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Thursday, Aprii 1, 1943.
Camp Adair Sëntrj
Billfold Girl
World War 1 Gun on Duty Again
Every effort is now tieinqr made
‘ Service
havincr gone
•through the priees« of hatin ?rits ! by the directress, MFs. Florence C.
fuce lifted with a new conf of .Merriam, the social and recreation
spiinfr point
. next' furniture and
Meeoration? . . . and additional im- al hostess. Mfrs Marffenr Kuhwarth
provemertts will have its “baby” and their staffs to fnake the open-
opening- this Saturday, April 3, ini* h prand and memorial party for
when the regular weekly fenfutV?, alt the enlisted men stationed at
Camp Adair.
“Cabaret Night” will be staged.
With the completion of the work
The grand opening which will
feature one of the coast’s finest at Club 2, Camp Adair can burst
dance bunds, a carload of lovelies the buttons on its G.l. vest with
from the neighboring “Junior Sei v- pride . . . for it will possess two of
4 ice Leagues” and a hangup enter the finest service clubs to be found
tainment show will be held a week anywhere on similar army posts
in the United States.
from Sat.. Anril 10.
Orville Ma.ks. Pvt. Mcl
liam L M<»shy. Pvt. Ch;
M«*lviu M;.rt in. Janies
John C. M< Tutyre. Pvt
Lt. ••unir- MurpHy. Pvt.
J
l*vt. Hua- I., \irhtdsoi
Pfc. Orttn S Olson. C|
Jordan Owen-, pfc. Per«'
There arc niany smiling faces
K. I
Walter 8. Pusk
Nick Penan. Pfe.
in the “C" Battery barracks last
I. n. Patrick, I.or«
Saturday. They were the faces of
Banniel Peritz. Pvt. Hoy
I men that received promotions
W. Pndrazu. Bgt. W
in
JtK-k W. prtri-on. Pvt. Frank Pieburgher. I
Pvt Kenneth Peterson.
ranks.
Sgt. Franklin Ramaey. Pvt. E P. Kinger.
Promoted to 1st Sgt., Wilson
Gidion Russell, Pvt. Ulen <
Russell.
William A. Roff. Lt. Ralph Riuer. Pvt. W. Tillotson; Tech. Sgt.. William
Michael Rit «». Wilbur Roger«. Pvt. George
E. RU mvc II. Capt Lewis \. Reeves. Capt. Marendish; Staff Sgts.,
Millard
Rosenbaum.
Pvt Steve Stevens. Pvt Sahmlor S«r Vos, Peter Jurovich. Robert G. Ma-
gone, Pvt. Paul .1. Hydrus. Lt. Stanley hood, William R. Midwood. William
Jichoenberg.
Pvt.
Ervin
E. >.million*.
! Robert Svtteel. L. S. Slevin. Lt. William J. Walsh; Sgt.s, Buford C. Green,
’ I. Shea. Walter A. Schernier. Trinidad
! Srhulheck. Lt J B. Shaw. Pvt. R. Snow William Gibbs, Alvin W. Clements,
den. Pvt Peter Swanchv, Pvt Vernon E Woodrow C. Mitchell, Floyd I..
Smith. Pvt. John T. Sni«»ot. Pvt. Frank
Sautaliiio. Pvt. Lennie Steplims. Pvt. Hubble, Howard E. Stamper. Don
Jack Smith. Pvt. Salvador Siv<«ha. John
Stairny. William H. Shank. Pvt Francis ald L. Matter; T Is, Troy Sutler
Mteel. Capt. William Saric««»
field. Casimer Krajewski, Victor C.
Pvt. Sam Tador. Frank W. Tiget. Cpl
Garcia, Raymond I.angseth, Eddie
Joseph Tizier. Pvt. Pahl Tur«k< .
Frank Vencarn. Roy Di Vincenti. Pvt.
P. Krolikowski; Cpls., Mervin Hill,
Carl Value, l’vt. Florida Van Andnb
I. C. Varnarson.
Robert P. Coburn, Jr., James F.
Pvt. Grover 8. Weis», Pi«-. Andiew J.
Walker, Pvt. Kenneth E. Witman. \rnold Dean; T 5s, Elfie J. Fuselier.
Wartman, Don Wolfe, .lames M. Wilkin
(We who did not get promoted
son. Pvt. Jack Wilkerson, Lt. Rolmrt
Weber. Pvt Norman Weiner. Clifford (’ are
awaiting cigars from the
Wood. George Wittar. 8tanl< v- Wa«!ecki.
Promotions Flow to
Worthy of Battery C.
l apt. tony Frank, assistant director of supply for the post,
accepts this huge seven-inch World War I cannon from Mayor
Carl H. Francis of Dayton, who donated the field niece to the
nation’s scrap drive.—Cut courtesy “Salem Statesman.”
Allied Powers'"
Cabaret Theme
Continued from page 8
in a rich tenor voice, with his own
guitar accompaniment, and Nicky
at the piano, “Chiquita,” “Always
in My Heart” and “Come Back to
Sorrento.” Tommy won a nice
round of applause and it is hoped
he will appear soon again.
Pvt. Jack Gates side-stepped his
routine singing and pantomiming
momentarily during the evening to
appear as “Miss Jackie Powers,” a
Dotty Lamour exponent, with a
long-sarong with a queer-rear. He
redeemed himself later by appear
ing as Jack Gates and offering
several vocal selections in his rich
hass-baritone voice.
By popular demand, and also as
a final “Swan Song.” Sgt. Tom
Pavlik of the 96th Division ap
peared as. a female impersonator
and interpreted a Hindu dancer to
the amusement of the audience.
The entire routine was executed
without a mishap ... nary a slip
of the bra. nor a dislocation of his
lurong” (shades of Tondalaya in
White Cargo”). Tom leaves Adair
for a post in Mississippi some time
this week.
Rounding out thé program was
the fine dance music of the 382nd
Band from the 96th Division. Plans
for decorations and program were
made by Miss Madge Kuhwarth.
Club 2’s social and recreational
hostess, and Pfc. Gus Cerese, man
about Club 2.
Geyser Gals
Score atClub 1
Continued from pare 8
and encored with several western
sonrs. They are a string trio.
Cpl. Hay. the “Singing Soldier."
appeared next and sang several
well-known selections including
“Without a Song" and “Shortnin’
Bread,” accompanied at the piano
by Cpl. Bartley.
Time out for gags and patter
between “Mistress” Emmons and
Cpl. Watson, which in turn lead
up to the appearance of Pvt. John
Thomas, who scattered favors
among the patrons as the "Breath
of Spring.” Then, as a finale
number, the “Eight Gorgeous Bus
ies” came forth.
All talent was furnished by the
Geysers and the Timber Wotf Divi
sion Infantry Band played for the
show and for the -'lancing before
and after.
Ab«trt 7S per Cent of the lawn
mower industry ha* been eunvertcd
to «ar pr^-luct»on.
If Your Name Is Here
You Have Mail at P. 0
The following have undeliverable
mail held at the Camp Post Office.
The addressee may have same by
calling at the Post Office and leav
ing his name, grade and correct
address.
Cpl
Walter Augustonawiez. Bernard
\nderaon. Pvt.
J. Adams. Cpl. G.
Ben Anderson. (Mi«*«) Danny Anderson.
Cpl. Jainek Atkinson. Pvt. luck Adams,
Pvt. Lyle G. An-
Pvt. Albert Aismond;
derson, Benny Al»idh< Sgt. Gene Akin.
Capt. Robert Brown. Pvt. Abraham S.
Becker. Pfc. Fivdie. Kachue. S.'Sgt. Earl
Bennett. Pvt. Frank Blor.«. Chap. Nathan
E.. Barasch. Cpl. Felix A Bnlard. Pvt.
Robert K. Butler, Pvt. D. A. ijrindlinger,
Cpl. Stanley J. Bartkn. Pvt. George Bram
lett. Pvt. Herman Bridger, Alfred and
Ruth Tlaerwald, Pvt M.-rv in Boxtell. Pvt
James A. Burton. Michael F. BarduUea,
Prt. Raleigh, Bullin, (Mr.) Alex Brown.
Pvt. James Beno«. Pvt. Donald VS' Brigga,
Het. (•Irnn Brown. CpI. Simon Botaloe*.
Pfc. Arley II Bughky, Pvt. Robert l!;;rl.
Col. Oliver M. Burton. Tv t Robert Bliss,
Pvt Robert Berry. Pvt. Arthur Brynan.
Sift. W. Betern. Pvt. Randy Bremer, Pvt.
Cornelius Banker, Pvt Richard W. Brown,
Pvt. Charles W. Bastion. Lt. I). B. But*
ler, Lt. Robert E. Bearker. Capt. Thou.
E. Black. T. H. Burton. Lt. H. B Ba« k
hiius. Sgt. .lames R. Butler.
Lt. Carl-on, Didur? Cohen. Pvt. Don
ald Curtis, Pvt Lawren,«— Chaisson. Lt
R. XV. Carpenter. Capt William Casey.
Pvt: Stanley Chmura. Edward Cielinski.
Elmer ' ary. Pvt. Harvle Cielie. Lt. Col.1
George P. Cummings. Lt. F. J. Curry. Sgt.
Ralph i’urggy, Sgt Bill Clark. Pvt S. C
Coleman. Lt. I M. Cmnk. P«-t. Richard
Cadia. Pvt. Winston Churchill, Cpl. Louis
Cancuelb. Pfe. Everett Cromis. Pvt. Char
aeter. Lit Frantis R. Coonan. Pvt. Dem
cis Clarhart. Mr». C C. Cpoli.
Pvt. Robert Depose. Pvt Du a rd Davis.
Pvt. Ray Dashin. Capt. Rollin B Durbin
Cpl Clarence Du,ell, Pvt. Ruebin DaJiell.
H B. Davis. Alfred Treier. Pvt. Clement
F. Daugherty. l*vt Genius Daniel. Sgt.
E
E wrier, Pfc Homer EdwartD
Pvt
David Exel, Cpl. A. Earl Eaateman, Pf«
Hasword Evans. Earl Francis, Pvt. Abra
ham Fincher, James Edward Fives. Pau)
lohn Felker,
B. Fry, Sgt. John
Felker. Pvt. John G.
Fleming. Pvt. JohZ
««-J* T
■ ■ -r, Ret. Fl
P rivrlier.
wood F.bll irr. De lei an Fotta. Pvt Edward
French», Pvt. Robert H. Finley.
(WO) Frank G. Graff. Ptt. Edward
Fry. Cpl. J. L. Gray. Pvt. George Gropp
Pvt. J E. Guidry. Sgt Merle Gilbert, Fvt.
W. Grabowski. Pvt. Joe G Gohzsle«, Roy
Goodwin, Sgt. Bud Griffith, Clarence R
Gihaon. Pvt. Fred A. Garotm. Benjamin
Goldberg. Pvt. Noble Goelen. Capt Frank
R. Graham. Pvt. Joseph Gravata. Lt. Jone
Green* 'Mi««) Veronica Gtllwpi.
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iii
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Emil * 11
Pvt
Bert ’ IL
Hiller,
“
“
”
Eagrfie ’Harvey.
Hoock, ”
“ Arthur Hulbert.
Gerald Huffman. Floyd Hawk. Daniel
Haron. Pvt.
.... •
Rrl. Hola«..
r... Pvt.
. .
Bill Hoff.
Sgt Slim HenderlkroW. Sgt. F. B Hand
ley. Pvt. Thoma» Howell. E P Hall Pvt
William Howard. Sgt. H J H Hallahan
Stanley Hammond. Pvt. Jack II «»heck.
ighaun. Cpl. Charle* Hnwefl.
Pvt Axel Hani*
h. Pvt
H«wrte Hogev,
14. Heilenbach.
.... —
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B L. Hicka, Homer J. Hartman.
Pvt Howard Inin«.
Pvt
Andrew Jcblik*. Sgt. Ted W
Johnson. Pvt. Paul Johnson, pvt. Pani
Jackson. Francis R Jim. Pvt Ern«**t R
John. Pfc. James F. Jam*«, Pvt Arthar
Johnson. Orie Jansen. Sgt Alber t Jone*,
Franc is L. Jobnaon Alex J. Junie wicr.
Pvt. Mike M Krllry. tpl. Juhua Kapv
er. Pvt Harold W. Krueger Lt Edward
Kemedy. Frwnlr K’errynvki Pvt Wimton
Johf.vtftn. John K Karogi. Cpl- Walter S
Kelly, pvt. Walter Krarfl. George Ken
Pvt
Gra<ane I.umga. -Pvt. Thoma«
I.i<WTer« e Pvt Frur»t L. T.onz. William E
Luaflke l*vt. .'»mt« L. Lyngr. Sgt Qu t
B Laekiry. FdWard Paul le-wt«
1^1 bort Lock nr d Homer G Lyon.
Pvt Job« Kt l^ehovriri. Sgt H L. iJIB
PVt. Ro>»ert Lewm. Bill W. Laoaie
M iMwtrr.
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above mentioned.
of the Week
Introducing Miss Corinne Pullin':
of Lebanon, Indiana, as the D 11-
fold Girl of the week. She is a
senior attending the De I’auw U ti-
versity at Greencastle, Indian.!,
and a member of Kappa Alfh»
Theta.
This romance began when Pet.
Harold Graves of Hq. Co. SCU 19It
found a picture of Miss Pullitm
in a newspaper and entered it ib 3
recent beauty contest.
Miss Pulliam’s photo won first
prize and Pvt. Graves sent her the
l>aper requesting a picture of her.
Says Pvt. Graves, “Correspbfld-
ence has reached such a degree .is
to indicate “Love at first letter”
and is steadily growing with e. 11
letter.
Miss Pulliam is the winner of
many beauty contests, and her pic
ture holds first, second, and third
place in Pvt. Grave’s billfolds
Artists are feeing the pinch of
Employees of the Commonwealth
Britons consume 30 per cent more Edison company of Chicago col
war metals savings through an or
I der halting production of metal fresh green vegetables than they lected more than a million pound»
easels and metal picture frames. ' did before the war.
of metal scrap at home.
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WEEKLY CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• National Catholic Community Service
• V Mt \
• Salvation Army
• Jewish Welfare Board
• YWCA
• National Travelers Aid Association
ALBANY
CORVALLIS
MONMOI TH
113-118 East Third St.
Fifth and Madiaon 8ta.
Hiway 99W A Main Rt
THGRADAY
April 1
Informal Activitiri
Building Opeu for Jour 2 5 Army Wives’ < lpb
« onvpr
— limited 6:oo 10 30 pin Informal
attiviti»«
facilities available f
7:8.0 pm Stamp Club.
8.00 pm Infunimi Dan«*
lair.
FRIDAY
April 2
Informal Attiriti»»
■J««Ht pm General Meet-
ing—Hervi«-«- Wivua.
Bhltf Open*-- limited
farilitiew
6:00 10:30 pm Informal
activitla«
7:30 pin Amali gsaW
act jr itimi
A.30 Informal dancing
Informal Activât
3:(»O pm < ot Registra
tion .
7J3<l-7:.W> pm Morgfr»!
M int
7:.»“ pni Oygan
ired E«itilpfnrtit Gam«*«
8»<><• j | ;<>«» pm Dance—-
I SO Bafb num.
1 11 OO pm Informal Ar-
2 ”m Hewing and mend
inr.
1-10 pm Cant« < n opnn
1 5 pm FiegiattMtion for
Home HohpitaBty
4 to 8 pm RcgUter for
•ledphtr *»c*
8*11 p m Vanm (Baft*
room).
I
H»»
*
iwik r
Informal Attiriti»«
18:00 12:AO am Cafft e
and Donut« before and
after rhurrh.
7:3«»M;3O pm < laasieal
Rettirding*
j -flfljrt; 30 pm Open
Hmiat. Informal A<r
tivitiea as vttiil.
Informa* Aetirltl«M
7:30 pm Regtnnlnr hafl-
it>v«n Dan«ing ( la»«
7 :.l(i 1»» 30
pm
Wmall
Game« ArHrltira.
6:00 10:30 pm Informal
activities
7:30 pm Km a 11 G »rang
arftvftie«.
2’^0 pm Eeli«tr«t Wirew r
6:00 )0 30 pm Informal
Rrwiua Group
Arti vit re«
7 nn m ’<» pm CU«»b’a«
r pm Gontraet Bridge
Rerrrding«
instruction
7.30 in 30 pm S«pia«r
Denrinc h Balfrnovn
10 •■> lo 2 rm War
Mothers meeting
A pm T>i<miaahm group
to I '» 1 ■ !iat« ' oen'i
ar d wive«*
9 pm Mi ng feat
DATE
S\YtRD*V
April 3
SUNDAY
April 4
MONDAY
April 5
TUESDAY
IpUl Ä
Informal Attiriti»»
WEDNESDAY
April 7
Informal Attiriti»«
11:00 9 00 pm
H”hbr
Hour.
7 3n tn no um Cabaret
Dmre and Entertah»
9 am to noon VI»H (he
church of your .hoUn
9 am tb 10:30 pm Cap'
lean open
3 5 pra Ballroom 4 age lag
St 13-8:43 pm
program
8:30 pm ftlngfast
e A" 1' SO pm Intarmi
a
p., umring
’ SERVICES AVAILABLE—Library. Showers, Snack Bar. Ping Pong. Reading Rdoffl,
Writing Room, Craft Materials, Photography. Poo! Tables, Small Games, Dancing
< iarses. Counseling, Valet Room. Information Service. Checking Service, Comfortable
Lounges, Housing Information, Sleeping Accommodations, Distributions of Religious
Articles.
HOSTESSES AT EACH CLUB EVERY EVENING *P.
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