Camp Adair Sentry
Fimrsuay, GeCobcr ZÜ, 1942.
Major Osborn Comes Out Against K.P
As Penalty—Calling It Unfair to Cooks
Chapel 1. 9 00-10.00 — Chaplain
Cecil W. Brown.
Chapel 5, 9:00 — Chaplain Phil
W. Roberts. 10:00 — Chaplain Vir­
gil W. Jackson will conduct preach-
irv.' and communion service. l'.Hsi
—Evening service by Chaplain
Jackson.
Chapel 6, 9:30 — Chaplain
Charles O. Churchill. 10:30—Chap­
lain John K. Ormond.
Married at Post Chapel
U ANTED!
Dead or Alive (preferably alive)
two enlisted men, with good
harmonizing voice*, to form two
third* of a trio to *ing with
hand at the Service Club No. 2
dances. Two good voices, good
at harmony, are desired. Con­
tact Mrs. Merriam at 2480...
and first come, first served. Oh.
we neglected to mention that
POST ( H \PEI. SEKVK'ES
Avenue D and 3rd Street North I the remaining third of the trio
is a very charming and beauti­
Friday. Ort. 30. 1912
ful girl. The line forms at the
1900 Jewish Services.
right, fellars!
Saturday. Oct. 31. 1912
1!XM) Catholic Confession.
most set against prohibition. Take
Sunday, Nov. 1. 1942
0800 Catholic Mas*, Chaplain the officers in this camp. In the
main they are against prohibition
Talbott.
0845 Episcopal Service, Chaplain and even approve of moderate
drinking, and their level of school­
Newman.
0930 Bible study, Chaplain Jor- j ing and intelligence is certainly
high.
genson.
(The others, consisting of enlisted
1000 Protestant service. Chaplain
nien, fairly glared at the corporal.
Jorgenson.
1115 Latter Day Saints. Elders Clearly, he was not only a chronic
drunkard. He was also a traitor
V. B. Hair and A. C. Nebeker.
1930 Vesp<T services, conducted to hi* class.)
The chaplain tried a new tack.
by Chaplain Jorgenson.
He said that chronic drinkers were
escapists, who couldn’t face their
I04TH DIVISION SERVICES
Chapel No. 7, 415th infantry troubles and therefore resorted to
area — Ave C ami 1st St. North: liquor. Or at least they were not
‘Catholic Mass—0900, Chaplain emotionally normal.
But the corporal could find an
Talbott.
Protestant—1100, Chaplain Vick. opening anywhere.
“That’s one side,” he remarked,
Chapel No. 8, 414th infantry
“
but
the other day a doctor of high
area — Ave. C and Sth St. North:
‘Catholic Mass—1000, Chaplain standing said there was something
wrong with men who didn’t drink
Murray.
Protestant
1100, Chaplain at all. They were timid, he said,
not sure of themselves. In fact
Yohe.
(Daily Catholic Maas at 0630). he practically called them cow-
Chapel No. 9, 413th Infantry arils.”
(The class glared some more and
area—Ave. C and 9th St. North.
I * ¡Catholic Mass, 0900, Chaplain grew restive, and there were mur­
murs of “Throw the drunk out.”)
' Klinsporn.
nnnsporn.
“Well, I think there’s something
Protestant, 1000, Chapli lain Nor-
in that,” the corporal went, on “be­
toil.
Chapel No. 10, Artillery area. cause I know it is so with me. In
my opinion there should be some
Ave. D and 9th St. North.
restriction,
for the sake of per­
•Catholic Mass, 0900. Chaplain
sons like myself. Especially in war
Mussel!.
Protestant, 1000 Chaplain Walk- time, when the nation’s full energy
r. (Daily Catholic Mass at 0630). is needed, the people who can drink
Chapel No. 11, Division Troops or let it alone should join forces
to bring about some restriction, for
area, Ave. D and 6th St. North.
the benefit of fellows who are
•Catholic Mass, 0800, Chaplain
harmed
by drinking.
Mussel.
“Drinking has hurt other mem­
Protestant — 0900, Chaplain
bers of my family, It might
Jenks (For 246 QM. Co. C only).
me. So I'm real cowardly
Protestant — 1000 Chaplain
never drink at ail.”
Jenks. Special music by Miss
(The class looked around in
Eleanor Hall, "Ave Maria,” accom-
raged amazement. Why the about-
companied by Lt. Mallory. (104th
facing hypocrite of a corporal, pre­
Div. and Special Troops).
tending to be on the side of the
Christian Science — 1100, Mr.
angels!)
F< rguson (Wednesday also at 1900)
Sunday School broke up ami the
‘Confession before Mass.
chaplain handed out a leaflet read­
only major power affected by the hunting in the lake ar.d marh
war which has taken no steps to areas was good, tncaibers of th?
curtail liquor consumption as a party said.
means for ir.crtasing efficiency in
the armed forces. ’
Books for Rent
Gordon's Slump Goes on
“It IM unfair (o punish men by doing the best they can. They
Even During Deer Hunt
putting them on kitchen police.”
should not consider themselves
Hundreds of good
tf
With that ringing declaration of P* loners, aerving out a sentence.1
Joe Gordon. New York Yankee
books
in our rental
Majqr Osborn looked sad when
principle, Major Josiah J. Osborn,
second baseman. i* still in a hitting
library—and a few
assistant commandant of the Ninth | it was remarked that K.P. i* often
slump, friend* declared in Bend,
Service Command School for Bak­ I given as a penalty, in this camp,
cents rents one.
Ore., this week when Gordon re­
ers and Cooks, today appeals, and that a threat of K.P. corre­
turned from a hunting trip into
through the ('amp Adair Sentry, sponds with a mother'* threat of a
south-central Oregon without a
for a stop to the vicious practice. 1 spanking, if a child won't behave.
deer.
There was one deer in the paity,
"I know, I know,” »aid the
But don’t get the major wrong.
but
the buck was bagged by Laddie 4
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major,
“
but
in
the
older
outfit*,
sympathizing
with
the
? isn’t
Gale, not Gordon. Gale got a 200-
>ld bricks anil bad actor* who | skilled in promoting morale, K.P.
1 come* to a man in line of duty
pound buck.
are given K.P. a a penalty.
Madison at 5th
Although Gordon was unable to
“I mean,” he explained, “that It ' and never a* a penalty.”
down a buck, he turned in a good
unfair to punish the cooks that
Corvallis
The major is a veteran of World
percentage of his shots at ducks,
the ones who War No. 1. In 1915 he joined the
ay, because the
geese and pheasants. Waterfowl
yet punished I they and the rest of I Canadian
Army,
because
he
the outfit, Aside from that, the I “wantlid to see what war was like,”
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practice is bad because it lowers ai. I he erved with the infantry
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the status of K.P. in the eyes of and a tunnelling company which
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tlx world and di trai ts from the helped to mine Hill No. 60, on the
of Corvallis. Oregon
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dignity of K.P.”
B< Igian border. That hill blew up
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“Sir, did you say ’dignity'?”
in 1917. Later he was with the
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“Certainly, K.P. is a duty. Nay, lit and 42 nd American division*.
Mian Patricia O’Hare and I’fe George Capri a* they were
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ore, a privilege. It gives a soldier He wears three battle clasp*, Fol-
married by Chaplain Alf W. .lore. . i n. in a t»o-ring ceremony.
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Relations
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a chance to see how the food is lowing the war he was with our
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prepared and to check up on the infantry in China anil Alaska and
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cleanliness of the kitchen.
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ha* run a Seattle restaurant and Company Turns Out
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But how are the cooks punished, bi'i'ii a C.C.C. commiinding officer.
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Capri's
Wedding
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By Earl McCloud, C.S.B.. of San Antonio. Texas
and the rest of the outfit, when
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Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church,
is looked on as a penalty?
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“I’m in a wonderful outfit,” say-
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The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston. Mass.
That’s easy,” said the major.
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Pfc.
George
Capri.
A
fellow
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By ami large the men who get
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feel that way when the entire out
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punished are poor soldiers. They
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fit turns out for hi* wedding, ul
ate A.W.O.L. from the kitchen
though he has boon in camp only
North End of Eleventh Street
and the harassed cooks have to go
three week*.
on K.P. hunts. They are apt to be
Thursday Evening. October 2!), at 8:00 o’Cloek
104th Div. Med. Off.
Mis* Patricia O’Hare and tie
slovenly and careless, so that the
Ihe Public Is Cordially Invited to Attend
private
class were married by
cooks must watch them to see that
Has Enviable Record Chaplain first
Alf W. Jorgensen, at i
they perform their duties properly
and keep the food dean. Tin y dam­
The appointment from Captain double-ring ceremony last Friday,
age food and waste it. They peel to Major of Hugh Warren Jonen in in Post Chapel No. 1. Lt. Aaron
the potatoes to ribbons and they tlm medlcul corp*, 104th division, M. Schandler, *he bridegroom’:
break dishes.”
ha* been announced by the war de­ commanding officer, gave the bride !
away and Mr*. Schandler was
And how about the rest of the partment.
outfit, sir? llow do the other
Particularly rapid ha* been pro- bridesmaid. Mrs. J. J. Cuda, of
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soldiers suffer when K.P. is a gre t of the young major (he i* Vancouver, was maid of honor and
you can possibly
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Capri,
the
soldier’*
punishment?
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send home is a
“That should be dear, too. Men regular army Feb. 14, 1940, at the brother, win best man. lie flew
who arc punished are likely to be army-navy hospital, Hot Spring*, from Vancouver to attend the wed
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sullen. In fact it’s the sullen type Ark. To digies*:
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Bride
and
bridegroom
of soldier wh<> gets punish'd in the
It nil began in Kansan City, Mo.,
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first place. Such men grow more where Hugh Warren Jone* wa* Los Angeles and have
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and ^nore sullen as the day wears born on Jan. 25, 1915. Hi* boyhood, quainted four years Pfc. Capri w.i
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of you as you are.
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on, ami they take it out on every­ however, was »pent at Helena, in the brokerage coinini ion l u
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body around them. Therefore in tin i Ark., and on completion of regular ness. After a wedding reception
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mess hall, where ull should be ¡■holding Jone* attended the Uni­ in the company mes • hull, Pfc md
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Your
Buddies
Will
Tell
You
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sweetness ami light, and where versity of Arkansas where he Mrs. Capri flew to Seattli
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weekend
honeymoon.
there should be a friendly home i tied both Ills batchelor of science
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atmosphere to miikv up fur any and medical degree*.
Oh yes, the bride,
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lack of such pies as mother used
He Herved hi* interneahip nt wore n silver fox costume suit
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to make, you have flow<ring Vo in Hospital. There romance the bridegroom, 36, in the -ervici
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brows, bitter remarks, a mood of winged in. Jolie* met and loved a since September 26, ami now at
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Open Evenings Except Thursdays
ill udi. T um I is bud for the di pietty nurse. The officer-to-be tuched to the 96th Infanti' I
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gestion.
from Helena, Ark., and the girl sion here, wore the conventional
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ing: “The United States is the *
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hi the mens
(Marjorie Leggett) of Burlington, olive drub.
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hall he doesn't want to lei I Unit Vt.. were married — in St. Louin,
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“Everlasting Punishment” will
the kitchen police are only intei And they’ve traveil'd much since.
be the subject of the Lesson-Ser­
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< ted in how soon tiny cun get Beenuse —
mon in all churches of Christ,!
him out of there. He likes light
Major Jone* ha* served at many
d (' imp Adair chaplains, Scientist, on Sunday, Nov. 1.
banter and engaging tulk and station* since Id* first army up
with members of their
The Golden Text will be, “My
good cheer. So the kitchen police pointment and until he came to
and friends, were honored son. despise not the chastening of i
should I m * men who take pride in Camp Adair on August 12. From
d i\ evening at n reception the Lord; neither be weary of his
Hot Spring* he went to Ft. Ogle­
! i rati d < hurches, Cor- correction: for whom the Lord i
Post Sanitary Officer
thorpe, tin.; thence, to Army Medi-
•e function was sponsored loveth he correijteth; even as a fa­
<ul School at Washington, D. C.;
h< A- isiatiim of Federated ther the »on in whom he delight- |
Has Filled Many Rol!s
to Army Medical Field Service
li id«d by Mis. Charles eth” (Prov. 3:11,12).
School at Carlisle Burrach*, Pa.)
Promotion of l«t l t. Joe Koebele W
' The arrangements were
Among the citations which will I
to Station Hospital, Camp Forrest, Ellsworth. cliii f siinituis offe ,i ufi Id
by Mrs. J. W. Riley. Mrs.
comprise
the Lesson-Sermon is the i
Tenn ; to 9th inf. division at Camp thè post, to eaptain. wu . .....
I . II.
I* I er. Mr- A. I.. Keelie.V
Binkley, I'exii . Then, on to Camp this wet«k. Cnpt Ellsworth niii'it^
W. M. Adrion, the latter following from the Bible: "The I
Adair,
ed to Camp Adnir freni th> Il .i t< ' r
new church hostess for statutes of the Lord arc right, re- I
Thursday. October 2!)
Friday-Saturday. October 30-31
joicing the heart: the command­
leggiti Military re > ti.-itivii at
ment
of
the
Lord
is
pure,
enlight
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.li>|oa. California, last July
W \NN V RIDE?
ening the eyes. The fear of the
Captaiii Ellsworth, u c dii
(Lloyd Nolan, Marjorie Weaver)
l^*rd is clean, enduring for ever:
Cpl. D. Kitrina, |a>*t motor of thè Univi • -Hy of Califoi i i li
(Mickey Rooney, Freddie Bartholomew)
<
A Ship Is Born
the
judgment*
of
the
Lord
are
true
pool, i* anxious to contact any­ *i<rwd in ninnvrou* cupiiedii - sii
A Iona on Sarong Seas
The Bulldog anti the Baby
and righteous altogether" (Ps. |
one in need of daily transporta­ bidng rommissioned a 2nd lieuti H-
Movietone News
The
Wrestling
Octopus
19:8,9).
tion between Albany and Camp ant in thè infantry r . rves in
and wrv*
The Lesson-Sermon also includes I
Sunday. November 1
Adair. The corporal has ac­ 1929. After sel ci al pcriods of *
Monday, November 2
the infor- the following correlative passages I
commodations for four passen­ tire iluly with thè iutli ini al 1
s held in from the Christian Science text- I
ger* and can be contacted by I Presidio of San Francisco, he w
ns of the book, "Science and Health with I
(Constance Bennett, Brod Crawford)
ilmlinu 1911.
transfered to thè leni- and cl. il
Key to the Scriptures,“ by Mary
(Gloria Jean, Jane Frazee)
The Impatient Patient
board ut Ft Lewis in Jul> 19Iti
Baker Eddy: “Truth, Life, and Love !
Information
Please
OctolHf of thiit year hi un
are the only legitimate ami etern­
Tl
Along The Texas Range
to thè heavy w< apuli» servire i h
al demands on man. and they are H
(Craig Stevens)
ut Ft. Bvnning. Ga., and up " fi
•y
Tuesday-Wednesday. November 3-1
spiritual lawgivers, enforcing j
ishing in Januaiy, 1941. wa* s<
obedience through divine statutes.
I» HF
back to Ft. Lewis a* nsM-tiint
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Controlled by the divine intel-
of thè third division.
(Edgar Bergen. Charlie McCarthy,
I i genre, man is harmonious ami
1 aiter he was tif iglieli to
Fibber McGee and Molly)
eternal, Whatever is governed by
I5th infantry a assistant S 3
March of Time
a false belief i* discordant and
<1 the I
un October l*t, 1941, wn ap
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mortal" (p. 184).
N‘>vem
L* r
ed third division monile o
Chapel
Upon lieing proni.it! d to l-i
That disturbing element, the cor­
t
tennnt, hi' was miuh a- i-tan
poral who told Chaplain Lloyd V |
9t> I II DB ISION SERI It ES
sanitary offieer at Ft Lewis
Harmon that he considensl Joseph 1
( 'atholie
Capi. Ellsworth holda bolh b.u h
unehivalmus for resisting the
2.
103)0.
elor of Science and master of sci
blandishment* of Potiphar's wife,
I. 7 00 * 30 11:30 <<jn-
enee degrees a* «veli a- a do. tot . f
back in ancient Egypt, »bowed up i
tiirdav
1800
to
11HH».
philosophy dvgree ut thè Unix, i
Thursday-Friday. October 29-30
again at Sunday School.
Saturday. October 31
I. * mV 11: 10 confession
»ity of California Ile i* a niemb. r
Tlie
lesson
was
aisiut
strong
S,
1800
to
11*00
of thè Ameman A"ocmti<>n fot
drhik, and the chaplain wished that .
(Brian Donlevy, Robert Preston)
thè Advanrement of Sciente, thi
everybody ecu Id be made aware of
s.
(Constance Bennett. Brod Crawford)
Uabbit Who Came to Supper
Sigma Xi. Gamma Alpha, Alplio
the harm it would do him.
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Impatient Patient
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News
lata ami Pili Sigma frati tolte
"But most people ■wm quite un­
information Please
Hi* professional membri-hip- in­
harmed by it," the corporal broke
Sunday-Monday. November 1-2
Along The Texn< Rantre
clude thè Para-itohn i*t» S ct\
m. 'The drinkers include many of
Ill»<l,ll \l SFR\|CES
of America, thè Entomob c al S
the most suerensful and delightful
eiety of America ami thè S. n ty Red CrxMis Reerx.ition R.s>m 312 people in the world and they live
Tuesday. November 3
A . ■
. - 4 |
(Charles Boyer, Ginger Rogers.
of Economie Entomolog : si.-
Bundax, Xoi. I. 1942
long and usefully ami give no
Edward
G.
Robinson,
etc.)
Osss Cath
Mass, t’haplain trouble
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“We've lost eiervting ix<«pt a Kenney
(The others present turned ami
(Gloria Jean, Jane Frazee)
KMHt
l'rot
smug sense of cotnptareitcjr,” -aid
Chap- looked at the corporal with ab-
Wednesday. Not ember I
lain Neww
LWuta'nant General Bn hen II
horrenc. Who waa the *o<‘ Had
Somervell, commanding Service- of
I rida*. (hiotwr 3». 1942
he even come drunk to Sunday
(Craig Stevens)
Supply, “and that'* one thing we've
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(Joe E. Brown. Marguerite Chapman)
got to lose and lose fast or we'll No. tip*, p ) i M,<rri* Stavskv,
Air Train Corps of America
The chaplain decided to ignore
loae oui independence "
Stranger
Than Fiction
hint and discussed the subject of
Protestant
Hatteras Honker«
education. suggesting that it wae
ignorance of the fact* which ac­
count
for much of the drinking
n How- But the corporal wouldn't keep
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