City Only One In WisconsinWhereStudents Registered Gas ApplicantsinLa Crosse was the only city the state, and. as far as is known, the only one in the midwest thatdepended upon its high school seniors to register the more than 8.000 applicants for “A” gasoline ration books, it was disclosed Thursday by Superintendent of Schools R. W. Bardwell.As a consequence of the use of senior students. La Crosse public schools were among the few’ schools in the midwest that did not close down during the first two days of the rationing period.By using the senior students. Supt. Bardwell said, the young men and women in the senior classes of the two public high schools were given the opportunity of actively participating incommunity affairs, and as a part of the high school Victory corps program it gave them active exinChristianson. Orlando Helgerson. Vemice Hendrickson. Esther Hermann, Marge Nickerson. Don Radtke, Robert Ready, Elsie Roberts. Bonnie Wightman and Beverly Worman.Worked At HamiltonHamilton — Miss Ethel Tower, principal; Willard Hanson, instructor: Nellie Barnes, Edward Chitel. Mavis Conrad. Helen Dum-mer. Don Franzman. Robert Jorgenson, Anne Lange. Dorothy Larson. Evelyn Mull. Lawrence Oes-treich. Irwin Rogers. Arlene Schlicht. Shirley Siegel, Martha Small and Norma Stair.Webster — Mis* Katharine Gallagher. principal; C. F. Evans, instructor; Ross Allen. Frank Bachman, Phyllis. Dora Facius, William Fisher. Joyce Howard. Norman Johnson. Geraldine Leathead. Don-perienceaid Lee, Walter Lehrke. Winniedoing something forir V{jen ianet Rohde. Donald Thom-LoismgEducators la ChargeLincoln — Ezra Hartle. princi-i p*I: Miss H. Margaret Josten. in-tioning sites and especially the volunteer work of the students of Central and Logan high schools who contributed their splendid efforts to make the mileage rationing in La Crosse an outstanding success.**1rt(r21rafWINS BY 3 VOTESSuperior, Wis. — (P) — The Douglas county canvassing board 11 yesterday announced that a re- i ycount of votes gave Elton Ekroth. Rcpub’ican. a victory over Harry Kelly, Progressive, by three votes in their race for sheriff in the Nov. 3 electioniIOrdinary talcumpowder will relief for avaI!q1!provide temporary slipping fan belt on an automo bile.