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Page T welve Thursday, March 11, 1943, Red Cross Drive In Second Week RE: MAILCALL With a goal of 125 million dollars of which 66 million will go to the Armed Forces, the annual Red Cross War Fund Campaign swings into its second week. Although no direct solicitation is to be made to enlisted men, officers and civilian employees at Camp Adair will be urged to con tribute, according to Verl Lewis, Camp Ailair Red Cross Field Di rector. However, contributions from enlisted men will be accepted, Some idea of the scope of Red Cross work in the war can be gained from a comparison with last year's figures. Last year the Red Cross gathered a million pints of blood plasma; this year the goal is four million pints. I<ast year the drive netted 100 million dollars, this year the total is expected to exceed the 125,000,000 figure. The Red Cross maintains and operates 75 clubs for American soldiers overseas. To the men who have orders to send home their personal be longings. When so ordered, care would be taken .not to in clude your old letters or any other written material in the parcel you prepare for shipment home. Letters make your parcel First Class Mail, which takes a higher rate and subjects you to a violation of Postal Laws & Regulations. Oregon Governor in Review at Corvallis Camp Adair Senti State college students who are Army Exams Soon for members of the enlisted reserve corps of the army have been called Students of Nation to active duty, it was announced High school and college students today. Final term examinations are due who have applied for the army’s tomorrow, and the spring term specialized training program will will start with classes on March ' be given examinations to check 17. their qualifications on Friday, April 0 Pleasure Drivers to Results of the exams, to be taken at the school.^ will not necessarily Be Placed on Honor determine participation in the pro “Make it as easy as possible, so gram, but will be considered along with subsequent army tests, the long as the objective is obtained.” I That, say men around the office *-------------------------------------------------- of price administration, seems to sum up the new OPA policy in full swing under Prentiss M. Brown. Brown has been very definite about it in public pronouncements. “The time has come,” he says, “to stop all unnecessary inconvenience of the public.” I . — war department said in annour ing the plans today. I Wanta See Fort Sill? QQn Q q Week > Wanta ride to Ft. Sill, Okla. J within the week? If so, contact Burthell Seller a PX 7 (Phone 2931), for Burthell i going to drive down thataway in i ’41 Plymouth. PORTLAND SPECIAL TRAIN!! Everybody Rides the Special Train Governor Earl Snell and Chan cellor Fred Hunter were in Corval lis yesterday this afternoon to wit ness the OSC term-end ROTC out Leaves Wellsdale at 2:30 P.M. Saturday afternoon door review, held under Command LOVE GETS BLINDER March 13, 1943. ant Scott on the intramural field, The following unexpurgated FOR THE RETURN TRIP starting at 3:45 o’clock. • story only goes to prove that Leaves Union Station in Portland at 10:30 P. M. No awards were presented at soldiers of Adair ain’t gettin’ it Sunday Evening. this time to the 600 men taking so bad—are we, mother?: part. Norman. Okla. (CNS) — BUY TICKETS TODAY FROM UNIT No special training men have general order is posted at the SPECIAL SERVICE OFFICERS. arrived of the 500 assigned en man Naval Training Station: gineering army trainees, but the SCU PROMOTIONS “Holding hands, hugging and The SCU Non-com club mem- enlisted detachment from the army other displays of affection are is here and is ready to receive the liership committee should sign up proper only when a lady admits trainees any day now. these three brand new corporals: Seventy-eight more Oregon she is the sailor’s mother.” Ansgar Dahl and James E. Janou- sek, both M.P.'s and Earnest J. Huffstatler of Hq. Co. Other promotions include the elevation to S/Sgt. of James L. Morgan of the M.P. Det., and up to' Sgt. from Cpl. for three more M.P.’s, James M. Ellery, Roy Skoo- TELEPHONES berg and Nicholas Paolucci, Cpl. • n - South C at Sth Earl Baker of Hq. Co., also got a South I) at 5th Evenings: 6:00 and 8:00 No. 1 — 2243 third stripe. Sundav Matinee: 1:30 Sunday Matinee: 1-30 No. 2 — 3243 Evenings: 6:30 and 8:30 VPS AT 381st No. 3 — 3293 Sunday matinee: 2:00 Theatre Avenue North 7 at 6th From the 381st Infantry this No. 4 — 2940 Evenings: 6:15 and 8:45 Evenings: 6:15 and 8:45 week came the announcement of No. 5 — 2293 Sunday Matinee: 2:15 Sunday Hatinee: 2:15 promotions of 10 EM: i Sgt. Henry W. Sutherland to Staff Sgt.; Cpl. Harry L. Formato, Cpl. Anton W. Janecek, Cpl. Wil liam II DeStfao, Cpl Hairy W. Zeigler and Cpl. Jasper J. Fletcher DEANNA EDMOND DURBIN OBRIEN to Sergeant; Pfc. Richard L. Roth and Pfc. Roy O. Gu Hicks to Cor LITTLE GRAVEL VOICE poral; T/5 John T. Rader to T 5, FOX MOVIETONE NEWS and Pvt Burnaid W. Christensen to T/5. I Note New Time Schedule $2.00 Round Trip Camp Adair Theatres THURS March THEATRE NO. 1 THEATRE NO. 3 THEATRE NO. 5 THEATRE NO. 2 THEATRE NO. 4 "The Amazing Mrs. Holliday" "My Heart Belongs to Daddy" 11 It Ain't Essie I FRI March 12 "RANDOM HARVEST" Greer Garson "Saludos Amigos" Ronald Coleman "DIXIE DUGAN" JAMES ELLISON LOIS ANDREWS WOMEN IN SPORTS THE SCREWBALL SIX HITS AND A MISS "The Amazing Mrs. Holliday" SELECTED SHORTS DEANNA DURBIN FOX MOVIETONE NEWS EDMOND SAT March 13 SUN. March 14 MON. March "My Heart Be longs to Daddy" "Saludos Amigos" "SOMETHING TO SHOUT ABOUT" DON \ MECHE JANET Bl \IR T-BONE FOR TWO FOX MOVIETONE NEWS TUES March 16 What, ver the «how -he plays, the no more tickets” sign 1« out on Pont theaters when this winsome, gentle movie star appear«. Must EM know her h< another action phot" t,.|t yep. it'« l armep ySouse Xineriean Way) Miranda. WED March 17 "THE YOUNG MR. PITT" ROBERI DON vr PHYLLIS C’H ERT TORTOISE WINS BY A HARE 'TARZAN TRIUMPHS" "DIXIE DUGAN" O'BRIEN LITTLE GRAVEL VOICE FOX MOVIETONE NEWS "THE YOUNG MR. PITT" ROBERT DONAT "The Amazing Mrs. Holliday" PHYLLIS CALVERT DF‘NN \ Tortoise Wins bv a Hare DURBIN "DIXIE DUGAN" J I AMES ELLISON mvoND O'BRIEN LOIS ANDREWS Women in Sports The Screwball Six Hits and a Miss "SOMETHING TO SHOUT ABOUT" DON AMECHE LITTLE GRAVEL VOICE FOX MOVIETONE NEWS I "HI! BUDDY" • "The Mysterious Doctor" J \ N FT Bl AIR T-BONE FOR TWO JOHNNY WF.ISMITLER MARCH OF TIME FOX MOVIETONE NEWS JAMES ELLISON Women in Sports The Screwball Six Hits and a Miss FOX MOVIETONE NEWS "THE YOUNG MR. PITT" ROBERT DONAT PHYLLIS CALVERT Tortoise Wins by a Hare