TI II RSI > U
Ni iVEAIBER I I, lidi
Safety Trophy Is
Awarded to Z. E.
Merrell Recently
TUE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
About The Navy
'
T he ( 'tille d S tates has never
lost a w a r, /to r the navy a fleet
action.
T heater« can be fin e d «300 to r
ilis c rin u ria lin g against a m an in
v it It th irty -fo u r fleets o f pa»- N avy u n ifo rm In the d is tric t of
'■'•li|;ci (’ him lls te il mm e lig ib le fo r C olum bia o r any U. M. T e rrito r y .
a w a rd In G ro u p 3, co m p risin g *he
The exact lim e of sunset at the
e n tire w estern h a ll o f the U n lle il N aval Academ y 1« d e te rm in e d hy
Stolen, o nil w ith fle e t* o|M*rated the A d m ira l,
C om m andant, fo l
by u t ilit y
companies
tra v e lin g lo w ing an old navy custom .
m o te III. Ill 145.111)0 m iles, the N li-
A m a rin e and b lu e ja cke t a lte r
tionol S a fe ty C ouncil's tro p h y fo r nate in alw ays g u a rd in g the tom b
l i i ' t honorM wok presented to Z. E. of John P aul Jones ut the N uval
M i'it ill. president of the M m in lu in Academy.
S to le P ow er C om pany re ce n tly.
C hief o f the N a vy B ureuu of
r h i' tro p h y , ii h c H iitlfu l bronze Ordnance keep,» a p ic tu re o f Sun-
plaque, whs aw arded in recognl* ta B a rb a ra fot luck. She 1« p u tro n
tio n o| the excellent record in the saint of ordnance men.
o |X 'rn tlo n o f th irly -e lg h l m m |M iny
A naval m an a lw a ys salutes the
chim w ith nn aggregate m ileage of q u a rte r deck of a ship,
us 4he
505,317 in the |M'U o <I fro m J u ly I, symlMil of the sta le .
P ill), to June 30, PMI
The firs t com m ander In ch ie f
In co m m e n tin g on Hie recogni o t the A rm y and N uvy to hold
tio n hi» com pany received fro m d ivin e service« on «hip board was
the N i i I io iih I S u re ty C ouncil, M r President Itoosevelt.
.Mei r i ll «aid: " N a tu r a lly we are
N aval a ir sta tio n s
u t C orpus
g ra tifie d o ve r tin 1 ho n o r; m ore C h ris ti, Texas and
Ja ckso n ville ,
thnn th a t w e ure Justly proud of H o i Ida have lib ra rie s o f 20,000
tIn 1 splendid w i f e l y
record th a t Issiks fo r o ffic e rs and men.
I ihs I m i ’ ii m a in ta in e d hy thoM* of
Each U. S. b a ttle s h ip has a l i
o u r com pany w ho have l»een re- b ra ry o f 2,000 o r m ore Ixsiks o f
«ponalhle to r the o p e ra tio n of fic tio n und fa ct.
these c u n , Needle«« to «uy, we
T h i’ navy sent 2,500 hooks to Its
ho|ie to keep the record ii« free men In Iceland and are adding
fro m accldept In the fu tu re u« It 1,300 m ore; fic tio n und n o n -fic
fill» been Jut Ing the |tusl year, if tion.
possible A m a m a tte r o f fa ct, It tx
T h e navy sent 800 Ixsiks to its
i l i i ’ d u ly , not o nly o f o u r people men In S itk u , A laska, in M uy and
hut o f e ve ry in d iv id u a l, to d riv e has tw ic e since replenm hed the
w ife ly at u ll tim e« if the stagger- lib ra ry .
in,: lo ll o f death and p ro p e rty des
The s to ry goes th a t when men
tru c tio n
th ro u g h o u t th l« nation in the sunken su b m a rin e Squalus
1« Io be cut dow n."
w ere w a itin g fo r help, they read
aloud. "O n T he B o tto m ,” the tale
o f a s u b m a rin e rescue.
T hi- nu m b e r of m id shipm en at
th e N a va l Academ y lius Jumped
fro m 1.704 in 1934 to 3,118 at
present.
________
N a va l o ffic e r« ure no lo n g e r re-
T h e annual e le ctio n o f o ffice r» 'lu ire d to ow n
«word«
because
of the D m en.i (»range whm held at
nre m ore
ih i la>f m eeting w ith t h f fo llo w *
n.,: n ih
I d I lin k e r
r
,h<’ r<‘ UM’d lo Im‘ *
ra tin g
(M r D ec k er has been serving th e
Q u a rte rm a s te r fo r the
D orena G range «» m ustei «hue ,ncn
<h," K e o f the navy hom
tin- re m o va l of H e n ry W illia m so n ing pigeons.
H o m in g tngeons are va lu a ble to
to Redm ond, i Overseer, Eldon
S teele; le c tu re r, Mr». Ort» .»leide; the N avy d u rin g ra d io silence o r
ste w a rd . R ichard Whitney; assist had k ta tic w hen the ra d io is U-se-
London
M r. und Mr» C a rl Rodgers of
S e a ttle w ere (••cent house guests
at the R obert I'h illlp « home. M l
and M rs. I*h illip s and th e ir guests
s|*ent one day ut the coast.
M rs. W. L. Townsend s|»ent the
fo re p a rt o f last w eek in Eugene,
w ith her sister, Mrs. James flic k s ,
w ho was q u ite ill.
M rs. C a rl S m ull and M rs. Josie
P h illip s w ent lo S p rin g fie ld , S a t
urd a y lo a tte n d u m e e tin g of p r i
m a ry teachers.
M rs. N ora H enderson is v is itin g
a t the home of h e r d a u g h te r in
M a rs h fie ld .
M r. and Mrs. Sum uel M e d fo rd
le ft F rid a y fo r S e a ttle to v is it
th e ir d aughter, M rs. James Green
and th e ir son S am uel M edford Jr.
o f the U. S. N avy w ho 1» at pres
ent stationed near S eattle.
M r. and Mrs. T orn Q ueener and
c h ild re n have moved to the W il
lia m L iv e ly fa rm fro m C ottage
Grove.
M r. und M rs. L . It. (k s x lw in and
tw o c h ild re n
ucconipum ed
the
C. K . W h a rto n fa m ily o f Eugene
on a week end tr ip to Goldendale,
W ashington.
A S. N e w to n o f M ilw a u k ie v is
ite d re c e n tly nt th»’ homes o f his
son« Bert und M urry.
M rs. Joe G eer and d a u g h te r
P a tty and Mrs. Roy
E w in g a t
tended a b irth d a y d in n e r Sunday,
' given in honor o f E d w in T u lla r,
w ho lives near Eugene.
C. A C u rry o f A lb a n y visite d
S unday ut the
Robert Phillips
home M r. C u rry c a rrie d th i' m ad
on th is ro u te several years.
Z e lla Mae Gable o f N ew berg
sjs’nt the week end at the home
o f h e r siste r, M rs. W ayne Berg-
gren.
M rs. E. N. B ra sh e r und sons
B uck and W esley spent T h u rsd a y
and F rid a y at the
Pete K ib b y
home near W a lto n
M r. and Mrs. H a rry
G arm an
and c h ild re n spent S unday a t
C heshire at the home o f M rs.
G u tm a n 's
b ro th e r,
lx-L o ss
J.
R utun.
D in n e r guests at the home ot
M is . I.issie S m a ll, S unday w ere
Messrs, and Mines. T. B. R oberts,
und K e ith R oberts, M rs
M a ry
H enderer, a ll o t A a l u u f ; Mrs.
Glen S tim m e l and baby o f B la ck
B u tte , Messrs, and Mmes, George
S u th e rla n d . W
T
Jones, J. E
B ariton, M rs. H a ro ld Abeene and
daughters L u c ile and Laveta.
M rs. H e rb e rt
S h o rtrid g e l e f t
S a tu rd a y fo r Los Angeles, C a li
fo rn ia , being called th e re by th e
illness o f h e r m o th e r.
M a rve l Geer le ft
S unday fo r
O xnard, C a lifo rn ia , Where he w ill
e n te r V e n tu ra fly in g fie ld . M a rve l
g raduated w ith th e class o f '39
fro m C o tta g e G rove hig h school,
and took advanced p rim a ry fly in g
a t A lb a n y last year.
PAGE
KE< I I'E K A T IN G I R O M
A< ( I I I K X T .
C liffo rd Green, em ploye o f the
Scot) L u m b e r Co o f C u lp Creek,
is re cu p e ra tin g in a Eugene hos
p ita l fro m in ju rie s received on
the 4fh, when he sustained sever
a l broken rib s in a p e c u lia r acci
dent th a t s trip p e d the c lo th in g
fio m his body. III.» sleeve became
entangl» d in a lin e sh a ft w h ile he
was a tte m p tin g to connect a Iw le
on a tr im saw. p re p a ra to ry to
s ta rtin g up H is c lo th in g was com
p le te ly to rn fro m his body and he
was th ro w n in to a w oodpile.
SOMETHING NEW
New Shipment of
Aluminum
Cooking Utensils
PERFECT
POISE*
Also
New Fireplace
Screens
With »ho»« in perfect eomli
fiott. I)on’t la- uneasy he-
cause of shoe n< gleet. Enjoy
your evening with shoes m
tip-top simp.-.
RED BOOT
SHOE SHOP
G ra b e r - G e tty s
Dependable H ardw are
R. G asper
Buy Defense Stamps.
Rubber Stam ps. Pads Ink. The Sentinel.
Dorena Grangers
Hold Election
ant
ste w ard ,
chaplain,
Wicks; le«s.
Raymond
Mr»
E tta
F in n e rty ;
tri iturei Mr». Avonclle W icks;
»«•ci. t.iiy, Mi E thel H u n t, gate-
keeper, Read Hemenway; Ceres,
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France« French: I'onomu,
-Mi
H e le n W h it n e t. F lo ra M u x
l)o» is B la c k . lady assistant »lew
iird . M rs V iv ia n C ole; executive
c o m m itte e I o ic h H u n t. C laude
A in .', and W ilb u r B lack, and m u-
i,in. M rs T h e lm a W icks
T ln u ik»g ivin g lilio ie r Planned.
D ie H oren I Grange Is p la n nin g
a ri g u la r T h a n k s g iv in g d in n e r to
I»’ held at t> ltd p m November
iftlth , w hich is tin ’ re g u la r m e e t
ing dati- Mines, M a ry Arne, ( Iris
Steele and M a y D u ffy w ere up-
|H>iuted as a c o m m itte e in charge
o f the arrangem ents.
F irs t and second degree w o rk
W ill Is- given at the m eeting De-
em ber 4th. < iv e r It«) a tte n d e d the
II dlow e'en p a rty sponsored by the
V G A , T ile next m eeting o f the
Y <• A w ill I«’ held N ovem ber 17th
w ith M r. and Mrs. Ed D qcker.
C laude A rn e re p o rte d on the
( 'u lla g e G rove m eeting, one o f the
scries o f fa rm
conferences held
fo r i l i i ’ purpose o f Increasing the
"fo o d fo r defense." W ilb u r Me-
I nrland wax pewenl dud l i v e a
to rt I.ilk
,
Chlldrea's Eyes Ear-Sighted
Young children should not do
much close eye work, for until they
ure six or seven their eyes ure fur-
sighted to some degree and not
adapted to close focusing, according
to the Better Vision Institute.
e a s ie r
by Greyhound
Ride de luxe at low cost — by
Greyhound. Service everywhere.
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FARES
OnrWsy Round Trip
San F rancisco . $7.117
Los Angeles . . 12.««
$13.81
22.7»
S a l e m .......................1.8»
I'm Blind . . . . $2.78
T a x Included
8.1«
4.83
l>e|Mit: 802 M ain
Pu hh.»hes 55 volum es o f s a ilin g di-
J ' * ’ “ ’ '»* fo r m a rin e r« th ro u g h o u t
1
n ,c ,u,v> h y d ro g ra p h ic
o ffic e
% *
;K'
p u b lish es 450.000 copies
»e
o f n a u tic a l ch a rts, now it issues
* 1" '* * '
1
n,,vy hn* helped p e rfe ct t h -
new science o f "p h o to g ra m m e try ,"
i.e., a e ria l p h o to g ra p h y fo r s u r
veys and maps.
O u r navy at »ea moves com
p le te ly blacked out a fte r darkness.
H ie N a vy B ureau o f Supplies
and A ccounts owns no ro ll top
deitka, because th e y a re consid
ered fix ’» o f the "<fct it n o w " im
pulse.
The navy fo o tb a ll team has had
a goat as its mascot since 1890.
The goat th a t is navy fo o tb a ll
mascot at the present tim e is B ill
IX . a tw o y e a r old angora.
The bugle c a ll fo rm e rly used to
#,OP P olishing brass aboard ship
,1,,w *•* sounded us a b la c k o u t
s*Kual.
A m e rica n (||-»I!<,\.-|»
a rc
tin ’
l ‘" l> " n ,s
" " woil<1 Which can |
Iw refueled w ith o u t sto p p in g at
sea.
CHRISTMAS IS COMING!
Cedars
Buy the Gift Everyone Will Enj’oy—a New
M r. and M rs. Rodnes S h u lts and
d a u g h te r o f Eugene spent Sunday
nt the H . Rhode home.
M r. and M rs. F ra n k W illis en
te rta in e d nt d in n e r Tuesday even
ing fo r the M anhcck fa m ily .
L o re n H u n t o f D orena v is ite d
M r. and M rs. W . A . H em enw ay
S a tu rd a y.
Lena B urcham was d in n e r guest
o f M r. and M rs. W. A. H em enw ay
S aturday.
Ed Ashby' made a blusiness tr ip
to Roseburg M onday.
M is . M y rtle Powers has moved
fro m th is v ic in ity and Is now liv
ing near Eugene.
Miss M a rg a re t H em enw ay held
open house fo r the S acret H e a rt
h o sp ita l nurses and frie n d s last
Sunday. T here w ere f if t y guests
present.
George T a r r and Donna w ere
c a lle rs at the B o lto n home S unday
i a fternoon.
F i¡in k W o o d fo rk, 34. o l N o li,
was hooked M onday In Lane coun
ty ja il on a charge o f assault w ith
in te n t to k ill, and M e lv in Jones.
37, also o f N o ti, whs in Eugene
hospit.-il w ith three k n ife -w o u n d s
in the le ft side o f his chest, fo l- j
lo w in g an a lte rc a tio n e a rly S u n
day m o rn in g in w h ich fiv e o r six '
men w ere involved, police re p o rt !
cd Monday.
It's delicious, Nesselrode pud-J
I d in g ice cream at G ustafson's o f!
(•ourse.
1 4 -ltc
I’lione »7
Z’o Ke/iew
Afiserv of
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The Navy H ydrographic O ffic e '
N O T I S T A R R IN G .
V N IF T IE R
V T H R IF T IE R
LO W
The navy w ill keep university
flig h t tra in in g u n its in ta c t d u rin g
tra in in g to enable frie n d « to be
together.
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