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Camp Adair Sentry
Thursday, February 25, 1943.
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dling They Like
Camp
Adair
A Camp Adair trio of non­
coms are today firm believers in
the popular slogan, "It Pays
to Advertise.” Chronologically
their’s is a good story . • ■ and
it realjy happened. And it hap­
pened over in Salem.
It was the night of the Satur­
day night dance at the Salem
Armory and S Sgt. Ronald P
Brock. Sgt. Cornelius T. Cronin
and Cpl. H. A. Boone, all Adair-
men, decided to attend, They
were wearing their GHQ insig­
nia*. Immediately upon enter­
ing they wer* singled out by
Mrs. Ira 0. Pilcher, wife of the
Commander of Capitol Post No.
9, American Legion, ami intro­
duced to him. Commander Pil­
cher served in GHQ of the A E.F
at Chaumont, France, in T7. and
bore a similar insignia at that
time.
Resulting was an invitation
for the trio to spend the week­
end at the Pilcher residence, and
they naturally accepted. Thus,
they spent a restful night be­
tween clean, white sheets and
dreamt of home and mother.
Sunday morning they were
served a breakfast including
home-cured ham, eggs and waf­
fles with all the home-made jams
necessary to do justice to the
waffles.
They say the moral is "It Pays
to Advertise.”
<'■»’ Librarian Announce* 8,500 Books Ready
M; Brief Reviews of Latest Addition*
Introducing a Camp Adair Post Libraries,
are which will two librarians, Miss Helen Shu­
s column giving maker and Misi Doris Fickel, will
>ook* and best alternate each week as guest edi­
id at the two tors.)
<E iitor’»
rw
By Miss Helen F. Shumaker
Librarian, Club 2
action of 8500 books is now“ pouring into
icb F r\.c<: ( i b Library. From the classics of ancient
re « ;i a :> ,T<
to the latest war book, this collection repre-
r;
type of camp library. Titles of current
tnt 3 h
ite ’«it fi ti'flúy eceived include:
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CAMP ADAIR TRIO FINDS
"IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE"
reshion,” by*
“Let the People Know,” by Sir
olified review
r, Italy, and Norman Angell. To answer ques­
tions being asked by many people
gh 1911. The
on the causes anti outcome of the
and militar- war, the author of "The Great Il­
-y is shown, lusion” discusses isolationism, so­
,. strangle- cial revolution or change, British
>o; es before imperialism, international coopera­
>n
By the tion, attitudes toward minorities
"J urnalist’s and small states, and what power
the people themselves have in de­
” 1. Russell termining policies.
This post’s
now in training. Here we se< lome future guardsmen with Major'
-written
Ralph
E.
Riordan,
post
Military
Intelligence
officer and Col. Gordon H. McCoy, post commander,
junt the
381st Infantry
I
—Public Relations Photo.
of the
In This Column
!I
Whe-
I ud acting MH emcee. To arid life
explaining the Jap system of Judo ■
!act* of
by
IT'S \ SM ALL WORLD
• I I to the party Lt. Centanni, Com­
CpI. Robert C. Gaard
training. The Jap army of today !
i wiiii an an-
Two
Hollywood
friends
Com-
pany Commander, was on hand to
i ennaul’’* com-
is unlike that of a century ago 1
mande r Gene Markey, writer-
A rare treat is in store for the supervise riffling of door prizes
.•uhi 3»
vhich wi'l lie of
insofar as conscription, which be­
producer,
and
Lieut.
Robert
t. 1‘
o all officer* faced ' Luthcrun soldier as the president of which were won by Pvts. Thon. .J.
gan shortly after the. Japanese
Montgomery, film star had a
<1 Ml 4 l Idem of training the Pacific Northwest Conference Neogoma and (Jias. J. Lorenz .
i evolution 70 y ears ago, brought1 with one stone by developing the
reunion today far from cinema
of Norwegian Lutheran Churche- tel! us, boys, WHICH door did you
h adi*1
I “ni into battle.
all kinds of individuals into mili- i soldier from the mental standpoint
land
’
s
bright
lights
and
sound
come in?
dited by Ernest of America, the Reverend IL I
tary service. It was the former as well as the physical.
stages.
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ity-two stories, Foss of Seattle, Washington, will
. policy for the Nipponese to select I
When
they
mi
t
accidentally
on
Tactics to Be Taught
The boys of Hq. Co. 3rd Bn. in­
Is and pieces of deliver the sermon at Chapel No. -I
lor army training only those men I
Guadalcanal, they slapped each
■ibi t.' ■e c
n the experience in the 381st at 10:15 hrs. Sunday, joyed u real treat the other night other on the buck and retired to who eminated from a long line of | While a great many instructors
as they were present nt the “Rec
ojan Horse and February 28.
from ‘C
an obscure corner for a long i warr iors. Judo is used to help use the method of demonstration
f Jericho to re-
Bishop Foss was present at the Hall Debut” of the picture, "Rose
coin i
develop Japanese, no matter what nnd tell their men to remember
tulk.
rom Pearl llar- dedication of Chapel No. I anil of Washington Squnre" . . . lucky
•e
I-
hi lineage or environment, into 1 what they have seen, he teaches by
Markey was promoted to a
The selections preached the dedication sei mon fella.«! The only reason they got
one of the world’s toughest fight- , drilling but (he stresses the “but")
full naval commander recently.
'
to
see
it
was
that
they
were
in
quar
­
v otal heroics, be­ Those who have heard Bishop Fox
I ieut« mint Montgomery is serv­
ers. By bringing it into the mind in such a way that there is no
nt soldiers who will agree that he is a most force antine . . . shucks, we're never in
ing on a destroyer and has seen
of the Japanese child through com- injury to the pupil’s opponent. As
s or of artists, ful and dynamic speaker who ha < quarantine!
considerable action.
pulsory
courses in all middle and a remarkable coincidence, it might
Lt. Richter, new to Camp Adair,
tv who substitute thrilled many congregations
«hen 1
high schools, the youth is already be mentioned that Captain Smith's
ation for first-
“We feel fortunate,” I emarked has b« i n instructing the men in
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training programs are nnmarred
(•fit I I»
Chaplain F. L. vonliusen, "to have Service Co. The boys really eri- to the one already displayed . . . well versed in the tactics of the
i Bishop Foss as our guest ax his ' joyed their drill and class work un­ making two stripes and therefore a art when he has come of military , by accidents and casualties result­
ing from instruction are practically
I schedule was quite complete.
I der the Lt. and felt quite badly epi. How did we figure that out? age.
unknown.
j want to extend a most cordial in when they learned he is to be
Jap’l’hilosophy Told
Furthermore, he admits that the
[ vitation to all the men and officer . i nssigned to another organization.
Then it is the captain’s policy student’s personal ability to make
of both divisions to attend the set- The I.t., formerly a fire-fighter, is
to get away from the killing sub­ use of Judo in combat should be
I man. An informal reception will I soon to be wed to Miss Ilorthy
ject with a little analysis of the' placed second to his power as an
I be held for Bishop Foss in the .'181st ¡Maver of Cincinnati, Ohio. ’ He
Japanese government and way of instructor. He preaches incessant- j
I Officers’ ('iub nt 1400 Sunday af confided in us the other day and
life. He tells them that it is the ly that the only proper procedure
revealed tluit he and Mies Mayer
ternoon.
A recent survey at Tyndall Field. ardent desire of th«' Jap govern- 1 in teaching a man is to use care 1
I
have
know
neach
othi
r
for
the
past
X X x
r s if! ip<| Cnr
Florida, puts YANK at the top of ment to gain the tremendous riches
The fleet feet of Pfs. Carl Todd, six years mid have been engaged the list for popularity on the maga­ of the East. To do this, the brass without sacrificing sneed and agil- !
\l.l
If ELS
for
18
months.
, ity. But forget the care for a
the tenor voice of Pvt. H. ('. Mar-
zine stand of Tundall Field’s Post hats and officials make use of the single second, he says, ar.d you're
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The
Lt.'s
bride-to-be
is
arriving
. tin, and the parlor stories of Lt.
farce of emperor worship to get I v very liable to have a hospital case I
De; t,. r ' ’ed Tape
j 1.. C. Watrud sparked the 1st Bn. for the wedding in a few days. Her Exchange.
Next to YANK come the popular the people to fight and thus ac­ , on your hands.
parents
arc
Mr.
and
Ml«.
J.
Mayer
Hi;. Co. "beer bust” Sunday « ve-
Ilk magazines and the weekly news complish their plans. And how do I Although the greater part of the
I ning. The hay Room was quite of Cincinnati; the Lt.’s, Mr. and
publications. Picture magazines they prepare them to fight? Well, I Japanese army is trained in Judo,
Mrs.
William
Richter
ul
o
of
Cin
­
crowded as the boys indulged in a
cinnati. The ceremony will be per­ also have a large sale as do the that's where we get back on the i not more than 3C00 soldiers can
buffet lunch, pop. and beer.
subject of Judo.
actually be classified as experts.
Every “Bust” must have enter­ formed in Chapel No. -I with Father Various digests.
D< k ’; i PI} 1 OUth
Since the men of Tyndall Field
"Whenever the American public
The number of people who have I
tainment or it wouldn't be a “Bust" O'Keefe of the 382nd officiating
I St . < orvallis
so the boys gave out with Lt. Wat Th«' wedding will take place Satur­ are made lip largely of speciali ta hears Judo mentioned.” the captain been or who will be killed in any
day morning, March lith at 9:30. in the Air Forces, aviation, science explains, “they visualize the vari­ war by hand to hand combat lend
The couple will reside in Monmouth, and mechanic- publications are ous grips and muscular releases
an exceedingly small percentage
Oregon.
high on the list, but it is noted that that policemen use in disarming to the casualty lists.
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•
detective stories seem to have little and disabling law breakers. These
Still and all, if a Smith-trained
Approximately twenty men in appeal f*i servicemen.
methods arc effective in their pro­ Yank loses his gun and has to |
"D” Co. hirve walked from the bar­
Naturally, love intere-t maga­ per place but arc much too compli­ grapple with a Nip, we won't have
racks to the Orderly Room to ask zines are extremely popular, though cated.”
IVHU í R I'/ii NG ANÏWHERE!
any trouble picking the guy who'll
for a furlough. They reach the apparently their popularity is not
And again, it’s hard to disagree. walk away from it alive.
i'-
1 .sir >r furlough, or even
door. then w< akvil, and return, so great as the publications listed After 20 years as an instructor at'
. 1 ,|<- i,.
,p -:. will timi American
Cheat up. men! Sgt. Westbrooks above. Such “comic” books as the’Ncw York Stat«' Police School,
‘«pi
eirrvr ìeque» always *»fe.
got his last week! If he can do it "Superman,” “('apt. Marvel,” etc.,
» i, i
id.Hc 1 hey are «pendable
»pendable
it is obvious that the captain’s con­
If lost
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li•. »
—. or
— - stolen,
. . . sooooooo can YOU!
have a surprising demand among tentions are as solid as a rock.
y out monee i » , -<i ided io full. No
"11” Co.'s Lt. Allen who wax the adult consumers even though
ul« euh., si . -î rev ui» d.
With that in mind, he omits most
stationed in Hawaii bi fore return­ they are primarily designed for
i.-IUOk linn*
li',ned in de >•
................
. . ot $
- 10,
. $20,
police methods and uses a more
ing to the States remarked, “It is youngsters.
For Quality Shoe
t I «m » tl(.
se for eas h $ KW.
effective and cold blooded means
to w?-
$50. ------
For
vi ..in, -
.* 4(
V., t hl
;. . C $10
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difficult to get used to these women
Repairing
Wliih
Tyndall
Field
may
not
he
of
killing
before
being
killed.
i
>.« « »U» ,y I «prêts oflices, at principal railroad
wearing woolen skirts!" Minnim typical of Army camps, the survey
odor ot.. a J si o iny camps and baie».
We guarantee both work­
Of course, it may give an Ameri­
, . . Lt., what do you mean!
>
is interesting in view of the fact can a w hule of a lot of satisfaction
manship and materials.
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that it probably reflect« a fairly to know tiiat he has successfully
Full line of polishes
Cpl. Drvvhshr of the Special Ser­ general trend in the serviceman's
learned his lessons when he hear.«
and shoe laces.
vice Office has be, n flitting around reading habits. ’
a Jap's backbone snap but the chief
the Regiment putting up different
118 S 3rd St., Corvallis
value in the captain’s course lies
types of athletic fields nil over the
. in the alertness and fighting spirit
Capt.
Smith
Trains
Men
place. It certainly looks as if the
that it imbibes in a man. Past
mill of the :>81«t will have plenty In Art of Judo Here
experiences
have shown that it is
of sports and recreation on these
3 to 5 times more effective than
cool spring evening*. Good work.
(Continue«! From Page 1)
1 calisthenics and kills two birds
Cpl!
Judo exponent but a student of the
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difficult Japanese langung
M«v we mention that the I am-
Brains, Not BraAn
Nut
■it:
: 1
27, Southern Pacific Railroad
pany News Reporters who were re
Basically speaking, his methods
('on pin ‘ i’ll
. i» one ,s|H‘cial train for service men
sponsible for new* “In This Col- for th«- mass production of killing
EXCHANGE.
(»’ 1- A i-r u« I’. T land, handling Portland passengers
uinn" were Pfc. Paul Solotnon rcp- machines are rea or
simple.
uni' . '<• Al.-'lg
Adair 1:30 P.M.
GROUP
Sul-
resenting "It" Co. Cpl. J. F
First off. in selecting
*
It- • ' tM) — good on special train only.
let’» Captain Smith look^
liven of 1st Bn Hq. Co .
)UMts â'mMtu
Tic «r<a »’ ail ihje at Main Bus Terminal and at \\ ells-
•• w$«*aci
get in mor«1 news for the other com­ preference to braw
hut aroNtau 7
1 IKIMM 5 *w»**-»a •*•»■<• £
dah sir i< >n.
pany reporters If Yl'l’R company tion simply is this
Or' n «li«lu» stages, for lack of equipment and
is not represented and you wish to weight contribute
act as reporter contact your 1st towards success i
if in!) c ii «.ur .¿equate equipment cannot render
adt
ntion service io service men in
lal Service Offic«.
tri ■
DISTRICT MANAGER
wrestling, but count
up A tir.
ally the Portland traffic, and we
t x x
Phone 1142
ily or ii
215 Monroe Street
eat i l«W 1 ■ sol • it 1 I urge all service men desiring to
The best w ay in our estimation to And
COR! Al.LIS, OREGON
VÌM t I« b in «>i ; i the week-ends avail themselves of
complete th i» co dumn is as follows: behev
1st Ba. Hq. Co promotions wer«“:
th« MS I • » '
? - i rendered by the Southern I'm ifn
Uwrenee E Fc .«her, Janies Moore,
Rai iro id < on.pi'ü« i •nd endeavor to arrange for their
Judo, ai
Ora W. Green. Walter S. Smith,
pus: «<“5 •
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1 i sufficiently in advance to make
feetiven
Arthur F. Rusias •m. and Frank W.
UM“ of 11
SJ
< t rain service,
Headquarters for
Funk to the th ree-stripe rating:
Y .-i • tl* ■<»,! 1 •n to this extent will enable Oregon
Southerlaml.
Henry
J.
William
G
j
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Regulation
M«.t
!i Ift* i ti
•niier more complete and greater
R Parent. Karl M. Walt er*. James than th«
fre« 1 iei d V of •« ce
c between Camp Adair. Albany,
F S ilivan. I eo M Allen. Vetvwn -pare th
Or 4U) ini Saini
R Seabrook. Harvey A. Summer*, letting t
Fi ' ie »dur < of service men to Camp Adair, this
for every branch
N rman J Anderson, and James P Jap is a forma
jpn ¡al tr .in <i!! s ave Portland on Sundays, at 8:15
<>ngv became two-striper*: John ieally cunning,
of the service
P :« 1.
M Mead. Civile F Bonn. Jame* V his supreme eff,
Cook, arai
and William P.
I* INmlin were oppiinent.
BIG DRINK
St it!)»- .' i!U«.‘ will o|»erate on Saturdays between
So, the captain
promoted to the two «tripe grade
hour» *if 11
•nd 1:30 P.M. serving SP Railroad
TO GO BUY!
wtth a "T" below ... last but not to throw »porlsm.
l¥|n't. Pau r,<*n shuttle bus will operate in reverse
first (We fooled ya!) Clair F. A»- window. He veritab’
ill ' < T
¡U1 4
esc hour*.
FIMI COU U aU.
by
solete any idea that
kew made 1st Sgt
A it <» per- ion in this matter ia greatlj appre-
Nrd-cu.
L w
Oy. R. V.
Over “D“ Co way the muni« have of fair play and
d.
MiMtr
were dished out to Pvt*. Houston. the fact that the only
Fry. Fuewralia who were promotes! • dirty fight i» to pull the dirtiest Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.
Salem. Oregon
to Pte. and Me. C mw *| ami Kidd trick*.
of Corvallis
were given one more stripe to add ! He begins M the beginning bv
iiniiimiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiim.
CASH!
"I
Photo Finishing
Per Roll of 8 Pictures
Free Enlargement
One-Day Service
BERMAN'S DRUG STORE
Opposite The Banks
Corvallis, Oregon
Yank Tops Popularity
Lisi at Florida Post
Wcocl Mat or Co
PRO II CT YOUR CASH
KRATAViL'S
SHOE SHOP
AMERICAN EXPRESS
TRAVELERS CHEQUES
To Service Men, Camp Adair
W. Guy Parker
Bishop's
Your Store
in Salem
FIELD CAPS
$2.00
CiEGO'S MOTOR STAGES
Bishop’s
Protection oí Properly!
(One of the Essentials of a Democracy")
Abraham Lincoln said: “Property is the
fruit of labor. Property is desirable. Let
not him who is houseless pull down the
house of another, but let him work dili­
gently and build one for himself, thus
assuring that his home be safe from
tiolence when built.”’
On this philosophy of protected property
right«. Americans have built America.
1 hey have successfully defended this pre­
cious principle for more than 300 years.
On todav's far-flung battle fronts. Ameri­
cans fight again to protect their priceless
principles of human liberty and individ­
ual rights . . . rights of free speech, a
free press, the right to govern themselves,
the right to own a home or a business, the
right to work and enjoy the fruits of
their toil.
Io safeguard them, America fights,
J ictory.
until
Mountain States Power Co.
Self-Supporting. Tax-Paying. Private Enterprise
"e serve the cities and rural territory
surrounding Camp Adair
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