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Camp Adair Sentry Friday, August 20, 1943. Page Seven A SENTRY QUESTIONNAIRE Here it is, readers—the Sentry questionnaire. Per a promise made and in keeping with our effort to dish out the news features and photos that you like and as you like them, this questionnaire is designed to let you tell us off. Following each feature place an X in the portion which applies. Mail it back to the Editor, Camp Adair Sentry, Public Relations Office, and we will do the rest. Added comments you might care to make will be appreciated: Always read Usually read Never read Editorial (........... ) (..... ..... ) (..... .....) Yankwiz (...........) (..... - ) (..... ..... ) Answer Box (.......... ) (.... .....) (..... .....) Xcerpts ..... (........... ) (..... ) ( - ..... ) The WORLD This Week (......... ) Cartoon: Lynch (...........) I Theodore The Timber Wolf (............ ) ( ) (...........) ( ) (...........) Chaplain’s Message .. .... (....... • ) (...... ... .) (.. - ..... ) Male Call cartoon (....... ) (...... .... ) (..... ..... ) The Unprivate Corner . (...... -.) (...... ....*.) (..... .....) Picture Frame Girl (........... ) (........... ) (........... ) Hit Kit Song and Parody Feature (..... .... ) (. ... Í Camp Adair Theaters adv............. (..... ..... ) (..... ..... ) (...... .....) Sports section ........ (..... .. . ) (..... . ( On the Post Page (... .....) (.. .. .....) (........ ...) Off Duty Guide (..... ..... ) ( - ... ) ( ....... .) Service Men’s Date 3ook (..... ..... ) (..... .....) (........ ..) Swaps’ Column (........... ) Chapel Services Column (...........) ................ I would prefer (less, feature stories. I MOST ENJOY Ì ) ) . ..... ) (........... ) (............ ) (more) 1......................................................... 2...................... Q O..................................................... .................................................................................................... I LEAST ENJOY 1...... . ..................... .............................................. 2........................................................................... (If you care to give reasons they would be appreciated.) I like the Sentry as a tabloid (.......... ). I would prefer an 8-column paper (.......... ). Losts — Founds Wants — Sales et cetera By Paul C. Rosenberg ------------------------- ——-------- I SPOTLIGHT BAND — Jimmy - Dorsey, first saxophonist of the land, is playing a return engage ment at the palatial Hollywood Palladium. His contrasting rhythm . is the music of the stars, as they really are turning out in style to i i see Jimmy, his new vocal sensa- tion, Kitty Kallen, and the ladies’ heart-throb, Bob (Maria Elena) Eberle. The combination of Bob Eberle I and Kitty Kallen will add another ! reason to why the Dorsey organi zation is ranked as the top band ’ of the nation. • ♦ ♦ VOCALIST OF THE WEEK — I Helen O’Connell who has just finished a personal appearance tour in New York is scheduled to start her own radio show. A swell gal and a really hep ¡ SERVICEMEN'S DATE BOOK TODAY. AUGUST 20 . . . Field House Dance. 8-10:30. Lots of junior hostesses for dancing partners. Good time to get yourself a date for Saturday’s cabarets. Recordings at Club 1 and Club 2. Movie for patients at Red Cross auditorium at 6:30; Lana Turner in “Slightly Dangerous.” SATURDAY. AUGUST 21 . . . Cabaret night at both service clubs. Bring your date or wife. Make reservations Saturday morning. At the station hospital, home talent night at 7 p. m. SUNDAY, AUGUST 22 . . . Old-time movie at Club 1. Recordings and group singing at Club 2. v 1 Games and music in lounge and auditorium for patients at Station Hospital. MONDAY. AUGUST 23 . . . Oldrtime movie at Club 2. Informal activities at Club 1. Record-cutting for patients at Station Hospital. TUESDAY. AUGUST 24 . . : Bingo party at Club 1. Informal dance at Club 2. Girls from the post invited. Model in Art Workshop in Club 1 (on balcony) 8 p. m. Movie, “White Savage,” for patients at Station Hospital. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 25 . . . Quiz contest in Club 1. Song fest in Club 2. with talent show and prizes all partici pants. Show from 70th Division for patients at Hospital. THURSDAY, AUGUST 26 . . . Informal dancing at Club 1. Girls from Post invited. Bingo party at Club 2. • USO Show for patients in Hospital at 2:30 p. m. Sing for patients at 7 p. m. (........... ) (more) news stories and (less) SWAPS COLUMN Motes to You Readers Protest Honor of 'Frisco Has Been Violated The Sentry received an interest ing letter last week, following pub- FOR SALE: Argus model A-3, i lication, parts of which are quoted 35-millimeter colorcamera, f.4 an- I below, without comment. astigmatic lens, with built-in ex “.. . on page 16 . .. San Francisco posure meter. Also carrying strap has been called the ‘earthquake and yellow 2x cloud filter. Camera center of the west’. has been used little. Price $25. Pvt. “In a sense ... this may be true. Kay, Camp Adair Sentry, 2942. Sometime ago, and I believe that my dates are correct (1906), San Wanted: Electric Flat Iron, call Francisco had a little shake and Pvt. Sandlin at 2942. a little damage was done, but to my mind it was very much exag LOST: Black terrier with har gerated. ness. Strayed from house near “We two, the undersigned, are Camp. Child’s pet. Anyone knowing very much hurt that our fair city the whereabouts of such a dog call was damaged via the Sentry. Capt. Round, 2925. “. . . we rerpain, true native sons of the ‘City that knows how’.’’ The letter was signed by T/5 FOR RENT: Garage, inquire at Edwin S. Cusack and Sgt. Charles 963 Jackson St., Apt. 103, Corval R. Coffman, D.E.M.L. lis. Club Concert Sun. Stars Hillbillies LOST: Brown leather wallet on Portland-to-Camp Adair bus late last Sunday night. Money and valu able papers enclosed. Reward to Men of the 383rd Infantry Regi finder. C-pl. Osterink, ‘B’ Battery ment entertained informally Sun 363 F.A. Bn., 96th Div., or Camp day afternoon in .Service Club 1 Adair Sentry, Phone 2942. with hillbilly songs, which were much enjoyed by the crowd in the WANTED: Light model coupe club. (about *36 or ’37) for cash. Call Mr. Sgt. Rhuback, guitar; Pfc. Erd Nelson, 2865. man, violin; Pvt. Frederick, gui tar; and Pvt. Starr, guitar, were LOST: Old style typing book the musicians. with brown canvas cover. Finder The Post Provost Marshal’s Of please return to Stationery Sup ply Section, Post Headquarters. fice is located at 1st St. North and D Ave. Reward. Something New Has Been Added i Sign For Haircuts Now ♦------------------------------------------------------ - Effective next Wednesday, some Harry James thing new will be added to the '• voice will take the beautiful Helen merciless torture and mental an guish one goes through when get to even greater heights. I * « . ting a “GI” haircut in a 1 px barber shop. ; Soldiers will be requested to sign , Hop-pickers are badly needed TWO LINER a day book, giving their name and this year in the hop-yards in and This song is sure to be a Hit the amount spent in the barber about Salem and Independence, Parader, wait and see: shop. which area constitutes the “hop “Our Town,” by Bob Allen. Don’t ask questions, and don’t center of the United States.” give the barber any argument. i Perhaps you have noticed a THE BIG THREE — “All or This is all for the purpose of shortage of beer in the nearby Nothing at All”—Frank Sinatra Post Exchange records, and in the towns. Well, if the hops don’t get and Harry James (Columbia long run will add up to better picked this Fall, the beer situation 35587). A combination that spells service for all concerned. is going to get even worse. popularity. T|je owners of* the hop-yards I “You’ll Never Know” — Dick Orpheum (Los Angeles) . . . would like to solicit the aid of the Haymes (Decca 18556). You’ll be Charlie Barnet opening for a two- families of men stationed in Camp, dreaming after this. week engagement at Eastwood and even the men themselves, if “Boogie Woogie”—Tommy Dor Gardens (Detroit) . . . Jan Garber the latter would like to earn extra sey (Victor 26054). T. D. at his opened Aug. 13, Lakeside Park money on their days off. best. (Denver) . . . Cal Calloway booked The work is healthy, outdoor » « * solid in N.Y.C. . . . Benny Good work, lots of fun, and not hard. It HERE AND THERE — Horace man at the Paramount (New York). is possible to make a dollar per — Heidt, headlighting Frankie Carle, I hour or more in this work. is breaking all records at the Earle I GERM WARFARE: Spreading Those interested should write the Theater (Philadelphia) . . . ditto deadly disease germs by bombing John J. Roberts Co., Salem, Ore., Roy Rogers who is packing the or any other means is not a practi- for further details. Oriental (Chicago) . . . Jack Tea- cal offensive weapon, according to Hospital visiting hours are 2 to garden is sending ’em again with the Journal of the American Medi- 4 p. m. and 7 to 9 p. m. his trombone and orchestra at the cal association. No Hops, No Beer, So Pickers Must Pick Those Hops Song and Parody................ The Saga of Some Darling Dice (or) “What’s The Point?” Yes, I lost, Lost every cent I got. I really lost When those little cubes got ‘hot’. Sentry Hit Kit No. 4 Let’s Get Lost Let’s get lost, * | Lost in each other’s arms. 1 Let’s get lost. Let them send out alarms. „ I I And though they’ll think us rather rude, Let’s tell the world we’re in that crazy mood. I thought that I was rather smart, But that was before those ‘babies’ got their start. Let’s defrost— | I used force, I ‘sweated out’ each point; But those dice were boss— Empty I left that joint. I contemplate a month without my pay I say----- tsk tsk------ 1 REALLY LOST! In a romantic mist; Let’s get crossed | Off ev’rybody’s list. To celebrate this night we found ,each other, 1 M-m-m- Let’s get lost. Until the Post Exchange officer can work his way through several hundred miscellaneous A Rs and find one that will give him authorization to provide prizes for our parody contest, we will have to postpone it. Continue to submit parodies, however, and they will i>e forwarded to Army Special Services Office in New York. This week's parody was written by those masters of wit and whimsey, that inseparable (literarily speaking) pair, Smith and Gaines, of the SCU QM Det. “Le’s Get Lost” was written this year by Jimmy McHugh, words by Frank Loesser. The song is copyrighted by the Paramount Music Corp, of New York.