The officers, non-commiseloned and these in charge, furnished items that the men wanted, cage for a bird they had. has been done within the regulations to keep& £ possible their morale. and for which funds were not pi inte or a bird as o11 such appropriated, sometimes 6 ol Care.-- The Station Hospital, Ogden Internment Camp tah, was officially opened 23 March 1943 with a bed capacity At the time of opening the staff consisted of Lt. Col. CoB. Oliver, of wedical Service; Macey Service; Lt. “.T. Ditech, MAC., a8 of tion Captain Pobbins, Sargeon, Ym. Captain Jd. Reynolde, ¥.C., ©W‘i Be #.C., Beall, Chi Chief of Surgical Chief of Dispensary Administration and Supply, iBacay Service, Lt. ©. and fourteen enlisted rue y ‘tient. pital . dleprnaiay, two elaaee «of war dispensar : rommand ‘peabenhe. Bech pred soner oF war aapenensy is staffed with weriean officer Yedical Corve, | t ri r @ . trained ae medical first aid men. The hospital consists of two nedical wards and one oy ate bong a affed pd one medical sae one enlisted nan ne ndan and ae = : ocnielins. nee one ret 2 nealateined by one ori soner of ned by the ’ eaiat of each service for this The hospitel mess ie efficer, surgery ) under the direct supervision rds special of the mess all diets are prepared under the direction of the head civilian nurse, and mess sergeant on duty. The kitehen is staffed by two army mess sergeants, one prisoner of war mess sergeant and four prisoners of war cooks. «ach ward le equipped with a diet kitchen with steve, and refrigerator for special diets. & , in Historical tmit's files; 7Lt. #.0. Diteh, HAC. 15 dune 1943. <i source not given. *