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I »oi* ARY f 1*343 O CHRISTM AS? SEE PAGE « '• ><t I’Xs carry s lot of the thing* which can be bought by whatever you tianaged to hold out from the Nov. 31 game of dominos—so turn to page b K i listing ot what's "hat ard what it will cost to buy dad. mother, s s. sweetheart. etc., something for the Yuletide nylon. 1 Vol. 2, No. 33. Camp Adair, Oregon. Friday, December 3, 1943. Curvesome, Cuddlescme, Songful Sister $1.50 a Year by Mail Sunday Broadcast at Adair + —------------------------------------------------------------------------- —— (Cast of 75 Play Gen. Livesay Reviews CBS Radio Show Entire 91st Division USO Show Monday, Tuesday; 2-Barreled Gl Entertainment IT ALSO MIGHT interest you to know that Margaret Car roll. curvacious singer, will be among the 75 stellar performers to appear at Field House Sunday night in the huge WISCO Colum bia network radio show. Featured by a Columbia Broad casting System radio show at Field House Sundav night, two great bits of entertainment are ahead for ' men of this Post. The radio show is the net-work wfSco program, sponsored by the l Willamette Iron and Steel Co.. • w’hich will present a cast of 75, I brought to Adair through courtesy >f the sponsors, as arranged by the bl st Division Special Service Office end Hostess Margaret Blodgett of Service Club 1. The second attraction will be the ewest USO Camp Shows feature, •Clear The Way.” This will lie (Continued on Page 3, Col. 2) Three Soldiers Medals Opera Singers at Awarded to Men of 91 st1 Club Terrific Hit _____ • While an entire battalion of their comrades-in-arms stood ■ Seven splendid Sigurd Nilben at rigid attention, three enlisted men of the 362nd Inf., last pera singers from Eugene were Tuesday were awarded the Soldier’s Medal for heroism. oundlv applauded at Service Club Presentation of the first such ► awards in the present 91st Div. were made by Maj. Gen. William G. Livesay, 91st Inf. Division Com I getting your copy of the I mander, who personally commend Camp Adair Sentry each 1 ed the bravery of the three men in week ? heroically endangering their own We trust that every GI lives while attempting to save the who wants this paper gets lives of their comrades during the his copy. We would appre recent IV Corps Oregon Maneuvers. ciate it if company com Receiving the high recognition manders throughout the by the Army were Im Sgt. Wil Post were to order a check liam G. Tularski, e C o .; Pfc. up made and inform the Thomas L. Hawkins. II Co., Sentry office. Write the and Pfc. Andrew C. Gomez, the Sentry at Post Hqs. via latter posthumously. Message Center, or phone The presentation ceremony, held 2942. at the Regimental Motor Pool, was one of the most solemn in the his Famed Quartet Concert tory of the present 9tst Division. The Roth String Quartet, world- As the entire 2nd Battalion, of famous organizations among string which all three were members, ensembles. will present a concert drew up in full dress formation tonight in Campbell Hail aud.torium facing Gen. Livesay and his review, of the Oregon College of Educa ing group, the Division Band played tion. Monmouth. Charge for those the national anthem. Following the in uniform will be 50 cents. playing of “The Star Spangled The college announces that Banner,” 1st Lt. Bernard J. Kear- very fortunate in obtaining group. (Continued on Page 14, Col. 1) Are You - 1 in an hour program Sunday night o prove that, strange though it night seem. Camp Adair GIs go ¿or more than jive. EM thrilled and roared approval to an hour of song by the co-eds which ranged from “Smoke Gets In Your Eyes” to Franz Schubert's I lovely “Ave Maria." Every singer was encored < by » packed house and it took five re- peats before blond I 19-y ear-old Marie Rogendahl. whose golden coloratura soprano is coming to be one of the mos; lamed voices in the northwest, climaxed the show with "Let My Song Fill Your Heart" and Prof. Nillsen had to savt (Continued on Page 11, Col. 3) First Comolete Review Since Soldiers Return From Bend Maneuvers Younaest Mascots MIN ARE ASSURED (Photos on Page 4) Brass shone, leather gleamed and trousers were pressed to knife- edge sharpness, last Saturday af ternoon, as the entire 91st Divi sion passed in review before their commanding general, Major Gen eral William G. Livesay. and his staff officers. Toughened from maneuvers, the ¡ men displayed an ease and assur ance that comes only from exper ience. The event was the first all division review since the 91st Divi tiaiap Adair's youngest (and cut sion moved into Camp Adair from est) mascots now belong to the the rough central Oregon maneu ver area. Cannon Co. of 275th Infantry. As the entire division marched Unto Phyllis, PATRON smartly by at "eyes right," Gener the company cat, I • were rece n 11 y al Livesay and his staff watched with pride and approval. born three prog- Others in the official reviewing eny. They were party included Brigadier General weaned by Phyl- lis, but since have William E. Crist, assistant divi >een nurtured by sional commander, and Brigadier 1/Sgt. William J. General Ralph Hospital, division .V e b e r , who artillery commander, who also moved them along acted as the commander of troops S/Sgl. Weber jn rat jngs >til for the review Tiny Trailblazer Mascots Kittenish yesterday they officially went on NO MORE SOUVENIRS the roster as Pvts. Philip and Law After present stocks are gone, rence. They are arranging to make there will be no more items of any Phyllis Jr. a WAC, says the serge kind obtainable at Post PXs, mark ant. ed as souvenirs of Camp Adair. Dorms for 144 Women Opened The civilian women’s dormitories located on 7st Street South between Avenue E and F, opened this last Wednesday, offering accommoda- tions for 144 of Camp Adair’s civil- ian women employees. | Single rooms are available in the dormitories at *15.00 per month. while double rooms will rent for *10.00. A lounge and a community house are in the process of being (Continued on paire 5. column 2) 91st Men Receive Soldiers' Medals for Bravery The World This Week ► Monitored by T/4 John Stump MOMENTOUS DIPLOMATIC AND AERIAL ACTIONS flared anew, rockirg the Axis powers all over the world this week .... IN A FIVE-DAY CONFERENCE in North Africa. President Roosevelt. Prime Minister Churchill and Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek have agreed on plans to strip Japan of the territories she has seized in nearly 50 years of aggression. Most observers accept as fact the reports that Roosevelt. Churchill and Stalin are now outlining their plans at a conference in Tehran. Iran, where the leaders are Itelieved to be drafting a surrender ultimatum to Germany containing a specific bill of what defeat will cost the Nazis .... THE GREAT ALLIED AIR OFFENSIVE over Nazi Europe reached a new high when a British air armada approaching one thousand bombers dropped more than 1.000 tons of bombs on blazing Berlin (Continued on Page 2. Columns 1 and 2* I MAJOR GENERAL WILLIAM G. Livesay attaches th» Soldier’s medal at a special ceremony _ G. Tuiarski. _ _________ ___ Inf., for bravery _ _ beyond ___ _ the line on the chest of Ist/Sgt. William Ser ..nd Bn.. 342nd jot, t he 91st tMvisiaa maneuvers. Pfc. Thomas L. Ilawkias. of the same outfit, awaits’"ie'.Im, honor Their the right. ' regimental ‘ commander 1.1. Cal. J. W. < Otten. 1* at ‘ "* 1"*‘* —ei t tMvlsuTTT»»»
