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SON .CQIJNTY JOURNAL‘
"Didk Law In Toils
For Income Taxes
Dick Law, former Grays Har-
bor CIO leader who was much in .
the news in 1937, is in the toils
of the internal revenue bureau, I
charged with failing to report I
$6,500 income alleged to have I
been paid by lumber concerns to|
prevont strikes to hamper indus-
try in that district. The charge is
denied, and the tax board has the
question of which side to believe
in making its decision, the friends
of Law or the agents who claim
to have passed the money.
BY SOAKING wooo m UREA
AND HEATING IT TO 2I2.
creases F, you CAN KNEAD
[Til/(E PUTTYn-u DISCOVERIES
LIKE THIS MAY REVOLUTIONIZE
THE WOODWORKING IN DUSTRX
AND WILL MAKE IT POSSIBLE
To paoouca mousmos or
NEW ARTICLEG OF WOOD.
AMERICA's omy REPLACEABLE
MAJOR NATURAL RESOURCE
AfiAWIdAMMiI;
out A V
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WIRING Is REQUIRED FOR AN
AMERICAN FOUR-MOTORED BOMBER!
THE AVERAGE U.5. HOUSE CONTAINS
BUT ABOUT 700 FEET OF
SINCE-PEARL HARBOR we us.
HA6 'APPRoPRIATED I48 mum/vs
OF DOLLARS FOR WAR-“NEARLY
TWICE THE TOTAL FOR ALL THE
OTHER WARS IN OUR HISTORY/ ,
HOME FIRES
Are Caused by Efforts to
Farmers Advised
. I
mean Clomes at Home t Mason County farmers are ad-
happens Every Dayl.
to purchase seed for fall seedings
immediately. Although some of
the vetch and grain seed used
ihere is produced in the county
Imuch of it is brought in from
, other areas.
Do It SAFELY by sendmg I Washington, Idaho, and Califor—
Enia are sending a steady stream
lof winter legume seed to the
iSouth. Current figures show that
12114,. million pounds have been
lshipped, with millions more on its
!way. Included in the shipments
iare 1912 million pounds of Aus-
Itrian Winter peas, over a half
:million pounds of hairy vetch and
1“ million pounds of rye grass.
IT CAN HAPPEN TO YOU
your Dry Cleaning to
QUALITY
CLEANERS
Phone 208 Horn Bldg.
*;2
J ournal' Want-Ads—phone 100
Guard Your Home Against Fire with
SAFE WIRING
Don't expose your home,
ones and
uncxpert
your dear
your valuables to fire by careless or
wiring ~
HAVE YOUR \VIRING CHECKED,
MAKE YOUR HOME SAFE
Hzfvo wall plugs installed at convenient places
and eliminate dangerous, unsightly extensions.
Information and Estimates Gladly Supplied
SHELTON ELECTRIC co. -
Govey Building
B. W. Soper, Prop; ' Phone 154-W "
Fight Fire. at. Its ;.
Source—by
Prevention!
In short—keep chimneys, stoves and
furnaces clean. Empty ashes into
metal containers. Don’t “store” rags
saturated with paint and oil. Discon-
nect electrical applicances when not
in.use. Don’t.,use inflammable fluids.
Don't accumulate rubbish—salvage it.
And to protect against loss by fires
caused by others, be insured . . .
M. C. (NEIL) ZINTHEO
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
Phones: office 157 — Residence 183—W
TITLE INSURANCE BUILDING
vised by County Agent Okerstrom,
SgNewsy Events At
To Purchase Seedl Hoodsport T old
1 By Correspondent
, By Doris Smile
I Hoodsport, Sept. 30w Mr. and
,Mrs. Pickering entertained his
Sunday School class on Friday
grefreshments were the order of
the evening.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Vic Spooner of
Tacoma. visited Mrs. La Soie one
iday last week.
The picnic held at Mrs. Lin-
sootts last Thursday Was well at—
tended by both the Junior and Sen—
.ior Women's Clubs.
‘ Mrs. Swart spent a week in
Port Townsend visiting her bro—
ther Harry Hurd and family and;
I other relatives.
Miss Maxine Bitney left Fri—
day to attend the College of Puget
Sound.
Mrs. Hembury’s mother and fa—
ther, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. DeWitt
of Bellevue, were guests for the
'week end.
Mr. Lunt’s sister, Emma Peter-
‘Ison, of Couer d’Alene. Idaho, is
,here for an indefinite stay.
: John Allard is back on the can-
;al for a time, visiting his bro-
i ther Pete Allard.
night at their home. Games and‘
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, I IHarstine Island
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W/ml‘ la in an code 1 News BreVlt‘eSv
I By Mrs. Earl IIa-rriman 31h?
I Harstine Island, Sept. 2i
. lceived too late for last week;
iSeveral from the island {it‘tclldi‘di'jng to word received from
the
ithe wedding reception at the : Presidm
IGF'am $911901 house Sl‘nddy eve'lArmy Signal Corps needs thous-I
Know the telephone number of the Fire Department lnlng honoring MF- 311d
Stan" i ands of radio mechanics and of—l
and the location of the nearest Fire Alarm Box. In Elcy smith- Those
attending were i furs this opportunity for men to
case of fire, first call the Fire Department and get iMTS- Alice White and
W30 Uaifl‘gh A,
everyone out of the house with as many valuables tC‘T-‘S Geraldine
311d Shll‘IE‘yI M i
they can carry. Be sure and give exact location of fire ,Eal’l
Harl'lman‘ Ema daughter 1‘4 I ,II‘
in your report to the Department. If turning in alarm thI JOhn J-
«101111503 and_1“”-’ 5‘31“; ‘ corps: reserve and be assigned
to
from alarm box, wait there until Firemen arrive in order ELF/Ste? 311d
Jo'flhny, M‘SS Em”! ; this class. The course runs three,
to direct them to the fire. XWHEOHTind Missfpalliim Hx‘t‘m“ lilollthS
and pays $85 per monthi
,‘ H I 7 r W.) W. icoc . c recep ion ‘wount.
c Imeiy home should have a fll‘t, extinguisher. Arter [with escorting.
the new”, weds,
calling the department, close all V‘I'llldOWS and doors ithrouqh
Shelton f 11 “lived qua Hts
to offfldra‘ffits. and play the contents of extinguisher I Mr; Lillian
hmsbury of FOX, 'q‘ ‘1u“1 1 e
‘1‘ fine or ‘m‘ts‘ ' 1 Island is spending several days“,
If the garden hose is handy, connect it up and direct at the W”, A,
Hitchcock home, Ig‘Phoolq at Chehalis
the water with full force at base of flames. i Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thompson of
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' If you do not have an extinguisher and garden hose Olympia and MR and
MY’S- Edi —v__L-____
is not handy, beat the fire out with a broom or an lLynch of Aberdeen, were
on the ‘
old woolen rug: get the sack of flour or can of baking ‘ISIand Sllnday
100k1n¥_0V'01‘ then" i 1‘1")!“ Medford. Oregon
soda and dash it on the flames. Take a good aim I01d P1306 down at
P‘O‘ifit “31501.1- I t I. V M f M df d Or ‘
If fire breaks out at night and you are caught in lags Télgntqgifilerwi:
tles‘gggutlg‘gt 0' “:1 M 0 e or 8“
your room look for a hallway or a space to some 'fimt gage to
Hamtmo‘igmnd EMK
éfltt,“'E}Ch_ff19“1-‘>t’ filé‘idflw‘fthd 53$”.
Opefn 380,909; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Corliss oflweek for a few days-
F‘iu,‘9u°‘y “n. Jug .a 0 ‘m 0 your 00 ab‘lms .Shelton spent
Sunday on the. is-} ._..,
it. he a wet towel over your mouth and nose, then land viqiting friendq
cran on your hands and knees to the exit with your i M'l. 21nd MrS
Walter Scott and!
race as near the floor as you can hold it. son Ralph am'i daughter'
Grace, i
It escape is not poss1ble as just suggested, make a spent several days
last Week in I {,-
i‘ope out of bed sheets. tie it firmly to‘ the bed and ‘Seattle on
business and visiting. ; ‘71 Ag
let your self drop down through the window. , The Ladies Club met last
Thurs—I .'
If you do not have time to make the rope, throw the ~day at the home 0f
MY'S- Karthgrmte
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bed mattress and pillows out the window and jump I
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on them.
If your clothing is ignited, do not run. That fans the
flames and causes them to burn faster. Lie down and
roll if out of doors. If in the house,
end of the big rug and, keeping your head out at the
end, roll quickly and tightly up in it.
Above everything else—Keep Your Head—
Think Clearly—Act Quickly!
W’ingert. with Mrs. lsther
sch as joint'hostess. Twelve mem-
ibers were. present and two visiw
ltors. The next meeting will
lie down on one lst.
, The Harriman home is gctting‘
{a coat of paint this nice weather“
{done by Mrs. Harriman. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McMan-;
Homey PhiloSophy,
Humor Entertains
Kiwanians Tuesday:
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The Kiwanis Club had an en—I
. tertaining half hour Tuesday with
Clark Oberlies, a retired business]
man from Nebraska, who has;
chosen to live in Tacoma and take :
an active part in its civic and!
Iwartime activities. His talk was;
in a more or less humorous vein;
spiced with homey truths and anl
inspiration to carry on and make5
the best of all opportunities af—I
forded to the individual to selll
himself and his community. 1
He urged that interest should!
not be lost in education of youthf
in spite of war trends, even if thci
I Mrs- T- 13- smith and Mrs- K,i1' loriginal three R’s have now
turn-i
[by Spent several days at Stall“ Ied to Romance, Rent and Rheum-l
I casc. .
Mr. and Mrs. Allie Saeger of
,Shelton were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ahl.
2 Mr. and Mrs. Will Lunt spent
tthe week end in Tacoma.
I Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Toner of
gPort Townsend, called on Hugh
5‘ Wolcott Tuesday. Hugh is staying
Iwith his grandmother, Mrs. Swart
Ifor a few days recovering from
ithe flu.
; Bill McComb of the Hamma
,fHamma Suppression Crew went
; home to Shelton until he recovers
~lfrom the flu.
Mrs. R. Nelson and son War-
I ren of Seattle, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Ahl. ‘
5 Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Johnson
,of. Everett have been visiting the
i Rodgbergs of Potlatch. Mrs. Rodg-
: berg and Mrs. Johnson are sisters.
at Mrs. Dan Monroe’s last Wed-
nesday. Lillian Norvold, from
Shelton, spoke on Home Nutrition
and Meal Planning.
Norman Phillips of Beacon
Point enlisted in the Coast Guard.
son entertained for Mr. and Mrs.
Phillips. Their guests Were Mr.
land Mrs. Phillips and Mr. and
gMrs. Leo Johnson of Hoodsport.
‘ Ray Peterson has .been home
for a short visit from Geiger
Field, Spokane.
Mrs. LaSoie tells of her son,
Sgt. Joe LaSoie, and Miss Doris
I Rankin of Ellensburg, being mar-
ried September 5 at the Post Cha-
4 pel at Camp Roberts, Calif.
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} Local 38 Sending 3
Delegates To Confab
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I Local 38, I.W.A., will be repre-
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sented by three delegates at the
International convention to be
held in Spokane next week, all
3three going under instructions
from the -local to vote on all
lineasures with the primary view
10f doing everything possible to-
‘ win the war.
Business Agent Charles Sav-
age, Keith Campbell and W. S.
Rawding are the delegates from
Local 38. Offices of Local 38 in
the Labor Temple here will be
. day, October 12, as the convention
is expected to continue through-
out the full week. v
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gnounced. not reopening until Mon-
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!Sunday night Mr. and Mrs. Stet-l
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The Young Women’s Club metr
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closed all next week, Savage an-l
atism and the individual may ‘
come out at the small end of the.
horn, but this is the end one:
blows.
Neither the circumstances of‘
birth or wealth is measure of the;
individual’s value to his comniun--'
ity, but his push and enthusiasm
for all worthwhile purposes, sell—
ing himself and co-operating with
a smile, forgetting his handicaps
and cutting out the worries. He
pointed out in closing'that no per-
sons, animals or things in all the
world are exactly identical, but
that human qualities of cheer and l
kindness can be cultivated in sell—
ing the individual to his corn—
munity benefit and his own profit.
Episcopal Church
Resumes Schedule ?
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The local Episcopal congrega-
tion, St. David's Church, has rc-j
sumed its regular fall and winter"
schedule of services under the
leadership of a new rector. The
Rev. Doctor Frederick A. Schill-
ing, who is also rector of St.
John‘s Episcopal Church, Olympia,
has come to the Diocese of Olym- l
pia from the Eastern part of the}
state where he was in charge 01'
the Episcopal churches in Pros-
ser, Kennewick and Pasco. While
leading those churches into a con-
siderable enlargement in mem-
bership and financial strength, heI
was widely known in the commun-
ities for his civic and general pub- l
he activities. He was a mcmbfl:
of Kiwanis and is a member of
the Masonic lodge. He has had
unusually wide experience in EU-
ropean travel and educational
lines such as secondary and c0!-
I05 by the Bureau of Dairy In-
legiate teaching and administra-
tion. He is a graduate of the uni-
versit'ies of Nebraska and Pennsyl-
vania, from the latter of which I10
has the degree of Doctor of Phil- I
osophy.
The Episcopal services are stillI .
being conducted in the Memorial
Hall at 7:30 Sunday evenings-
The public is welcome to attend
these services. The women of the
congregation are organized in fl
guild which meets once a month.
They welcome into their member- I
ship and meetings friends WHO
would like to participate in the
social and church activities of this
organization.
_..4—-
Don’t Try Cleaning
Clothes At Home
Home cleaning solvents are
all
Don’t take chances
nearly highly inflam-
mable.
. . . send your cleaning to us.
emy and young son of Aberdeen,,
were callers at the home of Min.I
4-H Fair Attracts
Good Attendance
From Grapeview
Grapeview, Sept. 29FThere was
a large and interested audiencei
at the school house on Saturday,
evening to listen to the 4-H Club
program and see the exhibits they!
had gathered from the neighbor-I
hood. The demonstrations put on|
by members was particularly'
good. A film, “Sand in the Gears",
was sent by Mrs. Davidson, who
could not attend, and shown by
Mr. Okerstrom. He spoke on the
4-H work. The next meeting ofl
the club will be at the schoolhouse I
at 4:30 on Tuesday, October 6. ’
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Nilson‘
spent Saturday with Mr. J. B»
Cong. Smith Expresses :
Appreciation Of Vote!
Washington, D. 0., Sept. 17 ——I
Expressing appreciation to the]
voters of Southwest Washington,
for his victory in the primary el-|
month, Congressman Martin F.
Smith today sends the following:
“It now appears likely that
Congress will act promptly on the
tion and price—fixing legislationl
In that event I will be able to}
come home and inspect all thel
Federal and war projects in our
Southwest Washington district
and visit our communities.”
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[with most of the painting beingi
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Signal Corps office in Portland, 9
gon. were guests at the home ofi
and Mrs. A. L. Huerby last;
E New Army Radio Class
! Opening At Chehalis
l the Chehalis schools, sponsored by
(““iCm'ps, is opening a third class the
i latter part of this month, accord—
' l secure this training before going‘
'iniio military service. Men in ].-A .
sification may join the signali
up I while in training. Opportunity for I
advanced training is also open to
Further information may be ob- l
Iincd from the superintendent of,
Mrs. Clara Dudley and daugh-i
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The Radio Training program in |
United States Army Signal 1,
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at San Francisco.
The .
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Luck
Insure,
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Youimay think ,
born lucky, but In“ f
mori'ow your home
destroyed by FIR?
CHECK UP ON:
FIRE PROTEG
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ection and voicing the hope he} ..
:will be able to return home next': 7
President’s request for anti—infla-l I
2‘.
In Time of War
Time of
Peace——the Fire—
men of our City
Stand Ready to
Destruc-
tion and Suffer-
ing.
Fight
Unsung heroes of the clanging red truck, day
and night these men are on the alert—ready
to plunge through fire and smoke—to climb
sky-reaching ladders—to save lives. To their
rigorous training have been added new les-
sons in combating fire caused by incendiary
bombs—because this
is war, and our fire
fighters must be prepared for every eventu-
ality.
When you do your share ahd prepare your
home or office for fire prevention, you safe-
guard your life—your
family—your property
~—and you may help
to save the life of a
fireman! ,
WEINEL-OLSTEAD AGENCY
GENERAL INSURANCE
Johnson. Vincent and his older , ‘__ __“__V
brother, Linder, formerly lived i I
here and attended school.
Both:
are employed at Boeing’s. i
Miss Murray is visiting Mrs. W. I
O. Eckert for a few days.
The Community Club meets at;
the school house on Wednesday,‘
October 7, at 1:30. All the women.
of the community are urged to at- I
tend.
Traffic is now going over the
new fill which replaced the oldl
bridge at Detroit Cove. It is a;
great improvement over the
bridge with nails to catch unwary!
tires. l
Washington Cows High
In Butterfat Average
Washington again ranks high
in butterfat production per cow,
according to a report just releas-
dustry, state County Agent Oker-
strom. Although led by Montana
with 364 pounds per cow, that
state had only 1729 cows on test
as compared to 13,062 for this
state. Also Nebraska with only
2370 cows tied Washington state
With 360 pounds fat per cow.
Each year for the past number
Of 'years cows in Washington state
dairy herd improvement associa-
tions have shown a steady in-
crease in production and have
been considerably above the na—I
tional average.
WEEK
STOP FIRE,
DON’T CLEAN
YOUR CLOTHES
AT HOME
A
Don‘t take chances with
fire by dry cleaning at
A
home.
danger of explosives and
Be safe and avoid
.painful burns by sending
all your cleaning to our
modern plant.
MASON COUNTY
STEAM LAUNDRY
& DRY CLEANERS '
Phone 88
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Suppose your home werB‘fm- ’3
in this pictUre‘ ‘
. . . you’d want nothing so much as plenty of dependable insurancg‘ I
. Well, prompt payment of‘every ’just claim is character
capital stock company insurance. Its, record over the years '1 ,.
through conflagrations and catastrophes . . . justifies the 1363069, 1
mind you enjoy.
Besides, it provides‘national leadership in reducingthe
and extent of fires. ' ‘
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That is our kind of insurance service, Lotus protectyour V
3furnishings, business, automobile and other possessions .
a dependable, economical capital stock company insurance.
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