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to the figure. White garbardine, with a green leaf motif is selected
by Virginia Dwyer, radio actress.
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LONG WAITS FACE DRIVERS I
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, Minimum LICENSES LATE THIS MONTH
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‘- , ORRIS'BUNLEVY As no examination is required offices to handle
the applications
at this time on renewal applica—, with very little inconvenience to
tions, the time consumed in ob- the public. However, with over
l-ecteubymmEm'mEN itaining the new license is very 600,000 drivers to
be licensed be-
i " short. Facilities are available in fore the due date of July 31,
the
Patrol and County Auditor's last 1ew days oi the. month pro“.-
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We ' Veronica-take ,-
;w..;, all
applicants waiting perhaps hours
to obtain their permits.
State Patrol offices are remain—
ing open for applications as late
as local conditions warrant. The
hours will be extended even fur-
ther if enough applicants appear
at later hours or express a. desire
for later service. This action on
i the part of Patrol offices, combin-
cations at County Auditor’s offices
leaves the problem up to the indi-
vidual driver.
With only two weeks remaining
in which Washington motorists
may obtain their operator's li-
cense renewals, the State Patrol
advises that only one out of ev-
ery nine drivers has applied for
his new license The Patrol warns
that unless the rate of renewal
applications increases greatly at
once, it will be impossible to take
care of all the state's drivers by
July 31.
'Wivell Jersey Herd
Entered At Puyallup
Among entries which have al-
iready submitted for the livestock
show at the 1941 Western Wash-
ington Fair at Puyallup is the
fine Jersey herd of the H. M.
Wivell Dairies, Inc., of Isabella
Valley, according to word from
A. E. Bartel, secretary-manager
[of the Fair.
One of
shows ever presented at the an-
nual exposition is rapidly being
arranged, he added. The Fair is
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\scheduied for the third week in
finest livestock
September.
Electric coffee makers of the
glass type are increasing in pop-
ularity according to latest manu-
facturers‘ reports to the Census
Bureau. Annual production has
now reached 1,130,350 units. Pro-
duction of metal electric coffee
makers has reached 543.400 an-
nually. x
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shell The only difference between
I~ “5"” non-sole periods is that you
5'“ "ul price-reduction on every pair!
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Public servants in many small
townships in the United States are
able to carry on the administra-
tion of governmental services in
conjunction with private employ-
ment. In townships under 10,000
population, Census estimates show
that over 80 percent of the non-
lschool employees are on a part-
time basis.
Carter’s
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SHELTON~MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
THAT’S A LOT OF LAND
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Persons who complain about increased taxcsi
on real estate frequently overlook one of the prin-l
cipal factors causing the burden: the area of tax-|
able land in Washington State is decreasing be-i
cause Uncle Sam is the largest single land owner.
The Washington State Planning Council now
reports that the federal government owns exactly
28.68 per cent of all the land in this state —12,-g
268,049 acres. This is a lot of non-taxable land. i
Seattle’s land area is 43,840 acres. Thus, 280;
' cities the size of Seattle could be built on an area‘
which Uncle Sam now holds. ;
And for those who would know more aboutl
the assets of the biggest landholder: 9,003,595:
acres of the federal government’s land are in na-1
tional forests; 1,724,339 acres in Indian reserva-‘
tions; 889,782 in national parks; 522,570 in pub-
lic domain; 72,766 in military reservations; 50,-
428 in game sancturaries; 2,337 in lighthouse sites
and 2,232 in Navy shore establishments—Seattle
Times. .
PATl ENT AT HOSPITAL
‘ Frank Holman Mason County
rews .
Mr' and Mrs“ George And iCreamery truck driver, was ad-
and Mr. and Mrs. Donovand’al-I,mimed to Shelton hospital yestep
mer of Shelton enjoyed a trip to, day for medical care.
Hurricane Ridge in the Olympics; ————-———__.
last weekend. Although not in the" According to the Census, one-l
same party, Mr. and Mrs. H. G- fourth of the states' budgets is
Angle and children and Chuck, allotted for school expenditures,
Walton Jr. also visited the Ridgel and another fourth goes for char-
last weekend. i ities.
TOP HURRICANE RIDGE ‘
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Unveil Meinorial t0 Gehrig I
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Best.
Census figures show
men ts.
Travel Into The
OLYMPICS
By Saddle Horse
1~D‘.},’ Conducted Trips
Skokomish Divide
3 or More Riders
each
Before a hushed crowd at Yankee Stadium. Bill Dickey. left. and
Manager Joe McCarthy unveiled a memorial tablet to Lou Gehrig,
Yankee immortal. At extreme right is another tablet. in memory
of Miller Huggins. former Yankee managei. Mayor Fioi'ello La Soc
Guardia and Mrs. Gehrig witness the ceremony,
‘ L. L. DICKINSON
STAI RCASE CAMP
Of 30,468 deaths in the U. S. in only two involved persons overl
1939 due to automobile accidents, 100 years of age, and 127 claimed
according to the Census Bureau, infants under one year old. ——"‘
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LOW DOWN PAYMENTS
AND EASY MONTHLY TERMS
For Hot Water Service Gas is
adv.
that un-
employment receipts in 1940 con-
stitutcd 20 percent of the total
revenue of the 18 state govern-
