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Pa e Eighllw II I
N" B‘iztipié’siigfifiaae POTLATCH-ALLYN l
terse-isms. liabilities BONNEVlLLE LINE l
I SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
“.mm a.
Friday, April ,, '
’l‘i) PLANT Miti.iou_ITIiiEl«is IIN
lBusy Battery Buyers
i Bungle Badly, Brother
Zlfil iiilfilill A
placed zit-ones ’i
crnnient men
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i l "a . ..
i :— "‘ 7‘ *‘ . . O. O O O
I ., , , Shelton car owners who rush-l ‘ ’“O”¢”O.
i 3 av . a w w ' w r 1‘ . . ‘.‘ , “5” 3m TREE “mm ‘ ;
ltd in to buy an extra battery,‘1 M
plosive licensing law does not re- . . , ,1 L.) h 3‘; I A . t , '
I I I where I. lfcziring a shortage bungled badly: The Abstract 1
lease a person having Such eX- a. , , " I I' ' . , ~
mum" fangs: 55mm laceording to federal authorities. ; M ITIWI I.
$13332? tiip‘fssiiggsmlliléteisgf ' ‘ ' ' i‘ ‘ .. l .
I j ' , . (flown ZELLERBHCH CORP. I. Some purchased two or threei
' . 2150“ III W V
x, . .. v ‘7 . , 'l t 1" tht'
points out Clare Engexsen. .Bonnewe Power admmstrw. . . .. v (1':
Stairs imitate: asalamiffigisha’fii“1351 Susi“: A L BE
t ex 1 S'ves licensin a em; tion offiCials said recently over; . . I .-
., . ,, I I a .y - . I I l. . .
coun y po 1 - g g ' 180 000 pounds of copper will be‘ . ‘ .'
' - ‘ .. ” the recharged eYery thlrty daIYS- 3" 2-2
IICE‘IlIistiIslarvXfiStshge exglIatiariiiedstag: saved for construction
of trans_ I .I . . ~ . . A battery left Im an mgperativcl ,I ‘I
. mission lines necessary for war lrondll-IOU deteriorates. 000mlngl
Abstract-SD .
“18 purChaS9' possesswn and industries, as a result of permis-
.fMlphllted by merely Standing; -’
useI of explosives, so any person slon granted by the City of Ta- IldlCI I
Loans and ,IIIIS I
havmg exploswes “1 hls Posses‘ coma to Bonneville to utilize part It ,5
both gogd Icommon sense, II II
sion, regardless of how long he of its system in supplying power ‘88 Well
as patriotch “Qt Ito Pur'l' BELL BUlLDiN
has possessed them, is required to Bremerton. Ilchzise a battery until it
IS actu- SHELTONI I I
to secure license from Miss ' The saving will result from the
ally needed, and then to have iti
Engelsen.
elimination of 15.7 miles of 115,-
000-volt transmission line con—
— Struction by the Bonnevme ad’
i
iministration between Potlatch.
‘ and Allyn, Wash., in bringing'
power from the Tacmoa Cush-
‘ man plant to Bremerton. l
THEATRE
Under the agreement Bonnevillei
will build a line from Allyn to
Bremerton. The line will be sup-
plied with power from the Cush-
man plant of the Tacoma city sys-
tem at Allyn, eliminating the.
necessity of construction of a.
.‘ Bonneville line from Allyn to Pot-
latch during the emergency. ‘
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Mon
Discs
4-7?
’ahjflflI/JIII
v
Fri. - Sat, April 34
‘Ma,
America’s biggest little
Bundle of Charm!
Joan' Carroll in
« ‘i 7‘
G Electric energy from the Ta-
LADY” coma plant used by Bonneville in»
supplying Bremerton points will
be replaced in the Tacoma sys-
tem with Columbia river power
over Bonneville’s} Covington-Ta-
coma transmission system. l
School teachers
requested an amide
Skin Diseases, becaus
r ‘ many children go to school
contagious diseases of the skin and infect other children'
All skin diseases are not contagious. Some are causedI .
systemic unbalance. such as acne, some types of eczemfl
welts caused by sensitiveness to protein or pollen, dorm”
caused from plants or chemicals, such as hair dye. furs: ‘
powder and poison ivy.
Infections caused by “pus” organisms, such as erysl,.
siphiles erythematosus, impetigo, ringworm, scabies (0“ .
Edmond O’Brien,.
Ruth Warrick
plus
First Chapter of “GANG
BUSTERS.” Also News and
Cartoon.
Sun. Mon. - Tues:
Matinee Sunday 2:15
At Last it’s on the Screen!
[45}. BOUfl'i’d/‘l‘
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Auxiliary To Help l
Observe ‘Army Day’
April 6th, the 25th anniversaryi
transplant. thousands ofryoung trees from a nursery
erbach firm. The nursery, started in 1934, has been maintained for
. .7. 7H ._.J_.‘
am, the Crown-Zellerbach‘ company Will
ian service and the Crown-Zeli
Carrying outra sustained yield progr
of the entrance of the United maintained at “83" Bay by the int!
i Oyster industry
I I I I I I I I I I I _ are contagious. In a recent study of 609 skin
diseases of.
“H . v, states into the first world Wan the Indian serwce o-y
C..»J.Il—lopklns, senior forest ranger. The corp oration is buying
300,000 trees from the Indian forest serViceInursery dren under 12 yearsI
the following percentages were obtai
e zapIoppin. will be observed as “Ame Day” at Neah Bay where a
sustained yield tract is being cooperatively del vcicped by the pulp and
paper company and lndlan SEY‘ViCC- The 211/2% of the cases were eczema,
Ill/2% ringworm, 10%
starringI throughout the country MrsI Purl tract Will embrace about 60,000
acres of standing and cutover land, with fire protection, truck roads and
other equipment to protect I petigo' 7% scabies, and the balance,
01' 5097‘ were syste
Olson and Johnson and JemisonI National Defense Chair- the growing trees. I
» ~ 7... m.-. fim H» — ~——— —— ~-—~ v —~'-—l or
non-contagious.
Martha Raye man of Fred B. Wivell Unit Aux- I
with Hugh Herbert, Mischa
Auer, Jane Frazee and 30
If you, or any member of your family, has a skin crul’
' Marine Corps Need
liters: ' Paper Company ’Fedeml (30mm
Rad,0 Specialists I or irritation, sIee ygur doctor. Picking. scratching
and 50; ',
. . . . . , z . . , l ing are strong y a vised against. Infection ma be com
Congemos , . anizations in a n s e 1 tr- . i i , l . '4 My, Y
News _ Sports Cartoon 3 gute to the meg tghe 13:3“ 1 l other parts
of the body orspread into the deeper tissues.
II , case ma); require a simple local treatment, it may nice;i
“Many of the women of the ' X-ray, utra-violet, radium, vaccine—or
it may call 0
Auxiliary who heard the call to Plan temic treatment and special diet.
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war come to their husbands and
brothers on April 6, 1917, now SEATTLE *‘ Plans of the
Wed. Thurs.
Two Features
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’ut.
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t t 't ‘ -!
For New Survey! Effective May l .53.
“lfiellfé‘dio°p‘;%2£2‘nsyisls 3:.
y‘ __ ‘ Itween the ages of 17 and 35 in-
Olympia» March 15—~*The Stale Washington-Federal control of‘ Clusive.
Any person who holds or1
'have sons in the armed forces,” Crown Zellerbach Company to
Fisheries Department, using $10,—§lhe nation’s entire supply of wood i
has held an Amateur Radio Op-
said MrSI JemisonI “The anniver_ plant one million seedlings in mg 000
provided by the State Plan— I; pulp becomes effective May 1I Ilerator’s
License, Class A .or B,
sary win have special meaning for Pacific Northwest as part of a 1 hing
Council, has launched a sur- 1 under a war production Board lor a
CommerCial Radio I‘Telegraph
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RICHARD E. GRENBEQGlIVProp"
_. iiiini iiisciiiimis IS THE lllllSl llllPllllllllll- Plilll .iigiii
BUSINESS I!
"filling the Piiblic’ibbut the Doctor" appears‘Weelcl this
George Sanders in
“A DATEuWITH
THE FALGQN’!
with Wendy Byline {nines
Gleason, Allen" Jenkins and
Mona Ma‘vis I
and
Johnie Mack Brown in
:them this year. They will re- “Stained yield Program f0? Slip- '
"03': mtOICiWEleS m" ‘19Clinc 0f the assuming power to
allocate both or Radio Telephone Operator’s
member how unprepared America Plleng CompanY_PaP€F mills am ‘,
I‘ll-“VB IOI-V'mpla QYSter,1ndUStTY- .domestically produced and im-
.Licensc, lst or 2nd class, is cli-
‘ was on that day and how far rapidly progressmgv 3 T “3
illV‘3Stlgr’it10n W111 be made ported pulp to paper mills and 3 gible
for one of two groups now
i
away victory Seemed, and they t1“ the Neah bay district.
‘md‘fil' S'r‘Pm'ViSl-OH 0f Fer Fosgerv other users. ,
being enlisted by all recruiting '
will feel ride in toda is Arm 3. the Olympic peninsula‘s:Fisheries
Department (“FCC 01‘” . , - a ~. u _ stations of the United States
Igwith congidence in it: succesg northwest extremity, which With Dl‘.
\7v_ M. Chapman andISIII'III‘IrI‘f 0:501:15; miefiiiedmfajgg;
Marine CorpSI
.' For an of us the day will re- Denman said the company hacifiiovrl A.
Royal, biologists. ini‘“ ' " *’ pr “’
“FIGHTING
BILL FARGO”
with Fuzzy Knight, Jeanne
Kelly, Kenneth Harlan: and
Nell O’Day '
ALSO NEWS
, call that: ‘We did it before and
_‘ we can do it again’."
Steel is a. vital essential in
modern warfare. Roughly 50 per
cent of the steel used in muni-
tions production can come from
scrap iron.
one “tree farm” in the Noah bay:
district, at the Olympic pcninsu—;
la’s northwest extremity, which‘,
will eventually yield 40.000000;
board feet of lumber a year for,‘
the Port Angeles plant. i
In addition the company isi
planting cut over land around?
Lake Siltcoos in Lane county?
Oregon, and plans other plantings!
. we They will work out of the
bm‘.
Study Pollution
investigators will study the ef-
fect of industrial pollution on pro-
aga‘iion and growing of oysters.
cmc oystcrmcn contend chemical
vastcs "lI'C the main cause for
V
the decline of the native oyster,
pollution laboratory at Gig Har—‘IIIquIrIImentSIH VVPB said Nitric“ .
iiig pulp is used for making ex— ‘ "
lCQl.llt3.bly the available pulp be-
tween competing war and civilian
plosives and military demand is
expected to mount steeply this
"year.
I Pulp imported from Canada,
principal foreign source of sup
Fly, On May 1, will be “frozen”,
in Tillamook county; between thel beds in Olympia—Shelton area.
$3113,gelgfiigogyog'in%u§£0“gggi
Willamette river and. Newport in} The problem of the oyster 111-? among 1
Oregon, and in Pacific and VVah-- amt“, iq (homnlicatcd by the; - "
- .- ,. . v ‘ 1 ‘ l The order affects all types of
kiakum counties in Washington. hack of mm to work the beds, pIIIIp and an
companieSI and re_
lbcvaiiso of the Japanese evacua-
iquires pulp consumers to file'
TREE GROWING INTEREST l “m‘ ‘1' Burton Bowman! preSi'
monthly schedules of their orders
Two Deliveries Daily 11 am. — 4 p'm'
, .. i. .i s
MOUNTS IN PAST YEAR , dent of the Olympia Oys‘er Grow- l ,. . l K
“During the past 18 months] IIIIS PIIIIteCtIVII-I Associaziom de_ .I fo-
the followmg month. These
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. i .e ‘t '11 b ‘1 ext month.
West dCOaStt forest mauIStry has I clarcs the lack of help will ham— ‘
ryzé‘gnguxlers :52; Ere required to I ‘1 s
can"? 0“ W0 lmpresswe PY‘O': )(‘él‘ moving.r of seed
oysters shell- . ' C 0
grams of national as Well as 1,0,1 file reports on consumption and I . ,
, ing the beds to catch the spat,
glonal 1mP0rtanC€yH the announce'land halt repair work on
dikes,lSUpplleS on hand and prOducers
ment stated. “There has becnibmls
5. . are; i. he
I; w and floatg an of I must provide monthly statements 1‘
I I , .Ico >~ t ‘ h' ‘n hed— v 'A
W ' ‘L ' V malkeg' Progress ltnl tree‘gmwlnglwhich should
be done this sum- :fesLIhelr advanced S lppl g SC . . . 2 020 II
Fresh Water. Salt Water. Lake and Stream. Each filings";
1123130033363, Iii: m“ and other Off-seasons~ » On the basis of
informationi r .
"Belfa
._ . . l l I . Beds Not Benefitted . d- VIIt
has its fishing enthusiasts. To- all of you, we say— «gig! 51;; 1;;
gilgngiggggfilsoqnfgog,’ “There Ll solInet IcIIifference 3f mast
§§i§1§§3ve¥¥§3mav§fltex3232. . PLUS “‘9 EASTER EGG “’58
v 13333
. .. .‘ . . 1 " l looinion as o w a arm may e I V t I I. .-.,:
now’s the time to get'out your waders and creel,- march on a
long-range obiectlve- i (is-m the oyster beds by letting , glfggggsfoflg
9:321 . . i ..
nu... . ’ 0f more immediate importance is 1 them lie idle because White
help ' a ortio , f ta .r month] r0_ , . ., - o l . t
to polish up rod and reel. Fishing seasons begun! the record made during
the past I .va not work the bedSIn he said; . d Pt. 2‘ 0b dad d frog th9
, a i C? 5‘
Year and a half in supplying lum— I: “The bass are not benefitth
be_it$ictiirp1rei o e ea c i . DEL MONTE REGULAR OR DRIP I II IKIcrig;
her, timbers and Piling for the i cause all the parasites, like weeds, The
6.1.er officials of the WPB . I I , Souu‘
C v Y E I I ,grow and increase rapidly. It is pulp and p’aper section
saidI is TOILET WILBURfS NO-R‘UB VACUUM PACK T Lilli“
as December 7 thls effort has beenlneccssai'y that they be removed
i .
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ds at least every other I Eggngggggdggr if}; gist VF
lnational defense program. Sincel
steadily stepped up to meet the from the be I r A gill:
' demands of real war. Timber has . n ' l . . . I
I I I . , _ I I I
011 This a trauma R 11 2% Pi- t 3% 'C ‘ '~ “y”
l . ing material. Over 60 per cent of industrlal wastes include Starfish
Ifor S'tfin ent a *iication when {hue 0 S . . . . r I . . . . . . 1.
. . . . . . . .. i
E: ' WeSt Coast lumber Pmducmon is and small boring marine life that l
supply sgirtuafioglp becomes acute ‘ . , . .
qmpmen .. I lnow gomg to war.” Ifeed on the bivalves. in the beds; I —
I I I - .-..:
I. . ~—~—. ——— . ~~—~—-—— v , Small DINNER PEAS. 2 cans
29¢ . k S , Ig H
. I . . , I .II , . I. . . om!
We have brilliant-hued flies to iT,V,A. iShelton Quartet GEt I FRITIT
SALAD 2 cans " ES" p g ' I.. Mel-v
lure the most coqud‘tish trout. v i d Gallup- Rob‘erts DutleS I Class
Electing . . ’~ . """""" " , v ‘ .
53‘
ninety? fallfigalnfea?':3efi$ P Preliminary‘instruction in the,
»__.___ * r' i E cans I '8. Guy I
challenge. We share with you Two hundred seven tons of a I use Iof
Itr‘iIIfanttIry Wgapons isrclIc- RcljasIsII electifinslheld a; Irene .
' ._-rI. :_.I I I I_-' I I‘_ get:
th th 'll of our 3’ rt . . . d i .i Gupylng ‘ e Ime 0 ormer e
1' , ee igh so on recen y resu -, l I I r I I
“,2” "reasoz “.5: so as; “fill? fraget ghgspgfitte ' l
dents. of this' city who reported "ed in the following officers
beingl MINUTE TAPIOCA-m pkgs- 27¢ 6 cans Chet
pletely stocked with every 38 0‘12“;ng mg stag 0:. W’am: l recently
to Camp Roberts for 13 I chosen: , x -I . I I I . . . . Charl
kind of available merchandise. linggor, feport's Leonard Hg}?
\vegfsltbasic training.t1 I d L SEdNIOIEi S—g’resljdellt, CEarl DIJTCH
3 pkgs. 2:11;]
P h f f ' " . , n. .. .e on men recen y aSSigne : urns en; ice
resi ‘en, aro I .
fits! or u" and mm to keep gnagflr‘ .extcfiutwe tagrgnosmft‘fém
to the California Replacement ‘Kneeland; Secretary-treasurer, .I-I waltl
t , Ilsfls 16 mgs e: 11; e Ilv r Training Center include: « Grace Yarr;
Sergeant-at-arms, l ' .. Roy 1
; read 0t Ea “6 P 0 p 3 es C I Robert G. Eager, Potlatch Rte, Louis
Woolsey; Board of Con— i . , Ralpl
Dclicately balanced, resilient c011; lie ‘2 10 t d for th trial of l
Lewis D. Sergeant, Rte. 2. Capitol ,,ti’ol representative, Ray Trotter. .
. ' ,I R. R.
rods riced as low as a m“. .50 ‘C 0 , "e l _ . Hill, William F.
Weeks, 523 No. i JUNIORS—PresidentII Art Tron! . . . I II . A” I
p lth fertili"er weie tho~e farms i.
I gnh II _11 b 1 ed NOV)“ First St, and Laurel V. Nelson, tei'; Vice
President, Bill Chase; ‘ I « I. W.IC
‘ 1" :laa ‘1 Waes Walla c “:6”: ‘223 GFOVG St-
lSecretary-treasurer; Nita King; , . C,rm
lfiégsrtgélgt’gglfnthe bainygid ‘fertiE ————
Serge‘ant-at-arms, Dick Fitchitt; ., . . . I I I
izer. Bert Rau is cooperating in! Kitsap county farmers are par-
lfigircljafidngontml representauve: I II I II I . ILIiyod
We call your special attention lthe five year program in Mason ticipating
in scrap iron collection SOPHOMdRES Pr .d t '9 ‘ v :' Henri
to our lot of reels . . . many County. drives with the material gather—
Norm Tem leI Vi; Prgzidggt’ II . ,l I Lyle
one of a kind models no longer ” This phosphate is a new pro— ed
brought to a central pomt and ‘ Violet Johnpsm’r Secretary_treas_’
‘ I I ;‘.~ I v ,, I r I RI F
being manufactured. Make cess material made by the use of; sold as. a
community enterprise. lurer Bennetta :Jam SI Ser eant_ 2IIle Aug Lowest
Marketpnce I II HI R
your selection for the season— electricity instead of the usual The
proceeds are being used to atI'IIIlmS Jack Kafiniowskig and .
------------ -- _I I I I I I , I I . ., I ,CI C
, ,. , acid method. The tests are being purchaSe medical supplies for Iem-
Board of Control re resent'ative GRAHAMS .... .. Z-le. 33¢ I . '
I AI L
from up to 1made to determine its value with Gl‘gency use In the
communltles Chet Evans p ' Beef II . “Franc
q ' a i the view in mind of developing. l participating in the
collection. ' I .. I I I I , I . Georg
i one of the» largest phosphate de-I W "" “"" ‘
. a II I Art I
l I jposits in the United-States. This 3, '= ~ I -. _ I I ,. v Fran]
gggzglingoggscreelv 3“ deposit is in Idaho and with the " LARGE l I
:,. ., , , I I I
. — Grand-Coulee power, makes a ‘ . II I ‘ . \
.. valuable source of fertilizer. . > ~. I I- I a
from 75¢ up . Grapefruit - 12 for 39¢ Bacon . . ill.
iNaval Reserve Wants I ‘ Shopping Bag ‘ ' II , By the
PieceL_lia‘lf or whole '
Hfand sfittginsz’falgofinjff: ‘ Firemen, Err-Firemen Oranges
Fresh' Ground I I
0 me In ) ' " ” ‘~ '— ‘ ' ‘ . v . ' a o o o
o o u o a . ,1 “I
Firemen and former firemen " For- “reel” pleIaSUre and Ia record
IbreakIIng catch. see I I I I I I I lb. .I
w n r th Naval Reserve ' our line of bait and fishing supplies. With
equipment '. II ,.I I . I,
’gret {11‘ t3?» J'y ‘ 8t t “ f‘ like ours you’ll catch the
ones others let get away' 600"”9 p k
- , or rainin as ins rucors in ire L I _ - . We pm. A I , ,
Spillllel’s 10¢ up liighting' technique. Men accepted What Petter
way is there *° ’6'“ th?" t° 9° “5””? 6-1bs S _. ,
. , 95¢? ~< Vl
lwould'b‘e sent to Boston for in— i _;‘ Comein today. and get
a“ Your supplies here- ' ' ' ' r e . . . . . . . . . a .
Tackle Boxes" up structién under men who studied -'
fire fighting in England, then re- l.
lturned to Bremerton instruc- II
I; tors in‘ a new fire fighting school. l
l
. . . .Fish.Lines" ____ _. 10¢ up
, Boxes .... .. 20¢ “P
Reels. . 1.50" to $1.2
SALMON
Eggs 30¢up
Fresh shipment
Tomatoes ~ 2-1bso» 25? Home Hams lb; 29¢ H- L-
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I District 1.0.0.141. I i. a
BUY Your: IIIIIUNTINIG Ann FISHING l MeetEIEES Saturday:
l Shelton 1.0.0.17. will ‘be hosts; I;
NEW Spuds . I _ I I I
Fresh Asparagus, Turnips and Beets ' . . ,. ‘- ' ‘ {v ‘
DAFFODlL FLOWERS '
' ' h‘ V
l to a district Odd Fellows meeting Full line of M {Fig EqupmentI
here Saturday, APY11‘4v ’at eight!
‘
o‘clock in Odd Fellows Hall. l ’; ' I
An entertainment program with I ‘: I L l
’refreshments has been planned. l ._ I I . 4.
Grand Master W. M.‘Buckmaster l .I. We Have the items "for Home
Protection Week
will be present.
van!“ Co‘rfiplét’é‘ D'e‘pél‘tment Store I VVe,V8 got
Axis to grindI Buy
I Defense Bonds and Stamps.