the Cim.;*:oor? post
An unofficial publication, published jvithjnit.jexpense.^tq.J2h©, Gov0rnnent
Vol» 4 __January; 4th. 1923 ____„_ No* 1_
NE'J YEARS Passes ^/IETLY; holidays END:
Me"/ Year3 Eve and New Years Day passed quietly on this post, bring
ing the h&liday season to a close. A dance was given by the officers club
of the post New Years Eve.
The beginning of the new year saw Captain Marlin G. Martin in com
mand of Company E. relieving Captain R.C.Nright; and Captain Pvaymond E.
Cook in command of Company E, relieving Captain Gordon P. Savage.
Captain /right relieved Captain -flar&in as Plans Training ^fficer,
and relieved Captain Cook as E V officer.
Captain Savage relieved Captain Cook as Utilities Officer, and Lt.
McMaster a3 Ordnance Officer.
Lt. McMaster wa3 assigned to Company T9 instead of attached as here
tofore.
POST BA3K3TB ALL 'ID.Ail TO PLAY HAT.ITS FRIDAY, JANUARY 11th:
A basketball game to play off the tie between the post b&bketball team
and that of the Haines Athletic club, each <5f which has won one game, has
been arranged for the evening of Friday, January 11, at the a.B. Hall. A
small admission (cash or jawbone) "/ill be charged, proceeds to go uo the
support of the two teams, which are at considerable expense, including hall
rent and ourchase of equipment.
The line-up of the Post Team at present is: Clarke, forward and captain;
Gpl, iVilson, right iorward; Phillips, center; liruhn, right guard; B. Jalkley,
left guard; substitutes—Jlatthevs, guard; -yon, forward; utidhan, forward;
and Ilarner. forward.
ORIGINAL RIFLE QUALIFICATION3 TILL HOLD FOR LAG- SEASON:
The combatant troop3 of this command, 'vho qualifiel with the magazine
rifle during the past season, will be paid according to the rating which
their score would entitle them to under the old regulations CRifle Wiarks
manshin phmphlet) according to instructions from The Adjutant General, which
are &s follows* 4 , ^ p• m »r
"All enlisted men *ho, on the actual date of receipt of Oir. No. 75,
.V.d. Oct. 15 1923, at the station of their unit, had actually commenced,
but had not completed, their record practice with the rifle '»ill complete
such practice and be classified under the provisions of difle Ilarksnanship,
"All- enlisted men who h rre fired, or "/ill fire their complete record
practice with the rifle after the actual date of receipt of^Cir. ..o. 75, .D.
Oct. 15, 1923, at the station of their unit, 'V1W- classiiied under 5the
provisions of Training Peculations 150-10. ..
These instructions will result in saving no little pay to the troops
of this connani, for nany of those who qualified as Experts under the form
er regulations would have been reduced to sharpshooters had a.F-. 150-10
Kppn nliced in effect as of the date of-printing. One *.K. v®s not received
at this station until long a'te- the troops hal fired an 1 the order quali
fying then been issued. Then this new regulation -w received raising the
score necessary to qualify in each grade, it was feared it would result in
depriving many of qualificatio a pay which they had earned in good faith.