The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1934-03-16

past six months, accompanied by his
family, left Tuesday for Fort Smelling
where he will be adjutant of the head
quarters district.
Major NJ. c.. Bigelow of the Third
Infantry, Fort Smelling, has arrived
and taken charge of the District to
replace Capt. Doll. Capt. L. W. Briggs
who served as Adjutant to Capt Doll.
remains and will continue as Adjutant
of the District under Major Bigelow.
Capt. Doll is ordered back to Fort
Smelling to become Adjutant notwith-
standing the fact that he desired to
spend summer here on the job. He
is lover of nature and the outdoors
work appealed to him especially during
the summer months.
Capt. F. F. Kumm, who has been in
charge of the districts camps as chief
medical officer since Major Guthrie was
transferred to the International Falls
district, also was ordered to leave on
March Is for Fort Robinson, Nebraska,
where he assumes the duties of Dis
trict Surgeon in CCC work
It is with regret that the people of
Ely learn Of the transfer of Capt. Doll
and Capt. Kumm Both of these
gentlemen and their eStimable families
have many friends here who join in
wishing them success IN their new
Sto lions c,<l Iirro ~, ,or1or 70 &I,ai, 1ai,,e-
returned here at no distant future date.
| In Major Bigelow, the Western SUI
perior District gets a man not new to
the work The Major was in charge of
! the CCC recruiting work at Fort Shell
ing since the beginning of the move
ment last year and is personally known
and commands the respect of the forces
under his command.
| Other changes have also been made in
the official personnel of some of the
camps in the district. Lieutenant
Camp 1721 left Monday for duty as in
structor at the University of Mime
sofa. Lieut.. Thomas is temporarily in
charge of the camp.
Lieut.. Connor, who has had charge of
! Camp 704 has been returned TO inactive
F, duty and has been recommended as
educational instructor Lieut.. Hurl-
burt is temporarily in charge of Camp
D4.
Lieutenant Villars. second in COM
mand at Camp ITO under Lieut.. White,
has served his time and has reverted
back on the inactive list and has re-
turned to his home at Minneapolis.
Private Edward W. Mcdowell, as an
nounced in these columns last week,
has replaced Private Martin Matteson
as personal clerk in the district head
quarters Office at the City Hall Mr..
MatteSon's enlistment term expired on
March 18th but viii reenlist for SER
vice IN Hawaii after having spent a
short furlough at his home in Rice
Lake, Wisconsin.
The following orders have just been
received at all the headquarters
throughout the United States relating
to the re-enrollment eligibility of CCC
and Local Experienced Men. The or
ders are as follows:
ReenrolIment Eligibility
Cal Veterans and Boys-Exceptine
only limited group of LEM 5000 for
all o. So, no person wet boy or LEND
viii be permitted to serve in the CCC
beyond the 5th Cfifth) calendar quarter
since first enrolment, this regardless
of whether service has been continuous.
Accordingly:
Cd Those veterans and boys who
first enrolled between April and June
80, 1888, may be reenrolled on March
81, 1884, Subject to limitations set
forth IN CCC Ltr No. 88) for the period
terminating June 80. 1894, on which
date they will be discharged without
,reenrollment privilege then or later.
CD Those veterans and boys who
first enrolled between July 1 and Sep
tember 30. 1888, may be reenrolled on
March 81, 1884 Subject to limitations
set forth in CCC Ltr. No. 49, for the
period terminating Sept 30, 1894, on
which date they win be discharged
without reenrollment privilege then or
later
CD No veteran or boy eligible for
|reenrollment under CD above for the
period terminating September 30, 1894.
may elect reenrollment for the shorter
period under ID above terminating
June 80. 1894.
OBJ Local Experienced Men-Au
local experienced men who first en-
rolled between April and June 80,
1888. and subsequently may be re-
enrolled on March 81, 1884 Subject TO
limitations set forth in CCC Ltr No.
Sd but only for the period terminating
June 30, 1894. OF the total thus re-
enrolled. 5000 dor the o. S. as whole)
may be reenrolled ON July l, 1884 for the
period terminating September 30, 1884,
| in accordance with Instructions to be
issued subsequently.
2. Married Juni0rs.-Married Junior
ienroIlees are not eligible for reenroll-
ment. All such win be discharged on
March 81. 1894.