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WW' SmION-MASON COUNTY JOURNA§ ‘ ‘
ThursdayLOctob‘en 19, ‘
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“'ith Parents TU Montana _ l lnotice in various book reViews. at
Rau’s honoring Mr. and Mrs. and pleasure. I _y)
~‘ ~ ~ v . n, 1 y- 3113- W~ A- WltSlel'S 10“ FT“ '. .
Pc'ToAs The sale of a former congress- Charles Lewis and Mr. and
Mrs. ..
Mis. Gilbert Oswald, net Jan 1 t . .t l t. t T, l t
, Louise Allan, and son arrivedlast C35" 0 “SL' m a’lv‘zs
3‘ m3" (Continued from page one) ' ‘1 man's home at
“Little Hoquiam" Ed Dalby. . I « #1 er Gi‘
i=- Saturday to make their home with Mont in It Grange Meeting HOOd
(2111211 on _th€,imtlppex' {0&2}: J13}: “13E: 21m; (13m.
Orgy}: i31eiilin§§ri i f Fine
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. 1300- In Victoria new . t Shelton Valley, Oct.
17 Thel With the parade of the red hat ytnm‘ e lepo . 3.111 t I G.
1.” 19" ,an‘ .U- I“ ,‘ 35; ‘ i drew Ta,
crt H All 1 f r ti v d 'tio blmnSOlShIP 0f 3 BOV SCOU . . ._ . , . son
has been quite i t e pas . 121 min Skene of Gig, Halb01,\lS
all 9 m ma n‘ M1" and Mrs' Charles R' Law’s troo on
Hillcrest by Bordeaux Change W111 how the” regulal brigade on local
huntsmen' MI“ l two weeks and confined to a hos- itors on the Canal
last Tuesdav ‘ ‘ ‘ ShOt his
M19 oswald— 15 1mm .PlttSburghv ‘spent several days in Victoria last
P_TPA 'was pregénted for cons7d_ meeting this Thursday night, 00-
Frank Baughn brought in a nice ‘ pit,“ and’hiq local friendq hoping
DI. Bellinge'r N in Charge “10' i 'tener in U
Pie; {hisbandgEnsdignt gisu’aild, 1week, celebrating their 30:11 wella
efati'gm' Followi'ng pro and 6011 tobIer 1%, Plalign to
bedthere. d two pointer from the. vicinity of rm: 3 Spéed", return
to’ héalth T ’B (fiat?) hogpital a? Fugené ‘ v. ting fast w
l- i 13 S 10m? 3' (“M‘- ding anniversary. v . ,- - ~ 1V 1‘s.
111. aumgal' 1181' an 3011 1 Camp 3. Steak again, and no ‘. .. _
. ' '. . i ,. . ‘2 i d Chav
_ w, Utreiilcleitbvgti?13:51:15: Bi“ and M1" and Mrs’ Frank
wan' I pOintS! bafitf‘s‘oc‘elggifgtfidsaftng
Igllnlllxlelt'lugt hem Ul‘wymg‘ J Inland ~ 863
‘ 1 {‘35 t0 llamep‘a commitmé tokim’ers' dEelil,’
OfF.Shelton' were. Visitorslfg . .Mrs' seymm' Hunt has been
v.15‘ ,' Alderbrook last Monday evening, ' Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn
Abrams ri0r Cour
tigate possibilities and report ,0 ‘1: arm ope (“8ng ‘1”
lltlllg h?" bmmer and .SISter‘W‘ followed by a. pleasant social
eve- and children spent several enjoy- ' »‘ fine w
. back before definite action should “ee ’ 13V”! M" and, Mrs:
Merr‘t Styalk- ning, Shelton being well repre- able days in Seattle last
week . _' must pa
iv . be taken. The annual Grange “Booster ’A IPCky fIShemlanv M13
Véj‘m sented. visiting relatives.
n 1 Those who have been asked to Night" held here saturdayi was
Gifford: brought "1 Several fine: Mr. and Mrs. John Catto of“ Mr.
and Mrs. Don Walker re-‘
a success from every viewpoint,
IKing and silvers and was gener-
from card playing, a. snappy pro-
. . , Shelton on the Canal one nightiturned from a trip to the. city
ous With his friends and neigh-
serve on the committee are Earl . A . .
dinner where they combined busmess I.
. - . last Week and h sting a.
JOIdan' Cljafmign' E‘ttB' $111381”— gram of vocal and
instrumental bOI'S- Irrvqwnfiw—vewe-ji-wwflww— r—r m #wwwwmr-w
W~~—~—
son, Fraiims' acie . l 1am numbers, readings, group singing Mr, and
Mrs. Vern Wyatt and h Lv.Bremerfon Lv.Sed'
M LundeOI‘d. BIUCG Schwamki G-en and skits to dancing and the sup."
Mrs. Lud Andersen contributing l 5.50 am 5.45
lEdg‘ley and Ed Perdue- per served by the Grange ladies_ some very fine
musical selections l i i 7200 .6200
,1 Honors for parental attendance About 90 were present to enjoy of the
evening, honoring Mr. and .7230 6:15 ,-
‘ ‘ Eat the meeting went to the fifth the night's entertainment,
Mrs. Snyder, the new teachers, v v ' 8:15 7200
~~ r_ : ' ' _ l grade. Mrs. J. A. Cunningham and last ThUI‘Sday
evening at the UH' , . 8:35 8:15 r Relievii
1 Re orts on the drive ShOW that Mrs. Dewe Bennett entertained i011 SChOOl-
The SPBCialtY Hummers l ' ' .
. p y I . 9.35 8.50
"157" ' membership is nearing the 100 Mr, and Mrs. L, w,
Rice and Mir-s, of little Miss Munroe were espe- ‘ 10:10 9:30 ,-
. h A u, 1-.. k resent 8mg lmark. Those on the membership Dick McGee, and
lime son Ron- cially pleasing. l 10:50 10:10
It, Clams ‘0 hall) t 9m- Ct”? 13." 5" £31“? 3 A}?! .d Hem,
lcommittee urge eVery parent to nie, of Shelton, at Sunday evening The
artlst, Waldo Chase. Withi 11:30 10:50
ifaristocratic53.43;. en. a... m d m 2; gommifssiog g; a;
12.15... 11:30 ~
.V ' 5 t .’ ‘_ g I ' . ‘I Mothers of four an six the evenin
. Fa iOUS 01‘ 11 01' 0 91‘ BV- 1:00 12:10 ':
Unit 19 Wh." Amema“ 1495199! ambgifif Flagri§70fsga§$8%$ lgrade
pupils were hostesses for Mr. andngs. Clarence Wivell, en's new b00k
“The New ECOYI- North Bound AILY south Bound l 1:40 12:50 ,_
«\Otheirirl:
are unalterably °PP°§ed *0 10‘ A ‘ ,the evening, providing the re-
of Shelton, were callers at the omist,” and starting the first of 2:10
1:30 v \i. , ._
AGAINST SERVICE MEN: lfreshments, which were superb Winsor home Wednesday
evening. a series 0f eight Sketches- Thel Leave Leave Leave Leave 3:00 2:00
:lllli fig};
. . Sin quality and quantity and well Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Shafer en- author
iS 8 Well known economist Olympia Shelton Bremerton Shelton 3:40 2:35 '
I‘ “I?” mtii
"157" Wlll. BANKRUPT STATE SOCIAL SECURITY ireceived. J‘oyed
dinner and a visit Sunday whose works have had favorable u. 4:40 3:00 i i
tubi
‘ > - , , 5 Mrs. Earl Jordan and Mrs. Vic- in Shelton at the home of
their ' 5:153- m- 61005‘- '11- 7:003 '11- 4:55 3:40 “33/
Rug
The Eaglefsi labor—:3“ organlzatlofls Who have long worde for 3 tor
Libby were co—chairmen in son—in-law and daughter, Mr. and '
“18:45 a-m- —-—- 7130 a- m- 8145 a- m- . 5:10 4:25 r11bit; ohaar
sound soc1al security—oppose 151 because IT OFFERS NO Echarge of serving,
and were ably Mrs. R“ E. Grenberg l 10:15am. 11:00 3. m. 10:45 a. m.
12:25 p. m- i 550 5:15 starts to CO
MEANS OF PAYlNG ITS WAY‘ Its Passage can only lead 3 assisted by Mrs. O.
Norby, Mrs. The “Chink” season opened Sun- a 1:45 p-m- 2:35 P- 01- 3:00
P- m- 6:30 6:00
baf‘kmptcy’ despa“ and Cruel Want 0“ the Wilt. of Eurqaggtufl: 1
George Andrews, Mrs. Earl Marr, day but due to the hea‘wy morning *5:00
p.m. —— 4:45 p. m. 6-15 p. m. 7 :15 6:30 ENETRA
blmd. SOCIAL SECURITY MUST FIRS B a] V ' ers. Ralph McMahon and Mrs.
fogs there has been less than the l 7:00 p. m. 7:50 p. m. -—-— ——
7:50 7:10 upperb h
KEEPt tgigflgains we ve made and add to them soun y. 0te ‘ Carl Kimbel.
iusual shooting heard in the vicin- To THE 8:25 7:45 “x withliotggp
35431115 l~ ‘ . iitY- | 9:00 8:40 iCinal va or
i J ,! Keith Bennett was a businessl I 10.00 9.40 , p
" . o oumal Want Ads get Results‘ visitor in Tacoma Monda Hi5. i
_______________________________— I ' .
151 WllLlllCREASE SMES TAXES 51, on MORE i_ igmdmothen Mrs. H. A. Church
of Christ , i 11:10 10.20 ,andback
157 would add more tll:1n,$70,000,000 to social security costs. and Ava
and Una Winsor accom. 5:15 a- m- 5100 a- m- 7130 a- m- 8145 a- m: 12:15 am
11330 .ces like a I
This means complete drain of State reserves for post-war jobs, 1 pamed him
and visited at the 7145 P-m- eaCh Sunday 10:15 a'. m. 11 :00 a. m.
10:45 a. m. 12:25 p. m. I 12:55 ‘ 12:30‘1 i ing poultk
PLUS increased'sale’s tax to 8% or more—or some othersuch tax D A N
c E 1‘ home of Mr, and Mrs. Bob. Love- ' 1:45 P- m- 235 P: m- 4145 P-
m- 5‘15 P'"" 0 Except Sunday, -. by morning
that must be paid out of the pockets of every person in this Statel lace at
Midland, I - E 9100 P- m- 9150 P- m- 5115 P- m- 7145 P- m- 1 cold is gone
1 -——AT—— . I . -—-—-—- ' VAPORU
- - - Journal want-Ads are showing * .. .
KAMILCHE their .value m..every leme of the second Grove Streets Shelton
only ’ 1 2:32;“?
8. er!
P home rem
fl?“ relieving
' les of colds
GRANGE HALL
Saturday, Oct. 21
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PUBLIC lNVlTED
Sponsored by G. W. IClub.
Music by \i
GENERAL WELFARE
CLUB ORCHESTRA
(Paid Adv. by The People Against Initiative 157).—A non-partisan group. I
including Veterans, Lodges. women leaders, labor, and all who favor good
government. 201 l-Ioge Building, Seattle. - ‘
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-,-even before Pearl Harbor, . agains
i‘ Richfield 100- Octane. gasolin
i: helped Allied planes fly higher,
orther 07nd foster the l1 enemy
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i TODAYf-Qihe/ » West’s; newest Land most modern refinery;
is “on stream.” Richlield can produce gasoline .even
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Acceptance Speech
Delivered in Chicago, lll., on~
I
Jul .2,193-2;_ ,I, -
7 T '1 Acceptance Speech
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more powerful'ihan any aviation engine can burn.
TOMORROW—your Richlield Dealer. will provide you"
with the finest gasoline your car is capable of using—a
wor automobile.
“For three long years I have
been going up ‘and'down this.
country preaching that govern-
ment—federal and state and lo-
caI——costs too much‘. I shall ‘not
stop that preaching. As an im-
mediate program of action, we
must abblish useléss offices that
are not definitely essential to
the continuance of- government.
We must merge, -we must con- '
m
ment, and like the private citi-
zens, give up luxuries which we
can no longer afford.”
On October 31, 1932,, there
were 568,345 federal civil ser-
vice employees. On July 1, 1944,
there were 3,112,965 employees.
“FOR “omens THAT WILL 3c KEP'E', ,
vo'rc r01: DEWEY AND~BBICKEB NOV.
Delivered in Philadelphia, Pa.,
on June 27, 1936: . .
“The” brave and clear platform
adopted by this convention, to
Which I heartin subscribe, sets
forth that government in .,a
modern civilization has certain
inescapable obligations. to its
citizens, among which are pro-
tection of the family and the
home, 'the establishment of. a
democracy of opportunity. We
are poor indeed if this Nation
cannot afford to lift from every
recess of American life the
dread fear of the unemployed
that they are not needed in the
world."
The American Federation of
figures
Labor unemployment
for January, 1940,
10,156,000 unemployed.
showed
Acceptance Speech
Delivered ianarshing‘ton, p,
C., on July 19, 1940:
“To you . . . I express my
gratitude'for your selection ,of
scoretary Henry A. Wallace as
the vice-presidential candidate.
“Finally, the added tasig which
the present .crlSlSV has Imposed
.upon the Congress, calls for
constant co-opcration, "Se—tween
the executive and legislative
branches, tothe efficiency of
Wm glad to pay tribute."
paen‘agtor Alben Barkley, Demo- ,
cratic majority leader, said,
commenting upon President
Roosevelt’s tax message to con-
grew, on February 23,‘1944:
“ . . a calculated and deliberate
assult upon the legislative in.
teg'rity of every member of‘
Congress."
(Paid Advertisement)
1944?.3‘
0
Acceptance Speech
From the Pacific Coast Naval Base as broadca-‘fi‘i
Chicago Democratic National Convention, July 20, 19
“In any event, whenever that time comes, new hand5 '
have full opportunity to realize the ideals which We 5 2