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Show Desert Range C. C. C. Camp By 'Pep' Johnson, Camp Correspondent Another Victory The camp baseball team chalked another victory up for themselves last Thursday when they took the Experiment station forest service men for a cleaning of 14-1. That's ; good going boys, and we are still wishing more luck. The team still j challenges Milford and near-by towns. Spike Camp Leaves Twenty-five men from the camp under the leadership of Jim Haycock, Hay-cock, left on the 3rd of June to start another spike camp at Indian peak. The object of the camp is to get more cedar posts for fencing projects. New Companies i Now (that new companies are being established in the Fort Douglas district, Company 1964 is going to lose twelve of its men. j These twelve men are going out I to start new companies, and to get ; the companies ready for men that i will be shipped in from eastern corps areas- The men leaving are: ! George B. Bennett, senior fore-man; fore-man; Arthur E. Lindsey, mess I steward; Don Overly, storekeeper; i Fred Powelson, clerk; Everett Kearney, cook; Leon Jones, cook; : Harold Wright, first aid man; ' Thomas Lewis, forest clerk; Albert Al-bert Pryanovich. key man; Julus 'Peterson, key nun; Hal Chris-topherson, Chris-topherson, truck driver, and Wayne ' Tanner, truck driver. The com-i com-i pany hates to lose these men, but since it must be, here's wishing them all plenty of luck in their j new companies. With the above men, First Lieu-J tenant Gilbert S. Knapp and Sec-j ond Lieutenant Carl A. Wicker- j ham, expect to be transferred to other companies.. The men of Company 1964 have enjoyed work-, ing with Lieutenant Knapp and Wickerman and they all feel that these two lieutenants will do well; in their new companies. ' Promotion The following is a copy of paragraph para-graph ten. Special Orders 125.' from Washington D. C: "The promotion, pro-motion, by direction of the Presi-j dent of First Lieutenant Gilbert Schoewe Knapp, infantry reserve, Fifth Corps area, now on active duty, to captain, infantry reserve,' to date from May 28, 1935 is announced. an-nounced. He will rank from the date upon which he accepts this 'promotion." Although Lieutenant Knapp has not received his oath ' yet, he expects it very sonn now. As soon as he receives this oath he will be a full-fledged captain. More power to you. Lieutenant Knapp. 1 Sign in the mu:-ic store: "Kiss the Girl You Love," and many-others many-others just as good. CCC sayings: You may not 'get all that's coming to yoc in this world, but watch out for the next- J |
