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Defense Output
'Myrvan VVivell, “Use of the Dairyi
Herd Improvement Records" was
The ThurstdriN-TMason Kitsap I
discussed by Allan Johnson, Thurs~
ton County agent, and Alton Lor—’
counties D. H. I. A. Association ang' 13- H- I‘ A- “Ster-
meeting held yesterday at Cham-, Dr. Otto J. Hill. extension
bers Prairie Grange Hall in dairyman, discussed the D. H. 1.;
Thurston County was well attend- i A. as related to National De—l
lifense and also dairy cattle feed-
ling. Dr. Hill pointed out exam«
lples of the increase that grain‘
lhas . made in production. Dairy-
imen are warned to feed accord-
Starting Dates
Of Trout Season
sons and regulations for
1942 Monday, the. State Game
Commission
designml to *inate much of
the rt'l‘usion caused by scattered
ope-nu" dates for various streams
and lakes last year.
Under the new system, there
cows
To Relieve
is -r ' I , will he only two general open-
f “mg to production of the COWS and ing dates. One will be April
LIQUID ‘ also to bear in mind that whentamflymg to certain
designated'_
TQEIL‘EVES 5 1135- Of fat Will buy 1004135: 0“, hikes throughout the
state: most
NOSE DROPS i grain it is DYOfltf‘lble I0 feed of them at lower elevation.
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COUGH DROPS ‘grain. However, that 1st whet; 5 other date win be May 24V
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fed according to procluc ion 0 11i‘1o‘ . "117 t “L. .1
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'1” Rub M) nsm a “on e the ‘nlelduarl COWS- to lakes at
liig‘nor elevations. Both
Linimen‘t
j seasons run to November 1.
All lakes not listed by name for
April 5 opening and not listed
among special closures will open
May 24 with the streams.
Restrictions on the use of feed
eggs were eliminated in Lake
Cushman, one of 32 added to a
former group of lakes in which
the. use of feed eggs were permit-
ted.
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regulations was adopted by the
commission when they establish-
ed a special winter trout season
for 1942-1943 in place of
present special winter steelhead
season. Under the new rules ang—
That Will Please The Active
1ers will be permitted to take
pi, three trout over twelve inches
2):: in length in open rivers and will
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Those Toys Now -—
_becomes effective next year and
does not apply this winter.
While The Stock Is
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extension on some waters to
March 15.
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Shelton’s tourist bowlers are
. I"; at it again. Competing in the
Second round robin tournament
up involving Centralia, Olympia. Ab-
le? erdeen and Shelton pinmen, Shel-
3% ton’s Associated Oil five held
BICYCLES and WAGONS second place with a 2868 count
. ii at Centralia last weekend, nd
A huge SEOCK to Choose Paul Fredson was high in the
. v- rom' singles with a 635 count.
a . However. a second weekend will
OPEN EVENlNGS UNTIL XMAS be required to finish the tourney,
._‘ ._ . _ i E and among eleven teams yet
5 J U S T I N S T A L L E D _=_ . roll are Munro’s Men’s Store and
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Laundry of Shelton.
5 your keys in: E H 14-E offiryt wasp} tint ‘i'h: put-f;
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5 5 last weekend at the Centralia
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Remington Rand Shaver .... _. 9.50
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fl figs regulations will list the general:
trout fishing season as May Maynarve
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SHELTON—MASON
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Published every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon
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COUNTY JOURNAL}
Independent
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32 per year: '5 months, $1.25:
(:ll’l'll‘l‘ districts)
Foreign $3.30 per Postal
muisiile nl‘ SIII‘IIUII wily mall
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thins i'oi'inrl residents Ini' Sli‘llrlll
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$2.50 per ar in advance.
GRANT C. ANGLE, Editor
J. EBER ANGLE, Manager l
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$20,000,000 FOR PUBLICITY V
Though the headlines scream for defense. it:
is non-defense agencies, contrary to public opin—
ion, that are spending twice as'much money as;
defense bureaus to publicize their activities, a
of the federal government’s information}
ce shows. Twenty-six .non-defense agenc1es1
under the various county sections. are Spending a year on their own in_:
formation service as compared with the eighti
main defense bureaus which are spending some‘
$10,000,000 a year to tell of the objectives and,
progress of the national defense program. Most of i
the money spent by the non-defense bureaus is,
directed by official publications and to govern-1
on ex-i
plaining the various programs being carried out.l
As most government officials are ready to admit,l
no one has logically shown Why the government
huge sum‘for publicity. Twenty million dollars is.
apparently being needed to tell the people how
their money is being spent in non—defense activi—
ties. This is a time of war and national emergen—i
cy, and the day is yet to come when unnecessary
government expense will be set aside fer complete
concentration on defense. —- Bremerton Search-
light.
FREEZING FOR THE DURATION
In passing out of this era of strikes over the
country, for after this strikes for any cause will
be decidely unpatriotic, it is well to note that,
John L. Lewis, head of the CIO, scored the last}
blood and got all he asked for in the soft coal
strike, as was the case in most of the other big'
strikes that were on tap when the war opened.
The brotherhoods have accepted a raise more
while the railroads are asking a ten per cent
boost in fares and freights to meet the increase,
which passes on the load to the public. In fact,
most of the increases in cost of living may be
traced back to labor raises somewhere along the
line and the effort of business and industry to
keep on the profit side; perhaps the answer to
further increases would be the freezing of all
prices and labor now and for the duration.
AMERICAN BILL OF RIGHTS
Governor Langlie has ordered the observ—‘
ance. of the week 8-15th as “Bill of Rights Week,”
to turn public attention in these days when not
only the nation but the independence of its peo-
le is threatened, the latter threat coming from
within. The time-honored rights of the ten amend—
ments to the Constitution have been under attack
in the recent years, until one by one they have
been weakened, and now in the name of national
defense may become lost to the American people,
at least during the~ emergency, and after if some
of our leaders have their way. It is time, to renew
allegiance to these sacred rights and guard against
the loss for all time of the American way of life.
War Needs Money! Buy Bends!
The United States Treasury Department has is-
sued the following message:
“WAR NEEDS MONEY!”
“It will cost money to defeat Japan. Your gov-
ernment calls on YOU to help NOW.
“Buy defense bonds or stamps today. Buy them
every day, if you can. '
“But buy them on a regular basis.
“Bonds cost as little as $18.75, stamps come as low
as 10 cents. Defense bonds and stamps can be bought
at all banks and postoffices, and stamps also can be
purchased at retail stores.”
The Journal urges all Americans to support your govern-
ment with your dollars.
TIIEY WANT TO FIGHT—«Long lines formed before recruiting
offices for all branches of the service. as word of Japan’s attack
flashed through the nation. Bostonians flock to the colors at the
Naval Recruiting Station, and the scene was repeated in every city.
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Past Week Told
By Mrs. Zen I’riszner
Matlock, Dec. l7. Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Winkelman and family of Mud
Bay spent Sunday with Albert
VVinkclman.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Rhinos of
Shelton spent the week with the
latter's mother, Mrs. Zeo Pris-
zner.
Commissioner Bob Trenckmann:
called a meeting of all the people
in Matlock and its vicinity Sun-
ian Defense. It was
have two persons on a, two-hour
watch at Matlock for airplanes.
etc. The plan has worked out
very successfully.
Alvah McKibben of Shelton, his
nephew, Roscoe Stowell. and
Miss Marjorie Turner of Tacoma,
spent last Wednesday
with Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Hearing.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harris and
children of Montesano.
and Mrs. Tom Kelly and sons of
Camp spent the weekend with
Albert VVinkelman. The men-
folks butchered three pigs. The
largest weighed 325—lbs.
Delmar Priszner spent. the week
John Pumphrey, while
Claud Pumphrey. went to Sc-
attle to see their other children.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Reid were
guests of Mrs. Anna Reid
Shelton at a. birthday dinner for
Mr. Reid.
The Christmas plays will be
given Thursday night at Mary
Knight school at 8 o‘clock. Santa
Claus will be. there too, so bring.
the kiddies of school age.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Hearing
dinner with Mr. and Mrs.
Meek at Skokomish Valley Sun-
daV.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Pumphrey
and_daughier Catherine, son John
and Delmar Priszner motored to
‘McChord Field Sunday evening to
'see the latter‘s son, Robert Niel,
who is in the Air COrpS.
Size of Electron.
An electron bears the same rela-
i tionship in size to a grain of sand
as the grain of sand bears to this
earth.
and Mr. :
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Thursday, December 18,
News Brevities
From Potlatc
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Fotlatch, Dec. .17. Miss Lilliani
Briggs of Shelton spent the week;
at her parents’ home near Pot—i
latch. She is suffering with a.
. sore throat.
Mrs. H, Lanniug drove to Rose— i
dale Sunday where she stayed'
for the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Day and family
drove to Tacoma last weekend to
visit Mrs. Day's sister. Vthn they
were accom— i
panied by Mrs. Day‘s mother. .
Jean Briggs was the weekend
guest of Marceille Craig at Cush-
man.
Last Friday, Mrs. Huson and
children of Tahuya were guests
at Mr. and lVIrs. Les VVyres home.
Miss Esther Carlson was at
the home of her parents on Sun-
Miss Carlson is now em—
ployed in Seattle.
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The first man to make a 200-mile
Labouchcre. a Frenchman, at
Rlicims, France, in 1010. The actual
flying distance was 211.27 miles and
Labouchcre covered it in four hours.
37 minutes and two-fifths of a sec—
0nd. It was a world‘s record.
For ,
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