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BUILDING INDUSTRY FACTS—i
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UITING OFFICER, HANDS OUT A ROUGH lDEA!
—-AN‘ VA GET FREE MEDIKAL AN‘
DENTAL. CARE lM TH' NAVV ”' I ‘
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MUSKLES so BlC-z- 0 OP
PROGRAM URGED FOR NATION
Local units of the building in-i
dustry and the consuming public
‘TlI‘E‘. being done serious injury by
'umors and theories on the re-
cent SPAB order restricting use
.)f metals in new construction that
lees not bear a defense label, ac-.
cording to Western Homes Foun~
lation. Formation of a fact-find-
ing committee in every commu-
iity is again urged by the Foun~
iation, as a means to provide
Government authorities in VVash-
ington with knowledge of local
building situations and as a med-
states,
foundation
feline.
of food.’
"To
lugs.
and other farm
‘Farmcrs
Americans who
that is the absolute rock bottom
national
That job is the production
oft
produce
meat, cereals, milk, butter, eggs
and vegetables required by
Defense program, new barns, hog-
houses. grain bins, poultry houses
structures are re-
quired, well as additions and
repairs for existing farm build-
arc the
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Deep-throated engines thundering relentleSSIy above the clouds, a formation
of Navy scout
bombers heads out to
and underwater raiders; and it was a plane of this type,
in the 5
sea. Short-based, planes such as these are the eyes of the fleet against
surface
ervice of the Royal
which recently sootted the German battleship BISMARCK when she was pursued
by the British
fleet. On Navy Day, October 27, honor was paid to the flying sailors who
man such planes, as well
as the Officers and men who serve in the Navy’s ships.
Popeye Joins In
Navy Recruitingl
Fopcye, the famous spinach -;
muscled son of the sea, who has:
made millions of Americans 12111ng
at his antics in the comics and;
on the acre: is now doing his:
bit for N'itlf .al Defense. '5
The lovable one-eyed tar has
joined the Navy as a recruiting;
agent. and will appear in the?
Journal each Tuesday to urge;
y :ng men to join this branch of}
the service. ‘
This is only
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one of the minyl
stories and features which Thcf'
Journal will run in the next few‘,
Weeks in connection with the cur-I
rent Naval recruiting campaignl
in addition the Navy editor of,l
this paper will be more than gladf
to give young men information!
on various branches to be entered.
A very interesting booklet}
“Life in the U. S. Navy" is also‘
available to all young men inter-
csted.
Journal V’Vant-Aos are snowing-
their value in every issue of the
paper!
70 Relieve
Misery of u
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' SALVE, NOSE DROPS
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protective eyes.
dents happen, all too
folks of
of the dangers . .
accidents 7—
sninnns ACCIDENT
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F R 0 M
KINDERGARTEN
THROUGH
comma
$500
Minis ran HOSPITAL, nunsEs,
Ranch and salmon AITEHIIMI
Also Additional Sums Payable for
Fractures and Dislocations
Most mothers and fathers worry about their
children, and their worries are multiplied when
school takes them away from.home and their
Parents have reason to worry because acci-
school age. The automobile is just one
football, basketball and
0L1? *r activities often result in serious injuries.
The above STUDENTS ACCIDENT
POLICY will relieve the financial
worries in case of ANY ACCIDENT
. . . ANYWHERE!
{The above policy can also be issued to housewifcs for all
at and away from home)
SEE , .
G. Angle
TODAY
To Close Friday}
Better gctMi—riwyOur last licks!
quick, Mr. Freshwater Angler, for;
the freshwater fishing season for‘:‘
1941 closes come darkness next
Friday evening. i
After that you won‘t be per-
mitted to dunk a book full of
aigs or a fly into Lake Cushmmi,
Mason Lake, Isabella, Spencer or
any other of your favorite lakes
or streams. ,
Except the Skokomish River
once again the county‘s lar-
gest river will be open the year
around, the north fork being open.
to the lower dam, the south i'ork‘
to the gauging station in the
lowercanyon, according to Game
Protector Paul Hughey.
Court Reverses
Indian Decismn
Tacoma, Oct. 27.77 Indians in
the Olympic peninsula district and
elsewhere must accept orders of
the department of the interior to
do selective logging as result of
a supreme court decision just rc-
ceived at the Tacoma federal zit-i
reversing a de—
cision of Judge Leon R. Yank-
WiCll in the Harvey Eastman
cas-z. Quinnult Indians had con-
tracted logging of their timber
lands, but the work was held up
by interior department order.
torney‘s office
frequently, to young
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tion'to the training offered in the
.travel, adventure and thrills.
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Secretary of the
; , Knox, the Navy has never lacked
1 mal rate, but new ships are being
I ‘ few days—months ahead of sched-
' ‘ ulc, and the two-ocean Navy, ap-
1‘“ of Congress, is
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gFishmg Season glonntry Press
Recruiting Drive
America needs men for its two-
ocean navy.
At a, special luncheon in Seat
tie last week, Captain Latham, in
charge of naval recruiting offic-
ers in this state, appealed to
newspaper men from many parts
of Western Washington to back
the government in an advertis-
ing campaign for naval recruits.
Washington will he only one of
five western states to launch such
a program next week.
“The country press," said Capt.
Latham, “is a satisfactory adver—
tising medium because men in the
country readily qualify for the
i navy mentally and physically.”
i Capt. Lntham read a. letter
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To Help Navy in
from Frank Knox, Secretary of
Navy, calling for 111,000 addi-
itional ‘mon hv next June. These
‘ men are needed to man over one
hundred additional warships built
since congress approved the navy
v expansion program.
Capt. Lutham said that Amer-
ica's new navy, the most power—
ful in the world, will be com-
:pleted in 1944, two years ahead
,of schedule. Ships will soon be
i launched at the rate of one a day.
' State editors will further the
leampaign by encouraging young
men to consider the advantages
lof the navy and by cultivating
lentluisiasm in their communities.
! A 24 page booklet describing
life in the navy will be distribut-
ed. at newspaper offices to all
;l.liose interested. Emblems of
honor will be given prospects who
3 sign the Navy's enlistment appli-
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cation blank.
country papers will ap-
navy editor, handle in-
record of replies,
point a
‘quirirs, keep a
.talk to personal callers, organize
llocal clubs, and seek the coop-
‘leration of local merchants.
l The campaign will draw atten-
navy, the pay, the food, the free
the' clothing, and
'm‘edical care,
It will be emphasized that navy-
trained men find it-easy to ob-
‘tain good paying civilian jobs
and that the term of enlistment
during the
the army present
emef‘gency.
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; Navy Ad .(ampalgn
l The SheltorTil‘oTianal has been
i honored by being selected as one
;of the weekly newspapers in the
i United States to assist the U. S.
i , Navy in its national campaign of
‘ advertising for Navy recruits. Be-
ginning this Tuesday the Journal
, will publish four large advertise-
ments for the Navy.
According to a report received
this week by The Journal from
Navy Frank
for volunteers. Enlistments are
iow coming in at far above nor-
launched at the rate of one every
proved by practically unanimous
non-partisan vote of both houses
leaping toward
completion. Therefore, Knox’s re-
port continued, the Navy needs
to double its quota of recruits in
the shortest possible time. The
ships cannot wait months, or
even days, for the men who are
to man this first line of an imw
pregnable American defense. '
Each advertiSEment will give}
all information sought by youngi
men interested in joining the!
Navy. Don’t ail to read aboutl
the Navy in the next four issues
of the Journal, beginning today.
Further information may be ob-
tained by calling :it the Journnll
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fect of subsequent Governmental
action on building supply.
Bell, Chairman of the Foundation,
um for publicizing the local ef-
sured that the
small
“This is a particularly vit...
need in farming areas," W. C.
points out. “Few towns and cities
in this region are official defense-
housing areas. Yet, as Secretary
of Agriculture Claude Wickard
have the facts.
FREE TRAINING worth $1500.
Nearly 50 trades andvvocations to
choose from;
coon PAY with regua? increases;
You may earn up to $126 a month;
_' You are entitled to a generous vaca-
tion period, with full pay, each year.
GOOD FOOD and plenty of it;
FREE CLOTHING. A complete outfit
of clothing when you first enlist;
(Over $100 worth.)
FREE MEDICAL CARE, including
regular dental attention.
ENROLL IN THE NAVAL RESERVE
...BE RELEASED AFTER THE EMERGENCY
can_be spared, regardless of the length
of time remaining in their enlistment.”
Remember — the regular Navy and
Naval Reserve offer you the same trav-
el, training, promotions, pay increases.
Phystcal requirements in the Naval Re-
serve are more liberal. Send coupon!
SERVE YOUR COUNTRY * BUILD YOUR FUTURE
The Secretary of the Navy has an-
nouncedz—“All men now enlisting in
the. Naval Reserve will be retained on
active Navy duty throughout the period
of the national emergency, but they
Will be released to inactive duty 33 90°“
after the emergency as their services
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only.
do one job
de-
additional
“We can feel fairly well
comparatively
amount of metals needed
for farm building will be allocated
for this use by the Government.
To take sure, effective action, the '
authorities in Washington
A local fact- "
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FUTURE SUCCESS. It’s easy for
Navy-trained men to get good-
paying jobs in civil life;
LIBERAL RETIREMENT-PAY for
regular Navy men; ‘
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questionnaires on building ncedsl
to all farms in its area and tol
all businessmen in the community
whose services are vital to pro-i
duction, marketing and transpor-'
tation of farm crops. The re-
sults would provide Washingtom
authorities with basic evidence asi
guidance.
“In most farming,r centers there.)
an i
is sufficient time for such
undertaking because current deal-
er inventories of building mater-
ials are in most instances large
enough to supply normal farm
building needs for a considerable
period. Action to forestall a
building famine in many areas is
necessary because of probable
rapid changes in the world sit-
uation which may strongly inten-
sify the national defense effort,
making for even tighter restric-
tion on; the supply of construction
metals."'v
must, JOURNAL Want Ads are used by
finding building committee might
well begin with the mailing of
LOOK WHAT THE u. s. NAVY
AND NAVAL RESERVE OFFER YOU
FINEST SPORTS and entertainment
any man could ask for.
TRAVEL, ADVENTURE, THRILLS—
You can’t beat the Navy for them! ‘
BECOME AN OFFICER. Many can
,;work for an appointment to the
Naval Academy or the Annapolis of
the Air at Pensacola; ‘
friends and
great success.
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great care of his sailors.
THAT-v OKAV.
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Free meals. Free board. Free ‘i ‘
Free. medical and dental care. Free:
mg in any one ol filly-odd skilled I.
And the Navy pays you good ‘ ‘
while you learn.
What an opportunity! ll you a",
over, get a free copy of the ill _.:
booklet, "tile In the U. 5. Navy". l‘
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Navy Recruiting
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United States has there been
greater opportunity for loyal
Americans to serve their country
and build their futures than right
xnow,” said Secretary Knox.
In outlining the many advan-
tages offered by enlistment in
the United States Navy, Mr. VVnt-
‘30:}. Navy Editor of The Journal.
said, “It is possible for a bright
young man to increase his pay
seven times during his first en-
as $126 a month. This monthly
figure is actually worth much
more when it is remembered that
the man has few living expenses
ful places—a thing f0
can afford. ' '.
“When you considf‘l‘v For Salli
of this country and the, , sun-l 6 If
the Navy will select 0 0 ‘Vlnne
applicants a month 1'
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times that number thrO $21113“
United States. the V the f 0“
“Many are called but: r Hyman}:
chosen.’ will apply to 1, WaliffiNPd"
men interested. ' ‘i k .t ac}
“Navy men are a '11 film. :
lot. Candidates must " w ‘5.” t‘
more than average intel '. .: mum“
ambition. of fine moral‘ '. same 1
and must have the W l m be Clal
ommendation of at l? ' deadline
cal townspeople." ht durin
As Navy Editor, Mr. '1" hing-
Journal W'ant-Ads—Phono 100 tures. On top of this you geti‘
READ wmw 7w ow atom:
41v mm” ammo»: mm
at EWflIVEER/IVG AND mm
5000 PAY mm: yaw (EARN!
just received from W , p ' prizes:
supply of free illustrat . horseoc
for all men intereste motor,
addition, will welcome. .g‘gle stri
from young men who 1:. "9 113% i
linto the new and grefi 81 tron]
and is provided with the finest
of medical and dental care.
“You have all your food and
lodging, and ’also your original
listment and he can earn as much
l outfit of clothing provided by Un-
cle Sam free," Mr. Watson con- . . ,»
tinucd. “In addition there are tunltles the Navy now: ‘reelv'Va
itrammg for future 61,- 18 and
free sports and entertainmentHi
oven to the latest Hollywood pie- eers as they Serve, the‘
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YOU WANT to get ahead fast, to serve your coufi ‘ Possible
to build yourself a good-paying future . . . here’s the ‘v
portunity you’ve been waiting for.
The U. S. Navy may train you to become an ex 7“
any one of nearly 50 skilled fields. Each month, over "
new men will he’sent to a Navy Service School, whete '
can learn to be a Diesel engine Operator, machinist,
tion mechanic, aerial photographer, radio operator‘
whatever specialized work you’re best fitted for. This.
year’s training which you get is worth at least $1500--
The Navy facts the entire bill. You earn while you 1‘
In fact, it is possible for an enlisted man to earn up 1:05: l
per month—with keep. .
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You’ll have plenty of opportunity for advancemeflci
position and pay—and you’ll have fun. while you I",
You’ll come out of the Navy fully prepared to take ' Scho
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