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Tage Three ThurmJay, October 22,1942. • | _________ 0. Silverstein. Walter W. R<>g< r | Kry t> the i'eripiures” by Mary H-ilman. D.ck is a ore-man rporta worked for CBS in the New York » ignettc4 t»f Army lai I Michael B. Jablonski, and Georg- I Baker Eddy: “Tn the Bluhm of i encyclopedia ai d has facta and City short-wave a. w« room, and Watc4»e* — Jewriry A. Hirt. death, mortal« wr.ke to the knowl I figures for all spoita right at hi helped broadcast this r.cws in 12 : Manicai IfuHruasenU | But as one class grad'-ated, its | edge of two feet t (1) thrt they i finger-tips. He buys tickets for languages. Gun« — Suita — LuRvag* » « » place was taken by a new class. ■ are r.ot d<ad; (2) that th. y have I nearby games ewn before he ap BY T/5 R. C. JOHNSON On Monday nearly 90 officers of| but pas.*«sl the portals of a new plies for a pass. He explains that Pfc. Sidney Ratner is an Atlantic I í / the 96th Division enrolled in the belief. Truth work« out the noth- I should he get the pass. he want« City lifeguard who flrrfs him’ elf And the fireworks started! he picture the frenzy, the terror, Meso Management course. ingness of error in just these ways I to be 100 per cent sure he has a d-'cp in the h««rt of Oregon. Sid. Not firvjyorks in reality, but a the sorrow left in the wake of The remarkable growth of this (p. 251 >. I ducat. who during the pa t thre«- yars reasonable facsimile. For last unsuspected and unpredictable fire branch school is in line with the avid many live at the New Jer- Al lday night, Joe _R,x>kie and his from the skies. 96lh Diviaion Servin« growth enjoyed by the Ninth Sear -e,v playground, Ims turned into an Easterners v.le> are seeing th- buddies assembled with fellow Then, too, Joe thought a little Catholic— Chapel 2. 10:30; Chanel I for »lit for the fir t time at Camp Oregon lover. buck-pi ivate???iorBWhi< and the of more about the men who fighting ice Command Schools for Bakers •’,. 7:00. 8:30. 11:30. confession Sat- and Cooks during the past two Adair usually like Oregon. But it’s I In order to quaiii.v for his jM», I ficers stating at Cajnp Adair to the fires of war, and realized, per unlay 1800 to 1900; Chapel 4. 7:00. years. Total enrollment in the an old -tory to T 5 Ralph Rocklin, Sid had to row 5(81 yard out to r«i I witness an , tir»4&irx‘ Bombing haps for the first time, that the The organization earned Truth 11:30. confession Saturday 1800 to schools jumped from 256 in 1939 demonstration. Awluhis one eve war firemen are doing as much to to 8,700 in 1941, and increase of for Students and Soldiers is dis 1900; Chap.) 5. 8:00, 11:00. con- who has ervs-ed tl:e country 10 slid then row backwards, or item ( first, to shvr,'. Sid’s lifeguard pai t- ning of pracfeJhBfciutratian did preserve the civilization we have 3285 per cent. And registration tributing nationally, a leaflet writ fession Saturday 1800 to 1900; times a a civilian. He says the We t never looked ncr at th«' eastern resort wa. Eddlo more to clarify’ matters for Joe built and will maintain, as the men Chapel 6. 11:30, confession Satur ten by Chaplain Lloyd V. Harmon. figures are still climbing. any better to him. although this Stctser, national lifeguard cham 311 N, CoirSt. than all books, papers and in the front line trenches. day 1800 to 1900. I 3CU 1911. Salem. Oregon time his surroundings arc just a pion. who ha« 5,060 rescues to his magazine articles he had read on Protestant Chape] 2, 9:30, Behind these war firemen gal “The Bible—the Word of God." •» bit different. As a civilian Ralph credit. the subject. • Chaplain Gail Cleland; Chap. I I lantly and bravely stand the aug ' is the title, and the chaplain, re- Camp Adair Shortly afiar darkness set in, the mented forces of preservation ... 9:30 a. in.. Chaplain Howard Pat- ' marking that 42.000.900 copies of ,'JI rick: Chap« 1 4. 9:00. 10:00. Clv.p- program started. Joe was slightly from the air raid wardens, the DIME MUSEUM the Bible are printed every year. lain Non is Halvosson. Chaplain disturbed ."t: reticent because the bomb squads, the evacuation units, ; in 900 languages and dialects, re By Pfc. John J. Gubelman Cecil Blown: Chap. I 5. 0:00. Chap. «lances which he like«! to attend on medical and first aid corps, to the grets that comparatively few per lain Norris Halvorson. Chaplain b riday night Jiad been cancelled in lone, roof-top sentinel who stands sons read the Bible at all and that favor of the demonstration. But his post endlessly, prepared to give Pvt. Walter Pitkewicz is the bar the Good Book “has been so much Virgil Jackson; Chap-1 6. 10:00, when the pfrhtram had been con the alarm which will bring these tender at the SCU Officer's club misused and abused that it has to Chaplain Charles O. Churchill. cluded, he figure«! an’evening like associate agencies into action. and an ideal man for the job. He some become a thing of magic ...” Free movies will Is- shown that was worth a thousand dances Simultaneously. Joe realized that “We have had several transla- Tuesday. October 27. at 1830. at ... especially Aince he. as a soldier, his country, America, as one of the is a patient listener, will laugh po is an integral part of this global United Nations was prepared and litely at any of your humorous i tions.” he says, “but the one trans Post Chapel No. 1. Avenue D and NQtice the many additions to your shopping list this week. New mer conflict, and as such, not only able to pay back, bomb for bomb, asides and has the kind of quiet, lation that all will read is the one Third treet North. The following films will be shown: -‘Exploring in which kindness, goodness, purity chandise is arriving daily. We are combing the markets for the new should havwrSch information at his the debt owed to the common ene confident dignity that character and justice are translated into with X-Rays.” “Speedway Te ted.” fingertips for his own safety and my. If the cure is not worse than izes so many of the Rfet-em-up bro things you will want as they come out. flesh and blood and the every day "This is Our War,” ai <1 “Bool; welfare, but also should be able the cause, it will at least match it therhood. Pvt. Pitkewicz comes by Christian life. This is a translation of Books.” to pass his knowledge on to others. ... to the last atom of material. WATCH THIS LIST AND CHECK ITEMS NEEDED In the last mentioned film, the all this naturally, for in civilian life understood and appreciated every Joe realized he could never learn Still in deep thought, Joe real Christian cavalcade moves to the where. ” Or better still — come into either of our stores—at Albany or Salem— the chemical composition of the ized the show had ended, and he he owned and managed his own music of church bells. Vieqpi of various bombs demonstrated, hut and his buddies were marching back bar and grill in Passaic, N. J. and go over the stocks with us. POST CH APEL SCHEDULE early hand-printed Bibles, the first “Wally's.” according to Wally, st least he knew now what to do in to ‘ their quarters, ‘ . But it wasn’t Avenue I) and 3rd Street North edition of the King James ver ion. case he was called on to dispose over. It had just begun. He and was and is one of the "gayest Friday. October 23 n testament in Die Cherokee In □ Brass Whistles of one. He was amazed by the his buddies were safe now, and he spots in town.” Right now Wally’s 1900 —Jewish service. dian dialect are also shown. Shcv. intense heat and light given off appreciated how safe they really father has taken over, but Wally Saturday, October 24 special modern printing presFoe at by the magnesium fire bomb, the were. The demonstration was has his memories of his semi-cir 1900—Catholic confession. □ Piping for all Branches work printing 128 pages nt a cular bar and his fifteen booths cancerous spreading of the therm purely that ... but it served to Sunday, October 25 □ Shoulder Patches • time, the proc-ess of ,nss< mhling. where he sold an average of 125 ite inccndiniQI, the quick destruc drive home the point that in actual 0800 Mass, Chaplain Talbott. I trimming, bit «ling and putting < n (We haw the Wolf.) n Polishing Rouge tion of the phosphorus and oil war zones, the stakes are higher gallons of whiskey a month. 60 or 0845 — Episcopalian service. I covers. Each l-ook contain« as more kegs of beer during the same bombs. But he saw how easily and the opponent is playing for Chaplain Newman. ! many pages ns ten average nov< 1;. period. And he remembers wist □ Garrison Caps they can be handled, by the person keeps. The demonstration dispelled 0930—Bible class, Chaplain Har I yet today it is produced by mil □ Uniform Buttons fully the days when his personal who has seen the demonstration the fantasy he had associated with mon. tWith Insignia.* weekly take—came to just about lions of copies and is the “best an dhas profited by it. With earth’s fire dropping from the heavens, three times his monthly Army pay. 1000—Protestant service. seller” in the world. 1115 Latter Day Saints, Elders most plentiful ingredient ... sand and brought the grim reality of □ Money Belts Wally's specialty in civilian life □ Wateproof Field Jacket ........ these destructive ingredients destruction to civilization in every was a drink composed of gin. pine V. B. Hair and A. C. Nebcker. St IIS FOR ( APT. RI TI.EDGE Rcjrulation. Wool Lined 1900—Vesper service. Chaplain are rendered harmless. meaning of the word. apple juice and brandy, and this Captain Berry I E. Worley, Camp □ Web Belts Excitement mounted when the Every day was a Fourth of July Jersey lightning is fast becoming Jorgenson. Adair police officer, is in contnnind HOSPITAL SCHEDULE □ Shorts and Shirts “forest” was fired by incendiaries, in wartimes. But each day was not an Oregon hit, too. But Scotch is of Hdq. C®., 8CU No. IDI I. While Friday. October 23 and reached an emotional climax a glorious, rollicking “holiday”... still the favorite drink here as in □ Zipper Utility Kits White Broadcloth Captain Paul S. Rutledge is on 1815-—Jewish service, Dayroom at the climax of the program... but a hard workday, a workday the East, although Pvt. Pitkewicz vacation. the “raid” of “enemy bombers” on for everyone. The fireworks start can't restrain a shudder when he No. 602. Pft. Morris Stavsky. □ Elastique Caps . □ Shoe Rags Sunday. October 25 the “city.” Although Joe fully ed in London; Joe hopes they’ll thinks of the Western habit of I00-; Wool, Piping for All Branches Red Cross Recreational Bldg No.312 MEDITATIONS realized it was a premeditated and end in Berlin. using a glass of lime soda for a 0800—Mass, Chaplain Schwar. staged stunt, it somehow wasn’t □ Non Com Metal Polish Joe looks forward to a real chaser. Other differences he ha« of 1000—Protestant service, Chap funny ... it wasn’t a laughing Fourth of July ... when the fire noted in drinking habits is the lack □ Chevrons for All Grades matter. For the silent suddenness works, once again, will be in the here of requests for Martinis and lain Newman. THE MEDICS □ Matchless Liquid Rouge 104th Division Service« of the approaching “bombers,” spirit of freedom and liberty for Manhattans and the large demand By T 5 Herl »handler Catholic — No. 7, 0900; No. 8. □ Hash Marks swooping scarcely thirty feet above the nations of the world who hold for Whiskey Sours. “Sours,” says 1000; No. 9, 0900; No. 10, 0900; No. □ Slippers - Packed in Kit Both O. D. and Stinta» his head in flight to the target, to the true principle of mankind. Wally, “are used strictly as a Proof that the- Medic: n r e morning-after pick-up back home. 11, 0800. brought a stark reality to the read- Protestant — No. 7, 1100; No. 8, I musical-minded is that five of the Here they start out on them.” Mix about and talkcd-about terror of "Aunt Lydio's" Thread [ Web Belts, Brass Buckles 0900; No. 9, 1000; No. 10, 1000; No. 12 piece SCI’ orchestra i-re Mi dies. ing milk and whiskey is another the dive bomber on the kill. Even Cooking With Gas | The hard-working quirtet: Fgt. 11, 1000. ¡ Western custom,' strange to him. though Believe. Joe could see Christian Science Service — No. John Ford, guitar; CpI. Rudolph I.. □ Jersey O. D. Gloves Wally has wanted to own a bar Ry T 5 Rolland C. Rogers London, Coventry, Athens . .. the F 1 Officers* Dress Gloves 11 at 1900 Wednesday; 1100 Sun Gross, violin; CpI. William C. Hill, ever since he ran an errand for a towns and hamlets of Belgium, Of Cooks and Bakers School - tenor sax; Pvt. William I. Dun barkeep as a child. The bartender day. □ "Spiffy" Collar Stays Holland and .^Czechoslovakia under can. trumpet, and Pvt. Joseph [ i Garrison Cap Covers was a magnificent fellow who could a hellish attack of incendiary and Christian Science Services Sicff. bass and electric guitar. lb» ii'iiiW More than 400 officer« and men afford a large expanse of belly, explosive bombs, and could feel the Grover C. Ferguson, wartime □ Army Photo Albums Two or more often g< t together cloaked in gleaming white. He are now attending the Camp Adair terror wrought and conceive the minister, will be in charge Sundays for jam session« during off-duty smoked a large, expensive looking [ I Suntan Shirts damage inflicted on the civilization branch of the Ninth Service Com at 11 and Wednesdays at 7, in hours, and the barrack they >elect □ "My Life in the Service" mand School for Bakers and Cooks, cigar and wore an elk’s tooth sus Chapel No. 11. of the earthl i. really jumps. The boys know their pended from a gold chain. The final Though sham, the toy village in according to figures released by I xisson-sermon for Sunday, "Pro scales and their hep-cat jive is convincer was the 25c tip Wally [ ! 0. D. Cotton Sox Albums flames as a result of the attack, Assistant Commandant, Major bation After Death.” strictly out of this world. go^ Wally bought his place when brought a sense of tangibility with Josiah J. Osborn, at the school’s ) The Golden text, “He that over- ♦ • • he was 21, thus automatically be H 0. D. Laundry Bags in his grasp. All too clearly could first “sheep skin” exercises. □ Regulation Oxfords conicth, the same shall be clothed For any sjiorts stati«li<- <f the The nine pioneers who received coming the youngest bar owner in in white raiment” (Rev. .3:5). With'Buckle past 10 year look up Pvt. R.chatd their diplomas Monday began New Jersey. Wally knows lots of Among the citations which com- □ Metal Soap Boxes people in Passiac and six months their course in the sultry days of ' HURLEY'S LOTION later was doing so well that the prised the lesson-sermon is the fol □ Garrison Shoes late August when classes were former owner wanted to buy his lowing from the Bible: “Now that For. Poison Oak □ Garrison Cap, Pdr. Boxes held in the old school building lo place back for three thousand more the dead arc raised, even Moses Over 5000 bottles sold. Guar cated at 3rd St. South and F Ave Athletic Supporter shewed at the bush, when he callcth than he sold it for. anteed treatment for poison nue. Classrooms were bare in the n Gun Cleaninq Brushes oak relief. ol)c bottle by mail. Wally has played the host to a the Lord the God of Abraham, and old building but the new school is number of big shots in the dance the God of Isaac, and the God of HURLEY? DRUGS, Albany Brasa Wire - 30 and 46 Calibre For Quality Shoe Ì Ties, Suntan and Black 7 complete in every detail—includes band field—among them being Jack Jacob. For he is not a God of the Repa'ring cooking thermometers, erasers and Teagarden, Woody Herman, Jan «lead, but of the living: for all live □ Army Wallets MORRIS W<- guarantee both work a new gasoline field range. □ Regulation Wool Sox Savitt and the Andrews sisters. The unto him” (Luke 20:37,38f. OPTICAL malmhip an<1 materials. The first class was drawn entire Andrews sisters were his favorites, The lesson-sermon also includes CO. □ Combs ly from SUU ami includes: Pfc. for besides ladiig young, pretty and the following correlative passages Full line of iHjIiahca □ Military Dress Shoes Heinz M. Larsen and Pvts. Edward well known to all Tils patrons, they from the Christian Science text Sunday or Folding erd Barber vi and shoe laces. evenings b y N. Rendell. Ivan Larson, Alma E. liought a drink for everyone in the book, “Science and Health with All Typ«-« appointment- 1|X S. 3rd St., ('orvalli* Larsen, William C. Shrope, Harry place as soon as they entered. Then □ Army Discharge Holders if no t con all Wally's regular« politely re venient other F Officers' Elastique Slacks turn«! the feature. All in all an wise. □ Housewife Kits - Roll Up l’ild< aid Giwn exciting and definitely profitable Phone r>528 evening. Dr. Harry E. Morris "Dyan Shine" Shoe Polish □ Metal Trench Mirrors Wally has had hi* .-banc.' to 111 State St- Salem open a larger place but preferred to stay where he Si«. lie likes to □ Glastic Dna Chains □ Saddle Soap know people, to talk to them, and feels that a larrc place prohibits f i Fitted Inspection Kits □ "Rointite" this. Wally has his favorites at the officers’ club, too. One <<f them i« For W m V t proofing Jucket a lieutenant’s wife with whom he ! French Sguare-toD Caps talks Russian. Others are offierrs □ Sewing Kits Over fnr hfl brniirh^F. who have great reputations for strictness — Gut whom Wally finds On ,November 9, 1912, every automobile owner will MILITARY JEWELRY □ White Emblem Tee Shirts swell, congenial fellows. The only have to register for gas rationing. At that time it thing that Wally misses in his eur- ! Spread Eagle. I'. S Army, Camp Adair Ylin’ature l apel Emblems rent work is the privilege of buy- ' will be ncceoary to register your tires and record the T«> -nd home not regulation. ire n drink for his favorite cus- i Inf. Q. M Sig ( -riM -Ord. Med. U. □ Souvenir Pillow Tops serial numberN. Bring your car in nod w. u iil record tornera. When he likes someom | <’gprrttc t'asen rh <! Wallets From < ‘ s - op A-lair particularly, he has an awful job I'. H. Emblem leather these number* for you; and yt the same t’rr.e test the tn keep from smiling and saying Identification Bracelet» Copper Button Boards heartily. "This one's on me.” But wheel alignment, and »uggegt any needed correction. Emhler- «nd In ignia Novelties hr can still «mile and he does. Emblem Rines We can Tredo-f.age your lire» and tell you alooH how Sterling Silver arc known by the Headquarters for Brushes, All Types I’osaryn can expert to get many mile* you Off-Duty Soldiers out of them with Regulation Sterling Silver Company that To Draw Pay for KP careful driving. These things are very important, Watch Strap» Moccasins I rather Goad looking. H»nd -rwn f« «th< r Now i» lhe time to get started. Don’t pul if off uni i Enlisted men who would like !«• i keeps them. for every brunch serve «» "lais boya” during their I the la-l day. of the nervier. off duty hours, arc asked to eon- I DIAMOND Ir 4th of July in October Star Exchange Loan Office CHAPLAIN'S COLUMN MONEY TO LOAN OFFICERS - NON-COMS SOLDIERS I KRATAVILS SHOE SHOP ATTENTION MOTORISTS Bishop^ IHAMOVDS Your Store in Salem FIELD CAPS tact ,M:ss Came Reedy. Cafeteria I fu6A«eM«HT »1*6 Ho«t--«s at Service Club No. I. <>5 BROWN'S LIBERTY VXD Bishop's Salem, Oregon There are several to be selected before the cafeteria staff ia com pitted. and the pay-s<ale baa been set. tentatively, at 50 cento an hour The work is light, surround- mg* pleasant, pay is rood and as- . ' I ’ aociatev. charming! Verily it is. | gentlemen, the inauic track. Th- lin- f ns' tn (I. right Rickard’s Garage Second and Van Buren Phone «I Army & Navy Goods Store ”Y nur D<>lla-’a Un»-ih Al” .tv«’’ TWO STORES FOR Y 01 R CONVENIENCE 233 N. f ommcrcial 2IMJ W. Second St ALBANY SALEM L
