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About Abbot engineer. (Camp Abbot, Or.) 1943-1944 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1944)
Camp Abbot, Ore., June 10, 1944 A BBO T EN G IN EER Page Two GIs Speak Other ¡ ¡ S S t w S Tongues to Make OWI Recordings The first dance to be held in the Bend USO since its renova tion is scheduled for 8 p.m. to night with music by S Sgt. Jack I Hayes’ Camp Abbot dance band. Bell Frey, director, and Mrs. Eleanor Crawford, associate di rector, announced a new floor will await the dancers, and urg ed all Bend junior hostesses to attend the party. • Nation to Honor Flag Next Week Plans for the observance of Flag Day at Camp Abbot on June 14 were left indefinite fir's Camp Abbot personnel who week because of the press of ac eventually go o v e r s e a s may tivities sprjnging from theCamp. switch on a radio in Burrtia, Abbot-to-Fort Lewis movement. Thailand, Formosa, or s o m e The President’s proclamation, other southeastern Asia or Pa directing officials of the federal cific island theater of war in the government and requesting offl- D istrib u ted fre e to c a m p psrnonneL S u b sc rip tio n r a te to p u blic, by m a il: 60 not distant future and hear their c e n ts fo r th re e m o n th s ; s ix m o n th s, 91.00 ; one yea r, $1.60. | dais cf state and local govern- own voices. Merton H. Bories j ments to display the colors on and staff of the Office of War all public buildings said in part: Information visited the Public “It is not necessary to recite Relations Office Sunday and that the stars and stripes oi our made speech transcriptions with flag symbolize the patriotic and the aid of linguists familiar with First Sgt. Howard L. Abbott, loyal unity of 135 million people Entertainment On and Off the*Post for the Coming Week Burmese, Filipino, Chinese, and former Los Angeles vocalist in a widely diversified land. Nor Japanese. TODAY Those who assisted the OWI who recently returned from 19 is it necessary to dwell on the Service Club—Open House. were Pvt. Solomon L. Birulin of months in the Aleutians with struggles through which we Bend USO—Bingo, 8 p.m. Casual Company: Pvt. Frank C. an Engineer headquarters and have marched, under that flag, SUNDAY Caindec, Service Company; Pvt. service company and is now in to our present great part in the Service Club- Open House; Movies, 8:30 p.m. Solomon E. Vigi. Supplemental Casual Company awaiting re world’s affairs. What we are, Bend USO—“Breakfast is served,” 10 a.m. Open house and re Company, and Pvt. Leon I. assignment, turned thespian and what we do, speak of those freshments all day. Wong of Company B, 54th bat Wednesday night to take part in things far more eloquently than Cuest House—Classical Recordings, 7:30 p.m. talion, who expects eventually the weekly radio show broad- j any weirds. MONDAY to be assigned to intelligence cast over KBND under the title,. “Ours is a flag of battles. On Service Club—Classified Hour, 8:30 p.m. I “Camp Abbot on Parade. work. Guest House—Classical Music Hour, 7:30 p.m. the ships of our Navy, in the van Cpl. Armand Ranaud of Sup The production, written by guard of our soldiers and ma TUESDAY plemental Company, who has Sgt. Curt Foreman of the pub- rines, it is carrying liberation Service Club—Bingo Night, 8:30 p.m. assisted in the language depart I lie relations office, was a drama and succor into stricken lands. WEDNESDAY ments at the University of Mich tization of a North African war It is carrying our message of Service Club—Dance, 8:30 p.m. igan and at W ayr. University in episode in which Pvt. George T ., promise and freedom into all Radio Program, KBND—“Camp Abbot on Parade,” 8 to 8:15 p.m. Detroit coachcu a number of the Link of Service Company had corners oi the world.” i participated. Sergeant Abbott j Des Moines (CNS)—Miss Jes participants. Vicious Racket Brought j played the part of Mike, an sie M. Parker, state superintend to Light By Kate Smith , American soldier w ho, caught in Here's Your new address; ent of Public Instruction, has Kate Smith, the radio star, re asked teachers to quit singing j heavy crossfire, shared a single Tell Your Correspondents vealed this week that racketeers "The Beer B a r r e l Polka” at I foxhole with two b u d d i e s , GI’s planning to leave ior Fort ; "Egypt” and Link, played by Lewis were instructed this week have been sending letters to school assemblies. “It isn’t ex In warning dependents of sol- Cpl. Harold F. Smith and Cpl. families of war heroes, offering actly the proper song for chil to inform all correspondents j diers to notify both the Office Sol Finifter, respectively, them a copy of the citations won dren.” She said. prior to departure that the new i of Dependency Benefits and lo- by their sons, for the sum of j Jack Hayes’ Camp Abbot or address will be: Wilton, Conn. (CNS)—Small i cal postmasters of a change of chestra played “Blue Lou” and ten dollars. Kate said it is not Pvt. John Doe, 182B44 necessary to go to an expense boys in Wilton have become so address, ODB authorities point “Dark Eyes” on the same pro - 1 Co. (A, B or C) ....Engr. Tng. ed out this week that more than gram. to obtain these copies, as the steamed up about the town's Bn. 50,000 checks are returned to the government has them available. waste paper drive that they are Engineer Section ODB monthly because families IPs your life, soldier—IN “How unfortunate,” the star collecting bundles of Sunday cannot be located. Every com ASF Training Center concluded, “that there are op papers dropped by delivery hoys munication sent to the ODB SURE IT! North Fort Lewis, Wash. portunists who believe they can on local doorsteps on Saturday should c o n t a i n the soldier’s capitalize on the misfortune and nights. name and serial number to avoid war hazards of others. It is our delay, they said. Chicago (CNS)—Mr. and Mrs. _________ (Clip and Save) Job to see that these people are More than 4,500,000 changes apprehended and not encour Alexander Stewart made sure of status have been received and TO N IG H T that there would be no slip-up in aged.” the marriage of their daughter, processed by the ODB to date. Elizabeth, to Ens. Roy Roberts. These changes include marriage, Hit No. 1 Hit No. 2 Pass The ENGINEER To An Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, both or birth, death, divorce, change in financial status, change in ad other Abbotman—He’ll Appreci dained ministers, performed the NEW FACES! NEW F U N ! ^ ate It. dress, and in case of children or nuptials themselves. NEW SONGS J Ä Ti ^ CHESTER MORRIS minor brothers and sisters, the celebration of their 18th birth NANCY KELLY day, making them no longer eligible for family allowance RUSSELL HAYDEN payments. A q u a r t e r million IN changes in status involved the addition of a child to the family. . II O fficial ca m p n ew sp ap er, published w eekly in th e in te re s ts o f th e p erso n n el o f C am p A bbot, O regon, u n d er su p erv isio n of th e P ublic R elatio n s O fficer. Newt m a tte r p e rta in in g to C am p A bbot is fu rn is h e d by th e P u b lic R elatio n s b ra n c h and is av a ilab le fo r g e n e ra l release. W ritte n c o n trib u tio n s, a r t w ork a n d photograph® a re solicited an d should be directed to th e P u b lic R elatio n s B xanch. P o e t H dqs. A n n ex , B ldg. 202. Telephone E xt-b. T he A B B O T E N G IN E E R receives m a te ria l supplied by C am p N ew sp ap er S ervice, W a r D ep 't., 206 E. 42od S t., N ew Y ork, N . Y. C redited m a te ria l m ay not be republished w ith o u t p erm isió n o f C am p N ew sp a p er Service. Aleutians Vet In Radio Show Abbot ’n Around Dependents Told To Act Promptly CAMP ABBOT THEATRE PROGRAM « Former Athletic Director Leaves S i$ S ( ( ¡ jl L ~ " A , K S Sgt. Roy L. Rider, athletic j director for the sports depart- •ment of the S p e c i a l Service branch when Camp Abbot was activated, left Wednesday to Join a Medical unit at Camp Barkley, Tex. it Athletic director at Fort Leon ard Wood, Mo., Rider came to Camp Abbot with other mem bers of the cadre in May, 1943, and served under Lt. P. H. O’Brien, the post's first Special Sendee officer, for s e v e r a l months before transferring to SRC« the Medical Detachment here. fc on GAMBLERS CHOICE ■ 1 it dl CO LU M BIA PICTURE tj SUNDAY — M ONDAY J A C K C A R SO N — JA N E W YM AN IN MAKE YOUR OWN BED IV Meet Corporal Papert; She's a Nice Gal -—~ r . “ Our “WAC of the w e e k.” , whom, because of certain cir cumstances. we must present without benefit of photograph. Is Cpl. Ethel Papert, who greets ! employees and visitors in the post headquarters outer office , | with a never failing smile. Corporal Papert «— ‘sted in | New York City nearly a year and | a half ago, and now wears a ' good conduct ribbon and the rib- [ bon of the W. A. A. C. Before I ; coming to Camp Abbot, shej i served for 13 months as an as- _______ ____ 1 sistant to the director of mili-! . _____. . _ tary training and post morale * ' officer at ALSO . RKO PATHE NEW S ARM Y-NAVY SCREEN M A G A ZIN E TUESDAY W EDNESDAY TRUDY MARSHALL SHEILA RYAN SHEILA RYAN SltltLEY í “ 850 "LADIES IN W ASHINGTON «tu irsiun t IIM U ( K I r t i ____________ ______ _____ — Also — Varga Beauties "Sadie Hawkins' Day" UM1 ttPOKr THURSDAY - FRIDAY LATEST RKO PATHE NEWS W ITH M ICH A EL O 'SH EA — ANNE BAXTER ■
