Evening star., 1938-09-25
D. c. Guard to Sho,u Increased
Actiuity in Cipic Celebrations
Units to Be Made Available for
Parades and Other Assistance
at City Functions.

semblies will be devoted to processing
the recruit; that is. inoculating against
typhoid, issuing Of necessary equip
ment. However, none Of the recruits
will be sent to the regular companies
until 1t Is certain that they have abb
sorbed all Of the elementary training.
First 1t. John A. Bartlett, Battery B,
260th Coast Artillery, has been granted
80 days leave, ending the latter part
Of next month.
Orders recently issued assigning
First 1t. James B. Bradley, Dental
Corps, to the Medical Department De-
tachment, l04th Quartermaster Regi-
ment. have been changed. He now
has been assigned to the Medical De-
partment Detachment, Special Troops,
29th Division.
First 1t. Edward D. Muvanity,
headquarters, 1st Battalion, l04th
Quartermaster Regiment, has gone to
Holabird Quartermaster Depot, Balti-
more, where he has been assigned as
a student at the Quartermaster Motor
Transport School. The course will
last until November 10, when 1t.
Mulvanity is under orders to return to
his station here.
With total of 35,1l4 miles covered
with the aggregate Of IS trucks, the
Headquarters Company and Company
B, l04th Quartermaster Corps, made
an enviable record in its movement of
the 10th Division staff and head
quarters troops during its series Of
mobile training camps, according to
figures made public by headquarters.
The largest single convoy consisted
of 80 vehicles. During the period that
the trucks were operating in the field
there was only one major repair re-
quired and that was when a broken
oil line caused a connecting rod bear
ing to be scored. There were no
accidents.
The unit is commanded by Maj. F. F.
Bernsdorff, with Capt John T. O'Neill
as operations officer; First 1t H. B.
Cockrell. maintenance officer; First
Sergt. Donald S. Funk as truckmaster
and dispatcher, and Sergt. Joseph l..
Looney as storekeeper
For the showing made in handling
this movement Of troops Brig. Gen Cox
extended his congratulations to the
officers and members of the command.
Pvt. Frederick p. Pickard has been
ordered to the inactive list of the
Headquarters Company, lo4th Quar-
termaster Regiment, because of tenn
porary physical disability.
Pvt. Thomas H. Kinkead, jr.. Head
quarters Company, 104th Quarter
master Regiment, and Pvt. De Marr
A. Canter. Company A. 104th Quar-
termaster Regiment, has been returned
to the active lists of those commands.
Pvts. James c. Campbell and
Graham w. Lewis have been ordered
to the active list of the 29th Division
Military Police Company.
Because of busiess interference the
following have been placed on the
inactive lists: Pvt, first class, Fred D.
Barbour and Pvts Lewis P. Shelton
and Robert c. Smith of the 29th Di-
vision Military Police Company, and
Pvts., first class, Thomas L. Moody
and Carl P. Ihme of the Headquarters
Company. 29th Division.
Sergt. Salvatore F. Girratano, Bat
terry D, 260th Coast Artillery, has been
honorably discharged.
Sergt. Joseph C. Weathe jr.,
Headquarters Detachment, I'd Battal-
ion. 260th Coast Artillery, has been
transferred to the active list of that
command.
Pvt, Paul Burbage. Headquarters De-
\tachment, I'd Battalion, 260th Coast
Artillery, has been honorably dis
charged to permit his enrolment in
the Civilian Conservation Corps.
Pvts. William F. Hutchinson, IT,,
and John Platt have been returned to
the active list Of the Headquarters De-
tachment, I'd Battalion, 260th Coast
Artillery
Capt. George L. Evans, Engineer
Corps, State staff, has been placed on
the retired list with the advanced rank
of major.
Because of removal from the city
the. following members of the Medical
Department Detachment, 121st Engi-
neers. have been honorably discharged: :
Staff Sergt. George P. Delaney and
Pvt. Earl S. Keyser.
Pvt. Jack K. Chapman, William +.
lough and Graziano j. Furlano have
been ordered placed on the inactive
list OF Company A. 121st Engineers,
because Of either business interference
with the performance of military duty
or temporary removal from the city.
Pvt. Frederick E. Abner has been
returned to the active list of Company
E, 12lst Engineers.