Evening star., 1938-05-22

j. F.. Ellis, 98.5; Sergt. S. F. Clara
tano. 9l6 Sergt. r. L. Hartman, 974;
Sergt. D. c. Hibbard, 97.3; Corp C.
w. Geyer, 96.4: Corp. J. c. Thomas,
92.8; Pvt. (First Glass; E. L. Casey,
921.
The first class gunners were named,
as follows: First Sergt. H. o. Nc
quarry. jr.; Headquarters Detachment
and Combat Train, 878; Sergt A. j.
La Valley. Oil, and Corp. r. S.
Fleharty, 882. both of Battery A:
Sergt. j. B. Richards. 1874. and Corp.
j. C. Thomas, 1913, both of Battery D.
Pvt. Frederick P. Pickard. Head
quarters Company. 104th Quartermas-
ter Regiment, has been ordered to re-
port to 1t. Col. Delmar S. Lenzner,
president of an officers examining
board for examination for commission
as a second lieutenant. Quartermaster
Corps, in the local Guard.
President Roosevelt has accepted
the resignation Of First 1t. James M
Votava, Coast Artillery Corps of the
local Guard.
Company E. l2lst Engineers, was
the high team in the District OF Co.
lllmbia in the Chief. National Guard
Bureaus Indoor Rife Matches for
1898. it was announced at local head
quarters, following receipt of re-
port on the matches from the Ma
tionaI Guard Bureau Of the War De-
partment The match, however. was
won by Company C, 167th Infantry,
of the Oregon National Guard.
A bronze medal has been awarded
by the chief of the National Guard
Bureau to each of the seven members
of the team A bronze medal has
also been awarded by the National
Guard Bureau chief to each Of the two
highest competitors in each corps
area in the individual match. In the
Sd Corps Area this award went to
Staff Sergt Harry B. Parsons, Com
pany E, l2lst Engineers. and to Corpl.
Grover c. Barrack, Company K, 5th
Infantry.
Pvt. First Glass; Walter c. Smith,
Medical Department, 260th Coast Ar
tlllary, has been ordered TO the mac
tive list because of business interfer-
ence. Pvt Langdon G. Winslow,
Medical Department Detachment,
26Oth Coast Artillery. has been or
dered placed on the inactive list
Promotions in Company B. 104th
Quartermaster Regiment. are as fol-
lows: Corpl. Hugh A. Allen. jr., to be
sergeant: Pvts. Edward w. Hassell
Donald B. Madden and Eugene S. Pc
tremko to be corporals.
Because of business interference
the following have been placed on the
inactive list: Pvt Ben Vargas, Com
pany A. l04th Quartermaster Resi-
ment: Pvts. Albin w. Maskelony, Bu-
ford Jones and Wayne E. Boyer, all
of Company B, lo4th Quartermaster
Regiment.
Sergt. Raymond L. Martin has been
transferred from the Headquarters
Detachment. Special Troops. to the
Headquarters Detachment, both in
the 29th Division.
The following have been placed on
the inactive list because of business
interference: Pvt. First Class George
E. Hunter and Pvts Bernard w. Hager
and Robert E. Harris OF the 29th Divi-
sion Military Police Company: Pvt.
First Class Robert A. Wrenn. Head
quarters Detachment, goth Division.
Pvt. George w. Raynod. Company
D. 12lst Engineers: Pvts. William H.
Lickliter and Ralph j. Killeron. Com
pany B. l2lst Engineers, and Pvts.
Walter c. Whison and Stanley A.
Work have been ordered to the inac-
tive list of Company F. l2lst Engi-
neers First Seret. Neil M. Goen,
Company B. l2lst Engine ers, mas been
placed on the inactive list. Pvt. Ar
thur E. Moffett has been ordered to
the active list of the Headquarters
Detachment, lst Battalion, 260tn
Coast Artillery