Camp Adair sentry. (Camp Adair, Or.) 1942-1944, January 14, 1943, Page 14, Image 14

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    Camp Adair Sentry
Thursday. January 14.1943.
Gen. Cook Explains
Army Orientation
Timber Wolf Commander Says
Courses Will Show How to Win
Capt. Eagle New Head
Of Bakers and Cooks
AMP ADAIR is presently engaged in the greatest
campaign “TO SELL MORE WAR BONDS THAN
ANY OTHER CAMP IN AMERICA.” And we can
do it, too. All it needs is your help. If you are an
Officer, Enlisted Man, or civilian, attached to this
Station, Buy Your War Savings Bonds here, where
every Bond Purchase increases our Percentage of
Participation.
If you do not possess a “Class A Pay Reservation,”
we urge that you contact your unit representative, or
Post War Bond Office immediately.
C
(Continued From Page 1)
North Dakota National Guard, the
new Assistant Commandant, helped
protect the state's capital city. Bis.
marck, from a so-called "pitch fork
brigade.”
The state’s governor. Langer,
was being tried in federal court at
tlie time and according to rumor
the farmers of North Dakota were
marching on Bismarck for the pur­
pose of lynching the United States
marshall and the federal jury.
"I didn't see a single pitchfork
artist," lamented the captain, “and
our company was soon ordered back
to the sage brush to finish our
maneuvers. But,” he added, "it
was fun while it lasted.”
The captain's hobbies include
photography, radio and mechanics.
made the trip on the S.S. Titan, a ACREAGE, farms. Large selec­ WOMAN TO ASSIST with house­
British ship. His division was ex­
tion. Robinson Realty, Independ­
work. Will have good room with
changing artillery shells with an
ence.
pmo.
private bath, also privilege* of
Austrian division on Nov. 18, 1918.
having husband stay nights and
FOR RENT
"Gosh, those shells made a lot
dinner occasionally. Good wages,
of noise," says Henry.
pleasant surroundings. Mr*. G.
About 45 minutes before he was BEAUTIFUL HILLSIDE country
('. K nodell. 808 Washington St.,
home 5'i miles from camp on
scheduled to leave Camp Aduir a
Albany. Phone 415.
scenic drive 2 miles from Albany.
mail orderly handed him a square
Nine rooms, every modern con­
shaped manila packet from Local
Board No. 16, New York county
venience. oil heat, wonderful SOLDIERS to represent their own
061, 17 Perry Street. New York
view, large estate. May be used
outfits in the news columns of
city.
The Sentry. Turn your Rtuff in
for two families — two complete
“My God, I've been drafted,”
to the Camp Public Relations
kitchens, etc. Can furnish one
Henry said.
office, where it goes through
electric stove and refrigerator,
few other pieces. Available Jpn.
censorship and is prepared for
publication.
uary 1st. Inquire Hurley’s Drug
"Flying Colors," Girl
Store, Albany.
The Army Orientation Course of ing. We cannot march five miles in
the Timber Wolf Division will ex­
one hour, yet We are not used to
plain and discuss the major events bombing and shooting and don’t yet
of military importance that have know how we and our buddies are
occurred since the war began in going to react in battle. We may
193ft, Major Genera’ Gilbert R. feel that we can trust our reaction,
Cook announced in a KOAC broad­ but not that of our buddy. Our
Revue Comes Wednesday
cast, introducing the series.
buddy may feel the same way.
“How the Axis powers have ruth­ Confidence in the Team Needed
(Continued From Page 1)
lessly over-rur and dest>oyed free­
in "Flying Colors.” Both are
“We fight with the foregoing
dom loving nations.’’ will be de­ material in the battles to come. And
world-famous acts. The Arnaut
scribed. he said. “How our allies we are going to do it with the ut­
Brothers’ trick fiddling and famil­
have more than held their own most confidence in ourselves and
iar whistling love-birds routine is
POST WAR BOND OFFICE
awaiting our arrival.”
Hqrs. S.C.U. 1911, Camp Adair, Oregon
clever and funny. The three Winter
in our buddies—our team mates.
The commanding general of the Our team mates include other di­
Sisters offer a fast, figshy act
division added that the speakers in visions of our army and of our al­ ■
which starts off with regulation
Stories Like This Proof
ths course would “show you in no lies. We must know how to fight
Country Cant Be Licked tapping and ends in a whirl of
uncertain terms what we are up with them.
rapid-fire acrobatic stunts.
against—the type and character of
Barbara LaMarr Sings
“ ‘How 'to fight’ means that we
(Continued
From
7*age
1)
fighters we must be trained to meet can hit what we shoot at individ­
Barbara LaMarr, blues and
nel. By authorizing Post Finance
and defeat.
rhythm singer and the dramatic
ually—one shot—one Jap. It means
Office to issue bonds to civilians, 1
“Simply
stated,
‘orientation’ that we have team plays that per­
baritone, Murk Plant, handle the
the Treasury Department may con- |
means we know where we are, why mit us to combine the fire of many
vocals. Plant, who was a heavy­
centrutc on delivery of bonds to
we are there and where we are go­ weapons on a group of many of
weight fighter on the West Coast
What can a soldier do on a 15- tional performance at schools, military
.. . personnel,
r
and is thus re-
ing.”
the enemy. It means also that we day furlough?
until a talent scout heard him sing,
clubs
et
all.
.
,
lioved
of
-------
serving
a
tremendous
Such talks are necessary, Gen­ know how to move so as not to be i
can reportedly “out-sing any fight­
eral Cook continued, because some killed by the enemy and hod to | ' Turn the world upside down, says i “Smiling Bear,” noted Indian portion of the nation's war bond
er and out-fight any singer." Since
Pete
DeGrasse
and
the
boxing
in
­
in
the
subscribers.
runner,
has
gained
fame
of the men in the service are still hide and disguise ourselves and
!
leaving the ring, he’s been starred
uncertain about the causes of the our positions so as to make target structor at Field House darned near films. He played as Tonto in The l Because of the new system, civ­
' in the Broadway musicals, “Jubi-
did
it.
*
ilians
on
the
Post
who
have
not
Lone
Ranger:
appeared
in
Spawn
I
war, the objectives, the difficulty designation for the enemy, in the I
Pete, who went back to visit his of the North, Rose Marie ami many yet shared in the Post’s War Bond lee" and "Yokel Boy,” and in the
of the task ahead, both in war and air or on the ground, difficult.
Drive, should be encouraged to par­ “Gay New Orleans" show at the
sister
in Brooklyn (“ucar old Flat­ others.
in peace.
“ ‘How to fight’ means who know
ticipate
and thus surpass the goal World's Fair.
Ar.d what else can a soldier do?
General Cook said in part:
how to take it. No obstacle is too bush”) erammed it so full of activ­
The young thrush, Barbara La-
—90 per cent participation and 10
Hotfoot Levinsky
“Soldiers of the fighting Tim­ difficult to overcome. The costs ity that he says “I’ll never gleep
Marr,
is the featured warlder in
per
cent
payroll
deduction.
This
ber Wolf Division:
Well, what would a one-time top
of war are not measured in money. again” (only he didn’t say gleep),
“Flying Colors.” Tall, dark and
“I’ve been looking forward to It’s measured in lives lost Pearl I And he married a lovely Hopi dog of the lightweight boxing heap is the belief of Capt. Carson, Direc­
meeting and knowing each of you Harbor cost us 4,5000 casualties lass from Winslow, Arte., he had do but bounce around to Lou Still­ tor of Civilian Personnel and Post , bandsome, LuMarr’s dusky contra).
to voice really sends when she
individually. I want to know you in 110 minutes. An average of over known for seven years. She was man's gym on 54th and Sth avenue War Bond Officer.
To
do
it,
in
ringing
style,
will
gives out with her blues and
and I want you to know me. Only 40 per minute. The price of being ^aU(le Holahoya, but by her tribal and look for the old fight crowd.
Barbara, a New
by knowing each other can be build surprised.
■ ■
j name is Sehema, meaning Little
“And I saw a lot of ’em.” said require but one thing—an “acti­ i rhythm numbers.
entered
showhi«
-
England
lassie,
vated
Americanism
”
like
that
of
I Flower.
an effective fighting team. This
DeGrasse. "I bumped into Benny
Losses Were Too Great
Mrs. Gladys F. Arens, Corvallis via the airwaves five years ago,
holds true also with respect to you
DeGrasse,
who
is
French
and
Leonard,
he
’
s
now
a
captain
in
the
“In the first World War, in four
and your officers and the other of­ months' fighting, my battalion, Indian
(Mohawk tribe), had Naval Reserve. There was Tony mother, who works at Station Hos­ j singing over station WOR in New
¡York. After a successful two-year
ficers and men of the division. strength 1,000, lost men at the rate planned to bring hix bride west, but Canzoneri and that swell trainer, pital,
network run she played supper
Know the people you are going to of about 250 per month, of which ( Schema will temporarily remain in Whitey Bimsteih. Yeah, and there
clubs and theaters all over the east­
fight with.
New
York
assisting
DeGrasse
’
sis
­
was
Kingfish
Levinsky.
The
King-
KOIN Radio Broadcast
50 per month were killed. In that
ern seaboard from Toronto to
A Green Fighting Team Now
war we did not have the trained ter. who is interlocutor for the fish was, as usual, up to his old Set for Monday Night
Miami. She has also toured with
“The Timber Wolf Division is leadership of time to make us su­ Indian show owned by “Smiling tricks; going around giving guys
the Camel Caravan.
still a relatively green fighting perior fighters. We won neverthe­ Bear,” and presented as an educa- the hotfoot.”
(Continued From Page 1)
Dancing Sweethearts
team. We know and appreciate
less because we had the ‘will to
I
Johnny Carpenter, ami any given
In addition to a line of Gay Fos­
that. We are going to change that win*.
a two weeks leave on January 7 and cranberry sauce was on the
numlier of necessary technicians, ter Sweethearts, good looking, well-
condition and we are going to do
“In that war I saw officers, to see his new born baby boy. His menu and several of the boys ap­ i
timekeepers and so forth.
trained dancing girls who pace
it quickly.
NCO’s and men get killed or child was born on Monday, Janu­ peared with members of the op­
It will be a good show, as will the show with their novelty num­
“Fighting means that we must wounded because they didn’t know ary 4. He turned a handspring in
posite sex. Corporal Wm. Gray the weekly ones that follow. Audi­
know ‘How to kill,’ by shooting and
bers, the pretty and talented tap­
how to keep from being killed. One the air when given permission to and Pfc. Edward Silver arrived
ence participation in the commun­ ster, Linda Moody, keeps the show
stabbing and ‘How not to be killed,” soldier tried to run in and choke a
visit his family in Lox Angeles, with their wives. Sgt. Harvey Mc­
ity sing will create more fun for zir.ging along with her intricate,
by using cover and concealment
German machine gunner to death Calif.
Donald brought his girl friend.
and by more killing of the enemy.
all. So remember the day. soldier fleet-footed routines. A talented
instead of shooting him. The enemy
M/Sgt. Gordon Young and Pfc.
The general conception of the
We fight as a team—with each
shot him. Two officers entered an Francesco Beliucci returned from men of the 332nd is that we don’t — Monday, January 18 the Field tapster, who originates all her
other. We must be good individual observation post of ours from the
House 8:30 to 0:30 p. m. Every­ routines, this lithe young brunette
a two weeks furlough.
get passes at Port Adair, instead thing is FREE. No tickets are is a show-stopper.
fighters, but neither you nor I can
side exposed to the enemy. The
Pfc. James Shane has gained we receive Shore Leaves!
—
win the war as an individual, no
needed. Just make it a point to
enemy shot both of them. One non­ quite a reputation in the 332nd.
matter how’ good we are.
walk
in
anti
have
the
time
of
your
commissioned officer wouldn’t ad­ Although one of the shortest men
CLASSIFIED
“The riflemen need the help of
life.
vance dovn a ditch because there
the automatic riflemen, the 60 and was water in it and he would get in the outfit, he is full of punch
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at all times and can hold his own
81 mm. mortarmen, the machine wet. He got killed.
Ten cent« per line per insertion.
with any man. At present he is
Count 5 word« tn line Cash muni to*
gunners and the artillerymen. All
“A number of soldiers were shot
( company copy with ordor.
Bring you me some comet’s fire
1
need the help of each other and by the enemy because they didn’t working in the office.
'
In a diamond jar;
Pfc. Paul Witaxchek’a mother ar­ » »
of the engineers, medical, quarter­ take care of their weapons and am­
FOR SALE
Travel swiftly thru the space
master, and ordnance men. They munition, and they failed to func­ rived from Los Angeles on January
To
that
gleaming
star.
Mathematical Data
supply and maintain us, protect us tion when needed. Many became 11. He hasn’t been in long enough
WILLAMETTE RIVER souvenirs
to get a furlough; so he was cer­
and care for our wounded.
for mailing. Agates, moonstones,
casualties because they didn’t know
Among Best Sellers
Seek you there a flaming jewel
“The reconnaissance troop finds how to get the assistance of a tainly happy that she came to see
Jaspers in red, green, brown,
Redder than a ruby,
and yellow. Petrified Wood. Chas.
the enemy and protects us. While machine gun. mortar and artillery him instead.
C. Wilson, Box 226, Corvallis.
the signal company permits us to fire to help them pain fire super­
Like a smart military company Then lay your spoils upon my lap
The 332nd Quartermaster Bas­
If
you
wish
to
woo
me.
talk at all times with each other. ferity.
in
brand-new
jackets,
400
new
ketball team triumphed over the
ONE MALE Boston Terrier pup.
You see we are a fighting team
—Pvt. Andrew Galet,
“We are not going to commit 336th Qm. in a game played on books are now “on parade” at the
A.K.C. little Reg. R. J. Gildow,
consisting of all arms and services such errors. They are too costly. January 4. Members of the 332nd libraries in Service Club No. 1 and
446 D St., Independence, Ore.
with many different types of weap­ We are going to know ‘How to who participated were Corporal 2. They are the vanguard of 8.000
Sgt. Beckett Forsakes
ons, equipment and transportation. fight’—‘How to fight’ as a team. Boone who scored ten points, Pica. books to come, according to Miss
U ANTED TO BUY
Adair for Other Climes
The best in the world.
USED LATE MODEL Coupe. All
“We don’t like dictators—we like Pierre Oubre, Norman Olson and Doris Fickel and Miss Helen Schu­
“Wc are human beings, just like our freedom. We fight to maintain J<m Kennedy wbo made two points maker, librarians in charge at the
cash or equity. H. L. Houser,
(Continued From Page 1)
the people in the communities from our freedoms. In order to fight apiece; Pfc. Berthold Butz who con­ two clubs.
1227 W. 15th, Albany. Phone
which we came. We represent every fiercely and ferociously for free­ tributed four points.. Pfc. George
568-R.
“The titles cover every subject bread. Henry nurspd the mungy
ouo-ayed beaten wet and hungry
state in the Union, every religion, dom, wc forget our freedoms, dur­
Mass and Charles Bolton were also imaginable,” Miss Ficket states.
cat hack to a bountiful health, de­
every grade of education, and every ing the period of training, and dur­
“
from
mysteries
to
mathematic*
on the team. At half time the
spite the Camp Adair climate.
trade, profession and business.
ing the fight. We recognize no lim­ score was fourteen to ten in our and art to engineering. In fact, here
And Henry's last night in camp
“Some of us want to fight,, some its on the number of hours we work
are
new
books
for
al)
soldiers
of
favor. In the end the 332nd won
was spent in the Public Relations
do not want to fight and others or fight. We have a job to perform.
all tastes. Although pinny are late
20-17.
office with his feline friend, Robin
are, at present, indifferent, Many Wc give up our rights and privil­
Fur Quality Shoo
fiction, Book of the Month selec­ Adair, purring and sleeping happily
S/Sgt.
Ronal
Brock
is
still
tear
­
of us are married. Our age varies eges, temporarily, in order to main­
Repairing
tions and so on, the new list in­ atop the desk at which the Ser­
ing
hi.»
hair
out
every
time
he
from 18 years to above 50 years. tain them permanently.
cludes a great number of the new­ geant worked way beyond tups.
thinks
about
the
game
we
had
with
We
guarantee
lx»th work­
We arc comparatively young. We
“While absent, doing the fight­
est and most practical technical (Robin now has a new home in the
manship and materials.
are, in general, not used to the ing. we leave our cares and wor­ the 337th on January 8. Since the
hardships of war. We are not hard ries about the loved one we have score was a little lopsided, per­ books of interest tv soldiers spe­ post stables). But the sight of
Full line of polishes
haps it is best to forget it. In cializing in technical fields. Judg­ Henry and Robin having tiieir ra-
mentally, physically or morally.
and shoe laces.
left, to our well wishers in our time ire should have a squad that ing by the demand for them, the e
tion« in the Public Ri'lationa' build-
“Wc arc not accustomed to kill- communities—who mainly profit by
will be tough to brat because moat manuals, handbooks and course ing furnace riwoi in the evenings
118
S.
3rd St., Corvallis
our fighting and winning.”
«
of the men on our team are former books are going to do double duty and Sunday* will evoke long-time
N
in Camp."
basketball stars.
memories in their buddies.
Among the “best sellers” for
Sgt. Beckett, who referred to
Pvt. Fred Kirchmeicr is really
TYPEWRITERS
ax “an elderly
holding hi» chest high since his service men are books on mathe­ himself jokingly as
sergeant in perpetual controversy
wife presented him with a seven matics!
ADDING MACHINES
“So many men who are studying with the camp's chaplains," enlisted
and a half pound baby boy. As yet
in
the
United
State*
Army
last
the child hasn’t been named. Pvt. or brushing up for Officers’ Train­
REPAIRED
Kirchmciar was fortunate that his ing Camp want hooks on geometry, May, and wax one of the hard work­
ing
pioneers
of
“
tent
city"
here
wife was in Corvallis when the algebra, trigonometry and calculus,
Complete Banking
By Prt. Harry Klinner
child arrived. This gives him a that "math” is giving Zano Grey A long-time columnist for the New
Service
chance to see hi* family quite and the other fiction writers a real York Post, Henry hoped to "ex­
SEE US FOR
Second Lt. Lordes received a often. All the men in the 332nd race on our out-going files. For­ cape" by throwing up earthen em-
YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS
First Lieutenant's rating on De­ extend their congratulation*.
eign language grammars, too. are liankmenta for Headquarters' com­
115 North 16th. <orv»lll>i, Ort.
cember 21». He is Second in Com­
Since the return at First Sgt. surprisingly popular — especially pany at tent*’ edge*. But bi* sin*
mand and in charge of the 332nd Windell Martin, S/Sgt. Art Diele- with men looking ahead to over­ overtook him-- and the Ciwiip Adair
Quarterma-ter Depot Co. while man has been supervising at the seas duty. One corporal asked u» Sentry benefited thereby. In addi­
:
tion to hi* new* atone* and col.
Commanding Officer Lt. Donald warehouses. Another soldier quite for a text on Japanese. He said
umn* here, he wrote a daily column
I Burnett is on leave.
active at the warehouses is Sgt. he wanted to know something of
on Army life to the Fuat.
Sgt. Forbes certainly makes a Connie Cronin who helps the girls the language so as to make the
Henry will bo 54 year* old to­
/ y’**1
e e e e
hit with the girin. It seems that with their typing.
Japs rat their own words when h<-
morrow. the day he >* aoheduled to
Corpoml Stallmach has appointed
■ »JfyJ
Pfc Bex P.‘-'lhMU*.> and Pfc. Dick got to Tokyo.”
arrive “home.” in New York Ha
himself a* Sgt. Forbes' publicity Gross are assisting Corporal Arven
Here are some examples of i* in perfect physical condition
agent. While Corp. Stellmach was Scott who really ha* a difficult technical bonks now available: however and wa* a* mad a* an Ore.
e e • e
t on fariougti ir Minnesota, ne per­ job sine» Seppiy S.Sgt. William Telephone Theory ami Practice; gon goat two week* ago because he STATE FARM INSERANTE
suaded four girl» to write to Sgt. Trout left oa furlough. Consxiena* Machine Tool Work; Elementary wan too busy on the Sentry to en­
World'* I Ji r gent
Johnny Forbes. At Christmas time the short time that Corp. Scott haa Practical Mechanics; Personnel gage in a few hour»’ hayon» t prac­
Automobile
Insurance
: these gals sent him preaaMa. He been in the supply room, he is Adimnistrattor.; Practical Electrical tice! That’s Henry!
received shaving equipment, sta­ working under a tremendous handi­ Wiring; Airplane Maintenance; Air
Company
The noble Old Oak wax younger
tionery. hair tonic, etc. All th* boys cap hut at the same time is show­ Navigation; Handbook of Engi­ in 1916 He wax working on th»'
in .332nd Qm Depot wonder just ing that be can handle the poxitian neering Fundamentals; Structural Cincinnati. Ohio, Post. America at Hollenbeck Insurance Service
how he can fascinate members of in spite of the difficulties that he Engineering; Kent’s Mechanical war found him in the 136th Field
o»»r Berman** Drug Store
Eng’neenng Handbook, as veil ar ' Artillery . He bad been on the Mexi-
Madison at Fifth
the opposite sex whom he has never may encounter.
Phone 718, CurvaIHe, Ore.
Sunday waa a real day of feast- other titles <*> Thermodynamics ran border three years when h:a
Corvallis
F vl On— a
wa* graataJ
for m«a at tea L ifa u Turkaj ctemutr-,. phywr gaotogy
uutfst Wo* >t.sppM v.xratM
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ACT NOW'
Bring Victory to Our Shores!
Fait tatfl
• V.
i DeGrasse Weds Hopi Lass in Brooklyn,-
I Says Levinsky Still Giving Hot Foot
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347, Corvallis.
*
FURNISHED APARTMENT or
house wanted in Albany. If you I
know of any probable vacan­
cies in January, please telephone
Lt. Edward Brodsky, Station
Hospital, Extension 4115.
2p
GIRL OR WOMAN for part time
work. No heavy work. Steady
employment. Call 865-M, Cor-'
vallis.
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Corvallis, Oregon
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