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About Camp Adair sentry. (Camp Adair, Or.) 1942-1944 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1942)
Camp Adair Sentry fare Three I effect by the state authorities and is not a civilian program, but is Col. R. E. M. DesIslets being aided by civilians interested in the conservation of gasoline, Just a word to rubber, and public safety. all of you men Coordinator to Pass regarding safety on the job. I , Out Cards for Census know you’re new, I working fast to j In an experiment to find out just get the job done ' why there are still so many cars on time, trying ' All women and girls working at coming into Camp Adair with only hard to make a Camp Adair who would like to play a drive. H. C. (Sven) Johnson, co good impression Ion on a softball s°ffhall team meet on the ordinator, personally met. lone driv • _ 1 lower campus » » ^ o 4 7 w at 7 p. r»v m. T'VvIIren<ir Thursday. ’ Col. Deslsiet. on the foreman ers at the west gate yesterday’ and Any who would like to play but gave each a questionnai”e postal and maybe get a promotion, etc., but we can’t let will be unable to attend this meet card asking the following ques this throw us for a loss on acci ing may send their names to the tions: meeting or call 864 after 5 p. m. dents. All of the above reasons “Check those that apply’ to you. The Corvallis girls’ softball team are good causes for accidents, so will meet for practice on the lower I ride alone because: (a) of where let’s be particularly watchful of campus at 6:30 Thursday evening. I live; (b) hours I work; (c) no one these aspects of the job. to ride with me; (c) location of my work on the job. There is a In addition, when a new man Frankie Hansler, veteran cat comes on to the job, and starts ! hunter of Tacoma, at Camp Adair space for name and address and work next to you, treat him like has been roaming the Coast range the contractor employer. Every effort has been made you d like to be treated. Help him | with his hounds. through newspapers and other pub to know the ropes. Tell him the These coast cats must have a licity to lower the number of single danger spots. We don’t want him grapevine, or the ones here have and two-riders,” Mr. Johnson said hurt in any way. seen Frankie’s revealing photo today. “This is admittedly an ex An injured man is of no use to j graphs of some of their less fortu periment in an effort to help the either us, or his country, and dur-1 nate relatives from Washington situation and get transportation fa mg times like these, it is essential i way that he and his hounds have cilities for everyone most economi to keep 100 per cent of our man-1 met. cally. power available. Manpower and I material are our two types of am-! munition on a construction job. Both must be available in suffi-1 cient quantity and quality’ to get the job done on time. We are under a very tight time ' limit: we must conserve our “am-1 munition.” We must win our battle of completion dates. There can be no excuses for letting our country 1 down at a time like this. Let's go — be careful — work swiftly, yet surely. Keep your eye on the ball — and stay in there,} punching! We can't fail! R. E. M. DES ISLETS, Lt. Col., Corps of Engineers, l Area Engineer. I Will Make Attempt To Question Singles Colonel's Column Camp Adair Girls Wanted for Softball “Transportation problems are among the most important of all that come through the coordina tor’s office. We are doing the best we can for workers here, and we should greatly appreciate a little more cooperation on the part of each individual. The problem of j getting to work and back home will increase as shortages increase | and it will take the best that is in | all of us to avoid great difficul- j ties," Mr. Johnson said. 1935 GRAHAM Special Coupe, fi tires and tubes, me chanically VI, interior good ECONOMICAL TRANSPORTATION See Housing Steward. Smith Hoffman & Wright, Hospital Unit. Camp \dair. z ow vmi HOGG BROS for Quality Furniture and Appliances At Moderate Prices Terms Salem 260 State St THIS AD GOOD FOR $1.00 CREDIT ON FIRST $10.00 PURCHASE WHEN PRESENTED AT BISHOP'S special ! 30 Workmen Charter Bus From Newberg You Cantonment Workers SPECIAL! Bishop Equipment Formerly Is Bus for School Brings you a special offer now to acquaint Thirty enterprising workmen from Newberg have chartered a , bu» and hired a driver and are com- I ing to work every day comfortably and economically. Newberg is one 1 of the farther towns furnishing | workers for the big effort here. The bus is one which until a few days ago, was on a school run in Newberg, is privately owned and hence could be obtained for the Cap Adair run. It parks in the lot at Lovering, Halvorson and Slet- tan. you with Willamette valley's most complete store for the WORKING MAN s1.00 Credit Free With Purchase of $10.00 or More On First $10.00 Purchase State to Get Help in Making Highway Safer The proper agencies in the state of Oregon are instituting a license, reporting program whereby certain operators of vehicles will report to the proper authorities the license number of cars they are passing driving at greater than the sug gested speed of 40 miles per hour. If you observe reckless drivers or drivers that have no regard for the 40-mile limit, please feel that before they have traveled far on the highway of today, their number wiH be picked up by civilian check, era who will forward it to the proper state authorities and there by eliminate these cars and drivers from the highways in the near future. This program has been put into MORRIS OPTICAL COMPANY Dr. Henry E. Morri« Optometrist 44 4 State Street. Salem Phone 5528 Remember! Regardless of the work you do, Bishop's have just the work clothes you need and Bishop's are never under sold when quality is considered. Headquarters for the west’s largest and most complete stock of finest quality clothing. HART-SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES BRING THIS AD STETSON HATS FLORSHEIM SHOES IN NOW < horme Your Every Need From This Great Slock BISHOP’ S *x LOWER PRICE DOWNSTAIRS STORE Salem. Oregon
