Show UTAH'S GUARDS GET TASTE OF VALLEY FORGE Wintry Blasts Mother Many Heating Inventions at Jordan Camp CAMP W W. G. G WILLIAMS June 8 The The Field Artillery at Valley Forge would be an apt title for the pageant that has been o of nightly occurrence occurrence occurrence oc oc- oc- oc currence at Jordan Narrows ever since the regiment camped here for its annual field training Never within the memory of the oldest veteran veteran vet vet- eran of ot summer warfare here ha has it been beers so cold I But soldiers are ingenious fellows when It comes to the matter of keepIng keepIng keep keep- ing themselves comfortable With the aid of oC a few rocks and empty tomato tomato tomato to to- mato cans fashioned Into stovepipe every battery has its fireplace At night roaring fires are arc the gathering places of the artillerymen intent upon keeping warm One of the batteries has what the themen themen themen men call the the smokehouse It is cleverly clev- clev erly constructed of whatever could be oe found on the reservation equipped with an efficient fireplace and chim chim- ney Soldiers are regularly detailed by ay the men themselves to keep the fire going As the covers slip off army cots at nl night ht and the men find they can stand the chill air no longer long long- er they repair to the smokehouse to warm up for another try at sleep sleep- into inc HEATERS ARE USED Along officers officers' row electric heaters gasoline and oil stoves have been in installed installed installed in- in stalled and the midnight oil over tactical studies is burned in a degree de dc- gree Sree that affords all the comfort of o home borne Wednesday for the first time In camp the regiment has had evidence that the sun is still on art the be job The day dawned with the promise of warmth and cheering sunlight It put new spirit into the training and inspired that 1932 1032 would not go 0 down in regimental history as the year of oC the big frost in the regiments regiment's winter quarters The finishing touches were put on instruction of the firing batteries in preparation for tor service practice with the 1553 at Friday The entire entire entire en en- tire regiment will be on oct the firing line and the officers will get tl their acid tests in the conduct of ot fire and fire direction The roar of the big guns will begin at 9 a. a m. m and will continue most of the day Visitors desiring to observe the heavy howitzers howitzers howitzers how how- in action have been Continued on Pace Pue Thirteen UTAH'S GUARDS I GET TASTE OF VALLEY FORGE Continued From Page Nine in approaching the firing point which is about three miles southwest of the camp to follow the instructions given given en cn by sentries posted on the roads approaching the guns cuns Disregard of orders from the guards would probably probably probably ably put the spectators in the line of fire OGDEN VISITORS Mayor Ora Bundy and Commissioners Commission Commission- ers Fred Williams and W. W T T. Rack- Rack ham were camp visitors Tuesday night when the Ogden artillerymen in camp provided the entertainment features for the evening in the recreation recreation rec ree- halL halLA A group of 15 officers from Crom the field artillery paid Colonel Hamilton Gardner and his officers a call Tuesday Preparations are going goins ahead for forthe forthe the big biggest est day in camp Friday This is governors governor's day when officials from the capitol and from various parts of the state will be In camp In honor hon hon- honor or of their visit special ceremonies are being arranged for the afternoon In the evening they will be the re regiments regiment's regi regi- i- i ment's ments guests at dinner and a special card of oC entertainment will be staged in the recreation hall hail In the event Governor Derns Dern's illness prevents him from attending Secretary of State Milton Welling will represent him at atthe atthe atthe the camp Not all breaches of etiquette are lre covered by army re regulations and the articles of war There are arc little things soldiers do which do not place their liberty in jeopardy and yet annoy annoy an an- noy floy the sensitivities of ot their com corn rades To deal with just such things service company has organized a km kangaroo court which held its first session Tuesday night and disposed lof of an accumulation of business HUSKY BAlLI BAILIFFS FrS The three huskiest men in the company company com com- pany pony are the baili bailiffs Cs Master Sergeant Richard Gilchrist Staff Sergeant Warren Bone and Sergeant Fred Slater Tall men weighing over pounds each they have no difficulty difficult in haling offenders before the bar of justice Pr Private Leo Ball who was late for tor reveille but not for breakfast Private vate atc Elmo Wanless who was disinclined dined to handle the company garbage garbage gar gar- bage cans Private Emmet Hanson who an incomplete uniform Private La Drue Dorton who threw soup at his first sergeant received mild disciplinary punishments I Private Ambrose Holmes who failed to clean the ashes out of the camp incinerator was made to walk on all fours beneath the straddled I legs of the entire company While he hel was making his way the men bela I bor bord d him with garrison belts and mess kits There is no doubt but that Private Holmes will do better the next time he is on the Incinerator detail Private Ellis Wade has set sel a mark markwith markwith markwith with his pistol no soldier will ever surpass In 10 shots he scored 10 In the baseball schedule for the regimental trophy regimental headquarters headquarters headquarters head head- quarters company has been eliminated ed cd b by headquarters battery first battalion battalion battalion bat bat- and the band defaulted to the medical detachment |