♦ ’amp Adairjfentry
Thur^dny, Reptmher 24. 1942.
Those Dallas Girls
Like to Entertain
You May Have Letter
From ’Her' in Bunch
OUR CHOICE
Food, Fun and Dances
On Varied Programs
Buy War Bonds and Stamps at
your camp post office.
MRS. MORGAN’S
SUPER ICE CREAM SHOP
Monmouth
Super Made Ice Cream
Fountain
Delicious Sandwiches
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i Welcome
Church of Christ
(Not Christian Church)
730 E. 5th St.
ALBANY. OREGON
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Bible Class .10:00 A. M
Preaching ..11:00 A. M.
Communion .11:45 A. M.
Preaching .. . 8:00 P.M
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Soldier’s Invitation
to Worship
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Claude A. Guild, Minister
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The following is a list of per­ s
sons having mail at the Camp Adair
Post Office which ¡4 undeliverable a
due to insufficient address.
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If your name appears in the fol­
lowing list, call in person at the
Camp Adair Post Office (1st bldg.
East of Divisional H.Q.) for your
mail, and leave your correct mili­
tary address. (Name, grade. A.S.N.,
organization).
The Time Is NOW!
The President put his finger on the single
most important factor in our whole war
effort when he said: "Lost ground can al­
ways be regained. Last time—never!"
Your Navy needs ships and planes— Now
Your army needs planes, guns, tanks—
Now.
Help your governmerfM Help yourself
Sign your Pay Roll Savings Plan pledge
Mack M. Abbott. Fay 1. Allen. F. W.
A til son. C. Z. Alexander. F W Allyn
D. A. Armstrong. Arthur R. Arnold. Carl
card Today.
G. Anderson.
Robert F Burn«. Walter Berger. William
Blunk. Clifton Baker, John A. Berry. Jr..
Ollie T Barbary. Alfred Berg. Eugene
Boyd. Elmer O. Berg, B. Brown. Carl R.
Byers. Clifton Raker, John Bruno, Parker
Bridge«. Emesh Bartolatta. Harvey S.
Browne. R A. Broberg, Robert M. Bretn-
n>er. R. H. Bitter. Dean Bogan. A. E.
Barry. G. E. Bean. Win. Myron Rears
Briaaelton.
HAT? U. S. War Bonds. Paying Interest.
Homer Cheek. Idwin Collier, John Cun
HEN? Now, tomorrow, this week, next
ningham. R. E. Carr. Herbert Clark. Ed
win Campbell, Jimmy Coons. Elmer Clark.
month.
Frank Cook. Thoma« L. Clnre. Joseph
Cooper. Harold (’ole, James M Congdon
HY? Savings. Interest. Security.
Morris ( lalMirn.
HERE? From War Bond Officer in Your
Robert Cranfill. Nelie P. Garland. Ben
('amphell. Pete Cohen. Howard Contes
section.
F J. Caldarola. Eldridge H Cox.
Dean T. Daniston, Odell C. Du< kett. 1
HO? Anyone, everyone.
C. Dreoee. Howard Dixon. Wra. Dubrow.
Murry Davis. J. P. Donnovin, J. R
SEE WAR BOND OFFICER, CAMP ADAIR
Deare.
G. D. Earley. Jr.. James H. Edward«.
Marion Engbarth. Frederirk Eagle. J. W.
Freeman.
George
Freeman.
LaVerti
Frette. Harry Fogel, John Fortner, Rich
ard Ferdinand. Frank Einch.
J. M. Greene. Norman Garrison, Ralph : ■nilllllllllllt lllllllllllllllllllllllHIHHIIHIIIIHIIIIIHIIIIIIIllllHIHllllllllHlillU«
Greenup, Harland Griswold \dolph Grey '
neski, Alfred Golden. L. Gorden. Laval •>
Gasser. Hobart Giayeir. W. F. Gelbert. W.
P. Grace. E. Goodman.
If You Really Want
Camp Comedian Tells
Morris Hinion. W. P. Hurd. Jr.. Lei
mar Harrington, Nea! C. Hackaday. B. T
To Hike, Soldier, Cast
Houston. Lloyd Hamhai. Dean L. Howell, These Jokes to Staid
.lame« L. Harrison, Paul Hooey, Odin
Your Eyes on This Gem
Handley, Carl Helm. R. M Hanson, Major College Faculty Folk
Hall. Walter Helm. Frank Hawkins. Mar
vin W Henning. Donald C Hartwell, R
M Herbert, Rev. T M. Hicks, Dean L
The army is giving the enlisted
Howell.
If you get around a lot and nt-
Homer E. Jensen, Albert T Johnston. tend camp talent shows you may be man with post office experience a
G E Jackson. Lewis C. Joae«. Theodore
James. George Jenkins, Willie Jackson. familiar with gags that Pvt. Henry real mailman's holiday. Enlisted
Irvin B. Judd, Harold F. Johnson, Capt.
Schafer, wit and wag of the Medics, men are encouraged to submit ap­
Johnson, Jay A. Junn.
Louis Kachinske. Larry Kayske. Fran­ springs on the unsuspecting popu­ plications to attend the Officer’s
cis J. Koely, Ray Knoll, Felix Kelurn, M
Clayton Keiser. E. (’. Kinsey, Thomas T. lace in refined college towns, al- Candidate School for the Army
Kilday, BGernard Owen Kearns.
postal service.
ceed in getting by the M.P. at
Kenneth B. Larsen. Ralph Larson. | ways getting a big laugh. Here
Those who are classified under
Knott Legato, Jeffrey Lewi«. Kenneth (
are samples, anyhow:
Westgate.
Lewis. Mark .J. Ludlow, Doc LaMar. John
occupational specification serial
Harry
went
to
the
dentist
to
L. Lueas, Paul Lenneaux. Paul B. Lee. J.
No. 056 (experience as postmaster,
P. Landauer. Stanley E. Larsen, Milton
T. Loeffler, Gordon R. Ley, Lt. Col. Little. have his teeth upholstered and postal clerk, letter carrier, railway
Keep Wed. and Sat.
Stewart F. Miller. Herman L. Moaea. since he had only a dollar the den­
Clurav Mayul, P. McNeill. Sol Merlo, Dick
mail clerk, or mailing clerk in any
Mulfred, Alfred Moore. Ernest Martinek. tist gave him buck teeth.
Nights Open, Soldier
large business organization) may
Fred Marvin. Oscar Minor Roy W. Merritt.
Joe was standing on the corner very well have the proper qualifi-
Joseph E. Murphy. Mervin Matthew«.
Lenard Mears. Sgt. McCurdy, Bill Marsh, whtm a young lady approached and
Wallace
McClure,
Win.
McKee,
Henry
All soldiers here are invited to McC’laron, J. E. MacDonald, Frank L said, “Will you please tell me where I cations.
If you’re not so classified but
dances at Independence on Wednes­ Miller. David H. Meldrutn, Floyd R. Mar
the comfort station is located?” have not less than one year’s ex-
tin.. Opal Mulkey.
days and Saturdays from 9 o’clock
B. R. Nagelma«). John G. Novak. Sain
Nelson. Robert D. Niles, S. M. Nexsen. Joe replied, “Just around the cor- : perience as a civilian employee of
to 1 o’clock it* the morning, it is N. Oran
Odom, Peter Ortega. Lester A. ner, like prosperity.” She looked
the post office department you
O'Rourke.
Harris W. Ilson, Elvis P.
announced by Pvt. Donald Henry,
him up and down, and said, “Never may be the right man too.
Ozment, Lt. O’Biley
96th Division. Pvt. Henry lived at
Christian J. Pfoff. Sgt. Patterson,
Pearce. Johnnie Porter. Gao. mind that depression stuff. What
Independence and cooperates with Ernest
Pappajohn. Bill Powell, L. H. Parson«. I want is relief.”
Frank Campbell, bowling alley pro­ D. .trker. Major oak, R. Poppi, Robert
Camp People Invited to
Themas J. Panage«.
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A lady was walking the street
prietor ,i narranging these affairs. Peyton.
C. B. Qnalheim.
College
Museum
with her dress up over her head, in
Robert H. Richelson. Wheeler Raymond.
Ray M Ronald. Mathew Ronish. Alvin F. a pouring rain. “You’ll get your
Rohlfs. Harold Rostad. J. T. Rush. Edwin
One of the points of interest in
F. Ryden, Thomas II.
H. Radcliffe. Win. legs wet,” a passing soldier re­
rv>toi*uv*w,
w. •>.
Rhoade«. .Abraham
Abraham Ruum.
Rubin. W.
J, z*iv
Rich marked.
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MADE TO ORDER
“The dickens with the Corvallis is the College Museum
mond. F. D. Radabauifh, John R. Roas.
Richard ~ Sager. F. legs,” said the lady. “They’re 40 (Horner Museum), on the State
Clarence " Sager.
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Strilla, Karl A. Salskov,
’ . W. E. Handera,
Edwin L. Sibert, George K. Schroth, years old, but the hat’s new.”
college campus. The public is in­
Thoma* G. Shurett, Howard Swan n,
vited to see the exhibits, and a
Lorens H. Spence, Peter A. Schwab,
George Smith, Jo*. L. Schearer, , John
special invitation is extended to
115 N. 16th, Corvallis, Phone 1494 Schwab, Geo. Stepehn. J D. Spickt. Here Are the Words;
•lamps Salmond. Patrick Smith. Brozalia
the men of Camp Adair.
You Sneeze the Tune
A Spencer, Benny Sarobinski, Hu forti 1.
The museum contains some
Shepard. L. S. Shorn. Harry E. Scott,
wru.
riitir-j, r>.
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Shaw. Bill
” ” Smith.
E. R.
Geo. Schafer.
twelve thousand articles of wido
Alvin Sessions, O. W. Sehoech. H. K
Stewart, Ed Starbridge. H. V. Smith
The gas house quartet, wearing variety, appropriately grouped in
Willis D. Tennant, Franklin T.lley.
James Tame«. Steve Thompson. Jo«t*pll gas masks of course, is learning the following divisions: Historical,
Turowtki, James C. Th
.. west t. David “The Crossed Retorts Rampant.” a Antique, Indian, Art and Oriental,
Thompson. Capt. Teitelbaum.
Louis N. Velaaco, Emil Vonyi, William novel service song, with music and Biological, Geological, Guns and
Vinyard.
D. S. \Mallace, Leonard E. W5*«. words by Col. Walter P. Burn, War Trophies, Curios, etc. Of par­
Thoinaa Wood. Philipp Wallace, Jake Chemical Warfare Service.
ticular interest Is the collection of
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Wagstaff Fred Wendolsky. T Wiaiieeew
Complete Banking
ski. Francis WaCfoner, Wilbur Whode.
As published in the so-called | florescent minerals. Thene ure
C. Walker, Boyd F. Walker. William Wil­
son, E. A. White, Ray Whittier. fletas E News Letter of the service the 1 shown in a dark room, under ultra­
Service
Wagner. Jo*. L. Whittaker, (’ape Wise usual musical symbols are drawn violet light, which penetrates the
man. Capt. Wilson.
Safe Deposit Boxes
Alexander D. Young
to suggest retorts, chemical mor- i minerals—excites them and causes
W. M. Zimmerman.
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BUY
WAR
ANY OFFICER or non-com who |
wants to maintain a nice, quiet
room in Corvallis with private
bath, lots of hot water, and
plenty of furnace heat, should
call at 461 Tyler St., or phone
The PFC standing ahead of us
Corvallis 865-M.
in the chow line swears it actually
happened in the Portland induc-
MODERN 8-ROOM house with oil
i tion center.
furnace and automatic gas wat­
The man standing ahead of this
er heater. $50. Phone Salem 4932.
man who tells the story (this is
becoming slightly involved) in the
FOR SALE OR RENT — Large
induction line was asked by the
modern farm house. Electric
officer filling out his papers who
lights,
hot and cold water, gar­
would always know his permanent
den and orchard. Inquire W. I..
address.
Starr, 3 miles west of Hubbard
The inductee was stumped. His
Station on school bus route or
parents were dead, he said. He
'a mi. from grade school.
had no brothers or sisters and he
wasn’t married. The officer insist­
ed there must be someone. The
inductee thought hard for a mo­
ment and then brightened. “Sure.”
he said, “the finance company.”
JODLebjc,
Buck's 'Next of Kin'
Takes on Commercial
Turn When Facts Told
Buy Wur Bonds and Stamps at
your camp post office.
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
Ten cents per line per insert leu.
Count 5 words to line. Cash must «•
company copy with order.
N O T I C E : Soldiers placing
classified ads in this column
which requin« answer to your
location, must have answers
go through Camp Public Rela­
tions office. No outfit designa­
tions may be printed in these
columns. Public Relations of­
fice will forward answers to
your address.
Here's How to Locate
Doctor in Emergency
Mother and .Dad
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It
would like to get the
Camp Adair Sentry
regularly by mail
6 months for a $1 Bill
Camp Adair Sentry
Box 347
Corvallis. Oregon
a Full Year
If you needed a doctor in a hur­
ry, either because of an unforeseen
accident or some other necessity
which required immediate medical
attention, would you know what to
do?
Here, then, is the answer to your
problem. To call a doctor, dial ex­
tension 422>‘ on any Camp Adair
phone. This will connect you with
the Station Hospital dispensary
and will suffice to obtain a doctor
or ambulance 24 hours a day.
P. S. This service applies only
to necessities! Not for that morn­
ing after head or tummy ache from
those six cheeseburgers you decid­
ed to go to sleep on last night.
For these ailments, the regular
“sick call” report will continue to
suffice.
WHEN YOU'RE A LONG WAY FROM HOME
Someone is missing you, remembering you.
More than anything else they want your
photograph, one that will do you justice.
!
COME TO US for that portrait. By experi­
ence ami ability we can please you best.
Send your picture home.
BALL
STUDIO
CORVALLIS
tars, gas masks and the benzine, brilliant colors to appear. All
ring. Here are the words, and the visitors should see this exhibition,
song is copyrighted:
i and may do so by request at the
You may talk about the Infantry, j office,
And brag about the tanks;
The museum is located on Jef.
And motorized Artillery
, ferson street, in a group of trees,
And other modern pranks;
I opposite the college armory; en-
But give me the newest service
trance on the east side of the
j (It’s the one that makes you ner­ building.
vous )
Visiting hours are 10 to 12 and
With the Crossed Retorts Rampant. I 2 to 6 on regular week days; 2 to
5 on Sundays and holidays. Admis­
We breakfast on diphosgene,
sion free.
With bromacetone for lunch,
Some like lewisite for dinner.
Odd Quirks Come Out
But chlorpicrin suits the bunch;
In Soldiers' Living
For desert a tasty custard
Made of concentrated mustard
Fills the Crossed Retorts Rampant.
Just to coin a phrase, it take»
Here and there on the score are all kinds of soldiers to make an
the instructions “Sound cowbell,” army.
“Sound gas rattle,” "Deep-toned
This week we nominate as out­
triangle in double-time.”
standing contestants for some sort
Jolly song, isn’t it?
of honors, two enlisted men who
collect odd and unusual mementos.
I Number one is Pfc. Albert Kri-
Oregon State Pharmacy vanek, of Q.M, who has a stub of
Assists Pill Shooters
the first ticket sold at the opening
i of the camp movie theater. Num-
Two New York druggists, now ; her two, ia none other than Pvt.
running the station hospital W. J. Brown of DEML, who cher­
pharmacy here, went to Oregon ishes a candle. Pvt. Brown carries
State college at the request of this candle day and night. He only
the 96th division sanitation offi­ lights it after midnight, however.
cers, and fixed up a poison oak Ask him about it some time.
ointment which ia said to work.
They are Leo Kravitz and Jacob
ÏI
Finkle man, privates, who were
classmates at Brooklyn College
school of pharmacy, but didn't see
one another after that until they
met in ramp as recruits.
By Appointment
Evenings
Their poison oak remedy may be
circulated by the college, where
Phone 470 or 440-J
their stay was the more agreeable
because the pharmacy dean there,
DR. A. W. MARKER
ia a close friend of their own Dean |
OPTOMETRIST
Hugo SchMffer, of the Brooklyn j Corvatti* — Ball Bldg.
school.
Eyes Examined
Glasses Fitted
(Biggest Variety
of Frozen Hara)
Distrib­
utors for
Green Valley
Creamery
Corvallis
3rd A Adams, Phone 363
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f you already
__ own a fine watch, a good watch­
maker should look at it regularly to
make »ure it will continue to serve
‘ you faithfully. Our expects will re-
Mia VAI____________ precision built into it at th.
' n AlvilLTQN
Wni. KONICK. Jeweler
Hotel Corvallis Bldg.,
Corvallis
Southern Pacific
Watch Inspector
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FOR SALE
KENTUCKY SADDLE horse, pure
bred with papers. 4 year., old. I
Alsu broke to drive. Phone I
1283-J, Corvallis. R. M, Whit­
more.
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MODERN 3 BEDROOM home,
electric pump. Hns some garden, |
lots of furniture. Boy’s bicycle. I
About 4 miles east of Corvallis I
on old Albany highway. Home I
evenings except Sat. and Sun. I
S. E. Myers.
2p '
WANTED
SOLDIERS to represent their own
outfits in the news column« of
The Sentry. Turn your stuff in
to the Camp Public Relations
office, where it goes through
censorship and is prepared for
publication.
FOR RENT
6-ROOM HOUSE 3 Mi. N. of Cor­
vallis, $20. Water, electricity.
Prefer lady for light work school
days at house across road for
rent. I am teacher. See George
Gragg at Warehouse No. 1, Sec
3, Camp Adair. Ad. Corv. Rt. 1
Pho. 26-F-12.
The First
National Bank
of Monmouth
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BUTTER and
ICE CREAM
-ZW «4 taka a jCfâk
BONDS
RUBBER STAMPS
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Or $1.50
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If Your Name is Here
Hie to Camp PO Now
The social program for the en­
listed men of Camp Adair continued
last Saturday evening, with a dance
in the Dallas Service Men’s club.
An informal evening of dancing
and entertainmen was provided by
the Junior Hostesses. . After the
dance refreshments were served,
consisting of a chocolate and cocoa-
nut cake and many kinds of cook­
ies, all made by the “gals.”
The Junior Hostesses who have
been present to entertain and serve
the buys at all times are as fol- !
lows: Beatrice Benge, Dorothy
Wiebe, Frances Jo Greenwood, El­
sie McFetridge, Florence Pinkston.
Miriam Price, Margaret Pick, Ce­
celia Balcaen. Laura Marsh, Edna I
McMillan, Velma Schroeder, Doro­
thy Fredricks, Martha Jean Kurre. '
Grace Wahl, Ruby Peters, Emil.vn
Brown, Bertha Miller, Irene Poisel, '
Roberta Slagle, Zelda Eggert, Edna >
Lange and Patricia Erickson.
Tlie entertainment committee an­
nounced that starting on the 30th
of September and on every second
and fourth Wednesday evenings
thereafter the above hostesses will
entertain with a dance in the club. ,
For the more bashful (?) but
athletically inclined soldiers the
basketball court of the armory
is now open. Ping pong and bil­
liard tables are soon to be pro- j
vided.
A hospitable welcome is assured
the men of Camp Adair when they
visit Dallas. All are invited to make
full use of the facilities of the
club on Monday thru Thursday j
nights from 1 till 11 o'clock and
Hasn't she got beautiful eyes?
on Saturday and Sundays from 2 Mary Marlin, voted by 1.600 pri­
till 11 o’clock.
vates as the most likely to suc­
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