Saturday, December 4, 1943
KBND Program
Features Tunes
Chosen by Gl's
ABBOT ENGINEER
SUNSHINE SPECIAL
Page Five
College Nite
Dance at USO
Seek Leaders
"College Nite” will be the For Courses in
theme of the regular weekly
dance of the USO at Bend to­
night. A college motif will fea­ Foreign Lingos
ture decorations and miniature
pennants, pom pom favors, all Records and texts for instruc­
Camp Abbot soldiers now
have the opportunity to partici­
pate, through the medium of re­
quests, in a radio program pre­
reminiscent of collegiate (fays
in French, Spanish and Rus­
sented over KBND in Bend from
will be given. The dance will tion
sian
have arrived at the Special
7:30 to 8 p. m. each week-day,
honor the various colleges of Service
Office, and courses will
Monday through Saturday. En­
the nation and during intermis­ begin as soon as leaders for the
titled “G. I. Top Tunes by Re­
sions favorite school tunes will classes have been selected and a
quest,” the program is built en­
be sung. Music will be furnish­ schedule arranged, it was an
tirely around requests for pop­
ed by the Medical Detachment nounced this week. Soldiers in­
ular tunes and affords those
band from Camp Abbot.
terested in acting as class lead­
making requests a chance to get
Next Saturday there will be a ers are urged to contact Mrs.
their names as wel as the titles
barn dance and, according to Helen Smith, Service Club direc­
of their selections read on the
Ann
associate di­ tor. No previous knowledge of
air.
This week’s cheesecake is provided by Helen Wood who appears rector, McLaughlin,
it
will
be
a
real
hill billy the languages is necessary.
t
on an NBC program appropriately titled "These We Love.” She’s affair. Wisps of hay and
Requests for the program, applying
ban­ Classes will be held in the
sun
tan
lotion
and,
unfortunately,
doesn’t
need
any
help.
broadcast for the first time Wed­
danna handkerchiefs will be Guest House lounge Monday,
nesday, may be submitted by vice in the War Department at
given each soldier and he can Tuesday or Wednesday nights.
mail or in person, but NOT by Camp Abbot and other military
look and act as corny as the All instructional material is ele­
telephone, since existing Federal installations: Gay E. Hamilton,
next one.
mentary and self-teaching, en­
C om m unications Commission secretary to the ERTC com­
abling
the student to learn basic
Organization
of
a
group
to
regulations forbid the use of mander.
words
and phrases in from six
sing
Christmas
carols
in
Bend
telephone lines for such pur­ John Annt, Hilbart N. Ander­
to
eight
hours. Phonograph
hospitals,
on
the
street,
and
at
poses, Kessler R. Cannon, com­ son, B r u n o Huslick, Harry
records
present
the words and
the
Camp
Abbot
station
hospital,
mercial manager for the station O’Grady, Ony Thompson, opera­ A chapter of the National So- was also announced by USO of- phrases in English,
then in the
said.
foreign
language.
Foreign
words
journers
for
Camp
Abbot
was
ficials.
The
first
meeting,
with
tions
branch.
Milo
R.
Cooper,
“We expect to run the pro­ Harry Brandon, Earl G. Gregg,
and
phrases
are
spoken
twice
by,
Junior
hostesses
in
attendance,
gram sustaining with no com­ Enoch F. Hinkle, Byron R. organized at a meeting of the will be held at the club Tues­ the native speaker (phonograph
mercials for about a week, after Poisel, Perry Thompson, securi­ commissioned officers of the day evening. A special invita- record), and the student follows
which we will offer spots on the
instruction by reference to
Henry B. Colver, Gerry post at the Officers Club Monday tion is extended to all Camp Ab- the
program for advertisers,” M r.; ty.
his
copy
of the language -guide.
night.
bot
soldiers
to
attend.
Horskotte, Harry Logan,
Cannon said. “Each program A.
The
student
repeats the fore­
The
National
Sojourners
is
a
Othello
T
u
c
k
e’r,
engineer.
will be complete in itself, and Lloyd Baker and John J. O’Don­ national organization of com- calculated to weaken the nation- ign word or phrase
when the
KBND will write the continuity nell, civilian personnel. Raleigh missioned officers of the uni- al security,
speaker
pauses,
imitating
as
to make the show lively, appeal­ Farrar, T h e o d o r e Metcalf, formed forces of the nation, who All interested officers may ob- closely as possible the pronun­
ing and successful.”
ciation and intonation. Also in­
Morris Parsons, Joseph W. are Master Masons. Its purpose tain further details as to the cluded
in the guide, in addition
is
for
the
cultivation
of
Masonic
chapter
by
calling
Telephone
Pockett, W e s l e y E. Purdy,
to the complete text of the rec­
Alphena
Ven-
ideals,
for
supporting
true
patri-
139.
The
next
meeting
of
the
George
Roberts,
ords, are teaching aids, an added
MORE ABOUT
a t o r, maintenance. Kenneth otic aims and activities in Mas­ chapter, in a place as yet unde­ vocabulary
of 500,350 words
onry
and
to
oppose
any
influence
termined will be January 3. written to read
Hansen, operator.
like English and
Irene Jones, Earnest West-
a system to fill-in sentences
lake, Garfield Wickens, Quarter­
w'hich shows exactly how to use
(Continued From Page One) master. Leo Dumler and Maurice
the additional words to complete
Van
Sickle,
fire
protection.
Wil­
sentences.
high honor for exceptionally
J. Gibson, Florence Allen,
Purpose of the classes is to im­
meritorious service within and liam
Ann Hamilton, administrative.
prove the general education of
beyond the call of duty.
Helen
Souhrada,
Special
Service.
troops or to fill off duty time
Emblems for Civilian Service
L. Share, purchase and
constructively.
Besides courses
will be presented to the follow-1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Jeanette
contract; Forrest G. Thurman,
offered
here
at
present,
introduc­
ing employes who have complet­ transportation;
Frederick Beck­
tory instruction kits now are
ed six months of satisfactory er, supply and service.
available in Chinese, Italian,
service for the War Department The local awards committee
Portuguese (Brazilian), Ger­
at Camp Abbot:
confers the Civilian Serv­
man, Greek, North African, Jap-
Marie P. Ballantyne, Inspec­ which
awards and recommends to
anese, Dutch, Persian, Norweg­
tion office of the director; Le- i ice
the Army Service Forces the
ian, Servo-Croatian and Malay.
land Blind, Lloyd Frazier, George conferring
higher honors
E. Hustad, Robert Marken, Olaf is composed of the
the following
Skzersaa, Charles Walker, Henry members: Lt. of
Detroit (CNS) — Harry Ba-
Turrill
F. Wellhouser, administrative chairman; Maj. Col. F. R. J. D. Landen
rany, 27, who reported to an
branch. Elvan Henry, Lewis berger, supply and service di
Army induction center with his
Rainey, Ruzena L. Stewart, Jack vision;
two small daughters because he
Lt. E. M. Ramsey, medi
Donnelly, Quartermaster branch.
had no one with whom to leave
Katherine Christensen, Glorane cal division, J. J. O’Donnell
them now has had three pro­
chief,
civilian
personnel
division
R. Hoyt, ordnance division.
posals of marriage and 44 of­
Helen Y. Moore, Betty Nelson, and Harry Logan, repairs and
fers from would-be foster moth­
Adjutant's branch. Evelyn Blak- utilities division.
ers.
He took a furlough and
ley, administrative. Kathleen
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together
with the Red Cross he
Chapman, transportation. Kal-
was
able
to find a home for the
Across
2.
There’s
a
good
one
for
every­
lona J. Fox, Quartermaster. Rob­
BAD BET!
kids.
1.
Limbs
thing you do in the Army
ert Henry, purchase and con­
tract. Lulu M. Hoppock, Inez Next time Mrs. Helen Smith, 5. The Yankees ones are bring­ 3. What you’d like to do to Mus­ Los Angeles (CNS)—Seeking
ing new glory to Old Glory
solini’s pan
Jones, personnel. John G. Jones, Service Club director, wants to
Mrs. Carl Auer told
4. We should watch out for him a the divorce,
schools. Margaret Keith, control make liook on a “steeplechase" 11......... the harvest
court that her husband went
at all times
Harvey Knopsnyder, operations she’ll make certain that Lt. . 12. Part of an obstacle course
with other women. Un­
13. Ft. Meade is in this state
5. The opposite of this is this around
Dorothy M. Loehr, administrât
fortunately she couldn't prove
6. The Army makes Giants out it.
ive. Terrance P. McCormack, op Henry Hansen, Post Athletic 15. Overambitious aggressors
Always obliging, Auer testi­
fab)
’em
erations. Gladys Ogletree, civili­ officer, isn't on the entry list.
fied
to the fact himself. “She’s
16.
Army
Service
(ab)
7.
This
Fort
is
in
California
an personnel. Viola L. Thomp­ Mrs. Smith will pay off by
right," he said and his wife won
son, Special Service. Thelma playing a tonette solo in the 17. He managed the N.Y. Giants 8. Kind of uniform (ab)
9. You’re in the army now, the decree.
Farra, administration.
Casual Co. mess. She bet Lt. 18. Leather working tool
19.
Castor
oil
comes
in
big
ones
you’re not behind the plow!
Employees who will be award­ Hansen and Lt. Gene Foley-
ed the emblem for Civilian Ser- Gilmartin couldn't run the ob­ 22. Stalingrad arouses Russia 10. This makes Army communi­ Meriden, Miss. (CNS)—A lo­
(ab)
cations official
stacle course in less than six
cal drug store carries this sign
14. This goes with Angeles
minutes. Lt. Hansen covered 24. Poker term
in its window: "Wanted, soda
18. It's often policed in the
the distance in four minutes 25. Jump
fountain clerk, full or part time,
LIFE SAVERS
flat without benefit of a par­ 28. Where enlisted men become Army
experienced
or inexperienced,
officers (ab)
20. Kind of sign Hitler's getting man or woman.” The town wit
ticularly fast track.
If we want to remember . . .
from the Allies
added: “dead or alive.”
Carrying more weight, Lt. 30. Harbor,
we should buy war 21. Enthusiastic
Foley-Gilmartin slowed in the
bonds to 31-Across the Jap
Engineering Companies (ab) Las Vegas, Nev. (CNS)—Ex­
stretch and crossed the finish
23. Beverage
line in six minutes, 20 seconds. 31. See 30-Across
treme mental cruelty was the
26. This General commands the charge
Service flub patrons will col­ 33. Before
hung on Mickey Rooney,
35.
Half
the
Navy
is
here
A. A. F.
lect a tonette solo from the
lovable
gnome, by his
IF YOU are captured and questioned
Half shot
27. Flyfcig Fortresses are good wife Ava movie
by the enemy, refuse to answer unau-' lieutenant in the near future. 36.
Gardner when she won
37.
This
is
playing
a
major
role
ones
•
thorized questions but don't give untrue
a divorce here. Miss Gardner
in the current war
29. Crapshooter's delight
or misleading information. You can b«
CAPT.
PASCOE
LEAVES
said that the impish Rooney
punished for lyin:
40. Kind of uniform
30. Soup ingredient
Capt. William T. Pascoe, III, 42.
failed to come home for days at
How
goldbricks
like
to
be
31.
Tiers
for several weeks assistant adju­ 43. What America did to her
a
time.
32. At the crest
tant in ERTC headquarters, has
feet
after
Pearl
Harbor
34.
Sgt.
Joe
Louis
is
the
Army's
left for a new post. He has been 44. Clothing . . . don't affect the
I SO TO WRAP GIFTS
best man in this
assigned to duty with a Service
Army much s
37. Ft. McClellan is in this State The USO in Bend will provide
Command
unit
at
Fort
Lewis,
IF CAPTURE becomes imminent, de­
Christmas wrapping paper and
(ab)
stroy any messages you may be carrying Wash.
Down
attractive cord for gift packages,
38. Fit backwards
and any other identifications or papers
according to Harry O’Grady, di­
39............sweet
as
apple
cider!
1.
The
Yanks
at
Midway
smash­
which might give information to the
When You’ve Read it—Please
rector.
41. Organized reserves (ab).
ed one for the Japs
Pass The ENGINEER AROUND.
Masonic Club
Formed Here
(8 Will Get