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Daily Inspection Tours by
Camp Commander and Staff.
1. Breakfast.
2. Police of Area.
3. Formation of work details and reports.
4. After men have departed
to field, a general inspection of camp vicinity
and area will be made'by
Camp Officers.
5. Barracks:
a. Arrangement of bunks,
clothing, etc.
b. Police, fire equipment, and fire hazards.
6. Officers quarters and
Technical Personell:
. a. General arrangement
and police.
b. Fire  equipment and
fire hazards.
7. Recreation Rooms:
a. General comfort and police.
b. Fire equipment and fire hazards.
8. Mess Hall and. Kitchen:
a. Cleanliness of tables, floor and
woodwork.
b. Stoves, storeroom, ice box, and
cellar.
c. Knives, forks, spoons, dishes,
and utensils.
d. Fire equipment and fire hazards.
e. Garbage cans and incen.erator.
f. General cleanliness.
9. Latrines and Bathhouse:
a. Police, offensive oders, lids
closed, plenty of hot water, duck
boards in use, solution for feet.
b. General sanitary conditions.
10. Hospital:
a. Comfort.
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A safety meeting was
held on Wednesday night of
this week. Foreman Sword
gave a very interesting
talk on ..the proper methods
of handling a gun. He also
gave us a thorough explanation on how to prevent
accidents with fire arms.
Undoubtedly,  Mr.   Sword
will    have    more   topics  of.
interest     the  next   time he
appears.
Attention - all you pool
and ping pong enthusiasts .'
In the nea.r future we are
arranging for a. tournament
of both of -the above activities. You don't have
to be a professional to
entir so if-you are inter-,
ested, watch for a notice
on  the  bulletin board.
When Foreman Gaebe drives his newly
painted car to the Homecoming this
week-end, he may have the distinction
of being the only person in that fair
city to own a car of that color. The
Ford, a model A, is painted a very
bright apple green, painted by the
owner and 'Chef Ovanand. This appearance may even be mistook to bo a feature  of the   homecoming parade,
b. Arrangement and neatness.
c. Fire equipment and fire hazards.
11. Supply Room:
a. Arrangement and dally check of
incoming and outgoing property.
b. Fire equipment and fire hazards.