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ÖPFfiDM c*TaTF ! IBD abv Camp Adair Sentry Friday, March 10, 1944 Page Seven Nall, 270th Engrs., Wins Trai blazer Ping Pong Title From Cpi. Clevenger, 276th, n 'Garrison7 Finish i Effedive March 26 In a great three-game ping pong mate 1, held as a preliminary tn the titular basket- Postal Rales 6c Up game at Field House March 2, Pvt. Ja k Nall defeated Cpi. Leon Clevenger to win ball the Trailblazer Divis’on cha moonship. 10 PostBandsWage Musical Battle at Field House, 17th (Coutinoe.t ;rom page 1) Effective March 28. the Tost Of Maestros Meet Saturday ♦ Nall, who represented Hq. Co. of*------------------------- v-------------------- fice Department has ordered high- Leaders of the bands and all jir lates for certain types of mail The W inner the 270th Engrs., came front behind The Loser |znd services. connected with arrangements for after losing the first game, to take j Air mail to any point in the con the big dance festival are to the ping pong ace of Hq. Co.. 276th tinental V. S., including Alaska, meet at Service < lub 1 Saturday Inf. regiment. will be charged at 8c for each to complete detailing of arrange The first game went to Cleven ; ounce instead of the 6c rate in ef- ger 12-21. Nall won the second i feet now. Air mail rates between ments, (. apt. Floss revealed last 21-15 anil in the hard-fought tingle, ■ the U.S. and its possessions remain night. when every chip counted and the I unchanged. Three noted musicians and cri- opponents had deuced three times, The rate of 6c per half-ounce tics, as yet unannounced,' are to won the game 24-22. and the title. now in effect on air mail sent to judge the competition, which will Both winners will be awarded or by members of the armed forces be on a basis of the best arrange trophies in “suitable ceremonies at. ovetseas who are served by Army ment. owing to the diversity, both a later date” the 70th Special‘Serv or Navy post offices remains un in size and type of music played, ice Office, which sponsored ,of the competing bands. A $25 charged. events, announced. Parcel post (fourth class mail) award will go to the band pro- rates will be increased 374 all down during the best arrangement of a MAJOR "BOBBY the line. Tables indicating the new I chosen number. Each band will be Maj. Robert T. Jones, of Atlanta, changes will be posteel nt all Camp awarded an inscribed baton. holder of more golf records than Five Post girls with extensive Adair post offices. On the home I any other man, has arrived in the r'»-nilh’vzt*r rb»ntn front the rate for local letters will backgrounds of song will sing with Truilhlsx^r Photo PVT. JACK NALL. Hq. Co.. ETO and is assigned to duty as in now be 3c instead of 2c but post various bands in their numbers. CLEVENGER. telligence officer with a USAAF 270th Engrs., Trailblazer ping In the competition, banda of 12 Hq. Co., 276th. runner-up in siz cards will still go for lc. ¡fighter unit.—(CNS) pong champion. zling ping pong match. Fees for registered and insured or more pieces will play for 20 mail are being increased and money minutes; smaller bands will be al lowed from 10 to 20 minutes. order fees are going up too. A second stage fronting the Rate schedules are being posted main stage at Field House will be at all post offices. set up. On this, one band will make .up while the other is being dis- I mantled on the main stage. SWAPS COLUMN Among bands which are to Loa ta — Founds ¡“swing” into action are two dance Wants — Sales bands of the 91st Division, under et cetera WO Erwin M. Gregor; two 70th Division banda, T/Sgt. Bill Rho- News of Marius Russo's induc I In connection with the current denbaugh's 14-pièce band and Tec4 tion is the straw that may break It’s the calm liefore the. storm ’orientation activities, the 70th Divi LOST: Wallet containing $65 in ' Matt Carncval’s famed rhumba the camel’s back for the New York sion special service office has pro- in the camp of th"c ’91st Division Yankees. Are they through as a . cured several Japanese trophies Camp area. Reward. Finder please I band; two SCU bands of seven and glove battlers this week. championship contender? ’ picked up in New Guinea by a na return to Pfc. Lee Bancroft, 517th 1 14 pieces, respectively, under Sgt. The boxers leave Monday on,their tive of Rickreall, Ore. Ord. Co., phone 2264. I Rill Wenness; the crack five-piece No pitching, weak hitting, rookies projected road trip to the 96th Divi | Brought to the United States Station Hospital band under Tec4 and veterans to fill the boots of sion, Camp White and coach 1st Lt. Joe Sieff; the 274th Infantry regi- LOST — On KD Range 4 in pits draftees. But master mind Joe Mc Sam McCorckle. Service Co. 363rd through special permission of the between targets 35-75. Turtle- ■ ment's “strictly jump" hand of five Carthy has possibilities that should Infartfry, announced this week that War Department they are the pro timqr wrist watch, stainless steel j pieces under Cpi. Marlow; two six- make the big “?” mark. the team was ready for “anything perty of Mr. Harry Dempsey, who case, gold band, “L. R. Roberts" piece bands Sgt. Correll’» boys Spud Chandler and Bill Dickey- which the 96th can throw against lives in the nearby town. His son, engraved on back. Reward $10. Re I from the 275th, and Pvt. Albert attached to an ordnance unit near are a combination that can’t be us.” Munda, garnered the souvenirs af turn to orderly room, Co. E, 276th i Kazak’s rhythmateera of the 276th. beat. Frankie Crosetti should pep Sweet Revenge? i The general idea indicates one of ter an Allied offensive in that area Inf. per up the infield with his chatter The 96th Division will be pitch- and upon request got permission to the biggest night» of dance rhythm and play. FOR SALE: '34 Chevrolet coach, and solid music that his man's in? for revenge against the 91st ship them home. Then what? The pitching is all for the basketball toppling which good condition, excellent rubber, Army cantonment has witnessed. virtually untested newcomers — the 91st handed it a month ago in I 'j. Attracting widespread attention good heater and oil filter. Sgt. in the display are two Arisaka Joe Page and Johnny Johnson the Field House. Machtmes, Co. A, 276th Inf. or I rifles, one of about .25 caliber and might be able to plug up the hole, phone extension *2130. But, with a team already proven the other of about .30 caliber, a The infield is pretty well set, with Hot Stirnweiss, Savage, Crosetti and invulnerable to the 70th Division, bullet-proof vest and a canvas an- FOR SALE: 1936 Oldsmobile Fresh Grimes. It doesn’t look bad to now. the 96th pugilists will have one ti-tank mine, Buttered rea-1 It is believed that familiarization convertible. See at Post QM Ware but—the outfield tears the figures tough assignment. For some rea- house, phone 2855. Pvt. M. C. Le ■ son or another the “ size, strength, with these weapons will bring a apart. There is nothing there in land. the way of power. Weatherly, Levy. *nt* disposition 1" of the opponent's , closer understanding of the enemy Lyons, etc., are all McCarthy's team has not been revealed. Their to those training in the 70th. Wanted to rent furnished apt. in ----------------------- headaches. Whether or not one team, like that of the 91st, . has , just , , • Cervallia, call C.A. 2942. Sacks 5c - 10c proves to be a migraine tablet may rerentI>' been «’rK-nized and prob- H REDS. CARDS IN SERVICE well decide the outcome of the ably has not been through any rep- , Baseball's two major leagues At PX’s Wanted to huy—electric iron, any have lost 60 players to the armed American League championship.— resentative schedule. model in good working order. Call The bill calls for eight feature services since the 1943 World | Tec5 Weldon, 2921. Pvt. Paul' Rosenberg. bouts on March 14 ranging all the Series, a survey discloses. Heaviest | San Antonio (CNSl—Restaura way from Bantamweight Pvt. Jim-icontributors to the Army, Navy,! teurs have been terrorized by a my Moreno, 363rd Infantry, to Coast Guard and Marines are the , > row-eye^ bandit who orders wheat Heavyweight Sgt. Harvey Jeffrie, j Cincinnati Reds and the St. Louis -akes. pulls a gun when the check also of the 363rd. It is the first Cardinals who have sent seven ' comes, backs out the door and rides road trip of its kind ever attempted ! players apiece into service since by the 91st Division. ‘last fall. away on a bicycle. Division Boxers Go South Yankee Pennant* Chances Dimmed By Player Loss Stable Primed ™ thSSO Obt°ins Jap Tropnies From For Rough Bouts ,New GMinr‘Front HOT POPCORN! get your easter cards On/y One Defeat in Potent Cage Season post exchanges (except 5-6-7-B) i priced from 7c to 65c lary-t st selection px's no. 12 •*»<»•! Cerf Phrta HERE’S THE FAST-STEPPING basketball team of the 71 at Evacuation Hospital With only ""r game lost to spoil their perfect record, this quintet ha« taken the measure of the best Adaicaad nearhv communities have sent against them Tbe*r recent J5 Io M victory over the crack 7*th DivwUn QM leant places them oa an equal with aay -Adair eagers. Left Io right are Sgt. Hen Fleish- mea. eoOeht S/Sgt. William Home. CpL Le-ler Water». Sgt. 1-arry McDonald. Cat I’aal Harris. Cpi. (kart Brvvrn, Cpi. Lynde* Owdom. CpL Ted Callas and CpL “Whitey” Roeschhn. captain. buy early for the best r
