Saturday, Oct. 9, 1943 ABBOT ENGINEER Page Four S ' \ ' 7 New Burm a Road mu ui tnett ana forgery of government allotment and al lowance checks, the Treasury Department requests that all By Camp Newspaper Service) October 16, 1943 service men pass on to their American Army engineers in dependents the following a ’ i , -* g are building a rocky road Official camp newspaper, published weekly in the interests o f the personnel vice: o f Camp Abbot, Oregon, under supervision of the Special Service Officer. News to Tokyo which someday may matter pertaining to Camp Abbot is furnished by the Public Relations Branch and (1) Never endorse a check is available for general release. until you are in the presence lead right up to the Mikado’s Written contributions, art work and photographs are solicited and sh uld be • directed to the Public Relations Branch, Post Hdijs. Annex, Bldg. 202. Telephone of the person who will cash it. front door. Ext-8. Right now the Yanks on this (2) Be su re you h ave a The ABBOT ENGINEER receives material supplied by Camp Newspaper deep su b sta n tia l mailbox. project are 3,000 m i l e s away Service, War Dep't., 205 E. 42nd St., New York, N. Y. Credited material may not be republished without permisión o f Camp Newspaper Service. from Hirohito’s house, but al H a ve y o u r name c le a r ly ready they have chopped their p rin ted on it. K E E P I T Distributed free to camp personnel. Subscription rate to public, by mail: 50 Sgt. Martha Wheeler, Wac Co., way through mountains and LOCKED. cents for three months; six months, $1.00; one year, 41.60. left Camp Abbot Tuesday for (3) Whenever possible, ar jungles from the Indian Iron- Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. Sgt. range with the carrier to de tier far into Japanese-held terri Wheeler was formerly in the X- tory in Burma, building a road liver the check personally. ray department at the Station (4) Notify p o sta l author way along which Allied armies Hospital as X-ray technician and ities im m e d ia te ly o f any can roll. medical stenographer. Entertainment On and Off the Post for Week Assisting the engineers in change of address. October 16 to October 23 (5 1 Cash your check at the constructing "The Tokyo Road’’ Formerly on detached seryice are Indian and Chinese workers same place each month. SATURDAY ) at Recruiting Headquarters in and Chinese soldiers 1 e d and (6) Cash your check your Informal Dance, Officers Club, Camp Abbot. San Francisco, Calif., Sgt. Mary self. Don’t send children to trained by American officers, Open House, 8 p. m„ USO Bend. Bartosiewicz, Wac Co., reported SUNDAY cash chocks. Such a practice who are pushing the Japs back for duty in the dental clinic at Informal Tea, USO Bend, 3 to 5 o’clock. en co u ra ges juvenile delin into the jungles as the building the Station Hospital Wednesday MONDAY progresses. quency. Choral Club, Wac Dayroom, 6:30 o’clock. of this week. Immediate purpose of this GI Movies, Service Club, Camp Abbot, 7:30 p. m. (7) DO NOT FOLD, PIN new Burma road is to supply at TUESDAY OR M U T I L A T E A LLO T T/5 Gretl Derring, Wac Co., Bingo, Service Club, Camp Abbot, 7:30 p. m. tacking forces in the fight on MENT OR A L L O W A N C E arrived at Camp Abbot Monday WEDNESDAY the Japs. Its second objective is CHECKS. THIS IS IMPOR Dance, All Purpose Bldg., 2030-2230. from Ft. Monmouth, N. J. She a meeting with the old Burma “ Camp Abbot on Parade” (weekly radio broadcast) KBND, 7:45 TANT. has been assigned to duty at the o’clock. You have merely to clip or Road, now held by the Japs, so Service Club where she will as Stamp Club, USO Club, Bond, 8 o’clock. copy this all-important advice that supplies m a y reach the sist Mrs. Helen Smith, hostess, THURSDAY 12th Group Talent Show, Service Club, 7:30 p. m. with the Club recreational pro and mail it to the folks back Chinese by land as well as by FRIDAY home. It may be the means air. gram. Bingo, USO Club, Bend. The t r a i l goes through the of preventing future trouble Game Night, Service Club, Camp Abbot. heart of the head-hunting Naga Corporal Lucille Conway, Wac or in con ven ien ce. DO IT Dance, USO Club, Bend. tribal country and winds into Co., left Wednesday for Fort Bel- NOW. the lost reaches of the Burmese voir, Va.t for a twelve weeks THEATER SCHEDULE wilderness. The farther the course in the army school of SATURDAY “ Submarine Alert,” Richard Arlcn, Wendy road reaches into Japanese terri Topographical Drawing. Upon Barrie "The Good Fellow*;,” Cecil Kellaway, Mabel Paige. tory the greater becomes the SUNDAY & MONDAY “Sahara,” Humphrey Bogart, J. Car completion of her schooling, Cpl. rol Naisb, Bruce Bennett; RKO News. prospect that the engineering Conway will return to her job in TUESDAY "Claudia,” Dorothy McGuire, Robert Young, Ina force will meet Japanese patrols. the Publications Department at Hobbycraft and classical mu Claire; Short Subjects. sic programs soon will be added For this reason, a large force \ \ EDNKSDAY "Hostages," Luise Rainer, Paul Lukas, Wil this station. to the Service Club’s list of rec of Chinese soldiers, led by liam Bendix; Cartoon. THURSDAY & FR ID AY “Sweet Rosie O’Grady,” Betty Gra- Lt. Kathleen Lockwood, Wac ( reation activities, Mrs. Helen American Brig. Gen. Hayden ble, Robert Young, Adolphe Menjou; RKO News. Co., arrived at this station re Smith, club director, has an Boatner of New Orleans, is cently for duty as Assistant Clas nounced. Inclusion of the two operating far in advance of the sification Officer. Formerly with programs in the club schedule engineers. the Classifications Division at awaits only the arrival of hobby- Gen. Botner’s Chinese troops Daytona Beach, Fla., Lt. Lock- craft sets consisting of materials have had repeated skirmishes wood came here following sev for model building and the clas with enemy patrols but have suc eral months of detached service sical recordings. Both have been ceeded in keeping the Japs so By S/Sgt. William II. Harvey Mohun, JAGD, is the new Judge in the 6th Service Command, ordered. far away from the road that The Legal Assistance Office at Advocate assigned to Camp Ab where she had been conducting a T h e c l u b ’ s entertainment none of the engineers has ever bot. S Sgt. William II. Harvey is Camp Abbot is one of the busiest survey of Wac assignments at schedule now includes bingo seen any of them. the chief assistant to Major Mo the various posts in the com offices on the post. The compila night each Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., In this way the “Tokyo Road’’ hun who with Sgt. Joseph E. talent shows each Thursday is growing — through swamp tion of problems and cases pre Nelson, Pfc. Robert White, Pvt mand. night, game night and songfest and morass, over hills and sented to the hoard in September Mason Gilboli, and Mrs. Ann Reporting for duty as Assis Friday and showings of GI through valleys-inching along shows an increase of 100 per Hamilton comprise the staff of tant Postal Officer, Lt. Mary movies every other M o n d a y into Burma. over the previous monlh. Income the Judge Advocate Branch. Of tax troubles lead the list while ficers are in Headquarters An Frances Hunter arrived at Camp night. Prizes totaling approxi in the aggregate domestic rela nex A, Bldg. 202. Hours are from Abbot early this week from the mately $3 in trade are offered BULLETIN AVAILABLE tions paced the field. The prob 8 a. m. to 5 p. m., and at other 3rd Wac Training Center at Day for bingo. Grand prize is a SI tona Beach, Fla., w here she had Subscription to the Bend Bulle Sunday dinner in the cafeteria. lems and cases presented, in- times by appointment. been on duty with the postoffice tin may be obtained by Camp cluing conferences, opinions, and HERE’S WHERE IT GOES Abbot personnel through ' t h e correspondence relating thereto, I f you've been wondering Special Service Office, it was concerned: Dog Troops Made Value about the distribution of United announced this week. The Bul Domestic Relations: Known During W orld W or States food products, you can letin will arrive here about 5 LOCATION OF CHAPELS Divorce . 22 Post C h a p e l . Bid*. 208; 11th Gp. The arrival of K-9 or dog stop now. Here’s the answer, ac p. m. and will be delivered im Annulments . ................. 17 Rldvr. 754 : Hospital Chapel in Red Cross Bid»?. 1256 ; 12th Gp. Chapel, troops at Camp Abbot is not en cording to the Office of War In mediately. Persons wishing to Alimony 12 Chapel, Recreation hall. tirely a new corps of the Army. formation. The lion’s share, 75 subscribe to the paper may do so O th e r............ 13 »IKWISH SERVICES In the first World W ar they first per cent, goes to civilians; 13 by contacting Pvt. Leo Rizzo at Estates 3 Friday, Oct. 15, 7:30 p. m. Post made their mark. The Germans per cent to our armed forces; 10 the All-Purpose Recreation Hall, Debt Claims it; Chapel t Bldg. 208). employed them in the greatest per cent to our allies and two per phone 64. Subscription rate is Accident Claims . 0 CATHOLIC SERVICES numbers, up to 30,000 messenger cent to territories and neighbors. 25 cents per week. Naturalization 9 Confessions Saturday, *Post and ambulance dogs having serv Powers of Attorney 10 Chapel. Masses at 9 n. m. and Wills 21 6:30 p. m. Sunday at Post Chapel. ed with their forces. The French The W o lf by Sansone Income Tax . 90 Masses daily, except Thursday, used them for more varied work and to what extent js shown by O th er Taxes . 12 at 5:10 p. m. at Tost Chapel. Mortgages & Foreclosures 10 Choir rehearsal 7 p. m. Tuesday. the fact that when time came for demobilization in 1910 they had IVcds 0 PROTESTANT SERVICES 15,000 in training. During the Contracts . 6 Services at 10 a. m. and 7:30 Birth Records 3 Sunday at Post Chapel. Service years 1914 to 1913 French mili Court Records 6 for 52nd Battalion (quarantine) . tary canine casualties exceeded at 11th Group Chapel at 6 p. m. 3.500 killed and 1,500 missing in Total 201 and service for 53rd Bn. (quar action. It is recorded that one Advantage was taken of the antine) at 7:00 p. m. 11th Group section of these dogs took but arrangements made by this of Chapel. Monday Bible study. four days to haul 90 tons of am /Ice with the Portland Office of Post chapel. Choir Rehearsal at munition up to a battery which men. horses and mules had vain the Internal Revenue Bureau to 7:00 p. m. Post Chapel. ly struggled for two weeks to HOSPITAL SER\ ICES have a representative of the Bu Catholic confessions at Red reach. reau In attendance Thursday and Friday, 23 and 21 SeptemN'r, to Cross Recreation Hall at 7 a.m. provide additional assistance to Sunday. Mass (visitors invited) LEAVE EOR O fS personnel here concerning the at Red Cross Recreation Hall at Pvts. Gordon K. Brannon and proper application of the 1043 7:30 a. m. Sunday. Protestant Robert D. Nininger. both of Com Income Tax I,aw. Many ques service at Red Cross Recreation pany A. 56th Battalion, were pro tions and problems were pre Hall at 10 a. m. Sunday. moted to the grade of corporal sented and answered. DENOMINATIONAL and left this week to attend the SERVICES Personnel served, in addition Engineer O ffic e r C a n d id a te L. D. S. service at 7 p. m. Wed School at Fort Be!voir, Va. to those stationed here, included Officers and enlisted men of the nesday at 11th Group Chapel. adjacent Maneuver Area and the Christian Science service at 7 p. Rigby. Ida. <CNS>-Coeds in Madras and Redmond Air Bases. m. Thursday at 12th Gp. Chapel. the town high school are mak The Legal Assistance Office ing the best of the boy shortage. functions as a part of the Judg-' Watch for war community At the next dance half the girls Advocate Branch. Major John B. chest drive. are coming disguised as boys. v u t t i^ n u u u i A A lU O J ' 1U1 Stanford University, Palo Alto, California, where she will enroll in the school of Physical Ther apy for a six months course of study, under the War Depart ment’s newest branch of post war rehabilitation. Upon comple tion of her studieis, Cpl. Tug- well will be known as a Physi cal Therapy Aide and be com missioned a s ’ond lientenant in the Army Medical Corps. FUN SCHEDULE New Programs Set For Service Club Legal Assistance Office Here Handles Varied G I Troubles CH U R C H RITES