* TIU USD \V M W 7, in 12 ttte S E N T IN E L . COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON Gasco Is Enlisted For the Duration 43 on High School Achievement Roll Eyes Have It I t an Am erican avia to r asked you fo r Home fuel from our ear that would help him defeat A xl* planes, would y I j let him have ii ' O f eour*e you would, gladly! That'» why Shell O il Company, Incorporated, announced today that Gasco M otor Fuel ha» been "enlisted fo r th r d uratio n." Gas- co contain» brnzrne and benzene 1» one o f the raw m aterial» most u rg en tly needl'd fo r w ar purposes. "Mueh of the benzene which local motori.Ht» have been burnitv; In th e ir ear» w ill be added to 100- ortane aviation gasoline to pro­ duce a new aviation fuel which top« anything used by the Axis," It wa» »mil hen- today by Shell'» local manager, Hoy F. Sunder­ land. "Because of thl» new fuel made P o ri» W a d ll. t t - y r a r - o ld xrhoul w ith benzene, Am erirun fighters g irl, I* new w in n e r of a n n u a l O p ­ w ill have fusler take-off to meet tic ia n * AxBocialloti held a t P u ll- the enemy and faster clim b in dog •s J e s P a rk , N. J., for g irl* who fight«. Am erican bomber» w ill lie wear glasses. able to take o ff w ith heavier bomb load«. I ’ A T K O N T E A i I l f KS KI.FA T. "A n o th e r w ar use fo r benzene 1» in m aking a rtific ia l rubber. It | lx transform ed into styrene which The I-oranc Patron-Teacher as- 1« combined w ith butadiene to «ociat'on held it* fin al mooting of produce the raw m aterial needl'd the year at the high *chool May fo r tin '« and xpecial equipment 1, The follow ing o ffic e r* were fo r the arm y and navy. elected fo r the coming year: Mr». "S hell 1» confident th a t Gasco A lae W arnock, president; Glenn users w ill iccept th l* change In a R Boixner, vice president; M r*. p a trio tic sp irit. o th e r gasoline» Lloyd Pi terxon secretary: Mia. w ill continue to be available a* Lucille M itchell, treasurer. New usual.” o ffice r* were «worn in by M r*. Itu th Jahnke, outgoing president NY A Training For Ship Building A buHines* m e tin g of the Am erican Legion A u x ilia ry w/.* held Monday r w iiim ; al the horn, of Mi** Eunice VanDenhutg. hue to the illness of Mrs. Oscar Hubbard, the poppy chairm anship ha* hee/i taken over by M r*. A lv i* W ick* M rs B’rank Glersu ha* lx"-n appointed a* chairm an of the tummagi? »ale, which w ill be held on Poppy h ay. May 23rd Mem- I h t * were asked to set aside a r­ ticle* fo r th i' sale and leave w ith M r*. Wick« so that they m ight lx priced by the com m ittee before the sale. L e tte r* nt recommendation* fo r new departm ent o fficer* we. e re a l. T h " nom inating com m ittee was appointed by M r*. W ick* a* fo llo w *: M is* Eunice VanDen­ burg, M r*. Ralph Teeter*, Mis. J im ? Sm ith. The next meeting w ill be held on May 18th, at the home o f Mrs. A lvls Wick* A b u lle tin from the Roseburg hosp ital-w /i* reported on by M r*. P h ilip Bukow xkl. The hoapital. be­ ing erow i|ed to capacity w ith pa­ tient« from the p r e s e n t w ar ax w ell a* older patient», I* calling fo r c o lo rfu l scraprxxikx, tuck-in p illow * and case*. fancy paper napkin* and prize* fo r field day*. Thl» U nit voted to «end paper napkin* lo r 4th o f July and color­ fu l pillow cover*. Eunice VanDenburg reported that a revised copy of the consti­ tu tio n and by-law * had been sent to departm ent headquarter*. Chairmen repo:J* fo r the year were requested by M r*. George M atthew*, historian, so that she B'or a tem pting dessert tr y our m ight compile the annual history O rien tal fa -lig h t Ice Cream. Gus­ of Unit activitie s fo r the state tafson's, o f course. 3 9-ltc-4 i ...... ' 1 — — 1 " ' ■ —■ Sound H u m an Can E n du re The loudest sound the human ear can endure without physical pain Is • round 120 decibel*. Csfe As I.«*» Cate au lait consists of hot milk and strong coffee is about equal proportions. , for MOTHER a GIFT to express v o it r a p p re c ia tio n o f and your a ffe c tio n fo r HEIL It need not be an expensive G IFT but it .should l>c selected w ith discrim ination ; something she will enjoy and rem em ber. COLOGNES W ith their clean, refreshing fragrance* will delight her and brighten her day* for week» to eotne: I 'a m elia 1‘ntcJ * $ > 1 . 0 0 l. o r i " B lu e B onnet llu i Tax H on ey S u c k le Taleutne* to match the*" frag ranee* .............................. .. 35c plus tax C ara Nome with atom izer bulb ..................................... $1.25 plus ta x MOI I IT T TO F M .IS T LANE YOUTHS. Hand & Easel M irrors ....................... .. $1.29. $1.49, $1.S9 Compact.* fitted and I j O< su > Pow der ...................... 50« $3.00 C ounty Schorl Superintendent Laurence C. M o ffitt, this week wa« called upon by R. Kueh- ner, secretary of the Keep Oregon Green program, to enlist a ll youth of this county in the Green Guard, an a c tiv ity which w ill enable n il of our young people to help in t ,e campaign to keep fire» fr o n field* and forest». Comb and Brush S e ts ....................'......................... $1.50-$7.50 SYMPHONY LAWN STATIONERY B eautiful W hite Paper. M others’ Day ........................ $1.00 M onogram m ed F'HEE The*«' are ju s t a few o f m any G IF T S at K E M ’S fo r D R U G S The Rexall Store U. S. Flying Forces and Synthetic Rubber Tires Get the Vital Benzene of Gasco Motor Fuel • Gasco contains benzene, and because it does, w e have enlisted every gallon for the duration. N ow, by adding Gasco’s benzene to 100- octane aviation gasoline, which itself tops anything now being used by the Axis, we can give our pilots an even more power­ ful aviation fuel. For lightning-fast U. S. fighters, this ben­ zene blend will mean still faster take-offs to meet the enemy, still faster climb in dogfights. For our long-distance bombers, it will mean reserve power for taking off B IR T H S M r. and M r*. George G illlspie , are Ihe parent* of a 7% jxiund daughter born A p ril 28 nt the i H utle r m a te rn ity home. The baby lias been nnmed S hirley Anne. A «'» (»ound son was tx»rn to M r and M r* O dell C raig at the B u tle r m a te rn ity home on A p ril 30. He has been namixl Dale ' Prestpn. M r. and Mrs. Leon Eastman arc Ihe parents of a son born M ay 3 at the M cFarland m a te rn ity home. The baby has been named W ilb u r Leon. M r. .and M rs. Robert Marcus are the parents o f a son born May 4 at the M cFarland m a te rn ity home. The baby has been named P hilip James. M r .and M ts. Hex Wheeler are the parents of a son born at the M cFarland m a te rn ity home on May 5. T ry Rocky Road Ice Cream. I t ’s delicious. Gustafson'.*, of course, 3 9 - llc - li LEGION A U X ILIA R Y M l FTS. ' convention. T ry R ic k y Road lee Cream i t ’s ZM C lo ve F ac to rie s delicious Gustafson's, of -•onrae Gloversville. N Y , has some 21-) __________________________ 39-11. Ii ■love factories. The ship building program In Oregon w ill soon need an addi­ tio na l lOO.txx) trained w orkers t » do arc-welding. Machinist. inarm ' electrician. general sheet m etal and other w ork. M r Batterson area d i r e c t i o n . . I ll..' N atio n al Youth A d m in istra tio n »tale*. It require* one fu lly loaded car go »hip to supply 1UD soldiers for three months Trie need to supply our soldiers Is v ita l and urgent. Hoys wlat are I rained to hullo ships are helping d ire c tly to win the war. To build ships '« p id ly and e ffl- cle ttly , the shipyards must have trained workers and In order to give this training, the N YA resi­ dent dettnse shops nt Eugene, A l­ bany arid Chemiiwa, are newly equipped to provide tra in in g ami w ork experience fo r young men 17 to 25 years of age in welding, machine shop, general sheet metal, ami in cooperation w ith th-* vocational departm ent of the state, through the Eugene voca­ tional school, tra in in g fo r m urlr.c electrician, ship joinery, wood­ w orking. painting and other w ork that is necessary to the building of ship*. Young men trained in the shove fields at N Y A resident defense; renters may enter the shtpynr.l* w itho ut any doubt and present wage rate* and changes fo r em ­ ployment fo r thi»*e who have hail basic tra in in g look very favorable. Base pay fo r beginning welders, fp r example. 1» $1.12 per hour to start. Het ween one anil three months ; tra in in g is usually required fpr shipyard w ork. The length of tra in in g depend* upon how mucn previous experience a w orker has had, his a b ility , and his w illin g ­ ness to make fu ll use of the tra in - i mg opportunity. W hile train in g , hoys receive $3n per m onth, from which $21 is de ducted to pay fo r noard and mom fa cilitie s which are provided at the resident center. $9 cun usual­ ly he saved. To q u a lify fo r train in g , one, must register at United Stales employment offices and must lx' d e fin ite ly and in te n tly interested In helping w in the w ar by a cce p t-; Ing employment in »hip building o r o the r w a r production work. A dditional inform a tion about Ihe tra in in g w ork experiences pro­ gram may he obtained by w ritin g d ire c tly to the N YA Area Office, ('am p S kinner Butte, Eugeni» Oregon. ✓ F orty-th re e high school *tu- di n t* made the achievement roll fo r the 5th *lx week* period in the school ax announced Tuesday. The to ll by c I m » m ' n follow»: Fie