l-!2’’l' Adair Sentry
OSC Thespians All Out
For Camp
Shows
Private Walden Thinks
Cauldron Can Be Fun
Soldier Married in 45 Minutes
After His Mind Made Up for Him
Exchange
Loan Office
MONEY TO LOAN
Hiding From Your Sgt.?
Wear New Plastic Face
If you want a new face, a cov
ering for the old one or a super-
dooper makeup on your lass who
stays home and read, her magazine
except when you go on pass to see
her Hq Co boasts the man who
can deliver the goods.
He i< Pvt. Steven Clensos, form-
rly of Hollywood. Pvt. Clensos
is an expert on make-up. With a
specialty which involves making of
life ma«k« from a scret plastic
spray process that he developed.
H> recently did a life-sized fig
ure of General Douglas MacArthur.
Pvt. Clensos has some samples
f Ma ma»k-^ork at Barrack T 7-
100. Author of several pulp books,
and on«- dramatized story which in-
vel th- Dead End Kid. in a
C camp, he haa done conaid-
■ «-able work for Monogram pic
tures Hi.« brother. Pete Clensos.
Olympic pole vaulter.
\ hug« depot in Britain, bmd-
sed to the United States air
forces along with its operating per-
-onnel of 5,000, ha« 1.500,000 square
feet of floor «pace and covers '-00
Voice of Prophecy
_ \ popular p r «'a ram
dealing with striking pro-
.««em«i -liW*
lene in
Stations h M-E and K W IL
at »:IS p-
Snnpny.
wer the limit.
* the ex-emperor of
recently i nducted at
Both arc
\t Ilin««* His Pa«
t all
“Junior”
ke the snow flics in Or?-
s the way the promotions
CfiMCI
come in the 96th division. Here
Match, 1041,
tobe i
are the lucky guys an«l if they
the value of
llpplit s
owe you money they ought a have it
under Lend-Lease was
>w. Promoted to;
»5,000,000 les < thin the value
S Sgt. - George \V. Hn-we-.
Sgt.
Conley M. McGuinn. Rob-
District Mgr.
Phone 1142
f direct purchase export.« * to Lend-
•rt E. Hall. Jack C. Baldwin. I1 « ' i
215 Monroe St., Corvallis, Ora.
< ase countries.
A. Gill, Winfiehl B. Dodge. Arthur
J. Jucier. Bert \V. Johnson. James
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I D N'unli v. Seymour Rothman. Paul
| Cornwell, Mervin D. Eckert. R ui
AT THE EXCHANGES OR IN TOWN
Quin, Knox Bell, All
Jjran Hall. Thomas n '. Hammond.
Ex-Big Leaguers for
Selden C. Fant.
's X4 - Robert IL Petersen. Wil-
Timber Wolf Nucleus
Ham A. Sweet, Jesse G. Hay.«.
V ( pl.
Jimmie I . Albert. Rob-
ert ,D Conner. Roy F. Rowe Philip
\\ olve
J. Aviles. N’orman F Gie-e. Shirley
I» Freeman, Elmer R. Streeter. rlready laving plans for i
Joseph E. Radke, Teddy \V. Watt«. sionnl team, wi'b a nucleus
Arvo V Pakka, Hijriy ('. Hansen. ex-big league stats and several
Gonion L. Riddoch, t ai l 1! Ble- • minor '«ague players on th - poten
IN BOTTLES
ing, Edward E. Berliant, Richard tial taster.
In
the
lineup
come
spring
prae-
Dr.
Pepper
Bottling Co., Salem
E. Standerfer. Harry Shapiro,
tice will be include.I Lt Jos. Q -iin.
Maynard E. McGrcer. Milton K.
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Miller. Hoben J. Rogers, Maxwell
Senators; Beau Bell, whose last as
S. Austin, Elwell Orvis Claxton. signment wae- with the Cleveland
4
Richard (’. Wright. William Boyd Indians, and Sgh. Jack Knott, long
Dazey. John O. Burch. Meati I . tun ■ mainstay of the St. Louis
Barnhart, Orion J. Johnson. Travis Ere..« ns.
I Dean Fowler, Hugh \V. Philpott.
Jerry .1. Adamek, Robert D. Sfa- d,
Jackie Coogan Graduate.
Laurence J. Wilson. Roy \V. Clem- ,
mons, Frank L. Owen, William j Jackie Coogan, form- r kid movie ,
Azel Ames. Percy N'. Bliss.
star and a former husband of B tty
T 5 — George J. Rmler. Dewitt Grable, is now a glider pilot in the
C. Adams. Cyril Richardson. t’)y«le Army Air Forces.
with the Valentine
( oogan giuduaied from the \’ic-
W Van Horn. Allan L. Wis-inger.
Only VOL can give
I.co E. Geimer, l ee A. Beaslcv. toivill ■ Flying School in California
r
Charles G. Pollack. William A. last week with the rating of Flying
Off
ic<
r.
Lengquist, Frank .1. Cusnmni’o,
Max R. Hildebrand, William D. ' Andy Victor M- Laglen, - m of the
Culp. Andrew Szil.-tgyi, Raymond rugg««d movie actor has be« n turned
W Zimbal, Lafayette L. Loyd, down by the army f«A- being loo
(all.
George -1. Jnsn.
Young M« Laglen i- six feet sev-
THE ()N'CE-()\ Fit. LIGHTLY
W. Guy Parker
I'.v Pfc Fall N. Barometer.
A Major Problem
Prof. ( harles Warts, recent atldi-1
From a passing pickup the
■ j : i to the voice staff of Oregon I Major was seen to heave a
Hate college, has taken in hand« snowball. A qui««k turn to see
14 of the "Purity Girls of OSC, who was the object of the
but not because we want to be, etc.
Major's fast-ball and there was
and 10 young men undergrads,
no one in sight. The Major was
and started a revue.
Just
hurling them into the empty
It is not only a revue, it's a
jim dandy, dedicated exclusively to * blue. Consider. The Major could
the proposition that OSC can do a I not snowball a Lt. Colonel.
great bit toward offering top notch I Heaver, forbid. He couldn’t fire
entertainment for the soldiers of. away at a Capt., Lt., or EM.
Camp Adair.
There must be an AR some
Seven shows have been present- .place that says it ain’t befittin’.
e«l before more than -2,000 men ; A Major has his dignity to think
thus far and Prof. Watt says that
as long as the enthusiastic response | ' of, soldier. By the time he found
continues. OSC will enlarge, aug- ' another Major of exactly equal
nu-nt and otherwise change their rank the Robins’d be around.
Besides, like other of life’s
show to offer us variety that will
prove a spice of life at all times.' pleasant relaxations, snowball
Prof. Watts, who was former ing is a matter of sudden mood
I SO chief along' the Mexican bor —of impulse. All around the
der and has had wide experience in ■ Major. EM’s and civilians were
public presentations, will himself, having a /swell time . . . Some
M.C. the programs. It is his belief., may laugh. But -actually the
born out by figures, that the lovely '
Major’s case bordered on the
and talented damsels of OSC can
pathetic.
offer talent entertainment a la
Terpsichore that soldiers will en
joy. There is no doubt that the of the gals on stage, all in evening
men undergrads will contribute dress.
much to the show also.
Beauty Skin Deep
Then comes a “gag” series, in
Kids Present
The “kids," if we may cal! col which the lassies skirt the audience I
lege undergraduates of the Oregon and pick out the ugliest soldier, | “I have to get married—and in
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..... Walden,
a ___
hurry,
” cried _ Pvt. . James
State college that while hiding which is no problem and there are l_
usually
several
volunteers
from
the
[
gCU
1911.
as
ho
burst
into the
under our nom de plume, are not
only tali-nt«-«i and versatile; and audience. We Camp AdairitCs have , office of Mis. Florence Merriam,
study are so broken lip that the few illusions.
Service Club No. 2 hostess. Official
Comes then lovely, blonde Ro
lads and lasses have surren«lered
permission, best mail, bride’s cor
their lunch hours (and their lunch selle Lind, a freshman, in a tap sage, wedding music, chaplain,
number and she is followed by one i
es) in order to rehearse.
matron of honor were obtained—
They have four full rehearsals of the most talented misses at DSC i but in a hurry. Pvt. Walden, who
"Baby.
”
Dottie
Walker,
blue-eyed
before each show, at minimum
had no idea of taking the plunge
(this is particularly a note to tal doll <<t a brunette, whose throaty
when
he started his afternoon
voice
is
jierfectly
adapted
to
such
ent star- of ( amp Adair, offered
songs as “There Are Such Things" I duties as usual, was a married man
with no further comment).
Shows differ, but representative and “Why Don’t You Fall in Love.” —45 minutes later.
“I Want a Mun” is the song
Miss Ruth Krebs of San Frnn-
was a recent and highly pleasing
show brought to the 381st Inf. of interpreted by clever comedienne cisco. the quickie bride, had heard
the 96th Div. by SSO, Lt. Robert Mary Lou McAllister.
' a rumor (which proved to be false)
Then the girls have a deal where- " I , that Walden was due to be shipped.
Barrett.
by
they
select
a
soldier,
usually
Equally representative and even
Leaving hearth and job, she made
more pleasing was the show as finding the EM receptive and will a hasty appearance—and then the
ing an«l do a “boopsa daisy” dance
presented men of SSO Lt. Robert in the aisles.
couple decided to marry, anyway.
Black's regiment of the Timber
Qj-eRon’s three day marriage law
Bill Boyer docs a piano boogie
Wolf division last Friday evening. woogie of great merit, providing ha«t to be gotten around. Frantic
The OSC lads and lassies are strict you think boogie woogie has any telephoning worked. W a 1 d e n’s
ly non-paftisan.
merit. There is a sweet, clever choice for best man, Pvt. Bruce
Show opens with full complement lass called “Little Repulsive.” Dick Sharrétt, was located in the hospi
Schwartz appears in a magic fea- tal being innoculated. CpI. Nick
ture, then conies the OSC tumbling Sansonia. who was wanted to play
team. And then, replete with the wedding march and I-ohengrin’s
Watches — Jewelry
glamour, soft lights and a warmth Recessional was there, too, for the
Musical Instruments
that you have to imagine.
Guns — Suits — Luggage
same reason. Both got special per
So-o-o Tropical
“Song of the Islands.” It is so mission to double time back to the
tropical, with Hula girls, including service club.
Mrs. Merriam, hostess doubling
Midge Hampton and “Penny”
Gardner in specialties that one al- as fairy god-mother, borrowed |
most wishes he were back at the ferns, evergreens, golden asters
Isthmus at Catalina, in Christians’ and candle-tapers from the nearest
Hut before it burned down, or chapel for a hastily improvised al
somewhere.
tar. She borrowe«l Chaplain Thomp
Art Chenowith does a comedy son. too. She made a quick cor-
monologue; then Prof. Watts, who sage-Trom the asters, held togethei I
is a genial person indeed, and red
headed Norma Heberg (Miss Glam by some left over Club Christmas (
our) do a feature called “Friend decorations, the corsage matching '
the beige dress the bride happened I
ship.”
Warren Hawkins sings “I’m Get to be wearing. She acted as matron '
311 N. Commercial St.
Salem. Oregon
ting Tired So I Can Sleep,” then of honor at the wedding. She held
the entire troupe, in finale, do the a reception for the newlyweds in ¡
"Allied Victory Sor.g.” It was her office.
written by Prof. Watts. Each girl
She collapsed. The bride went I
represents a different nation.
back to San Francisco an«l h«r job. |
Heard < oa«l to '«>•«' each
Sunday night <■*» the
Mutual System on
The
*
96th Division Lists
Score of NC0 Advances
Theodore the Timber Wolf
3 Plays to Date for More Than
2000 EM by Prof. Watts' Troupe
KING'S HERALIJS
(HARTE,;
Page Three
Thursday, January 28, 1948.
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HOT TIP
: those air mail stamps
sll«’t and when you’re
hat important let-
melted by body
illy stuek together 7
irect from
lair p. ostnffice.
thane fro m your
Ca rette»
Put in
keeps
works.
War Bond Nel $8000
In Two Sales Alone
—Your Portrait
SEND YOUR PHOTOGRAPH
By Pvt. Ray Mount Ilog« i .
Recent
newspaper
h « II >-e:
“Sanananda Captured from Japs.”
Ilai«i enough to say Suniimindu in
Fogb-li, l*ut in Japanese it mu t
have been just about hvposoot you
pass th«.' sassafrac in Sannmmdii-
Anil then, on top of that, to b? cap
tured!
DINAH SHORE, BLUF .N>t-
ork MinfclnK star, visits Wrorict»**
v. eet Shop across from Hollywood
adio City, and decide« that ONI'
up of coffer Is quite enough for
.ier.
ANY JAIL-BIRD
SHOULD KNOW
Posed by Pvt. Jim O’Connell,
who read it somewhere:
What two track and field
sports are barred
Elsewhere on
sports page you
answer.
As a matter of fact, we don’t
think it’s worth all that trouble,
either.
u
It’s the pole-vault and the
cross-country rirti.
3 Camp Musicians
Booked in Concert
Event Is Sunday Nite
At Chapel 3, 7th & D
On Sunday evening, January .11 it.
1943,
at 7:15 o’clock. CYlnpel N -.
i
(Field Artillery). 7th and D .tree
south, will present an organ recital
by Pfc. Lamar W. Crask, a.«s«ate<l
by Pfc. Wayne Steinl»eck (soloist)
and Pvt. Walter J. Bat>el (pianist)
Pfc. Crark was formerly tl
ganist for the Church of St.
thews, Christian, Louisville,
tucky; recitalist for radio sti
WGRC, , WINN. WHAS,
WAVE; is a member of the Arne-:
can Guild of Organist ; and was a
pupil of Prof. George R. Latim« r.
1-ondon. England.
Pfc. Steinbeck was formerly
member of the San Franei.cn Open.«
Company, and «va. a member f
several sca«ona of the New York
Lyric Opera Company.
Pvt. Babel was formerly an in
structor of piano in Chicago, Illi
nots, and la a pupil of Dr. Franklin
Stead. Chicago He has appear«-!
nationally as a recitalist and gae«t
soloist.
Civikan. wishing to a t« ««1 1) >
leciUil ate w< kora«-.
Aussie troops who strutted
arotfnd in captured Italian generals’
j uniforms, saluting and bowing to
I everybody (including the company
rniascot, a t monkey),
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reported one
'’thing that wasn't so good. . Kverv
■ time they’d start walking forward,
their pants would turn t ight n.'ound
ui’d run u away with them. They
< lalm they ha«l to surrender to oth-
cr’Aussie, to get back home.
.
.—o—
“Roumanian Oil Field Bombing
Haunts Hitler.” IL adline. Among
his little nightmare, is it p > -sible
•I Dfr Führer eve- s<-«-s something
swinging from a dr-nick?
O-4
| DNB, Beilin re
n;«l . -tales t'int
| "German troops withdrawing from
: Caucasus :«■ -« «irding to < hodulr '
| So far as is known, no mention was
I made a« to whose . chixbile wa» ba
ing followed -Gelman or Russian
--- o—-
British sir ministry announcer
the, new Hawker Typhoon i. h
service. Wi'.h Hitler f:«< ing Rus
sian blizzaid- in th Fait and llur
licane« Typh'ains, Lightnings an«'
Spitfires in (he West, it I , ika a
though the « loment.« were slightly
against him.
v,
Mrs. Deeney, Major
Russell, Purchasers
When the American civilian an«l
military get together—look out
Axis. They got together yester
day afternoon at the War Bond
window of the SCU postoffice and
the two largest bond sales yet to
be mad«- nt Adair were handed over
the counter by'Mr. Don Shaw, civ
ilian postoffiee employee.
M« Ann M. Deeney of the kitch
en staff at the Hospital Unit, was
the civilian whose money goes to
buy the guns to whip the enemy.
She bought ttAon worth. Major
Henry Russell of the 96th Division
is the man who’» buying as he’s
fighting—al) out—to hand the ene-
my hia one way ticket to defeat.
He also bought $4.600 worth.
Both sale* typify the efforts that
every American—man or woman
civilian or military—must make to
win this war and the kind of peace
that must follow. The Sentry sa
lutes Mrs. Deeney and Major Rus-
»ell for the splendid example they
have set. The Sentry believes that
this example should set the pac»
for other civilians and oth«*r sol
diers at Adair.
For when the American civilian
and military get together—look out
Axis.
SOO/MO j OOO.
I
Hidy Tidy! The l ank.
Take Babe A Did« *
Listed as “invasion e<
ment” wh«m the Yanks
into North Africa were — what
«I«« yon think! — GOJXMi pal
Labi* s’ diapers.
They will lx- distributed for
“good will purpo««-»” arn« p th
natives.
This in perfectly ail npht wrth
The .Sentry, of our we. but w<
do with that Army QM mirht
have rec la rm if led th«- i«>ue in
•om<* manner
i
m
uc
vs - s de*
“fan
s th««ug)
the now-
tor j “D
icsti’t af-
BISHOP
SELL 10 SOLDIERS 10R SENSING H0M1
< urtoons of a ruukiehi BXperltmrflit, drawn by
a Nohiier Foil of ltul£hrt and Ix’llv iHMtera.
Jowl Hie thing to <0*11'1 buck borne to show «h«
I o IK h the Imio>>n>ii4 «|<lv of iti'Miy life.
buuKht in on«- omni» alone Make iut>n«,y xv III iik
th«r boo?« to y«»ur
ready for tnalhng.
-i I >■• f «r alogto «•<•()) or $’ imi for A <
•Jl« »w u» >«»ur !*'< anti gi ’ then» t-oMtoe:» It. Will
Dav you u liberal comtnMton on all they wll
ituNh your order for Nainple < ofdea today.
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The cumulative value of all Iwnd-
Lease avi extended by »he United
State, from March 11. 1»41. to
November 30, 1942, wa- about |7,-
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