New Britain herald., 1930-08-13

mess serccants have had 10 deter mine how they would go about feed- ing large numbers of men. Formerly ir was necessary to figure on Gt men. the full strength of a peace timo company
 This week q s,a& officer looked ar the menu and declared if was the best balanced ho has seen. r con- prised all the food clements neces- sarv for rhe greatest good for sol diers in field work.
 War" on Nashua River
 4 group Of 75 officers reprcsont- ing every regiment in the division conducted a thoorieal war on the Nashua riyer yesterday. With maps they conducted an ofonse that met the best the "onemy" could muster and drove the "cnemy' back 10 tho river. Tonight tho enemy will ra- treat across 4he river under cover Of darkness, but tomorrow it will re- cross the river and the 4&d division will face the necessity Of putting on it's best defense.
 Major Gen. Fodt in Camp
 Major General Alfred Fodt, com mander ot the 2Gth tYankee) divi- sion, was a guest of General Morris Payne in camp yesterday.
 Captain Titlle on Sick List
 For the first time in the many years Captain William F. Litke Of Company H has been in the service Of the company he is on the sick list. He was playing baseball last evening when he suddenly developed a cramp m his leg. T. is expected that he will be back on duty with in a day
 Big Party Tomorrow Night
 The annual cooks party ar which the best of food is furnished will be held tomorrow night in the New Britain mess hall \ chicken dinner will be served and a special program of entertainment will be provided. Invited guests arc the three New Britain first sargeants. Thomas Kil- duff, Myron Rancor and Edward ResteIi. Maor William Allan Of Headquarters company has been in- vited as well as newspaper men covering the Now Britain barracks.
 Headquarters Man Injured
 Private John Nachovski O. First Battalion Headquarters company will probably be on the sick list for inc remainder of the encampment because Of an Injured kneecap, tuf- tered when wheel on a telephone cart struck him, He is receiving daily treatment by the lGath reEi- mental physicians.
 It Was d Cold Night
 Last night was the coldost night Tn camp. Company I guards who were relieved in the afternoon arc congratulating themselves on their luck. Reporters and other privileged characters used seven and eight blankets on their hunks. A Maine regiment was out on biyouac about live miles from camp and the mem bers reported back 70 camp with in formation that they had never been as cold.
 Wanted: \ Bunk StrctChcr
 Company H recently lost the prize for the best polccd barracks because one of the hunks was out or jne. Corporal Fred Rejndl who is ln charge Of quarters, explained 10 the officials that he could not remedy the situation because the bunk was shorter than the others When he failed to receive satisfaction from the officials he turned 10 one of the new recruits in the company after the officials had Jeff and said Rookie, go out and find q bunk stretCher."
 The rookie is still looking for tt.
 Connecticut Day Tomorrow
 Many visitors from Connecticut are expected at inc Connecticut bay exercises tomorrow afternoon. Many invitations have been sent and q large crowd is expected. Among the . guests will ha Governor John II. Trumbuu of Connecticut. Ii is also expected that Governor Norman Case Of Rhode Island will he present, Only Competitor troops will take part In the review G1ardsmcn from Maine. Vermont and Rhode Island will be spectators. Maine presented it's review Tuesday afternoon, Yer . mont is presenting one today and . Rhode Island will put on it's review Friday,
 t69th Plays Today
 The 169th infantry baseball team played the special troops baseball I. team today, Both are Connecticut or . ganizations The special troops team consists of some excellent baseball talent and it will be quite a task for the northern Connecticut boys 10 win, baseball experts predict.
 102nd Goes Into Finals ! The 102nd baseball team defeated . the 103rd regiment team of Maine | yesterday afternoon. 4 to 3. The win ners made three hits 10 win. The . 102nd and the winner of the 169th- . Special troops will battle Friday . afternoon for the divisional cham pionship.
 Captain Leslie J. Reynolds of te . 43rd Tank Corps of Branford has handed in his resignation as q mem ber of that company with which he has been connected for several years.
 On Monday afternoon he created q scene in protesting a decision in a game between the 18th Medical regiment nine and the 172nd rogi- ment team of Vermont at Edmunds feld. The Tank corps is part of the medical detachment. He was i'm mediately confined to quarters.
 The resignation will take place after the guardsmen return to thelr