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Cottage tòrovr ^entrari w TIH HSDAV. SEPTEMHEH 17, HH'J THE SE N T IN E k COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON PAGI TWO Established 1889. Published Every Thursday at 25 N orth Sixth Street. C M A R T IN ..................... Debunking Japanese War Effort -•The S o ts o f HeA-vett S till IvNStlw p r i v e t « ^ o r t u u J illJkpA t Outside Lane-Douglas Counties One Y ear $1.75 One Y ear ..................... ............. $2 00 Six Months ...............9(1 Six Months ----------— - 1.25 Three Months ____________ .50 Three M o n t h s ___ ___ — .65 Foreign rate 50 cents year additional. No subscription accepted for less than three months. M e d ie n O reg News Briefs Editor-Publisher S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S (Cash In Advance) In Lane-Douglas Counties N Fuel oil rat lonlitg has been o r dered In a vast th irty slate men Ibl.i Winter. In addition to the 17 A tla n tic sealtoud stale», Il w ill be curtailed In 13 nildw estern slate». b u t — S t o c k in NiPrvN Y u sbn KAlSHA A.tld HdWSWTO fsTl XHRHlP company hns ¡¿ o n e d o w n / T htf Im C V riA l S to c k in t h e ■ p A d u a h i 'W A tlv.w y C o r p o r a t i o n A.tta~K?t KoK'u Hot *?l r»5t<?S Y our IMPERI Ai- MAJESTY a «, NÜMBCR THE 100-PERCENTERS In practically every city, town, village and hi.mid in Ameri ca you will find j»cople who have gone all-out to help win this war. These are the men. women and children who have bought the war stamps ami bonds. They arc the ones who have taken up their posts in civilian defense. They are the ones who are now collecting scrap materials to keep our war furnaces under full blast. Women on trucks in New Jersey are collecting scrap from door to <loor. Movie managers in a dozen states are offering free tickets for scrap iron and rubber and collecting them by the carload. In Michigan one small town collected 1 >4 tons o f scrap rubber—three times its quota of 5 pounds per person. In Maine boy and girl scouts work with trucks scouting their neighbor hoods for iron, steel, and rubber scrap In Louisiana. Wisconsin, Connecticut. Alabama. Illinois. Virginia, and every other state in the union, air wardens are working on this huge national scrap drive. Minute Men. The American Legion, The Rotary Clubs, and all other fraternal or ganizations. police departments, women's clubs, city councils and other civil groups—all are working from early to late to gather in every pound of scrap material they can lay their hands on. These loyal Americans, these volunteers who answer every call to the colors are fired with the same spirit of determination that inspired our forefathers who founded this country and who have been fighting to defend its freedoms ever since. They are the ones who can be counted on in any emergincy—not to do only what they think they have to do to “ get by’’ but every thing they can do to help their country. These “ one-hundred- percenters’’ are the backbone of America and when this war is won it will be their efforts that have won it and not those who always sit on the sidelines and let the other fellow do all the work. lip ihem'l many a .fig * 5r.rrr.Msra IT—Manual Quwon •l»s*d I AT I 0 N PUBLIS Historical Events Dr. Cha*. E. Hunt ot Eugene lias lieen apixdnted Lane county medical disaster chief, succeeding Dr. ('tins D. Thompson. lirai i>io»id»nl ol Philip pinen, 1935, Janies II Hagan, manager of the 1!. S. employment o lilc e at Eu- gen-' reported vesteidas that lum- ber amt non-ferrous m etal w o rk ers were frozen In th e ir )«»!»* as of September 7th. The statement was made a fte r Mr. Hagan re tu rn ed fro m a .*onferen»*c In Port land D Emm*, min- * lot 1859. Ih in a l'l M. Nelson w a r produc tion chief, yesteiatay apixiinled W illiam M. Jeffers, <•<>. of Omaha, Nebraska, nreslitent of the Union Pacific railroad, as rubber itilm m - is tm te r and In complete charge o f the entire rubber program. Donations nt w arm clothing, etc. in the "A id to Russia W e e k " re- reived Hl) t> p. m. Saturday. Sep tember 19 at 1046 (»rover Ave Washington lay» c o rn s rtlo n S o fe a p llo l building. 17*3. Cock »«cl ange ck ss» »tool» loi I n i inns dus tu panic. 1873. F in i Flee- h Republic da- dared. 179$ U-Choysnns selected as cannai ol Wyoming, im DR H. A. HAGEN Chiropractic Physician Intruduird by Tlllr« All ottierr» up tu and Including j lieutenant coinmnndrr» arc Intro duced by their title» and they may be addressed si Mr. Horse on One Too The horse stands on on^ toe on each toot from birth. First Tim e In 77 Years Furt Macnn Is now »urriioiied far the first time since 1905. Following Islam still claims the adherrnca of no less than ¡145.000.000 per«ins. S o u o u k ¿ h \*T0 j o - s <\ xv , t h m f is m o r e t i i A i i a a p i i r i t t i u v l r e a s o n v/btLj vre m u s t y i jf h t - t o t i w k a t U & p M te « ® ? /» ♦ Cartoons like one above appear frequently these day » In Jap newspapers In Hawaii. frequently caricatured for first lime In Japanese history. |\ 11 ll’( |p|* S |N 1 )P (‘I Good Health Habits ““ I BLACKOUT In these. Emperor la THOSE C H A IN I.KTTV.RS A G A IN We «re due fo r another cycle of chain letters again, despite the e ffo rts of the postal departm ent to discourage such practices. In thus section a chain le tte r entitled “ Good Luck of London" Is being circulated. As usual such letters contain a dire threat to those re -i ceiving it to pass it on under pen a lty of m isfortune. W hy the pub lic w ill continue to (all fo r such bunk is beyond our understand ing. The appcnl Is purely to the superstitious. B LS f ° r this reason that the postal departm ent has made it a penalty to circulate such letters through the m ail. B e tte r watch your step. - Salesbooks, receipt books, Ixxik- keeplng system». Th»‘ Sentinel FREE when you buy War Stamps from Shell Official U. S. Army Air Corps Squadron Insignia The children o f today are the hope of the future, /o r on them w ill largely fa ll the task of recon The term is descriptive of what is happening in the world struction when this co nflict is today. over. I t is our responsibility now Blackout means much more than doing without artificial to see that they grow physically light. It is a symbol of the gradual destruction of human ad strong, m entally a le rt and emo vancement. It means the breaking up of families, the death of Z m c o lo r on cloth, these tio n a lly stable so they w ill be millions of innocent people, the destruction of a free education uuqtnu arc great for tewing ready to assume th e ir rcsponsibili- on yuungiirrs »wearer», duns and religions system. It is the forerunner of a type of govern ties when the tim e comes. or isckets. Start a w ikxtion. Good food and health habits fo r ment that makes slaves of all the people it touches. W hile they last, you get one of young children to build strong Blackout symbolizes the end of civilization as we have th e ir regulation A ir Corp« bones, firm muscles and sound known it. It is an ominous word. In a country like ours, imagi Squadron Insignia — the kind teeth a good foundation fo r fu- nation cannot conceive of the terror that follows in its wake. actually on hgliren and bomb ture health. I t has been demon- Blackout is the forerunner of a new type of enemy invasion that er»— FREE every rime you buy strated over ant; over again that wherever successful, actually does black out. or vipe out indi a War Stamp from your Shell school children who are w ell-nour- vidual identity, opportunity, savings, family relations—for the Dealer or Shell Service Station. ¡shed are less irrita b le and quar Gunpowdrr for Bathing A new iruignc our each week. children become mere pay ns of the state—freedom of speech, relsome, more a le rt and better in Our grandparents used tu bathe freedom ef worship, private enterprise—everything that sym th e ir studies than children who with a m ixture >t gunpowder in wa Thit W rb Í bolizes America. have been deprived of some of the ter for skin trouble. The fact that large sections of this nation are now living health essentials. A good break 27th PURSUIT SQUADRON fast, a nourishing lunch, and a under dim-out and blackout regulations is a warning—an omin dinner that rounds out the day's Peach From China ous shadow of what we face if we do not crash the forces that Originally the peach was a native requirements play a big p art in have caused almost a total blackout of the rest of the world. building and m aintaining strong of China. There would be little labor trouble, or production trouble, bodies and alert minds. or politics-as-usual if the people could visualize what blackout O f equal importance is good means. I t’s mere shadow should be enough to cement this nation health to teen-age boys and girls. into one irresistible unit of opposition Good n u tritio n ia the key to good '— -------- ---- --- ' - Robert T. 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I f you don’t we’ll use 'em ourselves 5 -tfc VETER AN S O F FO R EIG N WARS meets 2nd Monday of the month a t Cottage Grove arm ory. A ll members are In vited to attend. W. Ace Gregg, Commander. is $3.85 in FULL PAYMENT for a ONE YEAR'S subscription, new or renewal, to the following six publications; THE PATHFINDER 1 year FARM JOURNAL AND THE SENTINEL ........1 year FARM ER’S W IFE ...................1 year AMERICAN MAO AZINE ........ 1 year AMERICAN POULTRY HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE 1 year JOURNAL ................................... 1 year My name is .......................................................... Address Town ................................ I.......................... State
