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Gas Available Will
Gel Workers to Camp
Side Trips Week-ends
May Be Thing of Past
may seem necessary to the indi- i
viduals themselves, still this extra
travel is not directly a part of car- |
rying on the defense project of
building Camp Adair. Workers
must be ready to curtail these out
side trips following the rationing
card issue.
CORVALLIS
IHI WtAVIIS «*(
SIGHTIN’ MAD!
IHI RS. - FRI. & SAT.
THE QUICKEST
ON THE DRAW...
UVEO LONGEST
SIN.-MON.TIJES.-WED.
"Tortilla
»tarring
Spencer Tracy
Hedy Lamarr
John Garfield
Frank Morgan
Akim Tamiroff
New Albany Soldier
Center Is Dedicated
of the United States in brief re
marks.
The program was broadcast over
KWIL, Albany radio station. The
high school band of the Hub city
furnished appropriate music
Venetian
ALBANY
Now Playing
Camp Brass Hats in
On Public Ceremony
“There seems to be no doubt
that there will be sufficient gaso
line for workers to get to work
Albany dedicated its new soldier
and return home. The cards will recreational center to the service
take care of this need, but farther [ of its visiting military men Mon-
than that, supplies will be prob- day night in an impressive cere-
lematical, Mr. Johnson said.
mony conducted by Vin Hurley,
The coordinator believes that recreational chairman and presi-
workers here should prepare their dent of the Albany chamber of
schedules to conform to the above commerce.
suggestions, which will almost
Col. and Mrs. T. A. Baumeister.
surely go into practice with the Col. and Mrs. R. E. M. Des Islets,
issuance of gasoline cards by Capt. and Mrs. F. J. Smith and
June 1.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. (Sven) John
son, coordinator, were in attend
ance from Camp Adair. Col. Des
Highway Signs Moved
Islets accepted the center grate
North on West Side
fully on behalf of the armed forces
H. H. Britzman, northwest co-
•< dinator and representative of
I • Petroleum Conservation board
if the Federal government in Se
ll'tie. said Tuesday that he is confi-
d Tit the gasoline rationing card
x_. stem will take care of Camp
Adair workers in the matter of
sufficient gasoline to get to and
from work. Mr. Britzman expressed
0 is feeling in a telephone con-
\ -rsation with H. C. (Sven) John-
& n, coordinator here.
That there will be plenty of gaso-
• ix for pleasure and other driving
• it directly connected with get-
1 ig to and from work at Camp
U. S. military reservation en-
Adair, is a wrong assumption, Mr.
Mdtzman said.
trance signs on the north edge of
“A large number of workers here camp have been moved two miles
v!io live outside the area, have north to the extreme edge of the
F ten driving home week ends,” area.
mid Mr. Johnson following the tele-
Signs were formerly more than
Ji’ione talk. “Although these trips a mile inside the reservation.
»VED. - THUR. - FRI. - SAT
Camp Adair Sentry
May 21, 1942.
HURLEY'S LOTION
For Poison Oak
Over 5000 bottles sold. Guar
anteed treatment for poison
oak relief. 50c bottle by mail.
HURLEY’S DRUGS, Albany
Hit Songs! Rhythm!
AL BENNING'S ORK.
ABBOTT & COS
Starts Sunday
Everv Saturday Night at
TUMBLE INN
2 Mi. N. of Albany on Hi. 99
Our musicians are mem
bers of Salem local.
No. 315, AFM
GINGER ’
ROGERS
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À
Granada
ALBANY
Now Playing
DANCE
DUDE COWBOY"
WHERE EVERYONE HAS
A GOOD TIME
Alias Boston Blackie"
Every
Wednesday
F riday
Saturday
VANISHING
VIRGINIAN"
GROVE’S BARN DANCE
18th & Elm—Albany
BOMBAY CLIPPER"
also
Starts Sundav
FRANK MORGAN
also
WILLIAM GARGAN