rajrv Six
Tluu■, JaiiU&ry 21. 1: 43.
Camp Adair Sento
■
by saying thet MacArthur “never torv, it is suggested to the pup.Is
Sgt. Paul McCormick, the man
(in Jew-Irish dialect» made him
DEEP IN THF HURT
wore a steel helmet, and was al­ that they come to school with tM-ir
famous. “Warrr is Hell." “I’ll who always has something happen
l»F TAXES
ways out in front near the outpost dime banks as well as the cU'-.s^jBr-
Put Two Dollarrfs on that Carrd." to him » very Sentry week, is in a
Barracks Banter
For all G.I.’s who have been "Where is Masterfuu Sgt. Crow - rut. This reporter (no cracks
lines." And of Gen. Henri Giraud. little
”
- - the
. pupils
_ ~
red 2 apple« . . . And
i the new high commissioner of will have to be pretty agile to bea‘ ! wondering how this year’s in­ ley ?” Here's hoping Tommy. that pleasel personally picked up the
North Africa, whom he knows per- their Masters in thb covupilat qR-tof come tax program will affect you make many new friends, and body on 1st Street South this Sat­
By Pfc. Wallace X. Rawles
sonally. CoL Ferch said: “He is figures which will or will not total members of the armed forces. especially the "grade.”
urday P. M., and delivered it to
Pfc. Hall's Oil Murals
‘‘Love is a smoke made with the a fine soldier.”
twenty-one (21).
j YANK. The Army Weekly, is
Albany. Now please—don’t nobody
fum
of
s
c:
«
"
—
Shakespeare.
Win Officers' Praise
publishing a two-page. detailed ■ I hear say that Pvt. Jack (Blow­ tell me that anything can happen
Col. Ferch ’•grew up” with Fort
An MP in North Africa writes summary of the tax situation. torch) Greenhouse, painter extra­ to anybody in Llhany? If it has,
Q not too strong’
T
r. t all the smokescreens
PFC. Carl A. Hali, Regimental .". cairn ar not created by Major Ord. Calif.. Camp White at Med­ (Dec. 1) the Editor: “Our theme The article will appear in the ordinary. has been commended for Oregonians, will again say "It's
V- not too mW!
song
here
now
is:
‘
I
’
m
dreaming
his good work on the Co. mess halls
January 27 issue of YANK.
Maaqquarters Company 3» rd I: - E..- F. Armstrong and the Chem- ford. Ore., and helped organize this
it’s just right.
Unusual.
”
We
just
say.
“
O
nuts.
’
’
of a Whiite Mistress."
post ir. June. 1942.
Soldiers everywhere are urged . by his Union. Did they mention
fantry. 96th Div., has been one ’
..rfar Service, We’ve heard
to study YANK’s tax article, as anything about back dues. Jack?
•i.-r
the most ambitious ir. : » eat
-
r- --y -ary sighing in the
Out of the hospital. Corporal
Along the line of morale. This
army training. In addit • to r..~
•;s -■ ->efore and after the ‘ is an undictated column. So it Lionel Moses shortly will complete it contains information of vital
The other day (when zero was
importance to all men in uni­
WASTED
duties as a topographical drafts­ ci -k strikes twelve. But we hasten I pleases this unsinkable old Legion- distribution of American Red
I
below)
two 87-year-old "school OFFICE MACHINE REPAIRS
form.
man with the Intelligence and Re­ • : •? defense of the helpless little | naire. who left Washington. D. C„ Cross sweaters to the Post Guard I
gir’s” (native Oregonians l were re­
By holder of Federal and
. - f fluff back home by af- the year McKinley was assassinat­ company, according to Lieut. Hugh
connaissance p 1 at o o n, he has
State Repair Contracts.
loaned him last Nov. 18, we will ported frozen and dying. When in­
r . - -¡ - f that at least 75 ed. to be able to write, without fear Tonsfeldt.
knocked off long enough to paint
terviewed. the “kids” opened their
Complete Service at
take
steps
that
will
amaze
him.
per
c
•
•
f
them
remain
faithful
some fine murals in the Officer«’
or favor, that he genuinely admires
' t mouths only half way. before they
We
’
re
going
to
need
that
$3
Satur
­
a-d ti.
■ well, blue anyway), the thorough manner in which Capt.
Chib, of his regiment.
Our sympathies go to anyone in
ENGELSTAD’S
were interrupted by the reporter,
i srhicrs
automobili
mvw« inSURAhCS
These are oil landscapes dt-pict- a.a’.’ mo:.’ .s after the soidier Hale goes to bat for men whe play an Army hospital and we were day night in a Game of Chance! ,,j know said he. “This is a very
New location—114 Madison
l’HONE 240
ing various phases of a soldier’s sweet! a"t or husband has been hall according to the established pleased no er.d when our hard­
I Dear Mama: Please send my UNUSUAL weather."
gone to the wars.
life.
rules. Fair play is rewarded at working little chum. PFC Sammy
j red velvet earmuffs. The Oregon
Pfc. Hall. 21. has plenty if1.'
at every turn. One doesn’t get to Haber returned to us under, his own
-ain got into the thermometer and
ground for his painting. F-- :
toL George C. Ferch, executive first base or. a foul ball in this power a day or so ago.
has been dripping out the bottom
officer f Camp Adair, dropped in game!
coming into the army last Oct»-
District Mgr.
Phone 1142
M Sgt. Gillis Narramore was end. as icicles.
Hal! had his own art studio ir. to sw Capt- Julius Hale the other
215 Monroe St., Corvallis, Ore.
Your unsinkable son,
And the morale of MP Sec SCU visiting in one of the barrack* oc-
Detroit. Michigan, where he “ai- day, and to inspect our unit, and
PFC WXR.
ways painted, ever since I ca we cornered the gallant soldier and 1911 is as high if not higher than cupied by the Horrid Hornets, or
perhaps
it
was
the
Purple
Porcu-
“
Colonel,
what
is
any
group
in
the
Army.
At
Guard
asked
him
:
-
I
remember.”
I
«
And he said: “Morale Mount the MP’s present a fine mil­ pine division.
•Upon his graduation from East morale
♦
♦
I
He
heard
a
private
trying
to
!
I
is
established
by
the
leadership,
itary
appearance.
They
maintain
Detroit High School. Hali re
I
I
By Cpl. “Dubby” Duboff
an art scholarship from the
- The good company commander order here and in nearby cities . . . ’ convince a Corporal ttiat he (the •
- men and their problems And the way these Mothers' Sons private > was General MacArthur.
studi
Headquarters Companv,
zinger Foundation, the Urg» st
I
“But who told you that you were
and i -• ws a: interest ir. their work. stampede for Katzer.myer’s Kitch­
SCU 1911
arts school in Detroit. He stud
Gen.
Ma,.Arthur?
”
inquired
the
High
Morale.
Morale
is
en
(mess
halli
at
7:10
A.
M.
’
12
Resu
TOOTH
there for four years befor- sett .
| the
■ 'udt of the men toward noon, and 4:30 P. M_ is a sight Corporal.
“Th-.- King of Spain marched up the
up his own studio.
“God did.” replied the private.
hill
I their ■ w ; k. They can be enthusi- marvelous to behold The attend­
POWDER
Goes on Forever
“I did net’” came a voice from With fifty thousand men.
I: the average out- ance at these "ri-daily gastronomi­
“But no one is ever thr ugh
the next bunk.
Ti-.e King of Spain then turned
a -pecial detail is wanted cal events is 100 per cent!
studying .art, ” says Hali—and .n
N&rramcre fled!
• are ir. their barracks I
around
continued his schooling at r. _ ■
Pvt. John Flynn. MP checker
And marched them down again.”
a- t
p >1.; ricks are out in the
working at day.
JUST A HINT. DARLING!
T....
■ go d men have tc champion, won the SCU Nt 1911
Hq. Co. can take it. Led by our
At the time he entered the an; •
■ and pick up eigaret complement championship, defeat­
energetic Lt. Pete A. Lafka. the
You may get fat.
he was completing a gover: :
T - spoils morale. BUT. ing among others. Pfc. Robert Rus-
entire Company (oh. many hundred
You used to wasn’t;
mural for a Kentucky post office, a wi. : the goldbncks are rounded kauff. the crafty and deliberate
strong?) double timed it. gas mask,
The reason is
I
landscape scene at which he spe­ . ..» t:.ey always are eventually, California champion. Flynn now
overshoes and all. to the dispersal
You daily doesn’t.
cialises.
area.
The
boys
returned
from
this
at are put to work with the other is playing in the Camp Adair tour­
—CpL Bob MeKiddy.
A soldier since October 31, 1942
. t • the morale goes back nament.
gas attack drill, cheerful and happy
he has received one promotion u: to a high level.”
Could a femme be b-.iiind Sgt. |—that it was all over . . . Smile,
Your Buddies Will Tell You
hopes for another soon. His w ork
Paragraph in an airmail letter Charles U. Paxton’s rapid ascent soldier, these drills msy one day
save
your
life.
As
for
the
pas
mask,
as typographical draftsman s vt:
from
Private
John
Grego
to
a
New
T:
1 who was a Captain
to being the snappiest dressed ■non­
much to his liking—and he's -
: .1 Douglas MacArthur Jersey relative: “Please send «20. com. MP in the company? The think of the muscle it will develop
★ ★ ★
surprised that such things exist in .• ■
A
:...- during World War I am no longer Blackjack Champion tailer has done a marvelous job on your NOSE.
the army. Naturally, tho. he w ¿nt
' 7 ;
N<' r.at- of Camp Adair. The crown went on Charley’s pants, and his coats
The other night a Private fell
alls ir. the Army. This to a smoothie from Frisco named have been modeled to his hips by
to get back to hi.- studio to f .d urA
ap...: < rev-rts to leadership. If Doran.”
time painting.
someone with all the dexterity of a headlong into our Waterless and
Fishless Fish Pond. He didn’t get
bride in a feather bed.
"But first." says Pfc. Hall, “we • e iead-rsrip is good, the fellow
455 Madison
Corvallis
Pfc. Joseph Pawiecka comes up
his feet wet. but came up with a
v.
n-.-gr.t b-.- ar. S-ball. become« a
have a job to do.”
Sgt. Henry Beckett r-f Governor’s Lump on his Bump. Will somebody
|crack soldier. Someone said that with the information that “Devil's
a :'.
f 8-baIls had gone to Bu­ Piano" is Army slang for machine Island. N. Y.. telegraphs the Editor please straighten him out. Diving
st-.:- Oregon, during the New gun. Lieut. George Kressaty has as follows: “In your obituary of is done at your own risk, and G. I.
Y F uh .- c . This was libelous. been teaching the MP's to play a me or. the front page of the Camp bathing suits will not be issued this
| T - mer a : splendid leadership lot of symphonies!
Adair Sentry you said I v as 54 season. . . .
ASK FOR IT AT YOUR PX
Corporals Arthur Roberts and years old. That is correct. I’m
On Sal« at All Drug Count«'«
a: ■:
; rars a day evacuat-
We mourn our loss. . . Comedian,
• g •
to high ground. There Carl W. Brandt were school teach­ not 27 years old any longer. I ni
after-dinner-speaker, and lovable
v a- no grumbling. These men ers in civilian life and remain in­ just TWICE AS GOOD!”
••v - e tr<- d soldiers assigned to do tellectually pure during their so­
That’s what we feel. too. Henry. Pfc. Tommy Ryan has been trans­
By Pvt. Harry Klissner
journ here by extra-curricuiar pur-
ferred to Y. M. . . . Loyally he re­
a job. and they did it with a will.”
j suit of Higher and Hisher Mathe­
If that ungrateful little scamp turns every noon hour, and 6 P. M..
Ball Bldg., Corvallis, Oregon
The 332nd Quartermaster Depot
UNIFORMS ... INSIGNIA ... SUPPLIES
F-.reh recalls his Rainbow matics. When the professors re­ over in Med Sec. 1911 doesn't show . to jibber-jabber in his inimitable
Office Phone 470
Co. welcomes Commanding Officer I Division nays with Gen. MacArthur assemble their classes after Vic- up wi-hin 48 hours with the
we fashion. The following remarks I
L. T. Chelhs
1520 Jefferson St., Corvallis
Lt. Donald Burnett
1
from a two week leave or. Monday. hj 'niiiniimiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Regimental Club Is
Decorated by Rookie
r
_________________________
iMilitary Police
I
IX-LAX
W. Guy Parker
Out of the HQ. Well
Send Your Valentine
A Photograph
Of Yourself
Have it made
rt
HOWELLS STUDIO
332nd Depot Co.
Activities
D
ke
ARMY CASH TAILORS
ü=
Due back from furloughs during
the coming week are S Sgt. Wil­
liam Trout: Guy Blackmore: Sgt.
Ralph Lee: Corporals Lute De­
frieze: Walter Stellmach: Pv-
Clarence Porter, and Dew» y
nault.
Corporal Arthur Riley returne
from his furlough a week ag v;„
Portland. There he met Pfc. Fra’ -
eesco Belluci. who didn't ¡nave
money to get back to camp. Hi
dinero gave out before his time v. a
up. Good-hearted Corpora. Ri
loaned him the nece i.ry a:i . :.
That’s one thing abc-u* t. ■ •
this company; th«-! all sti-i;
gether ir. an emergency.
Post Special Services Office Presents
Camp Adair on the Air
KOIN-Columbia Broadcasting System
Monday Night, January 25—8:30—Field House
Show Starts at 8:30 — 9:00 to 9:30 on the Air
TH
Pvts. George Balta? and J, n
Jeien have been appointed as p»-r-
maner.t K. P.’s at their wi
quest.
Sgt. Carl Huges has I, • r-
stituting as Mess Sgt. in the
sence of S Sgt. Guy Blackm»
who has been on furlougr
ming for the past tv. w»-»
96th DIVISION
-r.
• i
Two of our boys. Pfc. Ben Er w:
and Joseph Farkas, return»- .
the hospital. Still in confine;
are Pvts Everett Willman a-
ter Clin» . All the bo- hav. . .
praise /or the work that the Red
Cros« is doing at the Sta* ,r. fl
pital in order to cheer th- i
Members of our compar- u
bivouack every week at pi
On top of that the boys go ■
hikes every day to get them ii
dition. In time they will tak» eve
longer hikes without noticing
too much. At first many con -
plaints were heard regarding ■
ters and sore backs, but the boj
are gradually becoming tougher
through this training program.
Black Out Blitz
Without elaboration the f<,’¡ow­
ing tale is considered to rate am»,ng
first ten of those to come out of
the siege to date:
During a heavy air blitz on Lon­
don an excited air raid warder
stuck his head into a dark pubic
shelter and yelled,
“Are there any expectant moth­
ers down there?”
After a pause a cool feminine
voice replied, “Well afiei all.
Mister, we’ve only been down here
a few minutes.”
HÏ1 <
Presents
The 96th
BEAUTY SQUAD
Hula Dancers
Midge Hampton
Penney Jean Read
Vocal Trio
Norma Jean Hibbs
Roselle Lind
Dorothy Walker
Comedienne
Norma Hedberg
Wizard of the Banjo
Pvt. Forsland
Victory Quartet
Àccordian Trio
CpI. Herauf
Pvt. Franchino
Pvt. Ziemet
Sgt.
CpI.
CpI.
Pvt.
Higgins
Rondell
Bloor
Dalton
96th Div. Infantry Band
Direction W. 0. Krog
Scat Trio
Pvt. Norum
Pvt. Miffin
CpI. King (at Base Fiddle)
Return Engagement
Carol Worth
(Miss Oregon)
Talent Under Direction of Lt. Robert J. Barrett
FIELD HOUSE Monday Eve, 8:30 - Jan. 25