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About Camp Adair sentry. (Camp Adair, Or.) 1942-1944 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1944)
’•mp \rtists of Adair Provide Bright Note T" Flag Commemorates Bond Drive Success Their Works Will Live Years from iw Adair’s artists will be remembered, heir works still to l>e seen in the Portland Art Museum’s col lation of GI art,-'.here it is estimated some 40 Adairmen rill be represented. Adair was quick to sense the* ”— ----- slue of its “Rembrandts" and i murals hold a training aid slant. I romptiy put them to work on the: The Sentry has made frequent POST '(ii.APEL ND.' / alls .1 S. ivice . Club * day rooms, use of their services. with carto.ns j here their murals livened up by Dannheiser, Fossum; Tec5 Ed Avenue D—and 3wL Street^Nort FRIDAY: 2000 * K«y After iany an ether wise drab G1 iMcDonneil, "Oth, formerly of the noon Service (Jewish); 2015, Sab- | New York Daily Mirror; Sgt. Nor- uikiing: ,bath Eve Service (Jewish. SUN- In the 882nd FA day room are 1 man Gollin ci the 370th Medics; I DAY: 0830-0900. Catholic Confes fc. Sid Fossum’s pictorialization , an<I Pvt. Robert Hanrahan, ex-SCL sions; 0900. Catholic Mass; 1100. Signal Corp« Photo f the artilleryman’s complex , Hq. Co., among them. WAB BOND OFFICER Major Earl F. Armstrong, left, General Protestant Service. WED and Capt. Gilbert A. Waite, director of personnel, hoiot the “T” oes and Cpl. Josepn Turner’s The “Rembrandts” found a place NESDAY: 1700. Catholic Mass: flag given by the Ireasary Department following the successful iree war theater maps. to work and chat in the Workshop ¡THURSDAY: 1700, Catholic Mas». drive of civilian personnel to achieve 100 percent participation and In Service Club 2 Pfc. Paul Dann-I se' UP *n Service Club 1 and backed STATION HOSPITAL 15 percent deduction in the 5th War Loan drive. Red Cross Auditorium eiscr's “Induction to Action” series by the Portland Museum. There SATURDAY: 1800-1900, Cath- rods a laugh out of some of bad j n,a,,-v beginners picked up a liberal Upped on Birthday mes that come to all men all too education in art, some like Pvt.' olic Confessions. SUNDAY: 0730. SWAPS COLUMN ften l Ray Alien of the Timber Wolf Di- Catholic Mass; 1000, General Pro At Serv.ce Club 1 Sentry staff! ** *““ tuwe- out such e« * llent testant Service. TUESDAY: 0715, Lost» — Founds works as his “Leering Madonna,” Catholic Mass. FRIDAY: 0715, Wants — Salea rtist Teco Don Lynch's burlesque Catholic Mass. et cetera n the "Axis in Prehistoric Ore- around whose disappearance Sen- i POST STOCKADE try editor Tec3 Bob Ruskauff wove on'' makes sport of the master SATURDAY: 1600. Catholic Mass one of the Sentry's most exciting ace. and at the SCU Officer’s and Confessions. SUNDAY: 1300, , and humorous stories. $50 REWARD for information lub is his gay four-wall mural, the General Protestant Service. leading to return of male, short- Pursuit of Happiness”. At the ■ The Shop sponsored frequent group and one-man shows in the j TRAILBLAZER DIVISION white-haired terrier picked up in CU NCO club this same joker de- i Grants Pass June 24. Tippy has ghted in painting a two-headed Post Libraries since their opening. Chapel No. I—Ave. D & 3rd St. No. brindle brown short tail, head and nake and other monsters on the also the lar^e exhib* » at Por‘- Jewish Services, Friday, 2015. eara with large brown spot around •alls of the club’s bar, now iden- |land Art Museum and Oregon State ' Chapel No. 2 — ^v. Hq. & Spec, | college. tail. Ears stand straight up. Fa I Trps.. D Ave. & 3rd St. So. ified as the “DT” room. •Mass, 0800; Mormon Service, vors loft hind leg. About six yrs. And So—New Guinea old. Contact Station Veterinarian or PAY RAISES FOR INFANTRY M°»; Protestant Service, 1000, I 1100; "" Hymn sing and devotions, Pvt. Henry Jova, of the 70th. write Cece Hathaway. Selma, Ore. WASHINGTON. D. C. (ALNS) I 1900. »ho sold two pictures out of the Museum's recent all-Oregon —The President has signed legisla- | Chapel No. 3—Divarty, D Ave. & LOST: S«haefer pen and |>encit tion raising the pay of Army in- I 7th St. So. set in vicinity PX 14, July Id. show, did a mural in the popu fantrymen who meet certain mili Episcopal Communion, 0900; Name, Barrea W. Furrington, alt- lar little music room in Service tary specifications. Infantrymen •Mass, 1000; Protestant Service, graved in gold. Reward. Call 2986, Club l. Ironically enough. Jova. i not in combat areas will get $5 a | 1100 and 1930. Protestant Service who painted mostly South Seas Trailblaier Photo Provost Marshal’s office. I month increase, and those in com- on Wednesday. 1930. CAPT. MARION FRANCIS. subjects while at Adair, is now | bat units will draw $10 more a FOUND: Baoy a picture, on Chapel No. 4—276th Inf., Regt., C 70th Judge Advocate, whose pro in New Guinea. month. motion to Captain came on his parking lot near infirmary, Oth and • Ave. & 12th St So. In the 96th Division Officer's C street. Pfc. Alvin Kuznitsky, Co. A special medal will also be au •Mass, 0900; General rroiesutut birthday. lub, Cpl. George Chichester gleans thorized for these men. The Army ' Service. 1000 and 1100; Mass. 1215: L, 276th Inf. ictorial inspiration from Oregon’s I estimated that 75 per cent of the I Vesper Service, 1900: Service Men’s WANTED: General offioe help, olorful history. In the Timber 1 Army infantry will benefit by the ! Christian League, 1930. Bible Study. t by reliable Corvallis business firm. iolf Division, Lt. Bougereau did ' new raise in pay. The new law Thursday, 1900. Mass daily, 1740 Write Box t>90 (c o Gazette-Times) ecorations for Chapel 4 and Sgt. | does not apply to Navy or the •Confessions before Mass and on Corvallis. ack Lehti’s Signal Co. day room Marine Corps. Sat., 1900-2100, at Chapels 3 and 4.| --------------------------------------------- Birthday Present Ideal: Promotion For Division JA Trailblazer Writer In Sentry Tribute Capt. Marion S. Francis of the Judge-Advocate General’s Office, 70th Division, took double pleasure i in his new double bars this week— sion was on its Wiy anu Camp space does not permit the men- ' besides the “lift that goes with (Cont. from Page 4) >ng to this post. (Continued from Page 1) Adair turned once more to giving tioning of all the names, but it is ' any promotion, his came on his There were the picture» and th« not meant to discredit anyone by so | birthday, He was graduated with the first the 70th its undivided attention. Capt. Franris enlisted in June. stories which came back from Yak lass of officer candidates held at doing. General I Marshall Visits Honorable mention should also I 1942, and. following work as a ima. where 70th Division artillery le Presidio of San Francisco, and Then, on May 4. 1944. (amp ■» been in the service since that Adair had the signal honor of be made of the three first groups of , cryptographer for the AirJ^orp», men went to take their firing tests me. He has served with the 362nd receiving I General George C. EM to arrive at Camp. The Ft. received a direct commiasion as a . . . »port« atwrts» galore . . . There if. of the old 91st Division at Camp Marshall. Chief of Staff of the Lewis contingent arrived on June second lieutenant in February, were the pic'uies of "As You Werv,” division revue.. ewis. Wn., 116th Cavalry of Ida- US Army. Although the visit 20, 1942, with abofct 150 men, of 1943. In June ceww Infantry Day and o. and the 183rd FA at Ft. War- was all in deepest war-time se whom only a few remain. A small He attendee J u d g e-Advocate m, Myo., as well as other assign crecy. General Marshall made one cadre of 30 men also arrived that General school at Ann Arbor, Mich Hunching of the S.S. Trsilblasvr. ments. or two extemporaneous talks to day from Ft. Ord. If records are igan, then was assiguod to Head Some of th» soldiers of the 70th roup is quarters, 8th Service Command, in saw the launching; others bad to 91st Eaters Scene officers and EM. inspected 70th i correct only one of this group still here. The third group to o a/ri a/rive Dallas. Texas. Later he bocamr depend on the Hentry for their new» In No. ember 1943 the Fir Tree installation» while here. division, namely the 91st. arrived Ft. Dix “ cadre" on. June Camp Judge Advocate for Camp I and view» of the spectacular e vent. was the At last June 15, 1944 rolled And in tatwem the high spot», the >t < amp Adair from the maneu- around and the 70th Division cele 28, 1942 with a strength of 400. Berkeley, Testas. Sentry was a constant source of T,r area and Camp White to brated its first birthday. No longer of whom some 40 still remain. He was assigned to duty with Ifeatui» storiea ami picture» and Tales of -PaM -pend the winter. The 91st. under was this Division Camp Adair’s the 70vh Division in October, 1943. The boys of this group report the command of Major General baby. It had reached its maturity Before enlisting. Capt. Francis ' guoeral information about the 70th W illiam J. Liveaay. came to Camp and was now a full grown fighting that almost anything could have practiced law in St. Louis, Mo. He • Div .non, its unite and its unique Adair to finish their advanced unit of its own. The great day was happened during those first few was a member of the M.saouri Pub. | individual» and personalities. training before going overseas. celebrated by GIs on parade, street | months and did. One story that lie Service Commi-sion. and Mi a I The material was uniformly sup Once more Camp Adair had be- dancing, carnivals, and turkey din I drifted to us was of the over-am graduate of the University of Mi»- ; plied by the diviaieo'» own puMfe i relation» oflice, urarer uilection of ,me a busy place. Two divisions ners in the streets of Camp Adair. bitious Sgt. who was prone to call touri Law School. * sleep. Hi« home >s in Jeffetson City, Capt. George H. Godfrey. *fe on the Post Ind that meant At the same time a 16.500 tou ¡out drill commands in hi List, but by no means least, it 't- of work, lots of entertainment tanker was being christened the But he wasn't the only one on tdge. Mo. was in the Sentry that Tnulblasers • be had and most of all lota of “S.S. Trailblazer” in the Swan Is- One poor Private who hai come Is. I wars told of the publication of each land shipyards, the first time in in the army in mortal fear of all I ¡new issue of their own TrailMaaer Highlights of entertainment by World War II a ship of the Amer- Sgts, was also sleeping very Itght- I . magazine. I •Sl 1 and other civic organizations imn Flag fleet had been named ,iy. In the deep of the night, after I The Tiailblazer» may go far, but •de their appearance on the Post-» for an Army division. Later the a very trying day in the driH field, ¡they won’t 1< i»• t tl»e Sentry and T» Xatf Serie at 'well as the entertainment of the 'ship was consigned with a new the Sgt. was heard to roar out, I what it meant to them every Fri» ddiers themselves. . ¡name to the Norwegian govern- To ' FGra«* “ 'Ter.shun. day morning. But it wasn't ail play, for the 91st went, with understanding that it? Hardly had hie votes died out into ■'■•ion was going through its last jformer name be returned after the a n.nd'ortabia sig Sundoy Schedule thump was heard ' f training and making prepara. | war. FREE coffee atm uoughnut» are of the barracks. ons for its next move. The month j served «arti moriiir< at the Albaay There, in the ray * of moonlight WISCO Cancelled ^arch, 1944, was one of the I And now as we draw the history U SO tu all •ervi-.auien and * /tn»a *siesg that Camp Araid crews | of Camp Adair to a close. let us sifting in at the tx-dside window ftum 0936 to 1200 nig tot stood the poor Private at atten >r say. To the supply units the i go back and pick up a few loose Sing, featwring both old and new |irk was even greater since the «threads that we failed to do the tion—sound asleep! favorite- flaahed on a scteen, «vili M had been alterted by units and , first time over. •tart at I960 and continue until *h bit of supply must be figured j Mention should be made that thè second ahnwing ut U h movie. ordered by unit. The magnitude I there are still several other civilian Frank and Lu Zasotu» wiM lead and the work is still well remembered employee» on the Post who were pia) the pian,,, and a - ,upU of sol» r many on the Post. Finally by the here during the earnest days of . 1 * 100.5-. l of the month the great Divi-eonatruction. however time 1* any Have Come and Gone in C A ! PROMOTIONS i