Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-06-16 | Page 16 | 145th Enters Training Camp

ENTERS TRAINING CAMP GAMP Artillery i Regiment Takes Up lip Work Vork as Unit Departs With the last 1st unit of the Two Hundred Hundred Hundred Hun Hun- dred and Twenty second Twenty ond Held I Id artillery artil lery having departed for their respective respective tive home cities hundreds of members members mem mem- bers of ot the One Hundred and Party Forty o ty fifth filth field artillery began arriving Frida Friday at Camp W. W V. V G. G Williams for two weeks weeks' intensive training All of the batteries and other units are e expected to reach camp before fore night so that the regular routine and discipline will be effective Saturday with first call at a. a m. m Most of ot the day was spent In make mak making ing lug camps and establishing regimental end and company headquarters Hundreds Hundreds Hun Hun- of eI enlisted isted men will begin catIng cat cat- Ing their regular menus of ot stew corn beef bee and gold fish with the first regular meal at dinner call Friday night DAILY ACTIVITIES The schedule of ot regular daily activities ties ties' during the time in camp will include in In- elude clude first call at a. a m. m and md assembly as as- embly at d a. a m. m giving the soldiers sol sal diers only 15 minutes to get the sleep out of their eyes and answer Mess c call ll for breakfast follows a quare an hour later After Alter the morning morning morn morn- ing tug meal the men then answer fatigue call and police up the camp and make ready for the days day's work Call for drill 1 is sounded at 8 a. m. m and the officers and men continue continue con con- their practice and battery work until 1130 a at m. m when recall is blown f After one hour and a half haIt rest the themen themen men Inen will then go back to their guns and nd drill Guard mount is sounded at at- p. p m. m the blowing of retreat marks the end of the days day's work for all those except officers and men serving on guard or detail or special assignments Dinner is served at t 6 p. p m. m and taps are sounded and andall andall all sil lights go out Jut at 10 p. p m. m SUNDAY SCHEDULE Entertainment is furnished during the evening and many of the officers and men are re given leave on Sundays The calls on Sunday are different from front other days and the soldiers are arc allowed to remain in bed until nearly 7 1 a. a m. m The regiment is equipped with horses and field artillery pieces andis and andis andis is is under the command of Colonel Curtis Y Clawson Brigadier Genera General Gen Gen- era eral W. W G. G Williams adjutant general general gen gen- eral of ot Utah will spend nd most of his time at the camp camP as he did during the two weeks' weeks encampment of the Two Hundred and Twenty second field artillery The batteries and units of ot the organization come from fromell ell all il sections of the state including Logan on the north and Manti on on the south I