Camp Adair Sentry
Thursday, February 25,-1943.
Page Seven
N 1 sence. And you guys in Sgt. Sama- '
Bx. 226, Corvallis.
P. Mulhern, Clement P. Murphy.
MORRIS
duroff’s squad, will be awakened
Philip C. Padlillo, Francis R. Pre-
WANTED
OPTICAL
I at Ib-veillo as usual. IL- l.-avos
wett, Frank J. Ratay, Harry R.
Barracks Banter
CO.
behind him his able assistant, Cpl.
Schmidt. Weldon C. Strickland, Leo TO BUY A 1940 or 1941 used car.
v,.. --
Kohler. But who’ll wake Kohler
Sullivan. .James J. Tierney, Car) E.
Our prices are
Contact Stone, 'c/o Post Ex
up?
low as you can
Sgt. Saul Blackman and
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change office, Camj Phone 2969.
get anywhere.
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Pfc. Martin
r
Indisputable evidence of the fact
(Editor’s Note: Two authors
DARK VICTORY!
Satisfaction
TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES
CLASSIFIED
this week supplant Cpl. Wallace X. that the Military Police Detachment
guaranteed.
FOR SENTRY
ARMA’ WIFE WISHES to contact
Rawles, ex-MP "Banterist,” now has come of age is the moving of
ADVERTISING
“Shucks, if I can just get
Phone 5528
lady traveling by train to vicinity
gone to OCS. In the submitted M.P. offices from the Provost Mar
Throe cents a word per insertion.
something jn the Sentry to send
Count > words to line Cash must
of New York around March 1.
Dr. Harry E. Morris
columns both led off with a tribute shal’s Office to the M.P. orderly
home and show my grandmother
accompany copy with order.
Willing to pay for help with 2
to the ex-Culiforniu newspaper room. Holding sway in the new of
444 State St., Salem
1
won
my
first
fight
1'11
prac
Four
Groups
Donate
Five Sizzling Decisions
small
children on trip. Phone
man. Due to space exigencies we'll fices, 'in addition to Lt. George
LOST
tically
lick
anybody
March
10."
Albany 441-J. 526 West 11th.
lilue-pencil the God-speed stuff Kressat.v, Company Commander,
$300 Toward Cause
Earned at Field House
Quoting Cpl. Charles Roper of
down to Cpl. Rawles’ own parting are Staff Sergeant .Jack S. Vinson,
Albany.
p
RHINESTONE BRACELET, Sa
the
26th
QMs,
colored,
who
“
got
Corporal Eddie Nation, and Pri
comment:
Don
t
think
the
folks
and
organi
lem,
Feb.
7th.
Keepsake.
Return
There was plenty of impact his man” in the Field House
“The auguries are bright. Things vates First Class Sam Haber, around Field House the other night
zations of Oregon aren’t contribut
to Quelle Cafe. Liberal reward.
fights. Everybody but Cpl. Rop
Henry
Medel
and
Kermit
Cruce.
are starting off well already. To
ing with a will toward the sports
in the February boxing show. er was surprised.
FOR SALE
morrow should have been my turn
equipment drive for service men,
Enough that Cpl. Jim Shackleton
Pvt. Pete, the Radio Rajah, because they are not only with
at latrine." We leave the rest of If Your Name Is Here
was even able to enjoy his measles “presented” the Cpl. in his
the used equipment in quantity, but FINE HOME AVAILABLE.
the column to its authors.)
in Station Hospital and make big KOAC broadcast and the Cpl. with cold cash.
Monthly payments no higher
You Have Mail at PO
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ONLY FACTORY
plans for the bouts slated March flashed smiling appreciation.
than
rent and small down pay
On Monday, for instance, four
With Officers and
Cpl. Nick Paolueci, one of the
AUTHORIZED
SERVICE
10,
which
in
turn
lead
to
the
All
ment
will
secure
beautiful,
al
“
But
shucks.
Ah
can
’
t
send
no
Tiie following have undeliverable
different groups contributed a total
keepers of ’the dogs, has plunged
Enlisted Men
IN CORVALLIS
most new residence. 3 bedrooms, I
headlong into literary fume. He mail held at the Camp Post Office. Post Championship tournament on radio home. I want it down in of $300.00. It came from Franklin
March
30,
31
and
April
1-2-3.
caretaker
’
s
room,
many
conven
The
addressee
may
have
the
same
black
stuff
on
white
paper
so
I
I High School, Portland: the citizens
had a letter published in TIME
Van Buren at Second
Five sizzling three-round bouts kin prove it.”
ient features. Partially furnished
of Çaker; the “hellboat” builders
magazine of Feb. 15, all about a by calling at the Post Office, leav
Phone 21
ing their name, grade, and correct all ended in decisions.
if desired. Telephone 43-F-2,
of Albina shipyard and employees
little dog name of Della.
I
i Maurice McBean, 145, outpointed
Corvallis.
of the Commercial Iron Works.
Nick’s fame was quick to spread. address.
Rickard's Garage
C Amos. Melvin I’ kiiilei'Min. Hamid
Chairman George Scott reports
The University of Minnesota sent E. Aiken, Charles Aven.i. G. E. Atkins. John Petrunio. Both are Timber
2nd & Van Buren, Corvallis
1933
PLYMOUTH
Deluxe
Coupe.
M Amb'ison
Wolves. Ralph Mendoza of SCU
that large quantities of equipment
a fan letter as a result, urging A. James
Belies. William Boelie, Glenn
In
first
class
condition,
tires
al
have already been turned in to the
on to greater deeds of derring- Baker. Pvt Braud ! tt'i Wade Brook MPs. 155, showed promise in tak
most new. Call Mr. Bier at Cor
man. Grover ('. Harm
Stanle.' I. Bab
ing David Mendellsohn, 145*-i, of
Portland campaign central depot.
do. Of course, they don't know ••nek.
Charles Baspitman. T'. E. Black
vallis
Fire Hall.
Joseph
B.iita.
Busin
Barnes.
('loud
Recent large contributions were
Nick way out in Minnesota so they Breens, Bills Barrett. Wm Burla >iJb thq Timber Wolves.
made at Eugene, whose citizenry
Joe Czubus, 137, of the 321st
Win Swings Division
still tend to lie well-disposgd to Bracket, Robert F. Boyd. Lum Baliime.
TOP OAK desk, 48x60, 2
X. Be-|i< rniiiti. ’ orneliiis Hunky, Engrs., Med. Det., dropped the
also made the 36-truck load cont rib.
wards him. Oregon State College (buries
of drawers on each side,
V. Bates. Brooks Bash Bevar Bryarmiin,
Cage
Chase
Pendulum
to the Camp Adair day rooms a few
didn’t send him any fan mail. Is it Leonard Bmzozwki. Rudolph II. Boelier, nod to Alfred Silva, 138-pound Tim
swivel chair. Price $60. Call
Eden W Burrell. William Burkett. J. W
days ago.
that Oregon State College didn’t Byrne. William Byrne.
ber Wolf. Virgil Zolman, 170, Tim
a. m. Mrs. IL Dowd,
Northern Division Standings
Richard R. Canfield, Tons Crook, Fred
Emphasis is placed on boxing
have the TIME?
ber
Wolf
Div.,
decisioned
Clarence
W . L. Pct.
Chapman. S. A. ( are ola Lestei J. Cline.
Gillis the inimitable — M/Sgt. Curly Collins. John J Clu \ nzillii . Wii McCauley, 168, of 246th QMs and Washington
......... 8
.667 gear, softball and baseball bats and
liam Cilat, Sam ("ob'iiian. Alfred Cooper.
jNarrtimore to you—read Nick’s let (Ieorge
7 4 .636 balls, basketball, football and table SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES,
V. Curtis. Walter W Clark Joseph Cpl. Charles Roper, 186, of the WSC
Cuit is I, Curtis 1 eau H Covi
ter and quipped, “Old Nick’s going < Bx ’ohen,
......... 8 6 .571 | tennis facilities.
bobbins and shuttles for all makes
26th QMs. took a close light-heavy Oregon
i on
Owen
!..
C< tiiieHy
('munse.
Oregon
State
..........
7 6 .537
Birehett . < ' imp. '
Ito tile dogs.”
of machines. Star Trading Cen
decision
from
Eugene
Dittle,
175,
Down
Cesare D'Agos ini. Edwi n .Ì
Idaho
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ter, 316 So, 2nd St., across from
Timber Wolf Div.
mg. Xi 'ludas Ili Bello. Rol ert J. Dean
Al
Richen,
Handball
William Dorsch. Frank 'Dal is. B. I mwal
The OSC win over WSC in opener
? Speaking of baseball, the Mili Mill.
Postoffice, Corvallis.
Pvt. Archie Lewis of the Timber
Pelm
'
Daveiipoi . Wai ter G
All sizes from 6 to 12
of their series, Tuesday night at Ace, Now Serves Here
tary Police detachment is prepared Darvin.
Wolf
Div.,
refereed.
Judges
were
Rll.ss
Edwin i s. Robert 1 Inland Eaton
I PRINTING. WE DO all kinds of
Corvallis,
broke
the
touted
Cougars
’
and widths from A to
Ito. challenge all comers in a soft- George
Evans. Al »is Erhärt.
Lt. Heck, Pvts. Lizuzza and Louis
printing plus excellent service.
tie with Washington, as the above
R B. Foster 1- mil .1. Fab er. Wr ght D
A dangerous new contender for
nail tournament. Inspired by the
E now available in this
Finkler.
les
E
Smd-i
Chui
Fern ley,
W
Fuegi
Benton County Herald, under
standings show. The WSC flag was •honors in the ladder handball tour
■ircsence and example ot out popu Fisher. Charle. F . Feinson,
popular
Jodhpur strap
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Garet
Orville
Gross. Burl Griffin
at half-mast prior to last night's
Benton County State Bank, Cor
lar young company commander, Lt. son. Bene John
William Grab! e. A! I
(till.
Cleveland — Jimmy Bivins, 174, I concluding melee anent chances in nament announced elsewhere in the
oxford.
Sentry
’
low
"serves"
at
Camp
ge.
Allen
Gillen.
John
Griffin,
Leon-
vallis.
■ ieorge Kressaty, the boys of the
Glatano, Andrew Guadaffiio. Milton Cleveland, outpointed Anton Chris-
■UP. Section showed flashes of
man. Lawrence Grennel.
toforidis, 169, Geneva, 0., (15); Izzy the hot northwest conference tilt, Adair.
•lfvin Harlan, Sly Hulas, Guadalupe
ball team Tuesday night waxed the
He is Pvt. Al Richen, until re FEIBLING’S YELLOW saddle soap
■ rue baseball brilliance in an inter-
andez. Truman Hudson
Cecil ’I’ Jannazzo, 150, New York, outpoint
Buster Brown
keeps all leathers soft, pliable
An errorless, precise and excep cently a star player with the Mult
Iquad game held in th recreation
Arnold Paul Heun. Geo'(Iarvill. ed Bobby Richardson, 151, Cleve
and good-looking. Be a credit to l
Henry. Louis J Hare Harold Hill.
tionally
hot
Oregon
State
basket
nomah
Amateur
Athletic
Club
of
land,
(10).
Lrea last Saturday afternoon. Big-
Hem ieksen, Owen Higgens, Milton
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your outfit at inspection. Sears i
ball team last night waxed the Portland. Richen is a stellar sin
all. Harrell Hurvie. Chile A. Harri I
■rest surprise of the contest was the
P. J Hcefels, Jos Holtz, Kox Hud
farm
store,
Albany.
Phone
73.
;
Washington
State
title
contenders
»itching skill of Pfc. Jean Nalda
Iva Orr Henning. Wallace Hutton. |
St. Louis
Chalky Wright, in the first of a two game series gles player and also shines at
Corvallis
M. Henia. Christian Haag Stanle'
doubles. With his partner, Burton WILLAMETTE River Souvenirs!
whose blinding fast ball had the
E. J. Hansing. X. J Hansa, Kenneth 130, Los Angeles, outpointed Joey by the score of 51 to 35 in a game
Smith, he was runner-up the past
Hogue.
Frank
Homan,
Augu tine Peralta, 135, Tamaqua, Pa., (10).
Apposition swinging like rusty
for mailing. Agates, moonstones, |
which saw an almost flawless Beav two yiars in northwest A.A.U.
Antes. Brilliant catches were con
Jaspers, in red, green, brown
er zone defense, hardly tried pre
WHAT MAKES
tributed by Pfc. liozza, Pfc. Adie
viously this season, stop the highly championship tournament.
and yellow. Petrified wood. See
SAMMY CLICK
■ml Private Piper.
touted Cougar machine while Lew
samples in window of Benton
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Whoever sent out the play Beck and Don Durdan, Stater's Signal Promotions in
County Herald. Chas. C. Wilson,
r It is with deepest regret that we
“Hitler’s Children” for orienta stellar guards, worked over the
■earn of the passing of 1st Sgt.
tion or whatever purpose, must loser’s defense to the tune of 17 and Timber Wolf Division
12 points respectively.
fEarl J. Stairs of tiie Medic Section.
be a psychologist at heart.
Lead Taken by Beavers
The following promotions are an
Sgt. Stairs was formerly “Top
The movie as shown to a
The
Beavers
grabbed
the
lead
im
nounced
by the Timber Weif Di
Kick" of the M.P.'s and leaves be
packed house at Theatre 4 on
mediately after the contest began
Man-Tailored
hind a host of friends. He always
Monday was pretty dramatic when Don Durdan dropped in a vision Signal Company:
To be Sergeant: Thomas T. King.
lmd the interests of his men at
and pretty intense. And when free throw after being fouled by
To be Technician 4th Grade:
heart and his many little favors
tile last gripping scene was over, Cougar Al Akins. Gail Bishop,
will by remembered.
a deep, vibrant voice queried , Washington State's high-scoring Lawrence J. Riedel.
Made-to-Order
To be Technician 5th Grade: Car
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from the screen:
¡forward who took individual honor«
Large
Selection
. On this shining Wednesday,
“And can we stop Hitler?”
, for the evening with 18 points, rell H. Bell. SalvatfWe A. Callari,
All-wool
Fabrics
blank Medel and Jock Samaduroff
Still under the spell, the EM ' countered with a free throw, but a John P. Eppright, Howard A. Gold-
mann,
Edwin
R.
Kirk,
John
L.
¡should leave on furlough. Oh joy.
free toss and field goal by Don
roared to a man:
Have fun, you lucky, lucky men.
Cecil put the Orange team ahead Knaj>p, Robert L. Odegard, Micaga
“Yeah! We’ll do it!”
again.
V. Pittman, Joseph J. Slaby, James
The authorities have assured us
C. Smith, James M. W’ebbe, Severt
that the mails will go on as usual
P. Wick, Layton O. Wilson and
during Mail Orderly Medel’s ab-
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IS THIS OUR FACE, RED??
Lawrence R. Youngman.
To be Private First Class: John Ill
To the Sports Editor:
R. Campbell, Kenneth S. Carter,
The last issue of “The Sentry” carried an article on the high
Francis D. Chapman, Melvin R.
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calibre service teams playing basketball all over the nation. In
Optometrist
Clemons. John P! Farrell. Jack L.
your listings you mentioned among others Camp Grant. But in
Ball Bklg., Corvallis, Oregon
I Goldbaum, Frank W. Hall. Ray
picking out the three or four top teams you failed completely.
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mond J. Henry, Rex R. Heirman,
Basing your judgment on victories over highly-rated college
Ralph A. Hotelling, Fred S. John
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teams, you chose Norfolk N.T.S. as the outstanding team (because
ston, Jr., Roy W. Misner, Joseph
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of a victory over Georgetown), Great Lakes (with several losses)
picked second, and St. Mary’s Pre-flighters and the 3Gth Armored
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Regiment, in that order. Camp Grant's Warriors, boasting the
best record in the country, is left completely out in the1 cold.
Office and
To use your method of selection: Camp Grant is led by All-
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Americans, Mickey Rottner of Loyola, Don Blanket! of Purdue,
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Stan Szukaia of De Paul, George Hogan of De Paul, as well as
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other notable mid-western stars. The Warriors have an enviable
record indeed; they are undefeated, holding victories against such
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top-notch college teams as, Loyola, De Paul, N U., Michigan, and
Madison at Fifth
the champion of the Big Ten, Illinois which is undefeated in
WE BUY, SELI.
Corvallis
college
play
this
year.
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With such a record behind them, the Warriors and thousands
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Great Lakes, which you rated second, has so far refused the
challenge of the Camp Grant stars to play in the Chicago stadium.
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Yours for morcr accurate sports reporting,
our entire stock of men's shoes and boots!
Sgt. Leo G. Reeder,
Serv. Co., 381st Inf.
Every pair in the store must be sold by Friday evening. Our stock consists
Camp Adair, Oregon.
of the newest styles and quality shoes suitable for civilians as well as
UNIFORMS ... INSIGNIA ... SUPPLIES
army men. All sizes and widths.
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Military Police
More SPORTS News
Speedy Bouts Prelude
Camp Boxing Tourney
Cold Cash Given to
Sports Goods Drive
JMSte
Favorite
OSC Tames WSC in
First Series Tilt
Ladies
SUITS
Qaidcm H amìa
Dr. A. W. Marker
CASH
Selling Out
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ARMY CASH TAILORS
Mother and Dad
would like to get the
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regularly by mail
6 months for a $1 Bill
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Box 347
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$1
a Full Year
Fast SCU QM Cagers
Dominate in League
It appears to be indeed too bad
that somebody couldn’t take at least
one game from the 337th QM bas
ketball team, before they departed
the SCU-IXth Corps league. What
ever the flying SCU QM cagers do
— and they’re done plenty so far—
will carry this slight blemish.
The QM’s of 337 had 11 wins 0
losses when they sajd g'bye. The
SCU QM’s have lost one game.
They have, however, wo.i 15 and
now lead the league in a runaway.
In second spot, the 691st QM’s have
10 wins. 4 losses. The SCU Hdq.
team, third, has 7 wins, 5 losses.
Lut that's the way it is after
some speedy encounters during the
past week. Closest game was won
34-29 by tile 691st, over 332nd QM.
Then tile 691st lost one, 36-24, to
the 336 QM boys. The QM’s of SCU
defeated MP's, 47-26. Other Wins
were by forfeit.
,
At It Tonight
Tonight and tomorrow some tall
action is in store at. Field House.
This evening it will be: 1800 332
QM vs. 3429 Ord.; 1900—SCU MP’s
vs. 3506 Auto Maint.; 2000—SCU
Hdcf. vs. 3505 Auto Mamt.
Tomorrow night: 1800
SCU
Hdq. vs. SCU MP’s; 1900 -SCU
QM vs. 691st QM.
League Standings
Team
SCU QM
691st QM
SCU Hdq
332 QM
SCU Medics
336 QM
3506 Auto Maint
855 Railhead
555 Railhead
3429 Ord.........
3505 Auto Maint..
SCU MP ...............
Army Garrison Field Shoes, sale price $3-75
Suitable for work. Regular price $4.95.
Officers Field Dress High Shoes, sale S4»45
Regular price $6.95.
Officers Field Boots .
. . sale price $7«45
Suitable for civilians as well as army. Regular price $10.00.
Army Dress Oxfords, sale price on lot $3«88
Our entire stock. Lace and strap styles.
Regular prices range from $4.95 to $6.95.
SALE STARTS TODAY AND ENDS FRIDAY NIGHT
Please bring ration book with certificate No. 17 or shoe certificates.
ARMY STORE
1 his is the kind of a swimming
costume that will become popular
around these parts, maybe. It i-
Gail Russell of the films who is
all dressed up to bail out. Is any
other reason needed to ran this?
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Corvallis