Page Six
September 17,1942
IHEY'LL DO 1R0JAN MASTER-MINDING
I great work.
i SECOND GUESSING j I
Fire Hits Corvallis
Army Tailor's Plant
Fire Tuesday morning, which
started in the house next door,
caused smoke and water damage
at the Army Cash Tailors, 1520
Jefferson, Corvallis.
Firemen were able to protect
much of the stock and succeeded in
removing a large part of the cus-
tomers’ clothing.
Beebe Kayos Tiger
u'.”.~"ÍÍÜ’'"í J”.' At Elks Club Shindig
players. They have a
at stake, financially
■------
Camp Adair Sentry
—
. ind Mi i Gardner an.] a pat on the
back for the civilian employee* at
Post Engineers for their splendid
co-operation.
Why not step up and say you
want to sign-up on an application
for pay roll deductions for War
Bond purchase ?
Remember the
Dellzell-Gardner team can't call
i on everyone at Cantp Adair.
Stencil
Duplicator Supplies
so are the
I
Attractive Blondes
lot more
;
The Elks club got together in
s|M*aking, thun the noisy red head
Sell
Bonds; And How!
414 Madison St., Corvallis
from Flatbush. It’s our bet that Corvallis la-t Thur.-day and had
i
themselves
a
whale
of
a
time
they
haven't given up the fight
Mrs. Loretta Dellzell. attractive
“The Brooklyn ball club will lose
| That’s what the applause they gave
blonde, arid Miss Ethel Gardner,
the pennant because the players even if their boss has.
| the Camp Adair entertainers indi­
the same, are both employed at
are quitters" - quotes from Larry
cated anyway. Pvt. Barney Tiger
it
is
with
mingled
feelings
that
Post Engineers. During a few­
MacPi.aiL
and Pvt. Earl Bribe tarti-d things
WHERE EVERYONE HAS
spare minutes the other day they
We’d better hurry up and say it this corner breaks down and
rolling with a brief but
A GOOD TIME
really brought home the bacon.
before he makes good his threat includes horseshoes as a sporting
prizefight. Barney bowed
Every
And how!
to accept an army commission activity, but pressure has been
after a cross-hook in two
Wednesday
On their appointment as repre­
which would automatically make brought to bear by spectators of
of the first round.
the
shoe
pitching
that
goes
on
Friday
sentatives for the War Bond offi­
us guilty of disrespect to a super-
Pfc. Andy Dahl plunked a tun«'-
around Headquarters company.
cer of Camp Adair'they were given
Saturday
ior officer—ao here goes.
These spectators (they’re the ful banjo. Pvt. James .Muntinband
45
bond
purchase application
Larry MacPhail, pop-off preai-
doubled in Debussy and “An Old
GROVE’S BARN DANCE
blanks, enough to care for their
dent of the Brooklyn Dodgers, is a same fellows we used to see in civil
Sow.” Pvt. Jack Gates did a pan­
18th & Elm—Albany
life
stuhding
around
watching
the
section. These ladies took their
sore head, a bum loser, and a
tomime of a young lady preparing
steam
shovels)
assert
that
a
czar
work
seriou.-
ly
because
before
you
bigger bum than any one of “dem
her toilet very funny. Cpl. Law­
could say, “save a little every pay­
Brooklyn bums” he controls. We of horseshoe hurling should be ap­
rence Perez whistled "Indian Love
pointed.
The
first
duties
of
this
day and you will have lots of bonds
»ay this with full realization that
Call" with trills very pretty. Pfc.
I nder leadership of Jef ( ravath. third h“ »d coach in as many years, the Southern California
some day" they returned with all
many Brooklyn fan* — and there Judge Lundis of the shoes, should
John Walsh added culture with
coaching *taff assembled for the opening practice of the 1942 Pacific ('oast conference football
applications signed, sealed and OK
are h lot of them in camp — will be, they say, reducing the score
season at Los \npeles. Left to right: Bob Huffman, who'll drill the blockers; (ravath. Bob Fisher,
Verdi’s Aria from La Traviata
of
a
game
from
the
traditional
21
for mailing.
agree with MacPhail that the
freshman
coach;
Shelby
Calhoun,
line
coach,
and
G
us
Shaver,
backfield
coach.
Last
year
Sam
Barry,
boomed out “Old Man River." Guess
Hats off to both Mrs. Dellzell
nou in the navy, was at the reins, and the jear before that the late Howard Jones was in charge.
Dodgers dogged it when the going to maybe five or six. In the case
You
’
re
who
finished
the
show?
got tough, but that's beside the of Huch rank tyros us Cpl. “Watch-
thin-one” McCormick, and Sgt. right, Pvt. Nick Sanson in was
cn duty on the post.
point.
"Iverson’s Swamp” Iverson the there his accordion too.
An over-all rule to remember at
8:00
It's the privilege and preroga­
score should be lowered to one or
ell times is that cotton and wool
tive of the baseball fan to howl
P. M.
two at the most. This, suy the ki­ Injuries Take Star
garments will not be mixed, This
bloody murder when his team hits
bitzers, might result in a complete
information is published for your
Our New Masonite
From All-Star Team
thi' skids. And if it wasn’t he’d do
game during the noon siesta period.
information and specifically be-
Floor at
it anyway, but it’s pretty poor
cause the final paragraph of the
Hard luck has returned Lt.
Well we ail know that cotton the fatigue hat with the regular
sportsmanship on the part of the
Monday
Pvt. Wilfred de Tonnecourt, who George (Doc) Carter to Camp
official order reads: “Every effort
sun-tan clothing went out, offer- t ci-vice uniform during inclement
boss to do it. This is particularly
Wednesday
owe« thi* paper n debt of gratitude Adair from the Army All-star
Friday-
. ath< r. on the reservation only. will be made to have all units uni- 1
tive September 15, but for your
-o in MucPhuil's case because when
2 Mi. N. of Albany on Hwy. 99
for recovering hi* »tore teeth for
Saturday
football squad, now playing on the information here are the complete I i lair weather, however, the over­ fm inly dressed. Laxness on the
his team was ten games out in
him after he thoughtleKaly left
east coast.
uniform regulations as prescribed eas or field cap is prescribed. The part of the troops of this command
front he was taking all the bows
them in a post chapel, firulx time
Lt. Carter, one-time star end for in the game memorandum.
•ervit-e or garrison cap is allowed will not be tolerated.
for being the genius behind the
to worry ubout the forthcoming
Mississippi State, suffered a badly j Work clothing’ is official wear | only when the enlisted man is off
Conn-Loui* prizefight. Say* Cap’:
Inin-cd right thigh that incapaci­ for all enlisted men, other than duty.»
“They xhould either make Pvt. tated
It's the smooth, modern
him for further gridiron office personnel, except; on guard I The field jacket comes in for
7th & Montgomery
WAFFLES - ANY TIME
Billy Conn a aergeant or break
stylings of
activities. Hr
He was one of seven or during ceremonies and formal special attention also. The field
Steaks
and
Albany, Oregon
Sgt. Joe Louix to a private before
soldier grid stars released by Head military formations, Sundays and acket is to be worn only on the
AL. BENNING’S
Lunches
COUVAI.MW HWKT T W» ATRE
the bout. What would happen if
( 'ouch Colonel Bob Neyland last holidays or when on pass or fur- | I re-ervation, for travel between
Mid-Willamette Valley’s
Id-Piece Orchestra
THE WAFFLE SHOP
CORVALLIS
Sg(. Ixiuix should order Pvt. Conn
week.
camp and residence and by troops
Top-Flight Roller Kink
lough.
Fatique
uniforms
will
not
Across
from
Albany
Hotel
to Htand at attention?”
be worn after retreat in exchanges, I
Probably junt what will happen
service clubs or theaters (this last
anyway, Cap, if you’re really imk- Tent Area Men Have
I is a point to rememberi. The O.D.
Press Representation
uniform, the blouse optional, will
be worn at all other times. The
Maj. Ayers Guest at
|().r>. blouse is to be worn by all
when off duty outside the limits
Albany Rotary Lunch
j of the post. Thu shirt or the field
Major Rudolph J. Ayres accom­
I jacket may be Worn as the oqter
panied II. C. Johnson, coordinator, there to see what the old I
garment when traveling to or from
to the Albany Rotary club luncheon was like. To his surprise,
an established residence beyond the
I-1 iday of lust week, «hete the I house where he hud lived was
limits of the reservation. Khaki
major delivered a very interesting standing, but the memory he
ties will be worn at all times with
cherish concerns u German
and informative talk.
th<* service uniform.
The major i* a Rotarían, huill­ aero** the street.
z\ word about headgear.
Although her vision i. poor a nd
ing membership ín the LaGrandc,
field hat (fatigue) will In* worn,
her
voice
cracked,
and
her
native
tire., Rotary duh.
with the brim turned down all
HUMMttlY
lund is at war with the United
around, whenever in work clothes.
States, she recognized him and also
SENTRY — One who shoots if
It is permissable, however, to wear
wished him luck.
Pvt. Mc.Mnnn
Our Uncle Sam has made it possible for
goes into action
anyone in the dark runs, und runs
went through high school nt Oak­
if anyone in the dark shoots.
for Uncle Sam
land, Calif., mid majored in physi­
you to put away a part of your monthly­
as he travel
Military Police
cal education. He had busic train­
X
income — if you want to — through allot-
ing nt Camp Walters, Tex.
Beat
Pvt. G. D. Earley, former truck
ment. You make out the forms and then
star at Lincoln University, was
lly Cpl. Raoul Mound
studying to be a pharmacist when
forget it. When the War’s over, you'll
Unde Sam called. He likes to sing,
No» Playing
The Oregon State Coach line,
playa the harmonica, and thinks
have a nice little nest egg to begin
Return Engagement (If
MARY ASTOR
that runs between ('amp Adair and
army life is swell.
"GUNGA
Dix
again your civilian life
Mwy GRIENSTtlH
The reason Pvt. Denver Hobson Salem, is causing a lot of bewilder­
A W«*«ot *»•» «•*•••
CARÏ GRANT
sings day ami night is that he ment! I don't know why, nor do I
IlOl'GI. XS F XIRBANKS. JR
hems, regularly mid frequent ly, know the reason, but I certainly
If it takes some sacrifice
from Hobson’s choice
his wife, would like to know how the num
Starts Sunday
When the will- i* over he wants to ageinent of the bus line came t
spending and even if it cramps
the pied piper
go back to that wife and their the amazing conclusion that a one­
MON 11 WOOl i i >
way ticket should cost »event,v-
CORVALLIS
child, now 18 months old.
your style somewhat in your
RODDY Mellow til
Catholic Mass is held every Sun four cunts ($74) while a round trip
day morning at 10 o'clock, in the ticket should cost seventy cents
playing, get the idea solidly
In other words if you
chapel building T-6-rt2(( Walk in < $.701
traveJ twice the distance, you pay
in your bean that you will
cadence mid it takes 15 minutes.
4LBAN1
four cents ($.04) less than if you
Tent City's theme song:
MOM ACTION
he glad you did it — when
"III the beauty of the lilies Christ only go one way! I would be grate­
fhaa »rtf htfartl
ful, mih I appreciate any information
was born across the sen.
you get hack. Anything
With a glory in His bo-om that on this problem.
I.ast Saturday, without warning
transfigured you and me;
that’s worth while.
oi invitation, eight medical offi­
quires some sacrifice
cers of the Service Command ap­
peared at the Provost Marshal’s
office with the not so surprising
Uncle Sam has made
request that they accompany |>
III Sergeant's Wife
Lt Julius Hale on his daily tou
Start* Sunday
the methcd easv. The
Cheers Up Patients
of inspection of the Military Polio
Till MAN WHO
barracks. They made quite a thor
decision is YOURS
Patient* in Ward 40.I, Station ough inspect ion. and the men or
WOULDN’T DIE"
hospital,
will
not
soon
forget
the
LLOYD NOI x\
the M P detachment want to thank
M xrjorii Wl xx I i;
regular visits during the past two the officers for coming* The rvaaon
week» of the pretty 20 year old
•U<>
we are all so grateful and thankful
ami«
wife of Sgt. Alfred Ledbetter, Sttth that officers from oi
PWIFIC
MUNT
division Aldeiia Ruth, whose home for inspection
KEN DEZA Ol’S”
iICMII
i* in San Fernando, Calif., not only C.O. ha his
CARLSON
I IE BOW M XN
cheered up her hushand but had literally take
JEAN ROGERS
nearby bed patient» smiling broad, wee to the ma
ly for the first time in days or clothes an
weeks.
in perfect
Naturally thr proud young bus
Will Mn
hand lieanied throughout the visits, Cornoral Psolurvi »
f the
for his bride of six months wg* mother of a brand
new
surely one of the prettiest visitors pound hahv girl, p
|>l. a»e i
seen in the hospital area.
verv proud husband w hat
tends doing about nani
Frazer’s are doing everythin» in their power to hi Ip homemakers ‘‘Keep Up the Homes We're
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so anxious to have
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