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I Pfc. Klofkorn, Custodian, Says
j All Calls Mess Calls to Rookies
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SING! YOU SINNER.’
W: .o. 1 vets say it’s just this— ■I
Several View members have
—— - -mechanical age. Some, that. been enrolled in the men’s
sob • h of the new army just ‘ chorus this past week. All who
Books—
art r • as good at getting up with I have sung at the first three
for all ages and
the n as were their fathers. Oth-1 meetings are urged to be pres
at all prices.
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'-timers say it’s because the ent at 1900 next Monday, Post
bug - : was such an unpopular char- Chapel Avenue D and 3rd Street
act’ • that no soldier wanted the North. Several popular num
Leather Goods—
job. All, though, regret the pass-’ bers have been secured.
Writing Cases
ing ef the bugler from the Camp |
If you like to sing, why not
Diaries
Adi.
cene, as a figure that some-
make a real effort to be there
bow -ymbolized the old army to and lend your support?
Picture Frames
the’-.
Albums
Tt- bugle call still blares this
Bill Folds
week in the SCU area but the calls If Your Name is Here
are aimed - played from phono- You Have Mail at P.O.
Herewith a map of Salem showing how you soldiers can
find where you want to go—at least it should help. The cartograph
gra: records and built up through
Stationery—
er who made this map rode a bicycle and so naturally forgot to
a public address system. And there
If your name appears in the fol
Eaton’s Fine Papers
include the bus depot, which is located up there in the left hand
is a noticeable scratch that forms lowing list, call in person at the
corner on N. High street, across the street from the city hall.
a let ¿ground to the calls.
Camp Adair Pest Office, (1st bldg,
’Hi« calls are plenty loud, though. east of Divisional H.Q.) for your
Cards and Gift
VOLLEY BALLERS GO
On, r.rokie, not too far from the mail, and leave your correct mili Horne Bats for Foster;
Divisional volley-bailers under
Wraps
protest marshall’s office, where tary address. (Name, grade, A.S.N., Roses Sent Wife, Baby
Sgt. Tom Davee’s are developing a
the amplifying horns sit astride organization.)
top team which on Friday trounced
Clyde Adam«, E. F. Andrew«, Joseph
“. . . put my heart in beside the Service Battery team two
the roof, swears the contraption
P. Appef.
blasted him out of bed right into
Lyle Banning. Ronald Wesly Beaty, them . . .”
straight in an afternoon clash.
R. Bermter, Fmil Mahop, D. A.
Sgt. Sydney Foster approached Scores were 15-7 and 15-9.
the middle of the barrack floor the John
Bourne. Jr., Harold Brant, *Robert Bush
•Ray Carey. Robert E. Carr, James Cal Horne, camp telephone manag
other morning. And the first ser dkoinaa,
risMu Chrism tin, Charles J. I
geant at the provost marshall’s of < 'hrratilie«. Perry R Polar, Chtfrltw Col er. He said:
HOSE, 2,000 FEET OF IT
lin«. W. T. Colfon, D’Arcy Conday. Luther
“It is impossible for me to get
fice »ays that if the canned bugle Cooper, Daniel W. C om , Paul E. Cravens,
Two
thousand additional feet of
off
from
duty,
but
I
wa.it
to
ar
•George
Cumming«.
is good for nothing else, it’s still
Cliff Dahl, Joe Dia», Arthur J Dolan.
Madison at Fifth
worth the keep—because it does Jr., Robert Donohue. William Dudley, range to send some flowers to my fire hose has been put into service
John C. J>unn.
at
Camp
Adair,
Fire
Chief
A.
L.
wife
in
Denver.
She
has
just
re-
auch a fine job of keeping his men I Frederick Eagle, Charles J, Eident, Carl
Corvallis
turned home from the hospital with I Sherk said yesterday.
E. Ellis.
from nodding over their desks.
•Abe Factor, F Fnrset, James A a new baby. Can you help me?”
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\ Call for Everything
Fletrher. •Byron Ford, .lay H. Fowler.
Norwood Fowler. Grover W. Franke, John
Horne could, gladly, and did. He |
Pfc. Henry Klofkorn, who has J. Franklin. Earl W. Furniss.
Curtis Hall. •Howard W. Heimdnhl. took Sgt. Foster’s money to an Al
Take advantage of new LOW RATES for bodily injury and
charge of the canned bugle, has a Erling
Henrickson. Haymond M. Herrman. bany florist. He selected some flow
property damage:
large assortment of calls. Too ' Joe Hester, Charles Ilonell, Arnold H.
Annual Cost
insurance
Hubbard.
ers, following the strictest orders.
............ $12.75
large rn assortment, it seems. For
F W Jack ton, Ira Jackson. •Mike
Class A—Estimated annual mileage 3,000
He saw that the flowers and this
Jacobs,
Vernon
P.
Jn«*ger,
Deloriea
Jen
.............$13.50
thi .* okies in the area, most of sen, Harold Johnson, Alexander L. Jones.
Class B—Estimated annual mileage 7,500
message were sent to a young
.............$14.50
Class C—All others
whom are unfamiliar with the Morris Jones.
$10.80
Eddy Kasjier, James E Kidd. F G mother in Denver:
Named driver policy, no mileage limit ..........
cal! , think most everyone is mess Kingwell. •Thomas J. Kinney, *J. L.
Rates based on $5,000 $10,000 -bodily injury—$5.000
“A rose for each month of mar
Knepper, Wayne Knight
cal’.. They make a dash for the
property damage. Increased limits slightly higher.
•Martin Lackey. Robert Lacy. Raymond ried happiness, to welcome you and
•For $1.000 $5,000 bodily injury and $1,000 property
mess ‘lalls at the oddest times," W Lawrence. Maceo W. Lee. Robert E baby home. Love. Sydney.”
Lee. Lt. Leeper.
damage, reduce above rates 20 per eent.
aay Klofkorn.
William Madden. Edmond Lea McBride.
There were exactly «2 rose-buds.!
For complete insurance coverage of all kinds, see the
•Voiman McDaniel. George K McGIennen,
Klotkorn’s repertoire includi'* all Thoma«
P. Mr Nicholas, Jane* Melter,
. . and send them to the one 11
Michael, Arthur L Myer«.
the t --.nil calls and a lot more, too, Ellie
love.”
flarrv Nichols,
V. Olson, Tommi* L. O'Quin, William
just di case the rookies get too
308 Jefferson — Real Estate and Iusurance — Phone 1520
O’Toole
smart. He can confuse ’em any
James Parker. Leo T. Pironi, William
Preet e.
time vtih hi s “abandon ship,” “boy D •G.
I. Reier. Virgil I Kuebcnson
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Karl A Ralakov. Van Scott. *C M
scout ’•all.” “adjutant call,” and
Smith, Ted Spead. *J. I. W Spradley. Ish
-nn... defense call.”
mael R stembridgr. James Suetlik.
X I. Tavlor. Merle Taylor. •Frank W
Thi installed public address sys- T’ inplr.
-I M. H. Thotna«. Paul D Thoma«.
teu
n be used to make addresses Raymond II Thoma«. Phillip E. Thomp
son. Eugene K. Tortvra, R. Tucker,
to la „e groups of men and will •.luaeph Tysdal.
Benny Warren. •William Wet«. E A.
be sc se<l when needed, according William«
R. W William«. Lyman Wil
to 1,1 Edwin S. McAllaster, who liaiuson. Dayton R Wintemute. Ivan I.
Woodford. P. W. Woyark.
armi ktil for the canned bugle. An
• Drn«»tes news pa per. magaiine, large
add it nal advantage, he pointed euvelo|M>, or package.
out. - that men are released for
If all U.S. drivers of passenger
«thi t army jobs.
autos in 1040 had cut down their
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driving by 10 percent, they would
Th. total volume of the new >H- have saved 100.000 years of round-
t>u'i e ration lstoks would fill 128 | the-clock travel time at a rate of
fre<r't cars.
35 miles an hour.
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For Christmas
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We are still serving Steaks,
Lunches and Sandwiches
Complete fountain service
All at very reasonable prices
Drop in, enjoy excellent meals, well-prepared
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Serving Hours Daily: 0700 to 2200
Sundöy:
to 2200
Fountain: 1000 to 2200
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