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» *4 4 « Tiii'tisn tv. meî ’ temueu i mie THESENTINEL COTTMTE GROVE. OREGON A Week of the W ar CHAPLAINS Hershey (Fonts to Revise Draft Rules < >«»n«»i til Ma«-Ai thin ’« Austinhan force* and government depait- h ca ilq iiu rlcn i r«>p<>rtt«l In a *pt- ment» Person» eligible lo pur- «•lul i'i>mmtini<|ui> August .’II that cha»e machine» under exi»ting Muj. Gen Lewis B. H«'rsh«'y J u | miiii * m «' lnvn«lon IriMipK have xuf- ( d ’A regulation» an- m il ulfecii-d Tuesday at Washington instructed f«-n«l n (liMUNlruuN ili'tc iit in the Tr«ii«|H>rtutl<»i state selective oerviee director« to M ilne liny men of New Gulneu. The O ffice of Defense T ranspor arrange induction calls so that A furee of Aunt ru lliin »iu«-k troup« ta tio n lasued an «infer effective m arried men would not be draft««! hail lieen »ecrelly euncenlruled Im mediately, governing the o|»*ru- in some liM-ulit I«*» while »ingle men along the hay In untleiputlon of tiuii» of ai k*a»t 50,0tXI automo were » till uncalled in others. the Jupune«e landing August 28, biles used u« taxicab«. The orde The selective service director the report «aid, and a» a reault 111 banned u»<* of taxicab» for «aid «late official« «hould arrange the Ju|M'ne«e landed In a trap The "social or na'reatlonal purpo»" of •heir calJ» on local boards "no a» Japanene lost all of an "enorntou« 'be «ftIver or operators“ ; (21 «•»• to place the h e e v h it load right ip ia n tlty " of heavy m ate ria l they labllsbed a national taxicab speed now on board» having the mo»t The Chaplain« unit o f the U. 8. single men, or men w ith collateral landeil, itM'luding tank«, and e x - , lim it of Id mile» |M-r hour "o r eept fo r a few tron|>« evacuated any »p«««l above that proncrlb««! Citizen« liefuiiRfl Corps ha« been dependents only.” e«tabli«hed in «a adm inistrative or by an enemy cruiaer and eight by competent public a u th o rity ": der loaued recently by Janie« M. Hershey’s memorandum to state deatruyera, the enemy lund force (31 prohibited use of taxi» for I-ainli«, D irector o f the U. 8. riffV e «llreetors also instructed local m aking "com m ercial deliveries of of C ivilian Defense. Thia is not isiard» to complete by October lfi w in annihilated. The navy announ<*e<] thut mu p ro p e rty "; (4 i lim ite d to 10 mile» MM of the protective services but the in itia l classification of ull rine» holding «lx i»lan«b« in th e , the distance a ta x i may !«• oper la rlaased a« ■ related service. The in»ignia fo r the new unit registrants. South-Eastern Solomon» hud k ill ated beyond the corporate lim it» follows This sfM«-d-up must be made, he that in urn by the U. 8. ed or captured all Japanese tro o f* of the m un ie ifu illty in which the armed forces with the addition of said, Ixx-ause "th e serious m ilita ry a ttem pting to retake the island». tr ip originated; 15 1 banned reek the traditional OCD background. s itu a tio n " r««iuirioi that the selec The nuvy rii|»>rl««l Augunt 30 that i ing cab passenger» by “ c ru is in g '; The insignia fo r the Christian tive service system be prepared to »even enemy plane» were »hot ' i Iti lim ited lo 25 mil«-» th " dis Chaplain is the l-atin Cross in red, fill calls in 1943 which “ w ill tie down when tiiey atlem pterl to tance which may lx* truvek-d on in a white triangle in a circular equal to o r in excess of the m onth held of blue. The insignia fo r the raid the u lrfle ld fa cilitie s which any on«' trip , (7 , prohibit««! ve- Jewish Chaplain consist« o f the six- ly calls made in August, Septcm- the marine» hud captured on i hK'lex not m arked d is tin c tly as pointed star centered above "Tables ber, and October of this year." Guadalcanal, bringing the to ta l of taxicab» fr«>m being opera(««J us o f the l a w " in silhouette in red, This procedure. Hershey add««!, w ithin a white triangle in a circular w ill tend to level o ff inductions enemy plane» »hot (ktwn In the •uch. field of blue. Solomon» fig h tin g to 7k The nuv.v w ith "th e ultim a!« objective of T h e A rm ed Fornea Chaplains w ill administer to the also announced the marine», w ith The w ar departm ent rai«««l religious and spiritual need« o f per calling men from th«» sm all town navy «up|>ort, raided the Juiiam-He frpm 45 to 50 the m axim um age sons suffering from the effect« of and from the c ity on an approxi ba»e on M akin lslaral in the G il at which men "w ho have charac a ir raids or other disaster. They m ately u nifo rm basis.’' Hershey reiterated a selective berts, k illin g a ll hut 2 o f an esti-, ter, skills or aptitude» which make w ill be appointed by the local au desirable and thorities u|K»n complying with usual service jx ilic y to "fo llo w the orfl«-r muted 330 enemy garrison. U. S th e ir enliKtment losses were le»« than 1 to 10 of who are otherw ise q u a lifie d " and requirements fo r membership in the of dependency deferm ents" estal>- U. S. Citizens Defense Corps, ex JafMinesc. who have d ra ft board permission cept no special training courses are li«h«'d in the dependents allowance act. In the European theater, U. S, may enlist In the urm y. They w ill prencri ix-d. Registrants having wives and F lyin g Eortre»»es bombed H i" air-1 I«- assigned to overhead units or children, o r children alone, w ith drome of Wevelghemen, near Installation.« where they w d l re whom a "bonafidc home" is maln- ( ‘o un tra l In Ilelglum , In the eighth lease younger men fo r general tain««i. and who were m arrujd be »traight o|»eratlon w ithout Io»». In m ilita ry service, and if fit, tlm y fore December 8, 1941, at a tim e other precision bombing raid», the w ill be used fo r combat duty, W ar when selection fo r service was not Fortresses attack«»! the R o tte r Secretary Stlmson »ui«l. im m inent, w ill not be placed in M urine corps enlist««! men, a» dam shipyards and an airplane class 1-A, available fo r immediate fa cto ry at M eaulte In northern w ell 0» navy enlistees, may now induction, Hershey assured. France. L t. Gen. J<swph W. S til apply fo r flig h t tra in in g to be w ell nnnoun«'«»! Augunt 31 In come naval aviation glider pilots, M O R E N A V Y RE< R t IT S large Chungking. China, that U. S. who act a* co-pilot« fo r (Continu««! from page 1) arm y plan«*» based In Chin«'« have transport gliders D uring the week land«, India, Chins, C entral A m e r Induction into the armed forces made heavy and «uctu-ssful at - ' the 45,000-ton battleship Iowa ica. und South Am erican coun- has lx«‘n gradually sp««>d<-d up and tack« on M yit kyinä and Laahio, heaviest vessel ever launched In iri«*». more men have been inducted in- the tw o large Jafiaw se base» in the U. S the a irc ra ft c a rrie r In F or upp«*r classuien, a semester northern Burma. The navy an- dependence, the cruiser lk»st«>n. . course in creative exprossion is . to the a rm y and navy the past imunced th«> »inking of five more und two destroyers, the Glennon Isung substituted lo r journalism , week than any like period o f sev United N iilon» m erchant »hifi» by and Jeffers, were launched. The which w ill give tra in in g in the eral months. Three South Lane en«*my submarines ir Ila- A tlantic. lt««l Cr«»#» und the navy jo in tly an- w td in g of jsxq ry. essays, and county residents were among the J«>M*ph C. Grew, form er -tmban- nounc««l u new rescue project un »tones. It w ill l-e taught by Miss navy re c ru i’ s the past week. They buoyant w aterproof M y rlle Kem, head o f the English include: A lv in D. Dugan and W il »«dor to Japan newly returner! der which from Tokyo, said in .t radio ad hag* containing emergency food, departm ent, and can be su b s titu t liam G. Bruce of Cottage Grov? dress the Japanese W ill fig h t “ w ith w a te r and m««!lcal supplies, ciga r ed fo r one-half year o f e ithe r and E lm er A. W etzell o f Culp ; Crock. a ll the force and power at their ettes, etc., w ill be dropped by navy senior or ju n io r English. command u n til they «re u tte r - 1 IMttnd blimp» to Kcumen aw aiting Special emphasis has been g iv- Three Out of Four ly crushed." M r Grew stated "we rescue, before they are actually le n to music this year, w ith classes picked up by rescue vessel«. Lost: One M arin e . . . Four are up against a p ow erful fig h t in band. orch«as tra , and chorus leathernecks arrived from Minneap Htrategte M ate ria l* ing machine, a fieople whose m or Mr. Blackw ell, ne-.. hand in stru c W ar Production C hairm an N el tor, is anxious to e nroll a larg<* olis to drive back four station wag ale cannot and w d l not be liroken even by successive defeats, who son said 2.000.000 car» from auto number of students so a» to in- ons from Chicago, III. The boys dis w ill ce rta in ly not lie broken by mobile graveyard» have lieen con IcreaM* the size o f the high sch«x)( mounted from a tra in , went to the old post office and took over the economic hardships, a people ••l«> verted into -KMl.iMMi ton» o f steel hand. motor cars. They were supposed to ind ivid ua lly and collectively - w ill scrap a m onth during (he last I Su|«'rintendent H. B. F e rrin has drive t«> the new post office and gas gladly »acrifl«* th e ir liv«-» for month», but the steel industry Is th e ir em peror and th e ir nation, now consuming approxim ately 4,- 1 announced the s ta ff of high school up before starting back to Minneap and can be brought to earth only , 800,000 tons of scrap m etal a teachers w ith th e ir assignments olis. Only three of the boys ar rived. The police im m ediately be month, uhout.4 times as much as as follows: by complete defeat in b a ttle ." gan looking all over the city for the H arold C. Davis, principal — it took in 193k, The office of the C o n tro llin g the < o»t of U vln g missing m arine driving a brand President Roosevelt said be petroleum coordinator reported science; F. L. Grannis, vice-prin new station wagon. cipal MM-ial studies; L«Toy C. would announce hut new a n ti-in New Englander» and o th e r east M yron fla tio n program In a nation-wide coast consumers w dl obtain only Beghtol, ind ustria l a rts; Quarter-Century Debate Blackwell, science, hand and o r a<ldn-s» the evening of Labor Day. 75 percent of th e ir fuel o il re W illiam E . Gladstone carried on and would »en«l a m«*«»agr to cong quirement» under norm al weather chestra. C urtis French, science, hoys' physical education, coach; his parliam entary debate with his ress e arlie r the same day Ile toki conditions this w inter. Evelyn Heaael, shorthand, typing; political rival, Benjam in Disraeli, his press conference that fo rth LoDenc Jackson, music supervis (or 24 years. coming x te f* to control the cost of or, choral m usic; Donald Kahler, livin g w ill Include stabilization of M y rtle Mrs. Y o u n g of Vancouver, vocational a g ric u ltu re : fa rm prlc«»» ns w ell ns wages, be Kem, English ID and IV , creative cause neither <«»uld I«' stablllz««! H arold Power o f Eugene, M r. and w itho ut the other. He said wage Mrs. Lawrence Powers of S e attle.' expression, head o f departm ent; stabilization would be flexible and Washington, and M r. and Mrs. Mrs. Inez J. Loveless, com m ercial; would not unviunt to fla t freezing Casteel of the state gome farm Borghild Mehlen. L u tin , English, o f wuges und salaries. The Presi wt te Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. library ; D orothy Parks, English 1. social sciences; Mrs. Ju lia T. dent also said the government is M y rtle Powers. Gcod Pay, Pleasant Work Mi's. M r. nn«l Mrs. H. D. Bolton aiu: Shick, English, Spanish; considering on«- meatless day a M argaret Shelley, m athematics, Valuable Training Given week ns a plan to ne used largely Velma spent the lust part o f the com m ercial; M argaret Stevenson, hn a means o f saving oceanic «hip week w ith Mrs. Anna Bolton, Ed O p po rtun ity fo r experienced Sm ith-Hughes home economics; ping space fo r the to ta l w a r e f Ashby and other relatives here. and inexperienced men to Jack W alton, social sciences, a th M r. and Mrs. James Hemenway fo rt. He said under the plan get into w-ork essential now Am erican meat could be shl|>f««l and baby spent Sunday w ith M r. letics; Mrs. Darlene W o lff, public and a fte r the w ar. Good fu speaking, g irls ' physical education to nations in need. and this would und M is. Guy llo llid u y ol W alker. ture train in g fits you to make 30 to 40 allied ships avail C arolyn Bolton le ft this week handle h e a v y m otorized Few Bald Sputa able fo r hauling w ar necessities to fo r Seattle, Washington, where equipment. Establishments in the m anufac w orld-w ide theaters o f United N a she w ill visit the N. M. Bolton W ork now available in San ture of wigs, sw itchei, braids and fa m ily u n til school starts. tions w a r aetivith'S. Francisco Bay area. Get M r. and Mrs. G. E. E innerty c f puffs made from -human hair em Stabilization of Farm Price» fu rth e r details by contact ploy only 370 workers, according lo The DPA announced It is plnn- Cottage Grove were Sunday d in ing . . . census records. Only 42 factories jtln g a price ceiling fo r live hogs ner guests of W. A. Hemenway. ! W. H. Eggers are required to take care of the bald F ra n k 'in Powers reports that und. sim ila r action is contem plat spots. GREYHOUND LINES ed soon fo r ca ttle prices. The cell he had several things stolen fro» I 2521 SAV. W A TE R S TR E E T his bicycle w hile in town the past ing would lie w orked out In co n -, PORTLAND, OREGON The "N e w O rd e r” is w orking so junction w ith representative« of weak. or write M r. and Mi's. W. A. Hemenway w ell in captive Belgium that the livestock producers. The olflco said “ vigorous aleps" are being attended a p a rty given fo r D r Nazi radio in Brussels has had to A. V. Allen w arn Belgians not to tr y to es taken to enforce q u a lity grading Kim e lust Thursday evening. Greyhound Lines Mrs. Belle Gregory of the Mc- cape, on pain o f death. The Nazis provisions of Its beef regulations 1919 M A R K C T STR EET ' Kenzie spent part of last week warned the Belgians th a t if any to prevent U| grading as an evas O A K L A N D , C A L IF . ion of price level». The agricu l w ith M r. und Mrs. S. A. Bolton «lid make good an escape, th e ir and Anna Bolton and return« < 1 relatives would face re|> risaIs. tu re departm ent reported a 9- point advance In farm prices from Saturday to her bilks. The Cedars school w ill open Ju ly 15 to August 15. raising the general level to 183 percent of the September 14th. Mrs. Blanch Ab pre-w orld w a r I figure, 32 |>oints bey is to be th«1 new teacher. An ekx’tion w ill be held Sep higher Ihun a yeur ago. tem ber kth to elect a d ire c to r to Rationing The OPR ordered reeaxlntna- j take the place of Mrs. Rose Low- tlon by local boards of a ll supple ranee who resigned. m ental gasoline ration books, p ar-j One reason we need lead: The tie u la rly C books for m otorists in Will be conducted at our store aJl 14 designated occupations and S guns o f a pursuit plane vomit bul next week by Sarah Johnesse, fac IsxikN fo r operators of commercial lets at the rate of 30(1 pounds per tory representative and home can m inute. vehicles. New tsxiks w ill be issued fo r the amount the operator Is ning expert. fa irly e ntitle d lo, If present con-j pons are found In excess, and de SEE ACTUAL CANNING OF liberate violations of regulations w ill be prosecuted, the office said, j FRUITS AND VEGETABLES AS The DPA announced 35,(MX) new passenger cam w ill be made a vail DEMONSTRATED AT OUR 6 and 8 able fo r rationing in September, compared w ith 13,250 in August, STORE Exposures but all unused quotas were recall Free Enlargement of Your ed nn«l no carryovers w ill be per- Kerr Regular Quarts 79c Choice With Every Roll. Economy Pints 75c mltt««l in (be future. The quota of REPRINTS 3c EACH. Kerr Reg. Lids, 2 doz. 19c !X),(XX) bicycles fo r September Is Economy Quarts 89c the same as fo r August. Kerr Canning Book 10c Economy Caps 2 doz. 39c A ll rent««! standard model type w rite rs m anufactured since Janu-i Guaranteed Work. a ry 1, 1935, were ordered returned j to rental agencies by September Cottage Grove, Ore. 15 to make them available I'oi I purchase und use by the armed I ■■■■■ Registration for Hi School Pupils To Be 9th and 10th Cedars BUS DRIVERS WANTED FREE C A N N IN G D E M O N ST R A T IO N Films Developed and Printed Thrift-Wise IRISH & SWARTZ PAGE FIV» S hop our S helvq Y ou S a v e / P A T IE N C E -T IM E -T IR E S Gas and Money by shopping onr well filled shelves. So far we have been able to maintain a full variety of Ameri ca’s finest foods for your selection. Shop our market fcr all your food needs today, and everyday. CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY, SEPT 7—LABOR DAY Candy Bars Fruit Jars Cake Flour Your Choice Quarts Kerr Lids 3 '"10c 75c 23c Doz. Softasilk Large pkg. SOUP M IX — Minute Man ......... 4 pkgs. 29c M.C.P. PECTIN Quart economy size 75c GEO. WASHINGTON TOBACCO—l ib. tins 49c ea. VELVET or PRINCE A LBERT—1 lb. tins ...................... 69c CIGARETTES All regular 2 for 25c grades $1.19 ctn. SUNBRITE CLEANSER .............. ........3 cans 14c BIG BEN SOAP PW D’R—10c size—Closeout 4 for 19c ASST’D TOILET SOAPS—Your choice in large basket 4 for 19c M ILDEX BLEACHER .................................. gallon 23c PU R EX DRAIN OPENER or bowl cleaner 2 cans 35c TROCO MARGARINE—soft spreading 2 lbs. 49c DINNER BELL DRESSING, quarts .......... ...................... 34c ea. e a / i FOOD COSTS DINNER BEU HORTENING 3 Ä. « • — 6 5 c P int 32c Q uart 53c WALNUTS — Franquettes, local B ISK IT M IX —Fishers — Large package 29c BLACK P E P P E R —H alf pound package 15c SPAGHETTI — Franco American 10c can HEINZ BABY FOO D S- Strained 3 cans 19c TRY IT LUNCHEON MEAT—12 ounce 31c DRY B EE F—Armour’s , 2 ounce 2 for 33c MINCE MEAT—Armour’s — A real value 23c pint H D PEA S—No. 303 tins 3 for 38c; $1.49 dozen H D CORN—No. 2 tins 3 fn r 3 9 c «1 RS rlnTPn DUNDEE GREEN BEANS—No. 303 3 cans 37c VAL VITA APRICOTS—No. 2% tins 2 for 49c; $2.89 dozen STARCH—Amaizo corn or gloss Morning Star Vacuum Pack Pound OätS 39C Wheaties * « 2 k 19c Spenr Fruits and Fegetabks SQUASH Table Queen 2 ‘o' 13c Regular 9-lb. bag Kelly’s Market FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS B EEF ROAST Blade Cuts Pound............... GROUND BEEF 27C 2 pounds for 45c GREEN P E P P E R S Half or W hole Lb. 35C Back Bacon 2 p °u n d s.............. 15c LEMONS Sunkist D o tc n ....................... 22C Produce Prices Friday and Saturday Only MINCE MEAT SHORT RIBS Swift's Lean Beef 2 pounds for 25c CUSTOM CUTTING AND WRAPPING FOR LOCKER BOXES Pound............... 17C BRING IN YOUR WASTE FATS AND GREASE IRISH-SWARTZ *
