Show GUARDSMEN EN GET BEST OF MENUS MENUS' i Special to The Telegram CAMP W W. G G. WILLIAMS June 24 24 Uncle Sams Sam's young warriors here are arc taking on weight and at the same time are taking up their belts a notch or two The becoming slimness and the added poundage are ascribed by the regimental medical staff to causes which the they say would benefit the enIre entire entire en en- tire Ire nation if they were as well thought of In civil life liCe as they are in military camps and garrisons In the first place they point out the he army ration Is a balanced ration It t contains every element clement needed for nutriment and satisfies norm normal l and natural appetites In It too arc found none of ot the fancy tidbits which ordinarily tempt the unwise and add weight as a burden rather than useful useful use use- ful tul tissues Added to this the men In Camp Williams get an abundance of ot health- health giving exercise outdoors and plenty of sunshine HABITS LIKE CLOCK-LIKE A most Important matter Is that the themen themen themen men are cheerful and happy As vital as all nil these things combined Is the fact that while in the two weeks' weeks camp their habits are arc regular to the point of being clock Work recreation recreation rec rec- recreation and rest are programmed to the minute One of ot the camp medical officers said that l if the men would take back into their civil life liCe what they have learned in the matter of conserving Health and vitality while under military military mili mili- tary training they would add many years of ot usefulness to their lives and each year would be filled with increased increased increased in in- creased happiness and accomplish accomplish- ment An inspection of ot the mess halls bears out what the medical staff says about the soldiers soldier's food In one for breakfast the mess sergeant had provided provided provided pro pro- vided stewed prunes cornflakes and fresh milk bacon and eggs fried potatoes potatoes po po- potatoes buttered toast and coffee coHee or milk In another the menu was straw straw- bones and fresh milk bran or cornflakes cornflakes corn corn- flakes with fresh whole milk bacon and eggs fried potatoes buttered toast and coffee or milk A third had sliced pineapple French toast and syrup sausage butt butter r and coffee or milk BIG ONE AT NOON The midday meal is the big one for forthe forthe forthe the warriors One of ot the batteries sat down to this at lunch Roast pork loin mashed potatoes and gravy grav creamed peas chocolate pudding vegetable vegetable salad bread and butter and lemonade Another had bean soup baked beans and bacon boiled potatoes potatoes pota pota- toes onions and radishes sliced pineapple pineapple pine pine- apple bread brend and butter and lemonade lemon lemon- ado ade or iced tea lea Another battery seemed to get along pretty well with spare ribs and sauerkraut mashed potatoes creamed corn sliced tomatoes tomatoes tomatoes toma toma- toes and mayonnaise bread pudding bread and butter buller and lemonade The third meal In a soldiers soldier's d day y is supper It too packs a punch to get Iet the artilleryman read ready for a good goodday's goodday's goodday's days day's work as soon as the next sun gets gels on the Job Here Is one battery's supper Vegetable stew steamed r rice ce macaroni and cheese fruit salad bread butter and jam am iced tea or milk Another made out with this Steak and brown gravy creamed new potatoes green reen beans sliced tomatoes tomatoes toma toma- toes bread brend butter and Jam and lemonade lemonade lem lcm or milk In a third mess hall the menu called for roast beef beet with gravy mashed potatoes creamed corn combination salad bread brend butter and jam ice cream and lemonade All this Is done on a ration allowance allowance allow allow- ance anco by the government of 45 cents per man per day dayl That figures at 15 cents a meal TIMER OLD VISITS The camp was visited yesterday by byone byone byone one of ot the army's most Illustrious artillerymen ar ar- Colonel Colonel Dan W W. Hand Band He is a soldier of the old army His career Includes service active active active ac ac- ac- ac tive service under fire in war many Important staff details and ond assignments assignments assign assign- ments as a faculty member In army schools When Colonel Curtis Y Clawson now commanding the tho field artillery was n a newly appointed second lieutenant In the battery commanded com corn by Captain William C. C Webb now a colonel of the regular army and stationed in Panama he and Colonel Colone Webb were student officers at the army army's s school of fire for field artillery artillery artillery artil artil- lery and Colonel Hand was one of their Instructors That was the beginning be be- beginning ginning of Colonel Hands Hand's acquaintance acquaint acquaint- ance with U Utah lh art artillerymen and since then he has had a friendly interest in Utah national guard affairs I am more than pleased with the thel firing of ot the batteries Colonel Hand said during his visit The drivers too did splendid work during the maneuvers The wor work of ot the whole regiment shows extensive training and ideal cooperation This is one of ot the best trained and most efficient regiments I have ever seen I witnessed witnessed wit wit- today the best exhibition of firing I believe I have ever seen and I want to compliment the men for their efficiency cooperation with each other and the pride they take In upholding the standards of at the field artillery Thomas Price headquarters battery was defeated in the evenings evening's boxing matches by Jay Nelson of the regimental regimental regi regi- mental medical detachment Battery As A's entry J. J defeated W. W H. H Maxwell of or service battery In the wrestling bouts La Mar Taylor of ot the medics defeated H H. W. W Hendrickson of F battery J J. J R R. Pastel Postel of ot the hospital company won by default from Art J. J Vincent of the medics and R. R Haddock of the medics defeated Ray Workman of ot B battery Baseball scores in the regimental series were B battery 12 Medics 3 F battery 6 E battery 3 3 |