Untitled newsletter, January 12, 1935

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Headquarters Briefs
Tor the information  of the
new men the  correct  addx*ess   of this
camp is  Company  719,   C.C.C,   Camp
.S-51,  Brimson, uinnesota.
Special Order I.e. 1, this camp
announces the reduction, at his ora
request , of Loader Edward Shuss and
the appointment of Steve Leiss as
Loader, Leader Leiss was assigned
duties as  1st   cook.
Inst ructions have been  received
from noadqucrt.er;-_   7th  Corps  Area,
mqairi.az the detailing of an Officer
o-   ihe  Day from among the ca
of-ficer-e,    Tho Officer  of the Lay will
no  on  duty  f.r a  period o f 24 hours.
The  first  01 ftcer of tho  Day was
Cap-cain fa vis who  was  detailed January  11,   1935,     Lieu;,   '"oyer    and Lt,
Chfcaobrough  respectively tool:  over
the  detail  on tho   following  l:y,:.
This  detail will  rotate   n.icng tho
camp  officors ana   each  cf ficor wi 11
be  on this  duty ovory third  day,
Nov/ men to  over the hill
Stanley Hunt of Lakeland and
Tred Kruao of Stillwater left camp
Thurs da y afternoon,   going it   on   foot
ward Prii.son.      Just  what   caused
these men to hoof  it   out  before
actually   getting acquainted with the
.camp,   is not  known.     Perhaps they
saw toe  much  snow and wooas at  one
timo.     As theae boys walked off with
Government  property,  proper etepB
aro being taken to insure thc  return
of  sue'.   .:. roporty.     Thoy will bo two
sadder but   wiser boys when it  is all
over,  and will undoubtedly  rogret
their hasty action.
Welcome _.ow En roll eg*.
To the now enrollees;  who arrived
here on the  afternoon  of January 9-.h,
Camp  Chcrlos,   'On the  Shores  of Lako
Sullivan'   wolcowoe  you.
To thoso of you that will reamin
hero, and wo hope all of.'you may, it
is hoped that your stay in this camp
will be a most  happy  one.
Camp   Charles mil have much to
offer those men who aro willing to
participate in the activities of the
camp;   which includes the  Educational
Program,   Sports,   etc.     You  will  got
out   of camp  just  what  you put into it.
This vail be  your, nev; home   for the
next   few months,   so   get  to  know it.
following is a   list   of the now
men and whore they hail   from.
Ct.Faul, ..im.eosota
John Bily It or Cha'rbonoau
.. alachy J.   Armstrong Jorome Perron
Hormai. St rat z
Willard i oyes
Edward j ctzko
Harry Tester'
Willard  Depre
Frank   ..Tocik
Albert  Anderson
. elvin Pot ere oh
Arthur ..alaitzke
Elmo   Carve Hi
Froa i. c  Clocklin
Harold  Vogt
Lakeland,  ...innescta
Alvin Bolisle Everett   Flint
Forest  Lake,  __i:mesota
Russell ii.   E>oody
St.Paul Park,
Lyle  Ctrey
Stillwater,
Herbert Balfanz
Lyndon Kellogg
Paul ...it choll
New Brighton,  Minnesota
)lphy Jceoph Carlson
VI If re ore ..enr:  Staples
.innesota
uinnesota
Charles Bannister
Lowell Talloy