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Camp Fire Fighters
Organization Ready
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Camp Adair Sentry
August 13,1942.
Chief Asks Accuracy
Of Location in Report
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A. L. Shirk, chief of the Camp
Adair fire department and his as­
sistant chiefs Wallace and Kielblock
have set up a very efficient fire
fighting and fire preventative or­
ganization. Their crews are made
up of men who have had years of
experience in large metropolitan
fire fighting units and an- qualified
in every way to handle their job
on the post.
Chief Shirk expressed the be­
lief that both military and civilian
personnel had cooperated 100 per
cent in the prevention of fires, but
that some confusion had resulted
in reporting the location of fires
causing delay in reaching the
acene.
The Chief had this request. If
you ever have a fire to report, get
to a phone as quickly as you can,
and then take it easy. Keep cool
and be sure you have given the
right location. It’s far beter to take
an extra minute or two in giving di-
aections to the fire dispatcher than
to send the equipment out on a wild
goose chase, finally to hunt up the
fire in the best way they can.
Chief Shirk says it’s happened in
the past so let’s be careful in the
future.
Announce Cantest for
New AGF Marching Song
Al) Army ground for«' person­
nel, commissioned and enlisted, are
invited to submit new ami original
compositions suitable as the offi-
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cial AGF Marching Song. The con- "Detail Ot Seven” New
test, which offers no prize or award -
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to the winner but promises plenty r eature On KadlO l\Vr IL
of publicity through radio and other j
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media for the composer, was an-
Albany’s radio station KWIL,
I nounced this week by the Army Mutual’s outlet for the Willamette
Vt ar College, Washington, D. C. valley, is now offering a regular
It’s purpose: to select from com- quarter-hour feature each Friday
positions submitted, the official i evening at 7 o’clock titled “Detail
' AGF marching song, which will be-' at Seven.”
come the property of the U. S.
The show, an all soldier talent
Army.
affair, was inaugurated last Fri­
Compositions should be mailed day and marked the first radio
to the AGF Marching Song Com­ appearance of the “4 Soldiers of
petition, Public Relations Division, Song.” Tomorrow night at 7, on
Headquarters Army Ground Forces, “Detail at Seven.” Pvt. Nick San-
Army War College, Washington, D. sonia will be the guest star.
C., and must be received on or be-
fore September 10, 1942.
Fire Department Is
Staten Islanders in
Camp Asked to Visit
On Job at Truck Fire
Two units of the Camp Adair ;
fire department were called out I
Monday evening at 8 o’clock to
Staten Islanders from New York extinguish a blaze in a large 6- j
have a buddy in this neck of the wheel truck caused by the explo-
woods who would like to see men
from there. He is "Duke” Morelli,
WAFFLES - ANY TIME '
formerly of Concord. Staten Island.
Steaks and
Mr. Morelli is manager of the
Lunches
Army and Navy store at Albany
and invites soldiers from Staten j
THE WAFFLE SHOP
Island to call and see him.
Across from Albany Hotel
1 sion of Butane gas used as fuel |
for the vehicle. R. F. Wilkerson,,
driver of the truck, was blown out j
of the cab by the force of the explo- I
sion but suffered no serious injury.
Quick work by the Adair fire- j
men confined the fire to the engine
and cab of the truck and prevented
the blaze from spreading to a large
Butane gas tank carried by the I
truck.
ORIENTATION LECTURES—
Talks on Map Reading, Physical
Hygiene, The Sex Life of the Aus­
tralian Wambat, the Growth of the
Wool Mitten Industry, and other
information vital to national de­
fense.
Breakfasts
Lunches
Sandwiches
Fountain
5 & 10 DINETTE
Open 6 A. M. to 10 P. M.
Gazette-Times Bldg., Corvallis
314 Jefferson
DANCE
WHERE EVERYONE HAS
A GOOD TIME
Every
Wednesday
Friday
Saturday
GROVE’S BARN DANCE
18th & Elm—Albany
Linger Awhile
Every Saturday
Night
with
AL. BENNING’S
10-piete Orchestra
Dorothy Evans
Bill Murphy
TUMBLE INN
2 Miles N. of Albany on Hi. 99
Central Willamette Valley’s
Finest Union Music
Welcome to
CAMP ADAIR!
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CORVALLIS
Sat. - Sun. - Mon. - Tues.
This seasoned
sergeant is all
ready to show
the new rookies
how to get tough!
You have a tough
job to do and you
must be tough to
do it —
Travar
Ratbboae
CORVALL18
Wed. - Thurs. - Fri. - Sat.
ACTION
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SEAS!
The whole nation is behind
you. Camp Adair is your prov­
ing ground.
PRAGER'S are trying
"Joan of
Ozark"
«tarring
July Canova
and
Joe E. Brown
help "keep up the homes
Here's to you and your
tough grind of training’
. we're fighting for." with
¡complete home furnish­
ings ------- at reasonable
prices------ on reasonable
terms. This ia our job!
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