lagers“. Thursday, October 30,
nay, 0C
1 I CHRISTIAN SCIENCE :(‘lllllOS the following; pass .
' “Everlasting Punishment" ISEHH‘
(‘lll'lfitlllll Science t, ‘ *3
A *- ' the subject of the Lesson—Sermon 1 “Sciltncl: and Health
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Consolidated with The Shelton Independent [Which Will be read in 5‘”
Ch‘llT'hl‘S l. the S<'l‘llillll'l‘J-‘r" UV
M"my
of Christ, Scientist, Sunday, Nov- Eddy: “The wrong~ though,
IJ.S.D.A l ember 2. be arrested button: it ha? if
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t \Vhilc agriculture has been giv-
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Among the citations which com- ._ day. Rates lower 0’3 , .
prise tho Lesson—Sermon is the: periods. Sec Herb All 9" abair
following from the Bible: “Let: ' ‘
ages \Vlll develop in certain lines ' the wicked forsake his wain
, during the Coming year While the and he unl'ighteous man hisf N 0 VP
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. gl'eatCSt ljr0d1‘Ction Effort in hjs' thoughts: and let him
return untol -, \
. under, W335 Says Hem? 8- the Lord, and he will have
ll‘."l"C.,‘,{ Anyone wishing tq ‘, \Q
[ItaI‘IISt-Y, chaiiman Of UN: War-11'] 1112,)“ him}; and to our
God' for; Union carpenters, .
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Member of Washington Nl-wsoapep publis ilsl Association V . V. H H I It),
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and National J'Ifllt'fil'l'dl Assomalmn. Golden TCth
“R‘ghtcousnafif to I,“ “pvt Itself 1,7,4.» ,i .
Entered as second—class lllul.tul' at the.- postoli’ice at Shelton.
“:islnnzmn oxaitcth a nation: but sin is H j V V . ’ h
. . . ' reproach to any people" (l‘ro- 1 «y u as“ vs :. .s._
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bubficl lpthn Ixateb' . . en a semi—military rating in the verbs
14:34). ‘ ticket Em. NICE). “.1?” .
. 3y MAIL: in Mason County (outside of Shelton city mail carrier districts)
establishment of priorities for CS_ ’ . ,
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l3 Del >54" b mom-M “m” ‘5 "“mmS' ‘0‘? Imus”
“° "" p” M r u sential raw materials. there is
‘rvrulations l‘orbsd reridents of Shelton served by Cl[y mail carrier
Iron.
Lb 5 still every likelihood that short—
,receivlng their Journal by mail. _ ’
BY JOURNAL CARRIER: in Shelton, 25¢ per month (collected by carrier) ,
H‘ $2.50 per year in advance. ‘
GRANT C. ANGLE '1. EBER ANGLE 9
Editor Mann yer '
PROTECTING SMALL-TOWN 1ND‘USTRIES f
ington U.S.D.A. Defense Board. / he will abundantly pardon" can “M R
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During the past year. Ramsey (Isaiah 55:7). gllsincss Agent for ClING .
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:points out, the nation's appetite! The LCSSUn_SeI.mon also m_ I
Deniers Unicn.
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e19~Sier tha
T - "I for basic raw materials has in- , ~ f
, .1\early two years ago when far seeing people: creased tremendously. Tms
infll N I mm” g “W V ,, .,
.irealized that this country was up againSL a real; 5 crease has been due
to the m, .. , . H .. “sass...” . . V .
a. ' .~ ' a ’c— r ! " . ' .quircments for indirect
defense. ' r H
lwar and would need in due time, as is has proved, , p . I. ., _ .
Nofispgpgmgg such tools ’and machinesv and E 1 U 3, psittmg
tall the resources not alone of big induswies con- , .Z. , . mpuflmgs
Lulu, increased civilian COHEPmp- , Ins (1:35,,
vertable to war needs, but of all the smaller ones, " ' l' V
itmnTlOf minuftz'mturedbgoocllst; f l lféyw gigs;
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in the Cities and towns, and a close survey was: lfect 36:; $3,123,;
Wat‘shmgtonyn . sidFisheril
made of all possible sources of production, large. line farm defensa head
states. "We elme i
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or small, that mIghs be quickly utilized. V mug into action the greatest
food g .t; played
was a ClVlllan project, under dlljeCtIOI’l ' increase program in
history and , " . ‘0: Lmvol
d d nt 1 l at the same time have an actual I ‘ T - three ,
Of the then.War epartmgnt’ an prlv“ e y ilnw l shortage of the tools to
work I. E‘ 0 NI : Denclianl
anced, and listed the machinery and power of .alll with."
sawmills, pulp mills, machine shops, tinsmiths, The chairman polnted out
that
canneries, bronze and metal castings, industrial;
and mineral resources, as .. well as the personneli
of industry, ready for any emergency—but all
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materials necessary for the pro-
duetion of parts for repair of farm l
machinery have been given a full ,1
defense rating and that materials .
for new farm machinery have been |
KINDERGARTEN? ;
THROUGH
' ‘ '_‘ 'g‘iven the highest civilian rating. , ,
this detail was ditched when the new 0PM poll ; [This assures agriculture
of a fun, , g, f ,
thOS tOOk OVGI'. l share of materials that are avail- } i j 1
V Shelton’s industries were included in this abff‘fiowever, Ramqey
say, “we “' $ ‘ “Wm”
first survey to meet the Situation which has now must Yemen’s,“ that
just'bs’oaussl ., W333:
arrIVed, to protect these small industries and pro—;’ L
wcnha:6“til$333113}ngthrigid: l r a" Vgcularly
vide an outlet for their products, or such otheri “W” ” 7' '
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products to which these plants might be turned,‘ SWASTIKA SLAVERY
lIceland Marlnes lztll‘iuréd- t It lihll‘lfi 8311315] P 4-: wand.
33‘" .Pre‘l’enlt PtOSSible unemployglent: and Wflile! In days of
s’ia”“s;l.;{sis{isry flourished Open New World 0131517503
stats.wAfi 2,0015 people MENGM and WNW“- MIEHT' more
8 ioca p ans are running 3. out as usua 1n. ,, ' ’ . ’ i - would be
entitled to get in. but. ,_ i . , 9n. and n
lea 1a r d t n d bt h ! .Jondman worked at Of 1118 master, re- H only
1,500 would actually see the AISO Adihtlonal Sums Payable for (my to St
I °u r p O uc S. 0 cu e managgmgn. S aveiceived no salary and 11‘ he
died before his debtl l y p ’* Show . .. ~. - . ‘ IWe"aza
I" '1 S ma 1 . l l ——‘—‘ The farm defense leader ur
ed' . L v s RREN
plans ready against the day when prio it e y‘ ’ g Fractures and
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Slow them dOW‘n I Wfaipaldfi Wall‘s The Devil Dogs preparing
their all farmers to take good care of! ;§ 38 folks,
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all tools and equipment during the -, .. v . . . a — ,. . he is fame
‘ ' ’ i l 7‘ l r "1'1 C" k d R,~mar1 ] y, x‘
coming year and to aVOid new‘ {not-herilaf'lq
'1d1:1?“(:lrwsrY),()Yr3fitab§:é unity
l ' ’ree an 0 Scave§ Were usud y , mus to see what high
adventure, purchases where they are not 05- l L ’1‘ rtnv hit”
W01)“: If”? 1'1}: 1P. d thei‘ {2“ spread
__ iacquired by conquest. Up to medieval ages, the ‘what new experiences
may be in Sonya; Ililcasestof shortages of‘ :r scllctioltta to t em away
iom omc an ‘ rail]? 1t
D . . . -. N, r, . nee e e in men or mac inery,; r0 cc we ,e es, y
The Census Bureau estimates that Sixty mll-imaSter had a perfect right to
slay his slave Witll- 3H1): fig“ all“: 1 “3,5 farthest] farmers
grepasked to report im-‘ p y .‘ Course thl
lion Americans are without birth certificates be-‘Out any legal
compllcatmns- Slaves Were captured outpoozi or? the neflgle of seethingi
gedg‘tfly t°Bth°i§ EfiuntyhUgi'D Parents have reason to worry
because acf: tile
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cause they were born before the establishment of In Africa and SOld t0
Planters 111 the West IndleSs ff??? thél’t m‘ght ‘Wellll b:
d9?" count; Egan zircounty’ugAA 3K! gel?” Iflamfn’l 9'“
tgfi fretquengfi” .to. it“; and big
a rename birth registration System, and only re- 3 where, by the way, the
slaves revolted and threw: 5:3,, gfor‘i’gsehfifigfy C 31’ 9"
1“ fice. i 0‘; Sh: asslgfrsage- fogajgfpobggklestggu Possibili
cently is much attention being turned to getting 3 Off the y0ke 0f. FrenCh
OPPTGSSOI'S- our own Am‘? The Corps is well. prapamdrm‘ . 1 other
activities often result in, serious injurie {"H them
the records straight ,erican slavery is recent enough for us to remem- the
last year its umts have been She113011 Grad 1415178d ‘ ‘ lint factl
' The above STUDENTS ACCIDENT . ‘ Passed t'
., . . . .. remolded in the pattern of the y
Now this requirement for all who work inlber- The swaStlka SyStem 0f
SlaVery 15 rather most modern fighting organiza- 1“ Conege Whos Who
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a , , l . . . . . - , : POLICY Will relieve the financ1a1 . must be
defense industries, or seek old age ass1stance, re- W01“ 59 than any
Precedmg Slavery Plan- C1V1hzed tlons' It has new weapons and ma’
Willamette University, Salem.
Bflattle, s
. chines, made t rd f .t _ worries in case of ANY ACCIDENT , ~
llef’ or who Wish to go across the line and hopesmen, women, glrls,
Children are now thrown Into cial work of 1:11?”an as; ldzf:£§_i . . .
l ’1‘ broaldrbagt],
_ t , . . d .t. 5 ft h , . at' n
to get baCk) 1% essentila'li and many _p90ple are conceriltrf'tlont
cabmpsi’ Where tflgcelve {barelx higleabzzgcgeiggdf Ion a er t ey
Chosen last weeko aht. Willamette (The above policy can also be issued to
housewifes for: a 9;]: Size
looking up their posmon and perfecting the re-lenodg 0 ea are 3’ 6119115;
_C 0 mg to COVE“ , The Marines' new. defense. bat- l Eggzfis’fi
t5};st fihgwirmagg “ “Clams at and away from home) -' the Hote
cord“ for the sake of themselves and children. lthelr bare, Shlvermg
bOdleSi httle 01‘ “0 wages, ‘ tallonsv more heavfly
equlpped’lsmdentsln American Colleges and " iii??? 0:
'_land with disci‘ line under the whi nd firin less.n‘°b“e than
the.” regularlUnlvors'ties-” Character, 1 1
Up to When tOOk OVeI‘ V1 I p p a g landIng forces: are unlque
am011glrship, elxtra—curricular aest’idiiiirs’
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tal statistics record, most counties Masonlsquad- It ls fear Of utter
enSIa’Vement that adds the World’s miliary formations- land
participation in student gov- ve gone
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carried an incomplete record, due to neglect courage of Britons who are
now rl‘he Marine Corps is the Navy’s ernment were criterions used for
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army, a versatile, amphibian ar-! selection.
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filing of births by early midw1fes, or even doc W7 t t a S 0 t 9 ‘Va 5 It
5 t0 aVert W011L‘ my. schooled m seamanshlp as Hamilton, Willamette
junior, is £333;
. . . . ' 1 e ' n' well as the arts of land warf r . r. .. -i
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tors, Where there ls record a faCSImlle can be 83-?Wlde 5 av ry and
otherrdomination that Ameiica Its aviators are trained by ghee the son of
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. . , TODAY ton and
cured for fifty cents, and that is easy_ ; Joins in the universal war to
throw off the Nazi Navy and are capable of landing, Hamilton of Shelton. I,
g p v ‘. .Vuse in
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But in cases of missmg record a new state'YOke- ' ,0“ the deck of
an “Craft 0““ ~ n "m
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law is adding further trouble, for affidaVits of - :seis, a highly
specialized under~ Me” G‘
parents, elders who know and neighbors who may‘ THROTTLE!) INDUSTRY SLOWS
waking“
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- - PR DUCTION i AM -- -i . mglv 12
be livmg, can help perfect the record, but a Su- 0 arme corps Recrmung Par
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entall
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If government would take its mailed fist off Friday, October 31, 1941‘?
for thel
. ty will be at the post office build-g
Judge WIISOI’I Slgned the first such order Satur- from industry and
business, production for war'purpose of interviewing and exam-
day 'ffifel‘grs' 3.1631811 Ford feéerson' - land private
needs would supply every demand‘ $1?me iggfiesteggsmlg oifieigi
pp 1021 ion mus e made to the State; ith 11 th b1 f d A -f 11 in the U. s.
Marine Corps or the!
Department of Health in Seattle which W111 sendlw- on a e - ro'u'
~e O ~0- ay' -nd 1 1t rea yiMarine 0”” “93mg Enlist”
application blanks, cost $2. and’in case of those{WIShes to stop
Inflation, ceiling might be put on ments in the Marine Corps fie-l
. ‘ all m '01. commoditi ' ‘servc are for the “duration of
the;
born in other states the matter must be taken upI a3 es and matemals as
well as ‘ National Emergency," while en-l
with the Registrar of Vital Statistics of thatlon the labor that produces
them as of some ,fairlyillstmsnts in the regular Marinc‘
. Ire n te. It 06 ’ p ’ , _ ‘ Corps are for four years. Young’
state, Where, if no record ex1sts, other ev1dencej ce t da g ‘ S Wlthoulc
saying that the Stead ‘men interested should contact thel
may be presented such as family bible, Church, I fly upward trend along
all lines Will bring inflation recruiting party at the Aberdeen;
I . . I r . , . _ , ,post office on the date noted b-l
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federal census records, but that department is s g p . we pampfi‘etg.
~flooded and asks that requests be delayed un- Hens Help To I MINERVA PARK
VlSlTORS
less. Qf last resort. l ' l Mrs. Peter Klein and daughter, 0 Buck
Private Joe Doaks
! BOOSt Income: Lela. of Hoqulam. Mrs. Richard, says he can hit reveille on
Seamore of Denver, Colo., and the dot when he eats en
perior Court Judge must complete the record.
' ible Leo
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World 5
FOR SALE abemhso}
FOR RENT -,
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GILDING THE DEVIL
‘4 I An easy, inexpensive way toiMl‘S. E. R. Haselwood of Chey—
riched , . .
. -,In the obvious effort to sweeten the dose of Wild if? laying £0“ 2:,
(“Tg'liiiiaswl‘isloipe‘lir Morédili- art? BREAga S Vltallty l
Slqyiet support to the American people Presidentifigfie
throtegjfltheoszumm; afi' P. Anderson athinerixa Pair-1:: '
Ro‘oSevelt issues the statement that the Commun- . into September—is to
set fall— A I I ;
Equipment
are arch-angels in treatment Of religion, free {laid eggs from old hens
says Fred
“speech and free press; which our people will be'W. Frasier.
extension poultryman
' iat the State College of Wash-
Loose Leaf Form-s
Carter’s
: ' 9 ' erels fxpm “long-winded" families, 1 . r
, _ lic( .) under control of Stalin is as ever an enemy l should inherit
this same tendency, r
l ' of the cultural and economic beliefs of this coun- ! to lay right
through the summer;
try, and will be saintly only so long as the Ameri- ' With‘mt mating
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slow to accept” ington. Pullets hatched from Clyplng Paper and
Americans well know that the Soviet Repub- 1 these fall eggs. if sired by
cock- Second Sheets
Stapling Machines and
I Staples
I cans are forced to Shell 01“: aid, againSt Hitler who produce eggs for
hatching,
l : to save themselves. ‘may be reasonably sure that
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They cannot forget how the Communists‘lfif:
3fttfiee§iirg:..:r§m;‘pg:l 2-0z. Cube 3-02. Cube 5-oz. Cube
} Washington farmer-poultrymen
V - e gs which are smaller. A few
bed them of priceless 1kons, altars, Jewels and O? the eggs now being
produced;
Salershl‘ioks and Blanks
despoiled the Catholic and other churches, rob- sistent layers. excepting
pullet, 10¢ 15¢ 25¢
gold for the Soviet melting pot, slaughtered thelin most flocks will be
from “short-
' ' l - Iwinded” hens that have moltcd :- .
55:23:51 naaridhgfigbéidafi)% tiiilrnfied the churches into claflty
afigfihgofvrgjgtk pmlcprfl Mldmte Blue-Black Sunset Green Continuous
Flat-Fold Statements
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p g 8’0 {age will be from the persistent, Midnite Blue Sunset Brown
The Soviets are as criminal as they everghens‘ , Sunset Violet Sunset Red
.. were and deserve no from coun-l The close association of per—3
Washable Black
' try, which must consider” Stalin no less an enemy Sistency with
high egg Pm‘iuctmn'
_ Whiz Machine Packs
Packs for Other Machines
huge army of hunters who can shoot even if they Crease egg
'P’"°€‘“9“°“ 0f laying
flocks next spring, and summer
,« says Frasier.
Headquarters for Office Supplies
- . . . . . ' is shown in studies by Dr. C. ' ’ .
than Hitler, and it is bitter irony to give RuSSIal Knox, U. s. Department
of Agrl—g Addmg Machine Paper
V succor which now seems necessary to preserve the 23:51,?
Pfifil‘iym‘g 1:31 text-iii Tickets
American way oflife and liberties in the emer-liousiy"’all throu l
l. gh the year and V
.. gency. ’ were still laying in September av- ’
l I eraged 43 eggs more than those .,
I «less .pers‘istent. l-Ilgh .egg pro—I Pints Quarts p , .
With Christmas two short months away and { Sggufilecggspeigegggg
eggpgiitgélstl 311(23ka BlueBlack Hundreds, Of Items fOI‘ BUSINESS and
Office
niilerchants suggesting starting early buying Ol’lifuiddtfhe Sega for
more. eggs in mg! PermanentBlue PermanentBlue l '
- _ 00 -‘or- e ense drive. s
t e arty away p an, e income taxers are warn Alert flock owners who wantl
Permanent Red 90¢ Permanent Red 0 ll,
t ,ath thefiaine lheai 111$}in save_later worry to to cull out
“short-winded” lay-f Violet&Green Violet & Green 1.5 I ,'
ose w 0 W1 e s or w en paying time comes 1 my 311453“ 01“ he“ 5”“
in #300“! '
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in March in the biggest demandcver. Alwaysltimthylé‘f
§:$.n‘ge’gy‘ ytheir°313i -| l Y
something to take the Joy out of life but usually) Plumage' mg“
I'ed' large comb)
f h d - .and soft, pliable abdomen. Eggs, 1’ -—‘——’
' no so ar 3» ea - hens when mated with: , .
. ... . . or other equally good ' ‘ I
I If th . ‘trap-nest pedigreed males, willI ! t ' ' ff'
9 worst comes this country can draft a hatch fall pullets that will m- ‘
‘ a 5,1} Statlonel'y & 0 we supply Department
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