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Engagement Announced
Miss Jane Getz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Getz of
Corvallis, announced her engagement recently to Benny Bates,
employee of the V. S. Engineers at t amp Adair.
Dot Reynolds Gives
Rules to Keep Fit
f
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Camp A^air Sentry
July 9,1942.
Heat Losses May Be
Prevented With Care
fairly evenly distributed through­
out th«' day with some increase in
the intake during the hottest part
of the day, to compensate for in­
creased perspiration during that
time.
6. Large quantities of water
should not be drunk at one time
when th«> txxl.v is much overheated.
Too cold water is likely to cause
severe cramps.
7. People who have previously
suffered from heat exhaustion or
heat stroke are particularly sus­
ceptible to recurrent attacks and
should exercise all possible pre­
cautions to avoid them.
8. Various remedies are in popu-
lar use for the prevention of heat
exhaustion ami heat stroke. They
most certainly should not be re­
garded as a panacea or substituted
for tin* simple hygienic measures
enumerated above.
D. D. REYNOLDS. M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Main first aid station. Camp Adair.
Heat exhaustion and heat stroke
which are different degrees of the
same condition, are a disturbance
of the heut regulating mechanism
of th< body, due to excessive heat
in an atmosphere with a high de­
gree of humidity. The pondition is
preceded by a great reduction of
body fluid and is characterized by
collapue with or without a rise in
body temperature. Heat production
in the bixly occurs very largely by
oxidative processes in the muscles.
Heat loss is accomplished to a
small < tent through the lungs in
th«' expired air but mainly through
the ski ' by conduction, radiation
nnd evaporation of perspiration.
The amount of heat dissipated by
the*' physical processes depends Board Asks Workers
upon the condition of th«- skin, the
clothing that is worn, the degree To Ride Bus to Work
to Which th«' air is saturated with
The Benton county rationing
moisture and whether or not the
board put out the following bulletin
air is in motion.
It is obvious from th«' above for cantonment workers this week:
To all employees who are work­
rtatem« it that th«> prophylaxis or
prevention of heat exhaustion ami ing at Camp Adair:
You should ride the busses, as
bent stroke has largely to do with
simp!«• hygienic procedures. Th»- you will be unable to procure tires.
follow'.ng precautions will greatly Should ho busses be running at
the time you are to go to work,
diminish accidents du«' to heat.
1. Th«- skin should lx- kept rea­ please notify (he war rationing and
sonably clean of dirt, oil and grease price administration office in the |
ao as not to obstruct th«' sweat «•tty hall. Corvallis.
gland ducts.
| It has b*sen reported that some .
2. Clothing should he light, loose of the Ims service has been dis- '
ami ait;.' to facilitate rapid evapor. | continued on a«-c«>unt of lack of
at ion of perspiration which is a patronage, and the bus operators
are willfrig to cooperate in arrang.
cooling process
3. Alcoholic beverages should he Ing <che«tule< that still a«*Comwio-
avoided since alcohol produces a date you.
dintfritsbed efficiency in l>ody tem­
Notice to all dtialers in auto­
perature regulation ami inhibits mobile tires and tubes:
normal reactions to beat and evld.
We are asking that all dealers
4. Dtirii g hot weather the aver­ file an inventory of all new and
age nui doing heavy- manual used tires anti tubes on or before
labor, ahouM drink, at least, 12 to July 15. li»42 This is to be done
16 glasses of cool (not cold) water so that the O.P.A. may have more
complete information as to stocks
.
6. Ihe waler intake shouhi be avaiuitHe
Contractors' Water
Supply Safe to Drink
The water being supplied by the
contractors at Camp Adair is being
brought in from sources that have
been approved by the Oregon state
board of health. The water is sup­
plied from either Corvallis, Al­
bany, Camp Arboretum or the U. S.
engineers’ well. This water is and
will be strictly supervised by the
U. S. engineers and the state board
of health.
With the clarification of the
i water supply, it is therefore deemed
advisable that salt tablets be made
available to all employees. All
I persons are advised that upon tak-
I ing salt tablets at least one glass
1 of water per tablet is recommended
i by medical authorities and not
more than one tablet should be
1 taken every two hours during the
hours of excessive heat. The above
information should be complied
with as any variation will cause a
very severe gastric disturbance.
It is the duty of each and every
employee to secure adequate medi­
cal attention for himself, or for
any fellow employee who is ill
from heat. This is especially im­
portant as medical records show a
30 per cent fatality rating in heat
cases.
It cannot be too strongly em­
phasized that the water being sup­
plied by the contractors is ap­
proved by the state board of health
and each employee should drink at
least 12 to 14 glasses of water each
day. Salt tablets should be re­
garded only as an aid in the pre­
vention of heat distress and not
as a cure.
Restaurant— Confectionery
The Main Corner in Corvallis
Here Is
Some
Salem to List Rental
Properties in Detail
(Continued from page 1.)
commodations will be filed accord,
ing to.their separate classifications
for immediate reference. News­
paper and radio publicity will be
used in an effort to make the lists
complete.
As a feature of the service, de­
tails of each available listing will
be filed on the sheet. Special ac­
commodations, limitations, various
facilities and rental per month will
be included in all cases.
“We are going to list all the
important details concerning these
offerings, so that a prospective
renter may get a good picture of
the property from its description
before he ever sees it,” Mr. Coch­
ran said Monday. “This extra effort
on our part will be done in order
to save time and assist in the
choice by renters.”
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Get All Your Rubber in
2.
Buy War Bonds and
by Friday.
Stamps Every Pay Day.
Keep Your Mouth Shut
3
About Al I Things
Lt. Bob Ingalls Here
For Camp Adair Duty
Around Camp.
|
I.t. Robert Ingalls, son of C. E. |
and Mrs. Ingalls of the Corvallis |
Gazette-Times, has been assigned i
to Camp Adair for duty and ar- '
rived here Monday.
Lt. Ingalls served on recruiting '
duty in Portland during the winter I
and more recently finished the!
staff school at Ft. Leavenworth.
Kan.
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%
Keep Your Health. Don't
Be Sun-Struck.
5.
Work Hard and Fast
—But Carefully.
(Space Donated by a Patriotic Ci tiara)