Evening star., 1939-01-22

AAAS NoCOo AOA VIC 0ll1Iud4 4lloPCC.
t1ons Of the various units making
up the District National Guard were
announced last week by brigade
headquarters. These annual tests,
which are conducted by Regular
Army officers, are scheduled to
begin on March 8 and to continue
until April 7.
The inspections will require prac-
tically full day for each unit, the
property being inspected during the
day and the personnel and their
equipment at night. For the prop
erty inspections each unit command
er has been directed to detail two
officers and three enlisted men to
report at 10 o'clock on the morn-
ing of the inspection date scheduled
for their units.
Unit commanders also have been
directed to use last years inspec-
ton report and check sheet as a
guide and assure themselves that
all matters covered by the report are
in satisfactory condition for the
inspection and that the deficiencies
noted at the last Federal armory
inspection have been corrected.
The first unit scheduled to go
through the annual test is Com
pany c, 12lst Engineers, on March
8. The dates for the other units
have been scheduled as follows:
One Hundred and Twenty-first
Regiment Of Engineers - Com
B, March 9: Company A and
Headquarters LIST Battalion, March
10. Medical Department De-
tachment and Regimental Head
quarters, March 13; Headquarters
and Service Company and band,
March IA; Company F, March Is;
Company E, March is; Company D
and Headquarters. I'd Battalion,
March IT.
One Hundred and Fourth Quar-
termaster Observation-Disclosures,
1st Battalion, and Battery A, March
%; Headquarters Company and
Company B, March "a.
Two Hundred and Sixtieth Coast
Artillery - Regimental Headquar-
ters, Medical Department De-
tachment and Headquarters, 1st
Battalion. March 20 Headquarters
Detachment and Combat Train, 1st
Battalion, March 2l; Headquarters
Detachment, I'd Battalion, March
%; Battery A, March %; Battery
B, March "a; Battery c, March 81;
Battery D, March %; Battery E,
March 20; Battery F, March 80.
Special Troops, 29th Division
Headquarters, Special Troops, March
%; Headquarters Detachment, Spe-
cial Troops, March %; Headquar-
ters Detachment, 29th Division,
April 4; 29th Division Military Po-
lice Company, April 5; Medical De-
partment Detachment, April 6;
Headquarters Company, 29th Divi-
sion, April 7.
Separate units-State Staff and
State Detachment and Headquar-
ters, 29th Division, March %; Com
pany A, 372d Infantry. March q.
Col. John w. Oehmann, COM
manding the 121st Regiment of En-
gineers, announced the following
qualifications of members of that
command during the target season
covering the calendar year 1898:
Headquarters and Service Com
pany-Expert riheman. Corpl. An
drew F. Scherer; sharpshooter, Pvt
William H. Donnella; marksman
Sergt Richard F. G. Won BernoWitz
Pvt. First Class Joseph A. Den
man, Pvts. David D. Dickerson, Jack
R. Grimm, Mont R. Huff, Richard
H. Macrae, Bill H. Sutherland and
William D. Walker; automatic pistol,
expert, Capt. Edward j. Mcmahon,
Sergt. Sterling E. Chambers and Pvt
Willard C. Jensen.
Company A-Expert rifleman
Corpi James R. Mitchell and Pvt
Jack E. Vaughn; sharpshooter
Corpl. Joseph E. Endres, Pvt. First
Class Hilton B. McLaren and Pvt
William S. Brewer: marksman
Sergt. Walter Chakwin, Corpls
Lewis I. Cairns, jr.; George w
Lousing and Raymond F. Noyes
Pvts. (FirSt Class Alex Adrian
Willard F. Belcher, Charles w
Cairns, George w. Norman. Cast
mir A. Filipowicz and Austin E
Slate, Pvts. John H. Amig, Earl w
Barr, William L. Boswell, Joseph w
Byrd, Frank Damanti, Walter H
Ellis, Graziano j. Furlano, Edwin F
Gallagher, Julian Hiley. John G.
Hoyt, James R. Killough, Norman
A. Krebs, Albert r. Martin, Kenneth
L. McElroy, Herbert F.. Mcdonnell
Francis G. Mcclure, Harry E. Mel
ton. James B. Minor, David A
Norman, John H. ONeill, George
w. Oxendine, jr.; Robert R. Pitts,
Harry B. Pollack, Jesse E. Robinson
Matthew Rosch, Gay r. Shahin
Elwyn M. Shinn, William r. Small
wood, Samuel F.. Smith, George O.
Snyder and Bernard H. Wall; auto
matte rifle sharpshooter, Corpl. S. w
Stephenson, jr.; Pvts. (First Class
w. A. Belcher and H. M. Neff and
Pvt. F.. L. MCGUIRE; automatic rifle
marksman, Sergt. w. Chakwin Pvts
First Class Alex Adrian, C. A.
Filipowicz and K. M. Madison and
Pvt. H. B. Pollach; pistol expert,
Capt. James R. Quade and Corpl
James R. Mitchell; pistol marksman
Staff Sergt. Walter w. Jessop.
Company B-Rif1e sharpshooter
Second 1t. William j. Conlyn, jr.;
Sergt. Samuel G. Jones, Corpl
Arthur F. Shee, Pvt. First Glass;
Robert N. Ragland, Pvts. Edward
H. Doss and Joseph c. Tass: marks
man, Sergts. Henry c. Dixon, Isa-
dore Frank, Emmett F. Gibson and
Edward w HnMard Cornls pennett