Camp Adair Sentry
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Thursday, November 19,1942
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a week for 12 weeks.
This is one of a series of classes
sponsored by the U. S. Office of
Education under the engineering,
science and management war train­
ing program. The courses are of­
fered with the expectation that peo­
ple satisfactorily completing them
will be qualified to take part in
the war industrial program.
Courses are conducted without
cost to the student, except for text
material and drawing equipment.
Women who are eligible must be
high school graduates or have equi­
valent training.
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tion has been named the “Curie- one seeks violent conque. :.-. the 1 the law of war. Treatment by our
' gram.”
other the relief of mankind. The antiseptic methods may preserve
Pasteur. Peace and War
one places a single life above all the lives of thousands of soldiers,
Louis Pasteur, French chemist,
victories,
the other sacrifices hun- Which of these two laws will pre-
proved that fermentation is the
dreds
of
thousands
of lives to the vail, God only knows. But of this
result of minute organisms. He
we may be sure—that science, in
studied the cause of diseases of ambition of a single individual.
“The law of which we are the obeying the law or humanity, will
Hilarity and good fellowship key­
beer and wine «nd did much to
noted the formal opening of the
save the silk industry all over the instrument strives even through tho always labor to enlarge the front­
new officers’ club in Eugene last
I world. He revolutionized the pro- camage to cure the wounds due to iers of life."
Saturday.
I duction of alcohol, established the
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Those prominent in Eugene’s so­
germ theory, showed the history of
cial and civic life were on hand to
the fatal cattle scourge of anthrax
make the officers from Adair con­
I and put ap end to chicken cholera.
tented with their lot and a suffi­
T H. Huxley said that the money
cient number of junior* hostesses
' value of Pasteur's discoveries was
H*
were there to satisfy the most ex­
I enough to cover the whole cost of
/NV's/aie
acting colonel. Late in the eve­ Dogs of War Added to
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i the war indemnity paid by France
ning, a musically gifted officer
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i to Germany in 1870. Then study­
cOllAÍ Ti
Camp
Adair
Personnel
(name not obtained by our officer­
ing hydrophobia in man and rabies
reporter) amazed everyone when he
in dogs, he produced a bacillus
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sat down at the piano. This resulted
which could be used for inocula-
Kimbly, its commanding officer, is­
I
in an impromptu sing-fest in which
tion.
sued a call for patriotic citizens
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everyone participated. The club
Pasteur, preferring to remain
| who possessed Dobermann-Pinsch-
rooms, located in the Eugene hotel,
poor, was a devout Catholic, and
| ers and German police dogs to do­
are handsomely furnished with
these were his words at the inau­
nate them to the army for the
easy chairs, card tables, a juke box
guration of the lnstitut Pasteur:
experiment. The services of an ex­
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and other comforts.
“Two opposing laws seem to me
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Sponsors of the club request that pert dog-trainer were secured, and
now in conflict. The one, a law
post officers planning on visiting it was not long before these dogs
of blood and death, opening out
Eugene this week end phone the replaced 12 sentries in the regular
Even in a photograph you can see that these pioneer women have a soothing bedside manner.
each day new modes of destruction,
Public Relations Officer, phone guard set-up.
Sure they
( amp Adair They were about the
“ are 1 pioneers— 7 pioneer nurses in
” * the large hospital at ..
forces
nations to be always ready
The
experiment
was
so
success
­
SAY OFFICIARSI
2981. This will enable those in
first to arrived. Left to right: Miss Antoinette Rinaldi, from New York City: Miss Sadie Whelass.
BEFORE
for battle. The other, a law of
charge to provide junior hostesses ful and the reports so favorable,
frMB South Carolina; Therman J. Weems, soldier, from Arkansas: and Miss Mary Matula. from
In Military os well at Civilian life, you have fo have
pence, work and health, whose on­
Naw York City. (Public Relaiions Photo)
for all.
that the War Department accepted
•nop and polish I
ly aim is to deliver man from the
the offer of Dogs for Defense,
spot without moving. This com- . be free of worms. He must not run dated, that she made her solitary calamities which beset him. The
EASY AND QUICK
V
Inc., an offer to supply dogs for mand is: STAY, preceded by the
Adair Sergeant Has
away. He must be unafraid of ‘ rounds at night, lamp in hand, to
The Self Adjusting SPIFFY Collar Stay it easy to put on
the United States army. Up to dog’s name. The dog should as­
—takes just a few seconds, and assures you of a crisp,
noises. Great emphasis must be (relieve suffering if possible, and
$2000 in War Bonds
November of 1942, 125.000 dogs sume an alert sitting position. The*
fresh appearance.
placed on his attitude toward | that she had 10,000 men in her
CLASSIFIED
have been requested by the army,
COSTS ONLY A FEW CENTS
charge and general superinten­
Sergeant Joel Swank, of the Tim­ and it is understood that most of dog’s response must be instantan­ strangers.
ADVERTISING
eous, but the dog’s attitude must
The dog who has lived in a ken­ dence of all hospitals on the Bos­
ber Wolf division, is believed to be
ON
SALE AT ARMY AND PX STORES
Ten cents per line rer insertion.
these dogs have been procured.
be one of compliance. The dog will nel is of more value than is one phorus. She fought the red tape of
Count 5 words to line. Cash uniat ac­
the most patriotic soldier now sta­
company copy wttn order.
Dogs for war are no novelty. not learn this lesson as long as he who has lived in a home. Likewise, the commissarit and through ang­
tioned at Camp Adair. Sgt. Swank
has to his credit $2.000 in United They have been used extensively in resents the restraint.
the dog who has lived in the coun­ er, will and compassion managed to
NOTICE: Soldiers placing
States war bonds and plans to buy warfare since early history. Han­
INVISIBLE COLLAR STAY
It takes three weeks of daily try may he more valuable than one change the situation so that in less
classified ads in this column
more.
nibal used them; so did Ghengis two-hour sessions before a dog who has lived in the city.
than
five
months
of
1854
the
hos-
This all started when Swank was Khan, and also Napoleon. Benja­
which require answer to your
will learn to “STAY.” He is gently
Russia Used 20,000
pital death rate dropped from 42
forced to sell a 1942 Chevrolet truck
location, must have answers
min
Franklin
laid
down
a
plan
prodded
into
position
as
the
com
­
Russia used 20.000 dogs in her percent to 2 percent.
in order to prepare for army duty.
go through Camp Public Rela­
He turned the cash into war bonds. for the training of large and fierce mand is uttered. If he moves he is army during last winter’s fighting.
What Reed Did for Us
tions office. No outfit designa­
In civilian life he was and still dogs. The British used them in restrained.
They carried spare rifles, machine
tions may be printed in these
Walter Reed, bacteriologist, en­
is deputy sheriff for Lake City, the Crimea war to carry light
Must Build Morale
guns, and even demounted 20 mm.
columns. Public Relations of­
Colorado. He was a member of the equipment to the front. In World
The trainer must constantly cannon. They helper! to locate tered the United States army medi­
fice will forward answers to
cal corps in 1874. Then in 1898 he
city council and owned and operated War I, 75,000 saw military service. build up the morale of the dog by
wounded men before they froze to
a tourist camp. He attended Nor­ Through No-man’s-land they car­ praise and stroking as long the dog
your address.
was chairman of a committee to
death.
Russian
war
dogs
have
even
mal college. He was known in his
ried dispatch pouches, medical kits, remains quiet. Care must be taker, been taught to drop with para­ investigate the causation a n d
Foil SALE
community as being quite a hunter.
mode of propagation of typhoid fe-
Many times he acted as a guide to 1 even emergency rations and extra not to tire the dog. When he is re­ troops, and to go into battle with
ves, an epidemic of which had ACREAGE, farms. Large selec­
i ammunition. They dragged tele- leased, he is rewarded with q lov­ specially fitted gas masks.
tourists on elk hunting trips.
broken out among the soldiers. He
tion. Robinson Realty, Independ­
SA;ank has been in the army eight I phone wires across exposed ter- ing pat or a tidbit. Some dogs are
The dog has always been the
ence.
pmo.
months. After being inducted at : rain; they helped stretcher-bearers sensitive to criticism, some must best friend of a soldier, as well as submitted a report on typhoid fever
Fort Bliss he took his basic train­ to find the dead and wounded dur­ be coaxed, but never given a chance man. His loyalty is unquestioned, in military camps, which helped to
TURKEY TOMALES. 318 S. 7th ñ
ing at Camp Barkeley, Texas, and ing midnight rescue missions.
to fail. Some are thick-skinned, his silence on military secrets is put an end to the* scourge. Later he
St., Pho. 354-W, Corvallis.
2p.
from there was transferred to
and can stand an occasional rebuff assured. He is dependable and investigated yellow fever, working
Role Has Changed
Camp Adair as a line sergeant.
on
the
theory
that
the*
parasite*
The increased importance of to push them along.
1941 PLYMOUTH De luxe sedan,
faithful, and knows always the
The sergeant says that war bonds
After learning the first two com­ highest call to devotion and duty.
was carried only by mosquitos. Co­
good tires, good appearance,
are the best investment he has | , production and the abandonment
workers sacrificed their lives in
$950. Write IL A. Peterson. Hdq.
seen yet and he intends to keep I of trench warfare in World War II, mands. HEEL and STAY, the next
experiments proving that he was
Co. 2249, Camp Adair.
putting his money to work as pay changed the role of the military command is: OUT. It means that
' dog. His strategic value now lies the dog must go in search, in the Four Hospital Streets
right and since* then sanitary en­
days come.
FOR RENT
in guarding supply depots, vital direction indicated by the trainer. Perpetuate Names
gineers have* eradicated yellow fe­
Be Not Tempted
installations and encampments.
ver from much of the* world.
GOOD 8-ROOM house furnished
Drawing and Lettering
The next command is: COME,
The properly trained animal can’t
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France, Curie* and Radium
and equipped with 2 electric kit­
be bribed, and bears risk fearlessly. and the dog must respond to the other days belong to that France
Course Open at O.S.C.
Pierre Curie and Marie Curie,
chens, 2 living rooms. Suitable
Having better than human scent command in face of all obstacles. which rejoiced with the United his wife, were physicists, and are
for families of 2 officers. Apply
A class in elementary engineering I and hearing increases his efficien- A dog who might be tempted by States on November 11, 1918. They known chiefly for their work on
L. A. Robinson. 352 No. Cattron
Here’s the gift that pleases close friends and relatives
drawing and lettering for women | cy to his master on sentry or patrol food in the hand of a prospective belonged to the France that Amer­ radio-activity, He was of Paris
St., Monmouth.
the
most your photograph! And you will be pleased
saboteur
is
a
greater
hazard
on
has been announced by Oregon I duty. A dog’s very presence on
icans loved and wish to restore to and she came from Warsaw, in
with our expert work.
State college school of engineering. lonely foul’s of duty is a deep com­ duty than no dog at all.
SALEM
FURNISHED
house,
5
or
freedom. But to take the four 1898 they detained polonium and
To sum all this up, the main les­
The class begins Tuesday evening, fort to the sentry.
7 rooms, G-E oil furnace, Orien­
Open from 1 I’. M. to 10 P. M. daily.
radium from pitchblende* which
names
in order:
The time necessary to train these son which a sentry dog learns is to
Nov. 24, at 7 o’clock in Room 311
tal rugs, etc. 2 blocks from bus
they
had
subjected
to
a
very
labor
­
Britain's
Angel
of
Mercy
Apperson hall on the college cam- dogs is about two months, and his give an alarm whenever he sees,
line. Phone Mrs. Bradley, 3844
t Florence •Nightingale, hospital ious process. They did much work
xus. and will meet three hours twice success as a sentry dog stems hears, or smells anybody. He may
I
Salem after 5 p. m.
p.
on
the*
properties
of
radium
and
reformer,
was
so
moved
by
reports
largely from the famous Obedience do this three ways: by coming to
, of the suffering of soldiers in the the* Nobel prize for physics Was di­
WANTED
Test of the American Kennel Club. attention, growling, or barking.
After training, the dog is turned Crimean war that she requested vided between Curie* and He nri '
The gamut of sentry dog training
SOLDIER'S WIFE experienced in
over to one of the Training and permission to go to the Crimea Becquerel, who had discovered the
is simplicity.
housekeeping and child'care. Pri­
1
and
do
whatever
she
could
to
im
­
radio-active*
properties
of
uranium.
He receives only four commands, Reception Centres of the Army
vate room and bath. Call Mrs.
Post Exchange No. 1, Main Bus Terminal, Phone 2904
plus the ability to growl a warn­ Quartermaster Corps. There is no prove conditions. Sidney Herbert, In 1911 Mme. Curie win awarded
E. L. Barrett, 204, Albany.
2p
British
secretary
at
war.
authoriz
­
the
Nobel
prize
for
chemistry.
La
­
Christmas Cards
partiality
in
selecting
candidates
ing, which he must master.
The first command the dog must for training. Dogs of either Bex ed it and with a staff of 38 nurses ter the Sorbonne created a radium SOLDIERS to represent their own
with your name
acceptable, after meeting the I she went to a barrack hospital at institute and she was placed at the
outfits in the news columns of
learn is: HEEL. The dog must be are
i
imprinted—from
I Scutari.
heael of the research eiepartinent.
requirements:
under control at all times without following
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The Sentry. Turn your stuff in
It is on record that she stood She* also did much to establish a
A dog must be between the age J
a leash. He stays close to the left
to the Camp Public Relations
side of his handler. It is not nec­ of one and five. The dog must have duty 20 hours at a stretch to see rado-activity laboratory in War­
office, where it goes through
essary for him to sit, automatical­ distemper inoculations. He must that the wounded were accommo- saw. During World War No. 1 she
censorship and is prepared for
organized
valuable radiological
ly, when his handler halts. Absolute
publication.
services in "hospitals and in 1921
Hurrell Girl
steadiness is essential, rather than
President Harding, on behalf of •'
perfection of position.
Stencil
the women of the* United States, I
Lesson number two of the sentry
Duplicator Supplies
presented her with a gram of I
Madison at 5th
dog begins at the end of the first
week, after trainer and dog are
radium in reconition of her great
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se
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services
science. _____
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unit of
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well acquainted. The dog is taught
to remain on guard at a certain
measurement for radium emana-
411 Madison St., Corvallis
Camp Officers
Ok Eugene Club
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Corl's Book Shop
ROBLEE
Camp Adair
OFFICERS
Service Men
Exchange
Restaurant
Extra thick soles are the
"big guns" in men’s shoe
styles.
Double Sole
LES NEWMAN'S
in Salem
Has What You Need in Extra
Clothing—Equipment—Metal
Insignia
Now Serving From
SERGE TROI SERS
SI I l PING I! M.S
BUTZ
AIR MATTRESSES
KITS OF ALL KINDS
CHEVRONS
FIELD JACKET»
ZIPPER BAGS
OVERSEAS CAP
GARRISON CAI’S
O. I), sox
TIES
GARRISON BEI.TS
8 a. m. to 8 p. m
Ave. F and 1st Street South
Across from Central Field House
Heavy Single Sole
.Many Other Items
The square deal in moderate prices for excellent food
Others from 1M.D5
plus snappy service, at our new location, is meeting
with wide approval.
LES NEWMAN’S
Some equipment is still arriving, and our
service will continue to improve daily..
George Harrell, «tdely known for ht» photograph« of Holl»,
beautie». 1« now in the army. A committee chose th»« photo
of Actreaa Leslie Brook« a« the "Harrell Girl" for the daratioa
Where Buddies Meet
War Department Authorization AG-095
179 N. Commercial Street — Phone .*>.'»<)* — Salem, Ore.
B uster B rown S hoes
1.16 S. 3rd Street
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Corvallis, Ore