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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
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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.
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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.
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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<hmen: B e tty Jean Adam*,
Alan Aopey, Hob Itauder, M an
HJorset, H etty Blake. L ucille En
bum, V irg in ia Garlinghouse, Bive-
lyn Johnson, Mat Jo Lom bard. An
gela
Nel*on, Juanita
Powell,
C hlorl* Robert», Helen Robert*.
Jack Riant, Hay Hot.«, Joanne
S h o rt.
Sophomore»: Hoy C arr, Phyllis
Foster, Helen Gale*. M iry Gaspei,
Esther Hansen, Eva Hopman. U ei-
nadine Loomis,
Velma Pollock.
Vivian Pollock, Joanne Prcmaz/.i
Kay Taylor, Linda Tonoli.
J u nior*; Joyce Baldwin, Iionna
Chestnut, Hoi» Daugherty, Car«»-
lyn Ke be I beck, Helen Summer«,
B e tty Thompson, Lorraine V o:,i,
Audrey W o’ker.
, Seniors: M a rjo rie Earl, June
Fastburn, Richard iznrd, Faye
Nixon, Nma Quarles, Alan Hied,
Alyce T ru n ne ll.
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with heavier bomb loads than ever.
Gasco’s benzene has one other big war
job. Transformed to sty rene, it will team
up with butadiene to make synthetic rub
ber. So you may be riding on Gasco even '
before it returns to your automohile as
fuel. Until it does, the Gasco pumps of
Shell dealers will offer you Shell Premium,
a gasoline that delivers today’s top per
formance in cars.
We know our Gasco customers will be
just as proud as Shell to see Gasco take
on these important w artime duties.
SHELL OIL COMPANY INCORPORATED
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