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Thursday, October 1,1942,
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j sey, and Cpl. Michael Gaines, form-
between the two clubs and the
i eriy a Brooklyn clothier. All work
’ number and variety of books will
' under Capt. Julius Brandt, Proper-
increase so rapidly that current
. ty Officer. Ordinarily they issue
figures are unimportant. But there
I everything that’s needed in camp
are between 2,000 and 3,000 books,
a
-
, nowadays except food. Today they
about 2,000 coming through the
I)<> you believe in providing for the future? If
Experienced Librarians I Victory Book Campaign, with some
also don’t issue paper clips, pen
you don’t, you had better get in touch with Lt. I'ete
Season for Deer, Elk,
points and rubber bands, because
A, I.afka (a very likeable fellow), who can supply you
On Job to Give Advice C. C. C. camp books. The American
Closed Indefinitely
they can’t get them. Aside from
1 Association of University Women
with many a good reason for a change in your thinking
the regular work they are busy re-
process. Lt. Lafka of SCU 1911 is to date Camp
The camp library is now begin- at Corvallis has sent 100 new
' shipping C.C.C. camp equipment
Sad news for soldiers who have
Adair's outstanding citizen of the future, with a $1000
ning to function in a large wav books.
| that's sent here.
Soon the library will receive
been looking forward to a joust
War Bond plus 4 Little Kiddy Bonds of $100 each in
and may be unique in having, as li­
with Oregon’s nation wide hunting
his possession. "And I will keep right on buying until
brarians, two young women who 6,000 more volumes, including good
fame, was handed out last-week by
it hurts,” says he. (Girls, go get him — We under­
are members of Phi Beta Kappa, reference books, which will be se­
Soldier
Boy,
Soldier
Boy,
the state game commission. The
stand he is an eligible bachelor.)
the society of high attainment in lected by the Ninth Service Com-
ma nd librarian at Ft. Douglas,
Come Toot Your Horn
group not only banned the sched­
scholarship.
uled opening of the deer and elk
Hie librarians, or senior library Utah. That will be the standard
Army collection sent to all camps.
Camp Adair Chaplain
assistants, to be technical about it,
Major
Rejects
Wine
Several musicians are still needed hunting seasons, but ruled out
In addition, each of the two li­
are Miss Helen F. Shumaker and
to fill the various sections of the fishing as well.
On Weekend Outing
brarians
here will select 2,500 vol­ From Post Chaplains
Miss Doris Fickel, selected to pre­
SCU Orchestra which is now re­
The action was taken as the
side in the two recently opened umes to be purchased through Ft.
hearsing under the temporary di­ result from Gov. Charles A.
From the heart of Texas to the
The director of military intelli­
Service Club reading rooms on Douglas.
rection of Sgt. Bob Black of the post Sprague that all seasons be post­
Apart from number of books, gence and internal security stormed heart of the Oregon Cascades is Public Relations Office. Brass men
Club Av. Aside from scholarship,
poned “until conditions in the for­
the
way
Chaplain
T.
M.
Vick
of
the
two
reading
rooms
will
be
dis
­
out of his private office, a bottle of
both girls have traveled in a way
are wanted in particular but any­ ests and grazing areas improved.”
the 104th Division would relate his
one who has fair ability on any The order will be in effect until
that indicates initiative and intel­ tinguished, among all camp li­ wine in his hand.
braries. for size and comfort. They
“Who put this on my desk?” he present experience with the Ore­ instrument is asked to contact Sgt. rescinded by order of the com-
lectual curiosity.
can accomodate hundreds of read­ cried, waving the bottle at his gon Green guard at Santiam lodge. Black.
Miss Shumaker and another girl
mission.
On a regular army assignment
ers at one time and the tables will staff.
/
rode bicycles through France, Bel­
There
are
instruments
available
The commission’s action left
as
chaplain
and
counselor
to
the
be well-spaced, with plenty of
Nobody knew, and that didn’t
gium. Germany and Italy and the
for those men who do not have hundreds of huntersr (no soldiers
boys
and
girls,
the
officer
is
cn-
chairs.
please the director, Major Ralph E.
trip was more or less inspired in a
j joying the week-end outing held their own at camp. The orchestra that we know of) stranded in re­
The library will be open daily Riordan.
library, from the reading of Frank
plans a full and busy schedule and mote sections of the state—sports­
between 11 o’clock in the morning
“Well, find out. You know you're in the center of Oregon’s green al- those making up the band person­ men who had already trekked to
Schoonmaker’s “Through Europe j
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pine
forested
areas.
and
10:30
o
’
clock
at
night,
except
not supposed to let anybody walk
on Two Dollars a Day.”
He was detailed to this special nel will have special privileges in­ their favorite hunting grounds.
when dances are being held. Up- past you and enter this office.”
Since then Miss Shumaker has
assignment
at the request of the cluding extra pay for most ap­ Others, still at home, faced the
I stairs reading and writing rooms
“Sir, is that an order?" Cpl. K.
climbed South Sister mountain,
prospect of re-storing already
j
Keep
Oregon
Green association, pearances.
opened.
A
book
may
soon will be
G. Scotland inquired.
10,365 feet above sea level, in the
packed equipment.
sponsors of the outing. Fully 25
for two weeks.
be
taken
out
“No, but I want the informa­
official, authorized way, crossing
Librarians find that books of tion. It can’t happen here. If it's boys and girls judged best in state
the huge glacier that rests on that
mathematics and westerns are a practical jokf I am not amused.” fire prevention activity are the
Camp Is Buttoned Up,
mountain. She thus has membership
much in demand. Forester’s “Cap­
With a kind of sheepish triumph guests of KOG during the three-
in the Mazamas, which is some­
It Can't Happen Here
tain Horatio Hornblower” is per­ showing in their faces. Chaplains day training and retreat period.
b à
thing for a girl only five feet and
Chaplain Vick has been stationed
Sb »4W
haps the most popular book of ad­ Lloyd V. Harmon, and Alf W. Jor­
one inch in height and weighing
One rookie at C a m p Benning
venture. Poetry is more popular gensen descended the stairs. It was at Camp Adair for the past three
106 pounds.
was not neatly dressed for his first
than might be expected, because their inside job. Sacramental wine, months. He feels fortunate to be
Miss Fickcl and another girl
inspection, it is reported by Dr.
short poems may be read in less at that, and they took it back, too. in the Oregon country ami especial­
went to Europe in 1939 and were
Hugh Wilson, a dental corps lieu­
ly fortunate to be with these boys
time than anything else.
told by a German official in Nürn­
tenant. So the inspecting officer
and girls during their week-end
berg that the Nazis definitely in­
2nd Lts. Everywhere
stopped in front of him and ordered
outing.
tended to take over the United Here Is the Second
"Button up!”
But Still Need More
States and could do it, too. To the
Blushing, the recruit reached
We Really Mean That
two American girls it was plain Chapter of a Local
over and fastened a button on the
Thursday, October 1: 1900— officer’s shirt.
More officers are needed for Guard Is Perpetual
as day that a war of vast propor­
Prayer group by and for the sol­
Armored Force, Signal Corps, Anti-
tions would start in a few days True Story—no Fable
Aircraft and Corps of Engineers, a
and that this country would have
A perpetual inventory system, diers.
Friday, October 2: 1900-—Jewish i
to get into it, sooner or later. In By Pvt. End-of-the-Line Zakarian headquarters bulletin announces. whatever that is. has been estab­
CLASSIFIED
Reports indicate that there are in­ lished in connection with the five services (Pfc, George Brooks).
Paris, in the Scandinavian lands,
ADVERTISING
Once upon a time there was a sufficient applicants to fill Officer
Sunday, October 4: 0800 Catho­
in Finland, and in Russia, where
warehouses around which sentinels
Ten cent* per line per insertion.
private in the army who stood at Candidates’ Schools in those
have walked post, day and night, lic Mass (Chaplain Talbott); 0930 Count 5 worth to line. Cash in nut ac­
they saw the war games, uneasi­
the end of a line. He was happy. branches.
company
copy with order.
for months.
—Bible Study (Considering the I
ness and preparation for the worst
I He read, he waited. He wrote, he
Enlisted
men
possessing
the
re-
This is announced by Sgt. How­ Life of Joseph); 1000—Protestant
were evident.
I waited. He waited, he waited. He quired educational and/or profes-
NOTICE: Soldiers placing
ard Heilbron, formerly in a San Services (Chaplain Jorgenson);
They saw the bomb shelters be­
didn't bother anybody. He was sional knowledge are urged to make
classified
ads in this column
Francisco department store, Cpl. 1430 — Christian Science Service
ing built in England and in Vienna
happy.
which require answer to your
application, through military chan­ Charles Solomon, formerly of the (Mr. Grover Ferguson).
saw endless lines of trucks stream­
Along came a reporter. He saw nels, to attend schools.
location, must have answers
Western Electric Co., in New Jer-
ing through the streets. Those
Tuesday, October 6: 1830 — Free
this happy private, this reading,
go through Camp Public Rela­
trucks were on the way to Poland,
Movies,
“
Know
Oregon
”
;
1930
writing, waiting private. What was
tions office. No outfit designa­
although the girls did not know
Prayer group.
this private’s name? His name was
Vignettes of Army Life-------
tions may be printed in these
that. But in Nürnberg and in Mun­
96th
Division
Chapels
"Zakarian.” So the reporter jumped
columns. Public Relations of­
ich the Germans were frank to say
Roman Catholic Masses Sunday:
with glee. “Zakarian! W h y ‘Z’
fice will forward answers to
that the conflict would begin when
No. 2—At 10:30. No. 3—At 7, 8:30,
, is the last letter of the alphabet!
your address.
By Pvt. R. C. Johnson
the harvest was gathered.
11:30.
(Confessions
Saturday,
6
Huzza, the private's name begins
“They tried to win us over, but
to
7
p.
m.)
No.
4
—
At
7
and
11:30.
with the last letter of the alphabet.
only antagonized us,” said Miss
Torn between his undying loyal­
"Yes," repeated, like the broken (Saturday confessions 7 to 8 p. m.)
Therefore he is at the end of the
Fickel, “by making a display of
No. 5—At 6:45 and 11:30. (Satur­ 193d NASH Lafayette sedan. Ex­
ty
to
the
lady
Daisybelle,
and
his
i
record.
line.”
cellent condition and excellent
their armed might and they amused
confessions 6 to 7 p. m.) No.
day
pledge
to
a
certain
Senior
Hostess
“Such a clever deduction,”
The music ended, brief intermis­
tires. 2 spares. Heater. $375.
us by calling us ‘wide-minded.’ ”
thought this reporter. A story that he would attend the enlisted sion was signaled by a chord or 6—At 8:30 anil 11:30. (Saturday
Miss Shumaker is a University
Call
Ed DeKoning at Corvallis
confessions
6
to
7
p.
m.)
men's
dances
“
to
meet
some
of
the
j
two
on
the
piano,
and
the
couples
went out over the wires, east,
of California graduate and attend­
36 to 24-W.
p.
Protestant Communion: No. 2—
north, south, and west. “End of lovely, young Junior Hostesses", j abandoned the floor.
ed the school of librarianship there, the line—reads a book—writing a | Joe Rookie—on the night of the
At
9:30
a.
m.
Chaplains
Cleland
“Thank you very much," said Joe
ACREAGE, farms. Large selec­
then edited a weekly at Oakland
book—private— last letter of the i dance, struggled through the tor- i politely, .still trying to ‘get ac- and Thompson, No. 3—At 9:30.
tion. Robinson Realty, Independ­
and has been a credit clerk in a
alphabet—buzz buzz—buzz buzz.” tu res of shaving and showering, ! quainted'. “I enjoyed dancing with Chaplain Patrick, No. 4—At 9:30.
ence.
pmo.
corporation and secretary to a U.
Chaplain
Halvorson
preaches.
Chap
­
wiggled
into
his
dress
blouse,
and
you.”
This private began to get fan
of C. dean. Later, at Oregon State
WANTED
"Yes,” she replied, blithely drift­ lain Brown conducts service. No. 5
mail. He began to lose his privacy knife-edged OD’s, and sallied forth
College, she ran the recreation even though he was still a private in the direction of the Service ing away.
At 9. No. 6—At 9:30. Chaplains
SOLDIERS to represent their own
I Club.
reading room in the library.
Joe scratched his head and asked Churchill and Ormond.
(not even a PFC!)
outfits in the news columns of
Miss Fickel has a library science
Christian
Science
Lesson-Sermon
offered
'
The
dance
had
been
in
progress
himself: “Golly, I wonder if she’s
Then a brother-in-arms
The
Sentry. Turn your stuff in
degree at the University of Wash­ to swap places withfhim.
for
Sunday:
“
Unreality.
”
Text.
...... ....... Private nearly an hour before his courage gone through life saying ‘yes’ to
to the Camp Public Relations
ington and a master’s in French,
Galatians
6:8.
—
“
He
that
soweth
to
had
not
complained
nor
had
had
been
mustered
to
the
why-
every
question
?
”
“Z" 1__ ____ ____________________
office, where it goes through
and has been assistant librarian at he wanted to change. Yet Private don t - I - do - something - about
In the mulling crowd, Joe fell the flesh shall of the- flesh reap
censorship and is prepared for
the College of Puget Sound and li­ A's unselfish offer to change had 'I stage, as the blare of jive seeped in with some of his barrack-mates. corruption: but he that soweth to
publication.
brarian two years at Bellingham. touched something in Private Z’s from the rambling olive-drah build- The situation was talked over and the Spirit shall of the Spirit reap
Wash.
I heart.
k—
oil why
urkv not
nr>« change
«han<r>> ing ablaze with lights, laughter the plan of attack for the next set life everlasting." Timothy 6:17-
After all,
Both girls had to be sworn in and | places ? What else was there left and other symbols of a pleasant Was mapped. Tom had met a swell “Charge them that are rich in this WAITRESSES. Will pay top wages
for experienced help. Wives of
they sleep, if you care to know that, to do? Private Z can’t read. Pri- I time.
gal . . . the one over there in the world that they lie not highminded
soldiers
wishing to locate locally
on Army cots.
Up the steps, across the porch flowered dress. Eddie had liked the not trust in uncertain riches, but
vate Z can’t write. Therefore Pri-
considered. Mickey's Sandwich
The camp library will be divided vate Z accepts Private Axelrad's he darted, then into the cheery tall brunette who looked like Joan in the living God, who giveth us
ballrooom. Couples were swaying Bennett. Gus had liked the girl richly all things to enjoy.”
offer.
Mary Baker Eddy citation: Page
“Comrade Axelrad, I accept. I to the new tunes, and Joe tapped with the dark eyes and dark hair
HURLEY'S LOTION
can't read. I can't write. I have his foot in Rhythm ax his eyes . . . the one over near the piano, in 458 and 459.—“Christianity causes
For Poison Oak
men to turn naturally from matter
peeled the floor for a lovely part- the red dress.
just been issued GI glasses!
Over
5000 bottles sold. Guar­
to
Spirit,
as
the
flower
turns
from
......... - -
! ner. (Of course she could never re­
The band struck up again, and
anteed treatment for poison
place Daisybelle . . . but since he Joe circled the floor and wormed darkness to light. Man then appro­
oak relief, 50c liottle by mail.
Barracks Are Sources
was there to dance, he may as well up to the flowered-drcss girl. Yes, priates those things which ‘eye
HURLEY’S DRUGS, Albany
dance with someone like Daisy- she'd love to dance . . . but liow hath not seen nor ear heard.’ Paul
Of Information, Also
I belle!)
was he to know that he’d be tagged and John had a clear apprehension
MORRIH
WTi*n you buy automobile or
that, as mortal man achieves no
Bui
But his eager searchings made after taking only two steps.
On a train bound west from 1 ** i him feel a trifle self-conscious and
OITICAL
truck insurance—■
In a quick about-face, Joe came worldly honors except by sacrifice,
Riley, Kans., some horse troopers 3 for a moment he. wished he had head-on into a willowy blonde with so he must gain heavenly riches by
CO.
were arguing with men of the 1 stayed in his bunk with “The Love- hair copied after that of Veronica | forsaking all worldliness. Then he
Sunday or
l mechanized cavalry. From a horse, ■ life of the Ameoha" . . . but then Lake.
| will have nothing in common with
evenings b y
• Complete protection
it was asserted, a trooper can fire he remembered what the Chaplain
appointment
“Yumphff,” he exclaimed to the worldling’s affections, motives
•
fu «1 service
if not con­
I a rifle with one hand and a pistol hail said about bunk fatigue. Actu­ himself. Hix first impulse wax to and aims.”
a
Less cost
venient other­
[ with the other. Other advantages ally no one noticed his presence ... ask her to dance , . . and she did.
Gideons from nearby communi­
wise.
were urged by the other side.
00
ties
last
Sunday
presented
But
taking
in
her
arms
was
like
that is, almost no one. For quite
Phone .5528
A private in the infantry, sitting unexpectedly the feel of a strong caressing an undernourished ma se­ , Bibles for the hostess houses of
beside Grover C. Ferguson, Christ­ arm across his back ami a heavy crow, for even though the one eye Camp Adair. In accepting them, at
Dr. Ifarry E Marris
ian Science representative at Camp hand clasped around his shoulder that hung out wax large and brown Chape) No. 1, Chaplain Lloyd V.
444 State St., Salem
Adair, just back from a trip, was brought Joe face to face with the and beautiful, the voice that es­ Harmon remarked that they would
Diet. Mgr.. Phone 84 4
much impressed
caped the orange-red lipa was be of much value in giving peace of
Senior Hostess.
221 W. 1st, Albany. Or.
“It’s too bad.” he remarked,
mind to mothers, sisters, wives
“Do you dance?” she inquired high-pitched and hollow.
Send Her
FAtMERS AUTOMOBILE quite solemnly, “that there are no with the charm of Eleanor Roose-
“Egad.” he thought. He reflected and sweethearts coming here to
1 generals in this car. listening. They ; velt and the manner of one of Ar- on Daisybelle's attributes. The see soldiers about to depart with
into . INSURANCE
could really learn something from 1 thur Murray’s exp«menta.
dance ended and the one-eyed combat units. There wax music by
TRUCK INSURANCE those fellows."
a quartet from Salem.
“Yes. a little. Mam.' replied blonde slunk away.
OOUMA
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Next he danced with a little
Joe. taken back
...by wire. Bonded delivery
“Well. we'U see if we can't find brunette who did a charming but
service . Florist Telegraphic
Delivery Aaaoriation ....
1 some nice young girl for you to sexless rhumba; and someone
ANYWHERE
dance with", she suggested and be­ named Doria who talked and
fore Joe could refuse. the Hoattws laughed gaily and made Joe feel
Leading Floral Co.
had disappeared and a moment lat­ !that he was showing her a good
’
ho.
201, Corvallis, i5X Madison
er reappeared with a pretty young time: «TUPNili, who wax a senior
WK
at thè local college; and Gloria
blonde fastened on her arm.
"You two dance and get ac­ with the body beautiful but the
quainted". instructed the Hostess mind on ether things.
Thus passe«! a very social and
before sailing off in search of an-
Per Roll of 8 Pictorw
. very eventful evening in Joe's
, other pair of lonely hearts.
Free Enlargement
One-Da y Service
"Nice dance.” suggested Joe military life. He returned home a
energetically, as they started to little tired, and his bunk felt
• • •
mighty g asi He waa glad that he
• • •
fbww
had gohd . . . and waa thankful
“Yea." she replied.
Sale« and Service
nra-COU it b U s atr by
“Don't you think the club is that het'MUld meet and assonate
Modern Shop —- Beat
FspWCxh Caa*aay, Laag IriaW C*y, W. T.
swell?" suggested Jae, trying with nice girls under nice < ondi- Mriiaa^kr
Mechanic«
Opposite The Banks
lions Yes. the Service Chib« -ere
again.
Pepsi
Cola
Bottling
Co.
“Yes," she dittoed
fine . . . and he tumbled off to
( orvallK Oregon
' Lted you come w.lh the Saie- slumber happy ab"ttt the wh< le I
I'hone 43, 2nd A Jactaoa
of Corvallis
■‘.i j
|
valbi group?"
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Putting Out for You
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Declared by Oregon
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Fruit and walnuts. Suitable for
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Cornar Ith <& Madison
TUESDAY NIGHT. 8:00
Service Men Welcome
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Your
CHAPLAIN’S
COLUMN
At the Post Dance
will bring greater happi­
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I your time and will convey a personal message at the
fireside of your loved ones.
But: -
Due to the slowness of mail service
you should act NOW.
"Your Buddies Will Tell You"
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