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' AIR MEDAL AWARDED
SOFVICB NBVVS TO SHELTON FLYER
Somewhere in New Guinea,
DR. NORVOLD ‘ June 28»~~Lieutenant General Geo.
IN MINNESOTA C. Kenney. cammander of Allied
HOME ON LEAVE
Sam Wilson, A/S, was home on
‘leave last week.
SAM WILSON I
l
l
dentist, is now stationed at Wold lhas awarded the Air Medal to
i Chamberlain Air Base, Minneap- lFirst Lieutenant Donald C.Weeks,
: olis, Minn. His family recently Shelton. The award was for “mer-
Went back to live with him. Mrs. itorious achievement" while par-
lNorvold’s mother, Mrs. Ethel ticipating in flight missions in
iFlatner accompanied them back the Southwest Pacific during
lfor a Visit. She returned last which hostile contact was “prob—
able and expected.”
JOHN A. HOGG
(Mayor of Vancouver, Wash.)
Candidate for
UNITED STATES
SENATOR
Re-elect . . .
Pearl A. WANAMAKER
STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
[Non-Partisan]
' COMPETENT and EXPERIENCED
Retain: LEADERSHIP
‘A’Rfl-‘fOfiNlZED 154-0512;,
' i
4' :U T-GOVERNOR
REPUBLIC/Mil
OCOMMON SENSE IN GOV—
ERNMENT IS HIS SLOGAN. ,
IT WORKS IN THE CITY OF
VANCOUVER -— WHY NOT
TRY IT OUT IN WASHING-
TON, D. C.?
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
for the 095cc of
LIEUTENANT
GOVERNOR,
B. .l. DAHI.
State Senator _
Stevens and Pend OreIIle
Counties
? . EXPERIENCED
OMayor Hogg has seen Von-
couver and vicinity quadruple
in population in the lost two
years.
0 Mayor Hogg knows the cost
and problems of local govern-
ment in peace time and in
war.
0 Mayor Hogg has helped solve
many problems of schools,
child care and juvenile safety.
IN STATE GOVERNMENT
0 He knows the hard struggle lo—
cal farmers have had to keep
food and milk coming to his
city.
0 He knows the intricate prob-
lems of industry and labor, be-
ing himself a cost accountant.
Mrs. RIITH
PYIITT
Republican Candidate for
l
% State
, Representatlve
l 24th Legislative Dist
Jefferson — Mason Clallam
0 He believes we have sufficient
resources, initiative and abil—
ity to provide work for all.
0 He knows the anxiety of hav-
ing boys in the armed service
and will demand a permanent
peace.
0 He has been elected six times
to city office, thrice without
opposition—never defeated.
VOTE FOR
MAYOR HOGG
FOR SENATOR
(Adv. paid for by Hogg for Senator
Committee)
Your Vote and Support will
be Appreciated
DEMOCRAT
STATE SENATOR
24th District
Experience Counts in the Legislature
The post-war program will be drawn up by the 1945
Lt. R. W. Norvold, former local i Forces in the Southwest Pacific, ,
SHELTON-MASOLCOUNTY JOURNAL
JIM McCOMB
RECEIVES . WINGS
James Herman McComb, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Homer A. McComb
10f 211 R. R. Ave., received his
lSilVCl‘ wings June 27 when he
graduated as a second lieutenant
ifrom Marfa Army Air Field, an
advanced two-engine pilot school
of the AAF Training Command
at Marfa, Texas, it was announced
by Col. A. J. Kerwin Malone,
commanding officer.
The new pilot, a resident of
Shelton, completed a course in
training in twin-engine aircraft.
He was assigned to the Texas
field from Merced Basic Flying
School, Merced, Calif.
He is a graduate of Shelton
high school and was very promi-
nent in athletics there.
GORDON DICKINSON
IN MERCHANT MARINE
Kings Point, N. Y.—-Cadet-Mid-
shipman Gordon Richard Dickin-
son, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Her-
Ibert R. Dickinson, of Hoodsport,
has just graduated from the Uni-
ted States Merchant Marine Aca-
demy, Kings Point, N. Y., and will
go on active duty with the Mer—
chant Marine as a third officer
‘with the rank of Ensign inactive
in the Naval Reserve.
Dickinson, who is a. high school
graduate, received his preliminary i
training at the United States Mer- '
chant Marine Cadet Basic School .
at San Mateo, Calif., following '.
which he spent five months at -
sea as a deck Cadet-Midshipman
aboard merchant ships. He has
just completed nine months ad-
vanced training at the United
States Merchant Marine
est unit of the Cadet Corps.
FLETCHER VANDERWAL
NOW IN INDIA
Air Transport Command Base,
India —— Fletcher W. Vanderwal,
son of Mr. Carl Vanderwal of
Pollock, S. Dakota, has been pro-
.moted from Sgt. to S/Sgt., it has
been announced by his command-
ing officer.
l He has been in the army since
iNovember, 24, 1942, and is an
assistant shop foreman. In civil-
ian life he was a mechanic. His
wife is living at Shelton, 911 East
Cascade.
He has been in the China-Bur-
ma-India theater since Otcober,
1943, serving with the India-China
Wing of the Air Transport Com-
mand. This is the U. S. Army Air
Forces unit which operates the
famed United Nations aerial sup-
ply route to China over the Him-
alaya mountains of North Burma,
flying giant transport airplanes
ion an around the clock basis.
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SUPREME .COURT JUDGE
JOSEPH A._
MALLEY
FOR
us-
SENAT
REPUBLI
PAID ADV 13.;
session
of the State Legislature. Dr. BlaCk has had the experience
to get the 24th District its fair share of projects to take care
of unemployment during the post-war readjustment
(This ad paid for by friends of Donald Black, M. D.)
period.
Aca— .
demy, Kings Point, N. Y., larg-l
.._...._
. Just Arrivedll
FOR MID-SUMMER WEAR
One Group
Sheer Georgiana Frocks
Size 14 to 44
7.90 ,0 19.75 '
We Still have a Good Selection of
Farmerettes
2.49 to i 2.79
in Copen and Navy
CLEARANCE
BETTER DRESSES
,SHORTIES WOOL COATS
SUMMER SLACK SUITS
25% OFF
O.P.A.
ODD
LOT
RELEASE
Ration Free
July 10 through
July 29
Limited Quantity
MEN’S and WOMEN’S
DRESS
SHOES
25% Off
Regular Prices
WIDE TOP DESKS
WALNUT AND MAPLE
$16.50
. Ideal for Home or Office
With Four Drawers . .
CHESTS OF DRAWERS.
Well Made, Nicely Finished
FourDrawer $17.95
F‘iveDrawer..................$19.50
DRESSER BASES
lN-WALNUT AND MAPLE
$18.95
NIGHT STANDS .......................... .. $7.95
BEDS, SINGLE AND STANDARDS .... ............ .. $16.50
BEFBlG-O-MASTEB
Keep 0“ Backing the Attack
BUY WAR BONDS 5th WAR LOAN
Lt
., ‘
Thursdeyiflly 6"
VERN ROBER'
” IN ACTION
was received y
‘ rePort that Avon
‘ -S. Army, S(
, Johnson, has b
" g in action
Further details
=e at press time
#SON COUNT
NEW GUINI
.er from Bill Mt
ahNew Guinea r
the? Mason cc
. ,1 9 same outfit
1' follows:
} Friends: In on
, .ldfba of wha‘
'i Is, in the las
Joyed the good
, I'ee more boys :
. he
jungle of Ni
,“Iakes life a l
' 9' especially WI
9 evenings at
, ddays at home.
°Wn here has
I that its best it
the States.
, ' Paul Armst
‘ JaCkson and r.
e115911 is well I
. thls corner of
y» Bill Mallows
, HOYLE
‘I ENGLAND
Lt. Robert w.
' ,I. and Mrs. A.
. 31,011, is now ov
tomlpated in a i
. bridge the go
.111 the states
v 1 an active
,done of the A
“stations knov
ts 2nd Lt. I
Processed by
rtS who ma]
Was well fitte
. ed to him.
3“ station wi
L hfich America's
9 off to smas?
‘ hIne.
. [entering the
gyed as a ray
ayonier Incor
' HALL
,' ES
(:03 the Uniti
WYPS as his bra
v when inducted
' ces this week,
. 0W a Marine
Hall is the Si
sfiall of Sheltr
helton high 5
erly employed
' Navy Yards
" Lorrz
PACIFIC
'-* um Lditz hz
her husband,
Saying that
the Army
.4. e in the Soul
SCHUMACHI
ST WEEK
on Schuma<
l11y 2 on furli
gnepfland WW IN NEW ARRIVALS ,1...
_-Bere he visiti
. r . Schumache:
A- E. Dohertj
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, “11 P. Jensei
’ Tenn, after a
‘parents, Mr.
en
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up? of Josie L:
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f‘éalzures hor
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