Camp Adair Sentry
Billfold Girl
Camp Impressions
Given by Soldier
to enlist in that portion of the
United States Army which subse­
quently became a unit of the Rain­
bow Division.
At the university, our fraternity
Bed was made up by a couple of
fellows named Healy and McGlone.
In return, the Editor wrote their
English essays, thus enabling them
to graduate cum laude. To this
day they are conscientious citizens
of Denver, Colo.
Good Natured Griping Requisite
Of Trained Fighter He Declares
Scene at Q. M. Retreat or strict­
ly G. 1. Carrying things slightly
Cooking With Gas
to an extreme was the "Khaki Kid,”
who when caught bj Retreat, while
By Pfc. Norman P. Hughes
climbing a ladder to the roof of his
Of Cooks and Bakers School
barracks, tried to come to attention.
Proof that reason came to him in
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time is the fact that he’s still
“What about Chow?”
This is the foremost question in around to read this.
the minds of all the fellows going
Even, or in this present day
out on maneuvers. Not so long ago
should
we say, especially. Kings
this question was u very serious
problem for the men in the mess must fall. With that thought in
organizations, but due to the pres­ mind, we report the results of two
ent day army developments in the ping-pong games played in the
mess, it has become practically ex­ Service Clubs, January Sth and
tinct— bo the men in the field need 15th. In one corner was QM’s own
“Fancy” Sam Farkas and in the
no longer worry.
other. Al Niemac, of the 96th Div.
The army now has what is called Both battlers are two-stripers (Cor­
Jthe emergency field ration, which porals). Results: "Sam we mourn
has been developed and perfected your losses."
by dieticians and food authorities.
Quartermaster Quin-Type
Several types of these condensed
While it’s true, “dead men tel)
rations have been successfully pre­ no tales.” it’s another story about
pared and nearly all of them prove the Dead Men’s caretakers, All of
to be very nutritious ajul palatable. which, introduces today’s Quin­
The latest addition to the ration types. Pfc. Julius Leighty, former
family is known as the “K" ration. embalmer and Undertaker for 14
It is exceedingly important in con­ years in and around Kansas City.
ducting field work because it re­ Pfc. Leighty works in the QM
quires no cooking before serving. Clothing Warehouse. We know it
The outstanding factor, however, is would make better reading if we
the manner in which it is packet!. said he worked in the Dead Storage
Each unit, of which there are throe, Section but "it ain’t the truth." To
is packed in a light waterproof car­ those who enjoy hair-raisers. we
ton that can he added to the pack suggest you corral Pfc. Leighty
without much additional bulkiness. some day and listen.
The “K” ration has been scientifi­
This past Wednesday night,
cally tested to insure the greatest M Sgt. G. E. Jacobson conducted
amount of energy producing ma­ our non-coms, class. The topic
terial, upon which the strength of was, "Action Against Air Raids."
our armed forces depend.
Mimeographed forms were dis­
Well-known “chow hounds” un­ tributed and the action they’d have
doubtedly will complain that the to take. The meeting was very
ration is not filling. But through well conducted and much informa­
actual tests, it has been determined tion gained.
that the "K” ration is sufficient
to satisfy the pangs of any average
If Your Name Is Here
soldier’s hunger.
Supplements have been added to You Have Mail at P.O.
the basic “K" ration for use in vari­
The following named persons
ous types of climatic conditions
which tho fighting men will encoun- ' have mail in the Post Office, which
ter. They are to be used only in cannot be delivered because of in­
emergency cases and for not more correct or insufficient address. It
than three days at the very most, is requested that these persons cull
So don’t worry, fellows, your at the window for this mail and
“Chuck Wagon” will still bo “bring­ leave their correct address.
Malcolm A<lams.
ing up the rear” for most of your
F, A. Buchaiuin. K
M. Bremner.
meols.
Bunn, Henry Bernip. Edward Brarman,
T E. Black. J A Blackfill
The School for linkers and Cooks
.’ack (.'lam, ('liristophvi- I'nm, Mauricio
proudly states that it will have t'atiniiz l'i limit < ramlall, F.tuest f'ollier,
Howard
< 'haimoii.
I.eon
Leng
I’hAae,
samples of the “K" ration on dis­ Nirhaloa (’«»stellt».
Oliver
Everton
play in its newly constructed class­
John H, Fatrell. Kenneth Finnaw.
Lawrence (Irtives, (lill (lorirdon. A. N
room building.
J
By Pvt. H. W. Hansen.
! DO YOU PLAY ’EM
As the soldier stepped from civ­
ilian life into military life, he cast ON JUTE BOX?
Then we awakened one fine Au­
EM of Camp Adair who want
off all his old traits and character­
gust morning in 1922 with a hang
istics except one—and that is the to say, “Hi maw; hi paw” and
over and a bride. This affair lasted
genuine habit of all Americans— not bother to write it all out,
15 years, five months, fourteen
can do so beginning immediately
never being satisfied.
days, three hours and 35 minutes
The soldier’s life at Camp Adair at the Soldier Men's Center at
. . , The next time we awakened
is as tough and strenuous as can 8th and Monroe Sts.. Corvallis,
we had only the hang over.
where
there
is
now
a
record
mak
­
be found wherever one might try
•
to find, and at the same time, it ing machine, installed through
But we are proud to write in the
provides him the opportunity to rid­ the courtesy of the Pepsi-Cola
Merciful Memoirs of our Sunset
icule every new step he is forced company.
Years that throughout our life we
Of The Week"
It is strictly for EM of this
to take. He cannot talk back to
have fought the Twin Bed Evil.
Post,
it
was
announced
by
Grant
his superiors if he disagrees be­
Pretty, isn’t she?
I------- -
cause he knows he has to acquire O’Donnell, company representa­
Did
you
ever
see pink ant eaters
She
belongs
to
Pvt.
William
tive,
who
will
be
on
hand
to
as
­
J.
the disciplinary principles taken in
by every soldier in order that his sist and supervise recording Linahan, Jr., popular greeter at with purple flame sprouting from
army will become the strongest and during a two-months stay in Service Club No. 1. Bill, the lucky their eyes, ears, noses and throats
most powerful in the world. But town. Mrs. Tracy W. Johnson guy, is married to the above pretty conic at you in Endless Droves over
girl, and has been for the past two the foot of a Bed? They usually
though he could not speak out loud, is hostess.
You can make recordings after and a half years.
arrive just ahead of the Pink Ele­
in general, there was one way he
4 p. m. daily and all day on Sat­
Mrs. Linahan, who Bill calls phants. This brings up the inter­
could continue this habit.
That was by grumbling quietly urdays and Sundays.
Margaret, met him in Hollywood, esting question of when is a Bed
where he was employed at the Not a Bed?
to himself. And there is no doubt
that it has helped him make the and ploughing through rough coun­ Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer motion pic­
charge so that he would derive the try side, he has become tough. Not ture studios. Margaret, who here­
The answer is simple. It’s a
benefits. It was a tiresome of all of them have reached this point by becomes the Sentry’s initial Barber Chair, in one of which we
drilling hour after hour without hut it is soon expected that every­ entry in the "BILLFOLD GIRL slept near Jack Demjisey in the
some change of routine. His feet one will not only be the equal of his CONTEST,” is now busily engaged Hotel Barbara at Los Angeles the
and tired body puiled him to bed opponent but superior in every re­ at a Southern California plane fac­ New Year’s eve of the Rose Bowl
at an unreasonably early hour after spect. At first the soldier went tory and Bill’s barrack buddies football game in which Columbia
inarching twenty miles through through his training in half heart­ state that with all of her defense defeated Stanford, 7-0. We are
rain and mud with full pack. He ed manner, but soon it swept over work she still has time to make very tardy on our dates here in
went out in the hills anl ploughed him the seriousness of the situation, him the most frequent caller at the
Camp Adair, Oregon, but we re­
over them in tactical maneuvers, and now he has accepted the serious SCU 1911 mail room.
member that Dempsey had his own
.
dug fox holes and squirmed in them phase of it.
Soldier, get that picture of private Barber Chairs and Barber.
In the meantime, the soldier has your girl friend or wife out of your
waiting long minutes for an imagi­
We got off to a wonderful start.
nary enemy, and then learned how been receiving education that he billfold and enter it in the "Bill­
Barber, not Bourbon!
to creep and crawl through mini never looked for and never would fold Giri” contest, which will be a
that left him damp and cold. Shiv­ have realized its importance, and weekly feature in the CAMP
Perhaps “Beds in Which I Have
ers crept through him when he first yet it was the most important study ADAIR SENTRY.
Slept” would be a better title for
took his bayonet and fixed it to his he could acquire. Ami that study
Every soldier on this Post has a
rifle. Its long, ugly point suddenly was learning how to live with peo­ billfold, and usually contained these remarks, but on the other
made him realize just what could ple, know their different manners, therein is an informal snapshot of hand, this is a Column; not a Con­
happen to him in a close encounter. making new friendships which the gal back home. The contest fession!
would help make him, his platoon,
Founds Things Different
editor wants that picture. How­
He no longer walked into a shoe his company and his division into a ever, he doesn’t want it permanent­
However, while musing on the
shine shop to have his shoes polish­ hard fighting unit. The first part ly; he just wants to borrow it for Pause that Refleshes, we think,
ed nor did he leave his personal of camp life was extremely diffi­ a short time.
that aside from private boudoirs,
effects strewn around his bunk as cult for the Camp Adair soldier as
apartments, parlors, kitchens, box
Soldiers who desire to enter the
■was the case of his room at home. he was thrust into a large group
contest are urged to send in their cars, desks, automobiles, desert
Daily inspection by some officer of other men and he had to accus­
“Billfold Girl” to the contest edi­ sand, auto courts, divans, chairs
has taught him the habit of strict tom himself to living in this man­
tor and entries will be judged from and corridors in and upon which
neatness and cleanliness. He shiv­ ner.
a standpoint of beauty, clarity of we have slept, we have found the
Gets Education
ers for two hours on inspection day
BEST BEDS at the following
However, this was his education. the photo, and eye appeal. The places:
anl prays that his rifte ,is clean
entries
should
have
your
name,
ad
­
enough so that he will not be given He met men front every section of
"QUOTES and QUERIES”
the United States; men who had dress. and name of the girl whose
extra detail.
—
Pfc. F. Smith—Sgt. M. Gaines j
Hotel Del Monte, Calif.; ('.aliente
picture
is
being
entered.
But the hardest thing the soldier traveled and tell tales of their ex­
Valuable prizes are being lined Hotel at Agua Caliente, Mexico:
has had to accustom himself to periences; men of all nationalities
up
for contest winners. So soldier, Hotel del Coronado, Calif. ; the Again we copic with printed poem—
were the many and various types of and with different types of dialects;
if
you
want your gal in the SEN­ Riverside, at Reno; the Biltmore,
To bring headaches to your Army
labor around his section. He swears men with different traits and char-
TRY
and
you want to win the Alexandria, Roosevelt, Ambassa­
“home”
and wishes he were taking a twen­ actertistics. It was a place where
dor, Town House, Marsden, Cha­ AU of which should introduce—
weekly prize, send in your entry
ty 'mile hike rather than sweat they could exchange conversation,
the "Billfold Girl" Contest Editor, teau Marmont and Garden of Allah
Some Q. M. items lying loose.
over a pile of pots and pans in K. Ik learn about each other, share each
in Los Angeles and Hollywood: tho
Public Relations Office.
Talk about Strange As It Seems!
He never imagined the time would other’s joys and sorrows. It was
All entries will be returned old Virginia, at Long Beach. Calif.; It took a World war, a draft notice,
come when he would have to do the laying of a foundation for the
promptly
after judging each week the Hilton, at El Paso, Tex.; the and a little item like a 10-day fur-
this type of work. His thoughts strength and spirit that each was
and entrants may be assured of re­ Roosevelt, New Orleans, La. ; the lough for T/6 Dorn Arbia, Ware-
center on the fact that he might to find in one another in order to
ceiving their pix back in good con­ Miami. Fla., Biltmore; the Roa­ house Driver, and his relatives to
become a “beautiful wife” to some make them a well-knit team.
dition.
noke, at Roanoke, Va.; the Monti­ meet. Till Fate, in the form of his
Has Fun. Too
girl with the general household
cello at Norfolk, Va.; the Mayfair, furlough papers, came to the res­
The
soldier
at
camp,
however,
duties he gets in the barracks. He’s
Military Police
in Washington, D. C.; the Waldorf- cue, Dom and his relatives had
sad when he doesn’t get letters, but hasn't been completely without fun
Astoria, Lexington, Belmont-Plaza never come face to face. To his
then when they do arrive, he is and relaxation. He has been able
and New Yorker in New York; the relatives, we say: "We’ll bet you’re
happy at first and later he be­ to go to various small towns around
Barracks Banter
Statler in Cleveland; the Palmer SORRY.”
comes boody as he thinks of his camp and have a change from “the X____________________________ ___
House in Chicago; the Fontenelle
parents, friends and wife or sweet­ same old routine.” There are any
By Pfc. Wallace X. Rawles
in Omaha, Nebr.; the Plains, in
To all those who are silly enough
heart. He wants to get this job number of dances he can go to and
finished in a speedy manner so that draw his mind-away from the next ??@'««A-,/4 aoinshrdlu cmfwyp ZZ Cheyenne, Wyo.; the Brown Place, to want their names in this column
ETAOTN ( ),.-»■» (a % in Denver: the Utah in Sait Lake we print a fe wwords of warning
he too can once more enjoy life day's work. In camp he buys arti­
cles at the post exchanges and has x?x?x??-?-.,.,-HH*(<ffl>’4* & Ik city; the El Tovar at Grand Can­ After one little notice in our hodge­
as it once was.
food at the mess halls which civ­ etaoin shrdlu cmfwyp vbgkqj xzzz yon, Aris,; the Multnomah, in Port­ podge. M Sgt. Sinnott was trans­
Hardships I.essen
land, Ore.; the Santa Barbara, ferred to Finance. (All those in
And so it goes on. The < amp ilians are finding difficult to have
Since history dawned, many­ Calif., Biltmore and the Tower of this week's “rogues’ gallery” please
Adair soldier grows stronger in now. He has the latest movies at
body and more experienced in mind the camp shows, and to enjoy his things have been said about beds, the Sir Francis Drake in San Fran­ pack your barf acks bag.)
Despite jealous comments like:
The hardships which at first faced favorite malt, he journeys down to but it remained for one of our cisco.
“The QM Cooks are working with
him have n6w become daily routine. the Service Club where he can cas­ better second lieutenants to make
With calisthentics. running obstacle ually flirt with a counter girl. All the above remark while “gigging”
But that hotel bungalow in Cali­ the Medics,” or “It’s not a mess
the editor for a corruptibly con­ ente, Mexico! What atmosphere! hall, it's nn annex of the Station
courses, walking long, weary miles, of this is easy on his small pay.
But from the time when he was a structed bed in the upper flight of Soft guitars tinkling outside the Hospital,” Q. M. Mess Hall No. 105
new recruit to the present when he Barracks 1, Militarq. Police, last windows through which whispered .Mrs. Sophie Gaines Hnd Mrs. Marge
was honored by the presence of
has been developed into a fighting Saturday morning, Jan. 23.
the delicate scent of honeysuckle
Semon. Yes!!Ilf Before anyone
soldier; when he has been taught
and jasmine upon the subtle night
how to fight and kill and not be
Interpreted liberally, the lieuten­ air! Tinkling ice in an amber fluid asks—they're still breathing. We’ll
admit it’s slight but it’s honest-to-
killed; how to hate with deadly ear­ ant said: “Rawles, yours is the
that Quenched the Thirst and
goodness breathing.
nestness, the Camp Adair soldier worst made-up bed I have ever seen
Aroused the Imagination. Here we
still loves to grumble. He and his in the United States Army.”
were surrounded by Beauty. And
Speaking of our mess halls, we'd
buddies get together every spare
Sales and Senice
what a Lovely Thing, that Beauty
minute and have their bull sessions.
The lieutenant was right. He re­ Re-t Mattress Complete with Beau­ like to clear up a question every­
Modern Shop — Best
one's asking.
Those “Men in
This way they can argue just mains our good friend because he
Mechanics
ty Rest Springs. What a BED! White" coming from the mess halls
why everything is done wrong, ac- I was sportsman and officer enough
I
aren't internes, they're the “dough­
cording to their estimation of the to accompany us to our barracks
All of which brings up another boys” from the Q M. Bakery.
problem, but usually never give a later in the morning to patiently
Phone 43, 2nd & Jackson
better solution. One continuously show us HOW TO MARE A BED. interesting point, to-wit: When
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Cleopatra entered Mark Antony’s
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' talks about his civilian life and
tent upon the Burning Sands of
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wishes he were back "to the good
“How to Make a Bed What a
old days.” But given the chance fascinating subject for a column. the Nile, he was too busy Dialing
to quit, he would refuse and be < Here we go, converting everything his Radio to notice her. Nor did she
roaring mad. Another can only into grist for the mill. I In our near­ inspect his Bed to ascertain if it
pick out the bad points of his out­ ly half-century of life on this Vale had hospital corners, a la U. S.
fit, but when he gets into a differ­ of Tears and Army cota we have Army. But when their glances
ent atmosphere, whether civilians I made lots of things, including taf­ met .. yes, you are right .., the
(Not Christian Church)
or soldiers, he brags about his com­ fy, but Making a Bed, especially Lady was merely looking for But­ 3
730 E. Sth St.
Complete Banking
pany, his buddies, how tough they in a public place such as the Army terflies!
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are and that nobody in the whole barracks, was part of our broad
MOOSE HALL
Moral of this Column: Be it ever
damn place can lick him.
education that had been neglected
3
SEE rs FOR
2nd St., Corvallis
so
humble,
there's
no
bed
like
your
The
change
has
been
made
and
YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS
«adly until January 23, 1943. A.D.
own!
the results are on the asset side.
Bible Cla«8 . 10:00 A. M.
The one thing which sometimes was
We remember that date distinctly
Preaching ..11:00A M.
placed under a damper has contin­ because it wax the first snowy
Moral Number 2: Go, old soldier,
uously sprung forth and is now morning we had been conscious of and Flynn no more!
Communion .11:45 A.M. |
proving to be one of the major fac­ seeing Staff Sergeant Joseph
Preaching ...8:00P.M.
tors in making his a fighting sol­ Holmes at reveille. (Voice from
Fair Trade
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dier. The initiative which Ameri­ Corporal Bob Dreher’s d«<wny
One of India's outstanding ath-
FIRE
LIFE
cans have so long been used to lounge of love: “You're not con­ Jet*« has traded hie turhen for a 3
BURGLARY
to Worship
will now provide the method which scious yet. you Number 8 hall.” G. I. hat at ( amp Kohler. Cal. 2
and all other«
will
outwit
the
enemy
in
battle.
The
Pvt.
A.
K.
Mehta,
42-
year-old
Mos
­
spoken
in
his
meticulously
culti-
Soldier's Invitation
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soldiers at Camp Adair have this voted New Jersey tone.)
lem, holds the All-lndia 3,600 meter
«pirit set in their minds and
cycling record record and was a
hearts, and it will he this that will
In the beginning, <«r Mother and star m track and field while attend- , Claude A. Guild, Minister I
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Fusselman of the 921st F A. Bn.
was six points out in front in the
96th Division's race for individual
basketball scoring honors at the
close of the current round robin
tournament’s second week of play.
Right on his heels was Van Der-
vort, of his own team, tied at 20
points with Witkowski of the 3rd
Bn„ 381st Inf.
Berge of Div. H.Q. Co. was tied
with Sevier and Reeder of the
M.P. Platoon with 18 points each
followed closely by Stricklin and
Fincher of 1st Bn.. 381st Inf., with
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