, 12lst Engi-
neers.
The following members of Battery F,
260th Coast Artillery, have been ord
cred transferred from the inactive to
the active list of that command:
Pvts. Melvin F.. Carroll Frank Clark,
George v. Davis, Clarence H. Eaton,
James G. Guy and Ross E. Payne.
The following members Of Company
A, 372d Infantry, have been ordered
transferred from the active to the in
active list of that command because Of
business interference with military
duty or temporary removal from the
city:
Sergt. Monroe Slaughter, Pvt, First
Glass, Joseph Garrett, and Pvts Bur-
nett Hughes and George r. Williams.
On account of membership in the
Civilian Conservation Corps at the
time of their enlistment, the following
men have been ordered honorably
discharged:
Pvts. Ward McCroSky and Talmage
p. Nicely, of Battery F, 26oth Coast
Artillery, and Pvt. John Longwood,
Headquarters Detachment, I'd Battal-
ion, 260th Coast Artillery.
Because of business interference
with the performance of military duty
or temporary removal from the city,
the following have been ordered trans
ferred from the active to the inactive
list of their respective units:
Twenty-ninth Division Military Po-
lice Company: Corp. Leo F. Cline, Pvts.
Stuart r. Perry and Thomas ]. Court
ney.
Medical Department Detachment
121st Engineers: Pvt. Humphrey F.
DeCola.
Company A. 12lst Engineers: Pvts
Ralston H. Adams, Waiter F. Hen
bricks and Tom L. Scott
Pvt. Thomas H. Slaughter has been
ordered transferred from the inactive
to the active list Of the 18th Division
Military Police Company.
The Headquarters Detachment, Spe-
cial Troops, goth Division, headed the
list Of divisional troops in attendance
during the month Of September, with q
perfect score of 100, according to f1g-
ures Just made public at the division
headquarters here.
The other units in order, with Their
respective percentages, follow:
Medical Department Detachment
elss; 29th Signal Company, 91.23;
Headquarters Company, Gill; Head
quarters Detachment, 1888; 10Th Tank
Company, S784: 10Th Military Police
Company, 1895; District Of Columbia
units, special troops, 18th Division
s106; Virginia units, special troops
1854.
The following personnel changes
have been ordered in Battery B, 260th
Coast Artillery, by Lieut.. Col. Walter
w. Burns, commanding:
Pvts. (Ffrst Glass; william c. Mel
lington and David B. Tear and Pvt
Robert @. Burns to be corporals and
Corp. James e. Stargel to be private.