THANKS TO M any ” Helped Locate Camp There are many "thank you’»” PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY which should be said by The Sentry i a per pub An Jndepen-l»-nt weeklv tn !n its first publication — too many mil itarv per liberine und liahfd for th» We must mention and it» to include all. Aonnel of f 1 rip Adair. Or« surround ing interests, by th e Sentry some specifically’ and hereby do so Publi -hi-rii, < «> rvallib, Oregon with extreme gratitude: Don C Wilwm Editor and M nager . We are grateful to Col. Des P. 0. Addrr.s f'orvalli*. Ort». Ph< »nr HfJ5 M ’ Th» Camp Adair Hen try ia rircuiuted Islets, present camp commander, free at Caiup Adair and i- avaihil• to for his close cooperation in our every workman employed there dm in/ throes of birth, and for his fine couHtrnction. In jieriuiMiion of Lt.
    ' you to scan the columns of Thera will be no politic*. Then* develop as the newspaper develops. The Sentry from now on until you will be no bickerings. <'obstructive There are many broad subjects ket located, criticism will always be welcomed. which will present themselves as ; Anything which will be of value, GASOLINE RATIONING either as suggestion or as morale their parts apply to us here nt the ' camp. Everyone can stand con- With gusoline supplies dwindling, builder, in boosting the great job I stunt hammering on "Safety First," with the complete absence of new along here, is wanted. I “A full day's work in a day,” j auto tires and with automobiles i The Sentry seeks assistance in "Stay sober on work nights," and ; themselves limited to but a few I gathering the news of the camp. the like. The Sentry won't preach, essential professions, it isn’t out . Your effort will be greatly appre­ 1 Frequent reminders will not be I of line at all to bum a ride, ciated if you send us a story any amiss. And when we see some- ■ Neighborhood organizations are time, and we solicit regular corre­ thing that calls for discussion, we in order to come to work at the spondence from those who are in- ' shall do it in energetic and straight­ I camp. Many are sharing respon- forested in news writing and want forward terms. , sibility in this effort. Col. Des I a chance to publish their work. The Sentry will be "constantly Islets said the other day that he’d In a statement of policy, let it on the alert." I like to see five people in every car be known that the Sentry is com­ that comes on the reservation. His I pletely neutral in its relations with HERE'S TO CLAY COCHRAN interest is your interest. the towns and communities in the Clay C. Cochran, now manager Camp Adair area. Advertisements I of the Salem Chamber of Com-. WATCH FOR POISON OAK from this entire area will pay the merer and former secretary of the j This is written especially for bill of publication of this paper. Chamber at Corvallis, is the one j those who are new to this terri- To favor one community or an­ man responsible for this location , torj’- If you get poison oak. don't t other in our columns would be of Camp Admr. From the first i fool with B. Go to your doctor as unfair, to say the least, and would letter of inquiry about camp sites soon as possible, It grows here in cut the Sentry's throat in the end. in this neck of the woods, until the ; the camp area and you may be the Already, before the first issue is in final location and building. Mr. , next one to get it. It acts differ- print, it has lieen necessary to Cochran was the guiding spirit in ■ ently on different people and on make this point clear to some. | the cooperation the communities many it is serious. Don't lose wages Whatever the camp wants in thv gave the army engineenCin gath- and time uselessly. Get competent way of a newspaper, it will tie our it'.ng data necessary. L eayi nest endeavor to deliver every The necessity of keeping mater­ week. Many persons can help us ial confidential, from a military and many will in fact many have point of view, kept Mr. Cochran's already The Sentry is grateful, accomplishment light under a A "crab column" has been sug- bushel. He worked quietly and Keeled and will be conducted. efficiently and furnished the army "What's wrong with the communi- engineers with the data they re­ tios near the camp," from the point quired. John Publie will probably of view of camp personnel? never know the mastery used in These communities, without ex­ assembling and making available ception, want to be of service to all the huge amount of material and the camp people They want our required. good will ami our business. If you Others helped Mr. Cochran have a pet crab which can be put would lx the last to claim sole | into the form of constructive sug­ 1 credit. In fact, he leans back-I gestion, send it in and the crab ward the other way. But his guid­ column will print it. ing hand did the trick, and not j It has las'ii impossible for the without difficulties. So here’s to Clay Cochran' He j Sentry to get all over the ramp and get acquainted with everybody. It's brought the Willamette valley a our purpose to know as many as fine military camp. He gave the The moM for your possible and wn will be circulating army a fine camp, thereby doing in the future. hw bit toward the great objective. mooes in room« Again, the one purpose of The Mr. Cochran is now in Salem. His and GOOD FOOD. Sentry is to serve the camp. We interest in the camp has not slack, arv thankful for the opportunity etied with the completion of his to do *0 and now we go at it hope­ first big job. On the contrary. fully, enthusiastically and humbly He may be seen here several times • nd hereby promt«« our level beat a week. He is working for the Opposite Both Ranks good of the canip. and will bring Men working on foundation' a lot of support fee Camp Adair Corvallis dual like the rain. The du»«-eaten from Salem in his new job there I»** it. WUl 'omebody p I • a"e e He know» everybody personally. ■tea. (htea oat th«a condition? eac«pl- pooaibly- you. If that's the j i Corvallis Hotel I think of the peace and quiet— Here I am surrounded by it; Yet am I content as they Who die—keeping slavery away? Let me find a job—help me to do it. In this war—’til we are through it. i No fame or glory—all I ask Is to help men do their task. Phyllis Hancock. | A Record-Breaker in Performance and Value $59.95 Easy terms. When someone wanted the co­ ordinator’s office on the 'phone the ! other day he asked for the “agi- Ì tutor;” Send The Sentry some news items. Who, what, when and where. Other models as low as $42.95 Open Friday and Satur­ day evenings for your convenience. How many men of the camp are interested in soft ball and other athletic games for evenings? Heckart Appliance Co. Everybody went fishing Sunday —well, almost everybody. 219 S. Second Corvallis HOTEL CORVALLIS ( * BARBER SHOP 4 Union Shop 209 S. 2nd St. NOLAN'S FOR WORK CLOTHES ft • CAN'T BUST 'EM INDUSTRIAL SUITS Permanized Shrunk. Herringbone Weave Jean Cloth V Pants $2.49 A Shirts $1.79 ARMY CLOTH INDUSTRIAL SUITS fc I Mercerized—Pre-Shrunk Shirts and Pants ... $2.95 ea $5.90 the Suit INDUSTRIAL CAPS Forest green or oxford grey, whipcord, ventilated frames, removeable tops. $1.35 CAN'T BUST 'EM CARPENTERS' OVERALLS .. $2.59 & $2.89 CAN'T BUST 'EM PAINTERS' OVERALLS . . . $1.79 & $2.29 WAIST OVERALLS $1.79 & $1.98 LEVI WAIST OVERALLS . . ... $2.25 BIB OVERALLS .................. $1.98 JUMPERS $1.49 to $2.29 Golden Pheasant JUMPER-ALLS . Food Shop WORK SHIRTS $3.75 & $3.95 . . $1.25 Plaid. Blue or Grey Chambray LEATHER WORK GLOVES . . . . $1.00 up WELDERS' GLOVES . . . . $2.45 & $2.95 WHIPCORD BREECHES WHIPCORD JACKETS $2.95 to $4.95 ............... $395 WORK SOX 0 Camp Adair Sentry Camp Adai>- Sent —■ Camp guards complain that th treatment if you become infected. Camp Adair and Uncle Sam need are lonesome on Sunday, ■s. every day you can give them. Couldn’t those guys o ver thei on the hill dig out some smooth« SILENT PRAYER rocks ? The peace around me makes me wonder . . . Will the skies be filled with thunder From the motors of enemy bomb­ ing planes. Killing children in lovely country lanes ? 'S z April 23. 1942 Page Tw SINCE ISM ( orvalla I