The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-06-15

ton Of habits and discipline and
obedience and the development of the
manly virtues Of fair play, self-re-
spect, patriotism and good citizenship
constitute an important part of the
main mission Of all courses at the
camp.
Boys entering camp have been I'M
munized from typhoid and paraty-
phoid fever and special precautions
will be taken at the camp to prevent
contagious diseases. Rules for per-
sonal hygiene have been made by
camp officials.
Passes Terminate At IL
No passes from the camp to citizen
soldiers will be issued except for We'd
nesday and Saturday afternoons and
Sundays and all will terminate not
later than II p. m.
Swimming in the Missouri river is
prohibited and arrangements have
been made for the boys to swim in the
Bismarck swimming pool under SUI
pervision of officers. =
Sick call will be held twice daily for
those who wish to consult the sur
geon,
Students will be detailed by roster
for duty as kitchen police and walters.
Students may deposit or Withdraw
their funds from the camp exchange
officer on Wednesday and Saturdays
from 1890 to 2:30 p. IN. Money and
valuables of students are kept IN their
possession at their own risk.
Religious services will be held each
Sunday morning. Candidates may be
excused from attendance upon speci-
fic request of parents and are per-
n1itted to attend UNCONVENTIONAL serv-
ices as parents designate.
Students are encouraged to have
their relatives and friends visit the
camp. Visitors should call at the
hostess house, which has the proper
facilities for handling inquiries.
Athletics Are Required
Each student will be required
to participate in at least one form Of
athletics. In tournaments, student
may not participate in more than one
team event nor more than four in
dividual events.
The Bismarck Masonic bodies have
made their recreation rooms III the
Masonic Temple, at lit Third ST.,
available to c. M. T. G. students when
on pass Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons.
Talking pictures will be shown on
Tuesday. Friday and Sunday nights
at p. m. and p. m.
Colonel George w. Harris. post
commandment, is charged with the
, command of camp and all activities
His staff includes the following regu-
lar army officers: Major F.. A. Byrne
executive officer responsible for CO.
ordination of the administration OF
the camp Major Chauncey H. Hay
den, Jr, of Sioux Falls, S. D., plans
and training officer and senior in
structor; Captain George R. Conner
camp and personal adjutant: Captain
Raymond r.. Tourtillott. supply and
finance officer; Captain Ollie w
Reed, c. M. T. c. property officer;
Major John r. OsWalt, surgeon and
sanitary officer; First Lieut.. Willard
B. Carlock, exchange and ordnance
officer; Second Lieutenant Roy E.
Moore. athletic and recreation officer;
First Lieut.. w. K. Dudley, publicity
officer; First Lieut. G.. N. S. Ballou,
mess officer; First Lieut.. Carlock, bill
letting officer
Reserve Officers Assigned
Reserve officers of the 356th in
tantry have been assigned as fol-
lows
Lieut.. Col Leslie v. Ausman of
Tyndall. S. D., commanding officer of
battalion: Major Maurice w. Ochel-
tree of PukWana, S. D., executive Of
ficer; First Lieut.. EWald A. Gall OF
Springfield, S. D., battalion adjutant;
and First Lieut.. Clark T. Eidsmoe OF
Beresford, S. D., plans and training
officer.
Company I-Captain Edward A.
Peterson of Spearfish, S. D.; Second
Lieuts Ralph c. Olander of Yankton,
S. D.; Eugene r. SWartling OF Sinai,
S. D.; Robert D. Mitchell of Madison,
S. D.; and John NJ Buchmeier of
Meadow, S. D.
Company K-First Lieuts. Allan A.
Bryan of Tyndall, S. D.. and William
w. Wipf of Huron, S. D., and Second
Lieuts. Thomas j. Hart of Vermillion,
S. D., and Harvey J. Brodsky Of Stur-
gis. s. D.
Company L--Captain Henry NJ.