Camp Abbot, Ore., May 13, 1944
ABBOT ENGINEER
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PAUSE, AN D REST YOUR EYES
NSC W ould Slash
Utilities Cost
T he necessity of conserving
fuel,
electricity and w ater was
O fficial tu n p new spaper, published weekly in th e interest* of the personnel
of Cair.p Abbot. O regon, un :*r supervision of the Spec ini Service O ff leer. News em prasized in a circular re
m atter p^rram in* to » am p Abbot is furnished by tha Public Relat:©ru B ranch and ceived th is week from the N inth
is available for ¿ereraUh-ele&ae.
W ritten contributions, a rt work and photographs are solicited and should be Service Com mand by Maj. A r
directed to the Pubis: BeiaUona B ranch. P eat Hdos. A nnex. Bid*. 4.2. Te.epbone th u r Davidson, post inspector.
Ext-A.
The ABBOT E N G IN EER receieea m aterial aupplied by Camp N ew spaper The circu lar lists a few typical
Service. W ar Dep t.. 206 E. 42od St.. New York, N. Y. Credited naatenal may not w asteful practices which the
be republished w ithout perm ision of Camp N ew spaper Service.
Com mand is desirous of elimi
D istributed free to cam p personneL S ubscription ra te to public, by m ail: 60 natin g in accordance w ith the
eents for three m o n th s; six mcDtha, $1.00 ; one year, $1.50.
A rm y conservation p r o g r a m .
They are:
1. U nnecessary b u r n i n g of
‘ MOTHER S DAY—FAR AWAY”
lights in daylight hours.
Mother’s Day arrived soon after Col. Charles F. Baish.
2. Use of oversize light bulbs
acting commanding officer of the post and commanding
officer of the 11th Group had disembarked in Alaska with
a regiment of engineers in 1942. He began two years of
military and spiritual leadership in the territory by ad
dressing not only members of his command, but citizens
of Juneau, with a Mother’s Day message. He said, in part:
“If you are ever in Washington, D. C., go to the Lincoln
Memorial and stand in front of the huge statue of Lincoln
and read the greatness and the strength in that powerful,
melancholy face. Note the strong, awkward grace of his
hands, the almost superhuman majesty of his image. Re
member the great things he has done. Realize that God
graces the human race with such men only very rarely.
Then finally recall how by these words he assigned the
credit for all his accomplishments: 'All that I am. or ever
hope to be, I owe to my beloved mother.’
“In return for the many gifts your mother has given
you. just make her happy. It takes so little. You made
earth seem like heaven to her the very first moment she
ever saw you. Each little success or accomplishment of
yours, such as your first word, your first party, your
school graduation—each brought bright tears of joy to
her eyes. She has great need of such tears, for she has
known far too many bitter ones. These tears of joy are
her life. Grant them to her. Write her a letter today.
You can make her eyes grow bright again, and her heart
happy.”
These are thoughts to be remembered by every soldier
as long as he is away from home.
Abbot ’n Around
E ntertainm ent On and Off th e P ost for the Coming Week
TODAY
Service Club Jam Session.
Station H ospital—Popular P la tte r Parade,
Bend USO—Bingo, 8 p.m.
p.m.
S U XDAY
Service Club—Open House.
S tation H ospital—Open House, 2 to 4 p.m., and 7 to 8:30 p.m.
Make a record, 7 p.m.
Bend USO "B reakfast is served,” 10 a.m. Open house and re-
freshm ents all day
G uest H ouse—Classical Recordings, 7:30 p.m.
MONDAY
Service Club—G I Movies. 8:30 p. m.
G uest H ouse—"W ar B rought Up to D ate," Open Forum , 8:30 p.m.
S tation
H ospital—“Everybody Sing,"
and Open F orum sponsored
K f D o n <4 I»” i « 1 - 0 n i c P l n K
rm
by Bend Kiwanis Club, 7 *7 n p.m.
WKDNESDAY
Service Club WAC Birthday Dance iform al), 8:30 p.m.
Station H ospital—Classical Music.
Everybody wel-
FRIDAY
Service Club Make a Record, Free, and Game Night.
Station U -spita! Movie, "M agnificent Dope.. 6:30 p.m.
Bend USO—Dance class, 8 p.m.
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C H U R C H RITES
Art Museum Takes Notice
F .e t Chapel. Bid«. »0* . 11th Gp. C hajel. Of G l’s Favorite Cartoon
Bid«. 12S5 : 12th Gp. ch ap el. Bld«. 75« :
Several million G I's could
H ospital M -rvicw , R ad Cross Hoc re» nor. have told th e critics long ago
H all.
th a t Miss Lace of "M ale Call" is
JCW IS H S E R V I C E S
Friday 7 tS p a t . Beet Chapel.
a w ork of a rt, but it took th e
IA T H O L H S K K V K E S
B erkshire M useum in Pittsfield.
On m
, ha , ;
Monday at T p.m. «For 5$th B attalion
©nly ). Tu**tiay, Wednesday and Saturday M assachusetts, to go on record
a t 5:15 p.m.. and Thunxiay and Friday as saying so.
at 7 am .
Milton C a n iffs work, showing
Tue*.iay—Chcur rehearsal. Poat Chapel.
7 p.m.
the a rt developm ent of both his
r— Con/*MH>nt. P .x t Chapel.
cam p paper strip and "T erry
• to 9 p.m.
S u n d a y — M aw a t S ta tio n H ô p it a l. 7 SO
and th e P ira te s" is exhibited at
£m .
(O pen to < liter» b e sid es \4e»lwal
P e r so n n e l» a n d conf«**k>n» b e fo re m a a s . the Bay S tate gallery. Caniff is
Ma**. P oat l h a r d . 9 a m a n d • :S 0 p.m.
noted for th e q u a l i t y of his
PROTLBTANT S I K V I l U
draftsm anship, use of perspec
Sun d a» S i n i m
for b n t h B n . o n ly .
12th G roup C h apel. S : |5 a m . : euardh«»o*e
and d r a m a t i c effects
a e r v ir e . £ 15 a m . . S t a t i o n H o sp ita l > « n - tive.
Ira 10 a m . . S ervir«» ia P oat c h a p e l. 10 U
thro u g h shading.
a m ., a a d 7 »♦ p.m . lir a a r a l s e r v ic e fur
51«t Bn. in f id d , 7 p.m .
W n ia m d a y — t h e ir
refcearaal.
P oat
C h a p e l. 7 pain.
D E N O M IN A T IO N A L S E R V I C E S
Monday L utheran o x anuR ion. Peat
W d a m la y L D .S . S e n ve. llth C rm p
C h a p d . 7 :W p n a
T p.m .
Thursday — C h r a ta a
iZLh
Group C hapd.
» ■eirM l m m » Mend*. TweAey Mid
C hapd.
T hursday evenin* and Sunday a fte r
in INwt Clmi«L
vices.
3. O verfiring of heating equip
ment.
4. Im p ro p er settings of heat
control devices.
5. F ailu re to r e p a i r leaky
faucets and faulty flushometer
' aives-
M aintenance of unnecessarily
high w ater pressure.
7. F ailu re to prom ptly rep a ir
leaks in re frig e ra to r circuits.
8. U nnecessarily f r e q u e n t
cleaning of refrig erato rs.
The circular suggested th a t
train in g program s and adm in
istrativ e f u n c t i o n s be so ar-
.
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p*>
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N ight activities should be con
cen trated in a few buildings
w herever possible, ra th e r th an
using sm all portions of m any
buildings, it was pointed out.
Abbot Face!
O rdinarily the language used
in these colum ns is ra th e r dis-
creet, ut tw o exam ples of mag-
ni icent profanity- have come to
our at en ion. and w e a re going
o report them , come w hat may.
One w as heard m th e post
th e ate r recently. It w as deliv-
ered by a two-year-old blonde
boy who comes out from Bend,
We lielieve the above photograph represents the m aster touch in
th at art. The glim m er and sheen of the rich, luxurious m aterial
ascends to aesthetic splendor when draped so delicately to form
these subtle designs in well-blended light and shadow. The con
trast is sharp yet soothing in its effect, which serves to high
light the rich contours in sheer, unprovoked beauty. Oh. yes.
The gal is Hedy L am arr, and she has a job in Hollywood at MOM.
ance o i n ational m usic week and Glenn M iller’s orchestra,
featu red m usic by the 362nd
The duofold role bandsm en
Arm y Service Forces Band, di- play in fighting and in provid-
rected by W a r r a n t Officer ing entertainm ent for troops on
Charles S. Spalding. Selections fighting fronts, as well as the
included: -The M anx O verture
functions of the band a t Camp
by Wood;
cu m p S isita,’ by Abbot, w as described by Mr.
Matos-Rodriguez. a dance a r Spalding in an interview con
rangem ent by Sgt. D ante Di ducted by Lt. H arriett White-
f ^ ' l0I S i l a t . h®t’ Tt0 Thom as of “M archeta,” a dance man, assistant cuui.c
uuu:
Public nem
Relations
that
arrangem ent of "Blue Moon;" officer. The program w as Iran
that aw ful, first silence th a t fol "El C apitan,” by Sousa, and the scribed in the Service Club for
lowed the sudden switching on ‘Anvil Chorus,” as recorded by rebroadcast by KBND.
of lights at th e end of the first
_ perform
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ance, r when
th e audi-
ence w as still snatching at T e
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(Clip and Save)
a M- '
Precoclous youngster
arose in his seat and dem anded: '
"Get th a t ------ of a ------ show
________________ TONIGHT
g o in g -'
° u r ° ,h e r exam ple is nailed
over the door of the b arracks •
GREGORY PECK — TOUMANOVA
occupied by
the third * platoon of
*
IN
C-58. It w as left by a th ird pla
■
I
toon in train in g last November,
but we have no doubt the pres
ent occupants of the building are
ALSO
carry in g on w-ith the sam e esprit
CARTOON
—
BUGS
BUNNY NIPS THE NIPS
de corps. The shingle states w ith
m ilitary directness: "T hrough
"TALE OF A D O G ”
these doors pass the best g----- <
d----- soldiers in the world.”
C A M P ABBOT THEATRE P R O G R A M
DAYS OF G L O R Y "
TUESDAY
Service C lub- Bingo Night. 8:30 p.m.
Station H oshpital Movie, "Ladies Day,” 6:30 p.m.
THURSDAY
Service Club
Khaki K apers,” WAC Company-
come, 8:30 p.m.
Station H ospital - B irthday P arty.
and unauthorized electrical de
S h r e v e p o r t . La. iCN’S '-
Chased by h er hushand, who
w as brandishing a hot sm ooth
ing iron, athletic Mrs. Lucille
Cash cleared a seven-foot harbed
w ire fence and escaped. L ater
she sued for divorce.
SUNDAY — MONDAY
A private from Co. A. 55th
Battalion, left this on o u r door
step Monday and ran:
The P riv ate's Psalm
The S arge is m y shepherd: I
Shall not want.
He m aketh m e to pick up ciga-
rette b u tts;
He l«>deth m e t h r o u g h mud
puddles;
He resto reth m y step.
m e on the course of
obstacles
F or my health's sake.
Yea. though I w alk th ro u g h the
valleys
I m ust ru n up the hills.
He annointeth m y h e a d w ith
abuse.
Surely, cadence and KP will fol
low m e forever.
And I shall dwell in th e h air of
the Sergeant forever.
KBND Broadcasts
Music Week Show
“Cam p A b b o t on P arade."
weekly 15-minute radio program
released by station KBND in
Bend w as extended to 30 min-
utes W ednesday night in o b serr
Matinee
Sunday
2:00
Nights
6:30—8:30
suck interestin T people TÌ
MABUSROOM
I hr (DWAID SMALL
Also
RKO Pathe
News
★
Army-Navy
Screen
Magazine
WITH
DENNIS O ’KEEFE — MARJORIE REYNOLDS
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
JOHN GARFIELD
DENNIS KING
IN
h i
Between Two Worlds' i l
ALSO DONALD DUCK IN "TROMBONE TROUBLE'
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
DOROTHY LAMOUR — FRED MacMURRAY
BETTY HUTTON
II
A N D THE A N G ELS SIN G II
ALSO — RKO PATHE NEWS
"THIS IS AM ERICA"