Evening star., 1936-10-11
GUARD R|FLEMEN
TAKE MANY PRIZES
Winnings at Camp Perry
Are Announced by Head
quarters.

TO Llelr Keen SnOOtlnB. 1nc OulCidIS
are so proud of the work Of the team
which was trained under the direc-
ton Of Maj. Jensen, that Col. Och
mann, commanding the local militia,
is making preparations to have the
prizes presented at formal ceremonies
ut which all Of the local troops are
expected to be present.
Local Guard headquarters made
public this week the total list Of
prizes won by the D. C. team.
In the national team match, the
team finished in eleventh place out
Of 119 teams entered, winning ths
class A medals. Four men Of the team
won their third leg for the Distin.
guished Marksman's Medal.
The national individual rifle match,
in which there were !, 1,845 entries, saw
Maj. Jensen win gold medal for thir-
teenth place; Second Lieut.. H. M.
Boudinot, a silver medal for eighteenth
place; Corpl. E. L. Saubus, bronze
medal for seventy-second place, and
Sergt. T. L. Harrell bronze medal for
twenty-sixth place.
Maj. Jensen won third place and
gold medal and Second Lieut.. H. M.
Boudinot won fifteenth place and
silver medal in the citizens military
championship match.
In the Presidents hundred match,
Staff Sergt. H. B. Parsons. won the
Engineers Trophy, a gold medal and
the Presidents brassard; Second Lieut..
Boudinot, sixtieth place and a Presi-
detn's brassard; Mai. J. c. Jensen,
sixty-fourth place, Presidents brass
ard, and Sergt. r. S. Taylor, eighty
seventh place, Presidents brassard.
With SO teams entered in the A. E. F.
Rumanian team match, the D. c. team
placed third. and high National Guard
team, winning a bronze medal and
cash prize for each member of the
team, which was composed of the
following: Maj. Jensen, Sergt. w. c.
Jensen, Sergt. T. L. Harrell, Corpl.
E. L. Staubus, Staff Sergt. H. B. Par
sons and Second Lieut.. H. M. Boudinot.
In the Wright Memorial grand ag-
gregate match. with $50 entries, Staff
Sergt. H. B. Parsons. finished in forty
sixth place, being the high D. c. man,
and winning bronze medal.
Corp. E. L. Staubus finished twenty
fifth. being high D. c. man. winning
a bronze medal in the Crowell Trophy
match, in which there were 1884 en-
tries.
In the Wimbledon Cup match there
we're 1893 entries, and Sergt. r. S.
Taylor finished in twelfth place, win-
ming a cash prize.
Staff Sergt E. v. Gonzales finished
103d and took a cash prize in the
Marine Corps Cup match in which
there were liza entries.
Corp. E. L. Staubus was the high
D. c. man when he finished in the
twenty fifth place in the Coast Guard
Trophy match, in which there were
1,747 entries. He was awarded
bronze medal.
In the Navy Trophy match, in which
there were l,7e0 entries, Staff Sergt.
H. B. Parsons, finished fourteenth, and
high D. c. man, taking bronze
medal while Sergt. j. Crandall finished
thirty first, taking a cash prize.
Technical Sergt. S. E. Chambers
was high D. c. man, taking bronze
medal, in the Leech Cup match. with
1,40l entries.
Second Lieut.. Boudinot finished as
high D. c. man in nineteenth place in
the Members Trophy match. He took
a bronze medal. There were 1883
entries.
In the Scott Trophy match. in which
there were 1,548 entries, Sergt. r. S.
Taylor took bronze medal and high
D. C. man place, when he finished
eleventh, while Sergt. w. c. Jensen
took a cash prize in thirty-fifth place.
In the training program for the 29th
Division troops located here, it was
stated that the training objective of
the year is to maintain all units in
condition to function effectively at ex-
isting strength and without further
training when employed in minor
emergencies by the District of Co
lumbia or Federal authorities and TO
provide a sufficiently trained force,
capable of rapid expansion to war
| strength. which with the minimum Of
delay, can be employed in time of war
as an effective component Of the Army
of the United States.
Additional members of the local
Guard were authorized during the
week to participate in the competitive
examinations to be held this month
for the selection of one candidate to
enter the United States Military Acsd-
envy at West Point in the class which
enters next July.
They are Pvt. Joseph H. Thibadeau,
Battery B, 26Oth Coast Artillery, re-
siding at 1922 South Dakota avenue
northeast; Pvt Leon H. Berger, Head
quarters Company, goth Division, re-
siding at 2128 wyoming avenue. and
Pvt. Emmit C.. Morton, jr.. Company
A, 12lst Engineers.
The following men have been Or
dered honorably discharged because
of their membership in the Civilian
Conservation Corps:
Pvts. Robert j. Alesandrini, Nicho-
las Gowatz, Edward F. Simpson, Roy
Rector and John C. Kuhn Of Battery
F, 260th Coast Artillery; Pvt. William
E. Raynor, Company D, 121st Engi-
neers.
Because Of removal from the city.
Corp. Anton j. Beifel, Headquarters
and Service Company, 121st Engineers.
has been ordered honorably dis
charged.
Pvts. Fred r. Haines, Walter A.
Sompayrac and John z. Harrington.
Company B. 12lsr Engineers, have
been ordered transferred to the In.
active list Of that command because
Of business or educational interfer-
ence with the performance Of military
duty.
Pvts. Henry D. Harper, Company A.
121St Enrineers and Ridoalx, pa1+