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Cam p Abbot, O re., June 10, 1944
ABBOT EN GIN EER
Accident at WAC
HQ Results in
Fractured Leg
Page Three
USO Letter Pays Colonel Wears
Tribute to Camp Shoulder Patch
Of Middle East
The USO Council of Bond, at
a meeting held T hursday eve
ning, passed a resolution ex
As th e resu lt of a four-foot
pressing reg ret at the severing
W earing th e sleeve patch cf
of the relationship w ith Camp
fall from the supply room coun
the P ersian G ulf Command, L t.
Abbot personnel and com m ent
ter, "G rum py,” six-weeks old
ing on “th e fine type of A m eri Col. E. L. N orberg, of B urlin
son of “Snowball,” boal-black fe
can Citizenship exemplified by gam e, Calif., accom panied by
line m aintaining a hom e fo r her
all with wiiom w e have come In Mrs. N orberg, arrived h ere th is
fam ily w ith the WAC company,
week to aw ait reassignm ent.
contact.”
sustained a greenstick fractu re
D uring his 22 m onths o v er
The resolution Is set fo rth
of his rig h t fro n t leg a week
in a le tte r addressed to Col. F. seas, Colonel N orberg served
ago. The injured m em ber has
S. Besson, C enter Com mander, w ith th e Corps of E ngineers in
been placed in splits by Lt. Jack
copy of which w as sent also to W est A frica, F rench S udan,
W. Hylton, veterinarian, and
Chaplain W illiam II. Andrew. E gyptian Sudan, E ritrea, A ra l a,
G rum py is getting along as well
Ira q and Iran .
The text follows:
as can be expected.
— P h o to by S ig n al C orps P h o to Lab.
The sleeve patch, the back
"Be
it
resolved
th
a
t
th
is
A t the tim e of the accident, Lt. J'vt. Louis I). H acuser of Company », 52nd battalion, buys first
ground of which is am plified by
nomi
denom
ination
$1,000—in
F
ifth
W
ar
Loan
Drive,
as
his
com
council
express
to
the
enlisted
P atricia E. Elwell, WAC com
a goodly num ber of cam paign
pany com m ander, Lt. Merle E. Wilson, looks on. Lt. H arriett M.
pany com m ander, w as looking W liiteman, assistant public relations officer, w ent to com pany personnel and officers of Camp ribbons on Colonel N o rb erg ’s
Abbot
in
behalf
of
th
e
USO
over the M orning R eport at her hem l(|imrters in the bivouac area as representative of the W ar
Council of Bend, Staff, and chest, is g reen w ith a w hite S ta r
desk. She rushed the injured »end Council in the transaction.
• citizens of Bend, Oregon, our of the E ast and a te d scim itar,
k itten across the stre e t to the
/
I deep reg ret at the severing of or O rienta, sword.
Receiving and D ispensary room j ASTFC soldiers m ade p rep ara
relationship due to (he trans-
of the post hospital, w here first tions fo r joining their E ngineer
I for of activities of Camp Ab-
aid w as adm inistered. However, brethren, m any of them un
‘ bot. •
i n f e c t i o n set in, and a t ten doubtt>dly graduates of Camp
"Be it fu rth e r resolved th a t
o’clock la st T uesday m orning Abbot’ in ,ho assault a i?ainst *he
; w e express to th e m en of
G rum py w ent on sick call a t the Nazl m enace-
Camp Abbot, o u r sincere and
post kennels, w here the serious-1---------—
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A rm y wives w orking in the I h eartfelt appreciation of th eir
ness of the in ju ry w as revealed. |
I A C C
S3
Red Cross production program , exem plary behavior and co
G rum py will be moved to F ort
L a \ j J
Cpl. Richard Babcock, a m oan
under the direction of Mrs. operation w ith all of our activi
Lewis in com fort as closely ap-
F ran k S. Besson, have turned ties in behalf of the w ar effort, trum peter, has surrounded b is
proxim ating th a t provided by an ;
I J j U C
out m ore th an 40,000 surgical and fu rth e r th at we note w ith talen t w ith th a t of several o th e r
am bulance as T /5 Cora Nell ~ — ----------------------------------------
dressings
since the program was pride the fine type of A m eri m em bers of Com pany C, 5£th
Wilson, assistan t to the WAC
MOTHER: (entering room un
established locally last July, the can Citizenship exemplified by battalion, and is rehearsing al
supply sergeant, can devise.
t expectedly) “. . Why I n e v e r.
m ost nightly in the com pany
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I DAUGHTER: "Oh, m other— | Camp Abbot field office has an all w ith whom wc have come mcsshall, w here K Ps w ash srp -
nounced.
N
early
400
women
took
in contact.
you m ust have.”
per dishes and set the b reak fast
part in the program and devoted
"Be it fu rth e r resolved th a t
MORE ABOUT
table to such scintillating nu.ov
1,500
hours
to
the
production
of
w
e
w
ish
them
all
God
Speed
Money doesn’t alw ays bring
bers as "S tar D ust,” "Bugle Call
dressings,
m
ost
of
w
hich
were
and m ay an early victory be
happiness. A guy w ith ten m il-.
Rag,” and “S u g ar Blues.”
th eir rew ard. O ur heartfelt
lion dollars isn't any happier , ad0,ted 1° the station hospital.
O ther m em bers of th e bo ed
More th an 1,300 articles, in thanks go w ith them and a
than a guy w ith only nine m il
are Pvts. Otis K illingsw oith a r d
(Continued from P ag e One)
cluding
bedside
bags,
slippers,
w arm welcome aw aits their re Je rry Brainerd, g u ita rists; P vt.
lion.
sewing kits and com fort kits, tu rn .”
Robert W. Tubesing, tru m p eter,
A resum e of announcem ents
GI: Sw eetheart, I love you ter- have been turned out by a group
and Pvt. H erbert Olson, clarin et
on th e all-im portant day in-
of m ore th an 400 arm y wives
cludes:
j r *b |y-
ist.
1
participating in (he Red Cross
12:45 a.m. — G erm an-released
Gal: You certainly do.
sewing program . S upervisor for
announcem ent th a t th e invasion i
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had started.
, A d raft dodger, w hen arrested this is Mrs. Chas. F. Baish, who
Six Camp Abbot soldiers have
is assisted by Mrs. A. M. Mock
3:14 a.m. — E ngland w arned , bY FBI agents said:
F u st C hapel, Nldir. 208 : 11th Gp. Char«!»
enrolled in th e United States Bldjf.
1255: 12th Gp. C hapel,
.4 ;
"I read a poster which said: and Mrs. M errill A. Pim entel.
the continental underground to
H o sp ital services, R ed C ross R e c r e a te a
Armed
Forces
In
stitu
te,
it
was
H
all.
‘Some
of
us
m
ust
figh
t—some
"be prepared fo r anything.”
J e w i s h s u m « i.s
m ade known at post headquar-1
3:22 a.m. — S uprem e Allied m ust buy bonds.’ I m ade my
F rid a y — 7 :4;> p .m ., P o st C hapel,
te r this week. The students w ill!
C A TH O L IC S E R V IC E *
H eadquarters in London an choice—I bought bonds.”
aily Mass in 12th (¡roup C h ap el a t
continue th eir education wiih- j 7 D a.m
. ex cep t M onday, 7 p.m . (fo r 1 ' -t
nounced: "U nder th e Command
o u t interruption of m ilitary Bn. o n ly ).
of General Eisenhow er, Allied
Baby stork: "Mama, w here
Tu« day C hoir r e l u a i- a l . F u s t C h ap e l,
One hundred th irteen loans, service, in accordance w ith the j 7 p.m .
N aval f o r c e s , supported by ; did I come fro m ?”
S a tu rd a y — C onfessions, r « ’- t C h ap e l, 7
totaling $3,643.38, w ere made to In stitu te plan.
to !» p.m .
Strong a ir forces, began landing
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S u n d a y — Mas« a t S ta tio n H o sp ital, 7 0
soldiers
by
the
Camp
Abbot
field
Men
enrolled
are:
Cpl.
Francis
Allied arm ies this m orning on
Sign seen outside a church:
a.m . (O pen to o th e rs besides M ed u al
office of th e A m erican Red E. Mire, Supplem ental T rain P erso n n el) an d eonfeb.-ionn b efo re mnva ;
the n o rth ern coast of F rance ! DO YOU KNOW WHAT HELL
ost 1 hape), 9 a.m . a n d 9 : 0 p.m .
Cross
during
May,
F
ra
n
k
D
un
ing Com pany: P vt. W ard D. f a , P PROTESTANT
SERVH E8
3:38 a.m. — Official order of IS LIK E?
S u n d ay
ning, field director, announced King, Casual Com pany; Pvt.
Come and hear our new organ
the day issued by G eneral E isen
9:15— S en rice a t t m ardi»raise.
th is week. O utright g ran ts to W illiam V. Favilla, Company A,
10 » .m .—Surv ice a t Hr « p ila i in
how er: "Soldiers, sailors and ist.
ross Rec. H all lOipen to e th e rs h t ■ria
soldiers whose financial statu s 53rd battalion: Pvt. Fred J. R us C Medical
P er gu n n el).
airm en of th e Allied arm ies, you
10:46-—Po s t C hape 1 (R id e. 200).
precludes possibility of repay sell, MP Com pany; Pvt. Neil F.
are about to em bark on a great
L aw yer: “Anything, you say
11 :30 — Po*t C hiipci, r ro te a ta n t c
m ent totaled $1,236 for the 31- Jones, Casual Company, and multim i.
Crusade . . . The eyes of the will be held against you.”
♦î :3 0 - -11th G roup C hapel! (fo r 5 1st I . U
day period.
Pvt. Leonard O. Howlett, Com talin
n n n ly V
world are upon you. . . . Your
Client: "B etty Grable.”
7 :30 p.m. F i's t C hape! (B id*. : :oo)
In addition, th e Cam p Abbot pany B, 59th battalion.
task will not be an easy one. . . .
W ednesday
office acted on 869 eases during
7:00 p.m . — F u st C hapel, Ch<>ir It« -
The free m en of the world are
h earsal.
the month, and handled 1,044 let Post Civilization if Any
I»f;NOMI N A T I O N Al. S E R V I I EM
inarching tog eth er fo r victory.
Wei ru "day L.D .S. Service, 11th * :* P
ters and 1,030 telegram s for sol
To
Live
on
in
CE
Castles
We will expect nothing less than
C hapel. 7 r.m .
diers.
T h u rsd ay - - C h ris tia n
S cic rx e,
Kill
Visualizing, as we do, Cam p Group
full victory.”
C h apel, 8 p.m .
R ecorded m u sic M« ridar, T m - d * y ; d
M ajor A rth u r Davidson, co-
Abbot as a so rt of GI A ngkor
3:54 a.m. — The king of N or
T h u rsd ay evcniiiK a n d S u n d ay a f ternes. A
W at in days to come, we are in P o st C hapel.
w ay reported landing of troops chairm an of the Abbot W ar Camp Abbot Wild Life
Bond Council, has announced Might Give Artist Ideas
w ondering w hat visiting h isto r
In France.
As Sgt. Leo Frizzo, Athletic ians will m ake of the ornate prepared, lt form s the facin'*
4:31a.m . A m essage of under the sale of a S500 bond to a cus
standing from G eneral John J. tom er in India. Lt. John J. Coach, approached the Rec Hall com pany i d e n t i f i c a t i o n stru c view of a gigantic E n g in e e rs
Zemerlin. w ho served as F irst in his car early M onday m orn tu res left standing along the castle. The only m ark of idei tp
P ersh in g w as broadcast.
fication is a large "B-58'' \vo'.*:n
8 a.m. — The post garrison Sergeant w ith M ajor Davidson ing, he cam e upon a young doe roads.
Take, for instance, the 23 x 12- with w hitew ashed rope into t’'e
flag w as ru n up by order of a t th e Southern California In w arm ing up the G roup Avenue
Col. F ra n k S. Besson, center duction Center in Los Angeles pavement. S ergeant Frizzo says foot stru ctu re r e c e n t l y com w ire for which the castle fo rm s
three years ago. sent the m ajor th at from the w ay she w as beat pleted by Com pany B, 58th b at a fram e. Too larg e to be acco7V-
com m ander.
T hroughout th e day, firing on a check for $375 w ith a request ing it for cover, he expected to talion. Containing approxim ate modated by a box car, this mi v
grenade and rifle ranges, seem to forw ard the bond to the see Sansone's Wolf in hot p u r ly 500 12-inch sections of sapling ument to the a rtis try and per
ingly m ore intensive than usual, L ieutenant’s m other in Adah, suit, but th a t if th a t character pine stripped of th eir bark, and sistence of B-58 men will be !< it
was around, he was outdistanced m any other lengths sim ilarly standing, Lt. E. T. Price rep o rts.
provided an invasion touch, as Pennsylvania.
Army Wives Hike
Red Cross Output
New Jive Outfit
Formed in C-58
News of D-Day
GIs Here Grab
Schooling Deal
CHURCH RITES
Red Cross Loans
$3,643 in Month
India O fficer
Buys Abbot Bond
Male Call
H EILC. GENERAL.'
you too * a s ip
WU'O J U S T
.FOUGHT
a th o u g h t
by Milton Caniff, creator of Terry and the Pirates '
OH, OAT I HAVE,
MIZ LACE, DAT
I
HAVE INDEED!
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