Evening star., 1937-11-07

Fridays. beginning at $50 o'clock.
Some Of the instruction will be ac-
by moving pictures.
Col. Oehmann delivered the first
lecture, on the command post exercise
Of the LIST Army, recently held at Bos-
ton, Mass. The other scheduled meet
ings are: November IL, Battle of the
Crater, Maj. A. l.. Smith, 121st Engi-
neers; November 26, showing of two
films, close order drill and infantry
crossing an unfordable stream; De-
cember 10, a training film on the
combat engineer company: January
IA, Command and General Staff
School, Capt. P. A. Feringa; Janu-
ary %, two films, defense against
chemical warfare and tactical en-
ployment Of chemical troops in an at
tack: February IL, National Guard
Bureau, 1t. Col. H. L. Robb: Feb
ruary rs, Army Industrial College,
Maj. H. W. Collins, and March IS,
map reading, five-reel training film.
Because the 260th Coast Artillery
has outgrown its present armory and
finds 1t necessary to keep some of its
units in the Sixth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue armory, it has been nec-
essary to inaugurate a shuttle truck
service between the two armories in
order that business may be carried out
with dispatch on drill nights under the
direction of Col. Walter w. Burns,
commanding the regiment.
Each unit of the artillery has been
assigned a particular night on which
1t Is to operate the service, which
includes dispatch Of the official mail
between the two buildings.
Capt. Samuel D. Turner, command
ing Company D, 121st Engineers, has
called to the attention of the mem
bers Of the command there are many
craftsmen and artisans in the ranks
and urged that when work is available
it be given to their comrades. BY turn
ing this work to these men, it was
added, guardsmen will aid in alleviat-
ing to some extent unemployment
among their comrades.
A turkey shoot will be conducted by
the members Of the guard November
81. There will be football game also
They will be held on the rifle range
at Camp Simms.
The purpose is to augment the funds
of the companies and other units of
the Guard. all units having representa-
tives on the committee.
Pvt. Theodore l.. Herrell has been
placed on the active list of the Ord
nance Section, State Detachment.
The following members of the 29th
Division Military Police Company have
been honorably discharged because of
removal from the city: Pvts. Roger 1.
Dyess, Vernon M. Fowler, Phillip F.
Gerofolo. Daniel W. Keltreider,
Thomas H. Slaughter, Delmar F..
Fowler, James w. Green, John c.
McWilliams, Israel Simon, Warren r.
Slaughter and Robert A. Westler.
The following have been transferred
to the active lists of their respective
units: Pvt. (First Glass; William
Brenowick, Headquarters Detachment,
29th Division; Pvt. William j. Rigsby,
Headquarters Company. 29th Division.
Transferred to the inactive lists of
their respective commands because Of
business interference are Pvts. Jack
E. Burke and Byron j. Ford. Head
quarters Detachment, 29th Division |;
Pvt. Walter D. Greenwood, Headquar.
ters Company, 29th Division. and Pvts.
Robert l.. Henson and Robert N. Taft,
Medical Department Detachment, Spe-
cial Troops, 29th Division.
Sergt. Harold l.. Friend, Company
B. l2lst Engineers. has been honor
ably discharged because of removal
from the city.
Pvt. Langdon F. McAninch, Head
quarters Company, 104th Quartermas-
ter Regiment, and Pvt. Clifford F.
Bailey. Medical Department Detach-
ment, l21st Engineers, have been
placed on the inactive lists because
of business interference.
Corpl. Otis D. Murphy has been
promoted to sergeant and Pvt.
Nathaniel C. Gerson to corporal in
Company c, 121st Engineers, both on
the recommendation of the company
commander.