Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06


dollars worth Of Federal property
must be checked for condition and
much more must be requisitioned,
particularly clothing to assure that
the troops have all of their needs
fulfilled for the arduous winter field
service which is expected.
1t probably Is the last greatest &C
tivity in the old building, as when
the Guard returns from its field
service, its new armory at the east
end of East Capitol street Is ex-
pected to be finished. The present
armory probably will be RACED for
other municipal buildings which are
to be erected.
Pvt. First Glass; Golden Smith
has been promoted to sergeant In
Company A, 104th Quartermaster
Regiment.
Capt. Hugh Everett, jr., State
Staff, was appointed major OF in
fantry. He has been assigned to the
same unit for duty.
ocCOIlu LII. SlldllCo -. Aedotf 4ASoN
quarters Company, 29th Division,
has been ordered to report to 1t.
Col. William T. Roy, president of an
Officers Examining Board, for ex-
animation for a certificate of eligi-
bility for commission as a first lieu
tenant of infantry. First 1t. Henry
M. Boudinot, Company B, 104th
Quartermaster Regiment, has been
ordered to report to Maj. Samuel
N. Karrick, Corps Of Engineers, U.
S. Army. president of an Officers
Examining Board, for examination
for commission as a captain in the
Quartermaster Corps. Sergt. Alton
B. Brown, 29th Division Military
Police Company, has been ordered
to report to 1t. Col William T. Roy,
president of an Officers Examining
Board. for examination for appoint
ment as a second lieutenant of in
fantry.
Maj. Walter S. Welsh, Judge Ad-
vocate Generals Department, has
been ordered to report to Col. John
w. Oehmann. president of an Off,
GERS Examining Board, for exam
nation for commission as lieu
tenant colonel in the same branch
of the service.
Promotions in the Service Com
pany, 104th Quartermaster Regl-
ment. are as follows: Corps. Sidney
Blanken and Stanley Dennison. to be
sergeants; Pvts. First Class Lewis
K. Kaufman and Hansel E. York,
to be corporals.
Because of temporary removal
from the city, the following have
been placed on the inactive list:
Sergt. Marvin A. Lauderdale and
Pvts. Paul R. Jeffrey and Thomas
w. Simpson. 29th Division Military
Police Company, Pvt. First Glass;
Leo B. Ellwood, Headquarters De-
tachment, 29th Division.
The following members of Com
pany A, 372d Infantry, have been
ordered discharged because OF de-
D6UQ6IlI T6ld lives. otl SlS. OdIIlco ~.
Bush and Howard M. Sparrow. Pvts.
First Class Robert R. Davis and
Joseph TODD; Pvts. Caesar R. Alex
ander, jr.; Wilbur Cobb, Walter R.
Gilliard, Bernard C. johnson, Her
bert Lee, Clarence Miner, Charles
E. Porter and Lois L. Young.
The following have been dis
charged because of permanent re-
moval from the city: Pvt. Roy G.
Hillman. Battery D, 260th Coast Ar
tillery; Sergt. James c. Freeman,
Headquarters Battery, 260th Coast
Artillery; Pvt John L. Wilmer. 29th
Division Military Police Company.
On account of business interior
ence. Pvt. John T. Williams. 104th
Ordnance Company, Special Troops,
10Th Division. has been discharged.
Pvt. Frederick D. Reynolds has
been appointed a sergeant in the
Headquarters Battery, 260th Coast
Artillery.