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done her best to give him the finest
of upbringings — but he had a
violent temper. She was sure he
would beat-up his buddies. The
chaplain wrote a polite letter in
return—told her not to worry too
much about that.
And so it goes. Soldiers wear
the path thin to the chaplain office.
They tell their domestic troubles
—ask for money, furloughs, trans­
fers to other camps nearer home—
want weddings arranged. The chap­
lain is the only officer that can be
approached directly and he is sure
to bt a sympathetic listener.
Tell if Io Chaplain"
Is Found Good Advice
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Sky Pilots' Sympathy
Is Tradition in Army
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gentle art of meat cutting (beef
not nipponese). They learned a
lot, too.
The series of lectures was given ’
Just as postmen take walks, sail-1
by Vem Olmstead of the National (
ors take canoe rides in the lake I
Livestock and Meat Board of Chi- ’
and old fire horses chase to the
burning building, mess sergeants cago, as a part of the instruction
authorized by the Army School of
and cooks in this streamlined army
Bakers and Cooks. In addition to
of ours go to cooking school.
S.C.U. cooks, personnel from the
Well, if not exactly a cooking |
96th and 104th divisions were in­
school, the mess Sergeants and
cooks of Camp Adair have been I terested and observant students. I
Make My T-Bone Rare
With French Fry Side
Remember the last time some
buddy came around and started
to bellyache — bore you with his
attending lectures this week on the ,
troubles ? Remember how your
eyes started to glaze and how you
finally yelled, “Tell it to the chap­
lain” — when you couldn't take it
THCATnf
anymore?
CORVALLIS
Here's the New Way
But did you ever atop to consider
SUNDAY
STARTING
that you’re giving that friend about To Get Phone Number
the best advice — besides giving
Telephone service to Corvallis
him the brush-off? For the chap­
DEVILS or r
lain will listen to him — listen to and Albany is now obtained by dial­
with
anybody with troubles—give them ing “8" and “9” respectively. It is
THE AIR!
no longer necessary to contact the
advice and help them.
AL. BENNING’S
But don’t get the idea that your Camp Adair operator when calling
10-piece Orchestra
either
town.
Long
distance
service
average chaplain is a lush-and-easy
will be secured by dialing "0."
Dorothy Evans
mark for the soldier con man. Take
In order to lessen the number of
Bill Murphy
Captain Harmon for example; with
15 years in the army as chaplain calls now carried by telephones
» i- ■’■afca
he’s heard every story that soldier meant for official business use, ail
ingenuity can dream up. The chap­ telephones in the near future will
2 Miles N. of Albany on Hi. 99
lain says he can spot a phony a be classified as either restricted or
Central Willamette Valley’s
unrestricted.
Restricted
phones
will
mile away—offers in fact to take
Finest Union Music
on all comers. But not all soldiers be for camp traffic only and all out-
know what a keen eye experience calls and long distance calls will
be placed over the unrestricted tele­
can give a chaplain.
phones.
Proof? Once upon a time there
was a soldier named Zoot Suit,
Zoot Suit came round bearing a Magazine Pix Contest
newspaper clipping from Detroit
Approaches Deadline
tragically before him. With a wipe
at his eye he showed the clipping
The Coronet magazine Army
which stated that a Miss Zoot Suit
Camera Contest is now open und
had met a tragic and untimely photographs of military subjects
death in Detroit. His sister, he are being accepted. The contest,
sighed, and requested a healthy sponsored by the magazine, offers
furlough. But Red Cross got on IS specially designed gold medals
the beam and found — there were and the publication of the winning
Zoot Suits at the Detroit address— photographs in Coronet's January
there had been a death — but that issue. Contest closes September 24.
the family was colored. The soldier
Photographs should be submit­
was white. Too bad but he didn’t
ted to Coronet Army Camera Con­
get his furlough.
test, care Camp Adair Sentry.
Another man wanted to bring
his wife on requested aid in get­
ting her a job if possible—for the
Never before has news . . . war bulle
financial situation was pretty
tough. OK, said the chaplain—but
flashes
communiques . . .
tins
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further investigation revealed the
woman was married all right—but
NOW SHOWING
meant so much to Americans. No one
not to the soldier. She was some­
YOU'LL FALL IN LOVE WITH
one else’s not so loving wife, in
THIS MODERN ••Mts. CHIPS” i
knows how or when the next big news
fact.
Mother writes to the chaplain
too. The chaplain recently got a
will break. But the biggest news is no
letter from a mother who was
worriwi about her son. She had
further away than your Zenith ... the
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