The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 3, 1928, Page 7

FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1933 ENROLLMENT IS * CUT ATC.M.T.C, BY TRANSFERS y= Minnesota and South Dakota 7 Rookies Believed at Fort Snelling __ Only 300 youths had arrived ai Fort Lincoln’s 3 Tirst Citizens Miltary " Pre camp last night, officials nee a in ore of the camp entertain the belief that many who « ‘were signed for Fort Lincoln from Minnesota and South Dakota were ordered to Fort Snelling instead. Rain failed to hamper the style of the boy soldier camp yesterday, moisture falling shortly after they had come in from the field until mess time and starting again after the boys were tucked in their beds. The boys took their oaths of al- Jegiance at a ceremony at 5:30 p. m. yesterday. 4 Directing officers of the camp ‘were introduced to be candidates at an open air meeting in the fort sta- dium shortly after mess last night. Those who were presented and ave short talks were Col. E. M. orton, commandant, Major L. C. Fairbanks, in charge of entertain- ment, Reserve Captain E. E. Firel- jon, chaplain, and Captain A. 1 Shutter, member of directing ath Norton explained to the boys what \ the C. M. TZ camps were for and why they were instituted, telling them what was expected of them. Fair- banks outlined their entertainment program. Following the short talks, the boys witnessed three boxing bouts and re- tired just before rain began to fall again. a Atta following regular schedule vantil “w ‘so a.m. ‘aad: the citizen unit was entertained for half wArrange. hour by the. Terry epg Lan ments are being made today ayer tos entertainment of 20 Sioux who will visit the boys at tony to- morrow in full war regalia and give them of few pow-wows and war dances, FORX SUSPECTS NOT IDENTIFIED | Grand Forks, N. D., Aug. 3—)— pas men ae yeste ly morn- ing near Orr, N. D., as sus; in the Winnipeg robbery of Monday, were not identified as being mem- bers of the quintet who escal into the United States following the hold- up of two bank messengers. The trio, however, is being held for further inspection by Winnipeg authorities. Lester Eddington and William Henneberry, United States border gical of the immigration serv- ice, looked the trio over last evening and declared they were not among the gang which fired into the car aire by them near Lawton Mon- day afternoon, when the five band- its disarmed the patrolmen, discon- nected the ignition of the car and took the gasoline gasoline supply. Bill Haywood’s A 's Ashes Buried Under Kremlin Moscow, Aug. 8.—(—The ashes of William D, eB Bill) Haywood and Eugene Landler, Hungarian communist, will be buried beneath the Kremlin wall in Red re at a special ceremony this evening. The sixth communist international congress, numerous workers’ organ- izations and all foreign political refugees now in Moscow will attend the ceremonies. LOGAN’S 2 “We Thank You” anemee “ ‘Buekews is fine and everything looks towards a bumper crop. 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