The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 20, 1949, Page 3

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ¢ PAGE THREE' ,, et SOOI NP UL L. R M SN S WP S Sty e PPAY CASH AND SAVE 8 ¢ PAY CASHAND SAVE o 8 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1949 TRAINING € OURSES|ACA CARRIES 166 Oh’ o $ o PAY CASII AND SAVE ¢ S FOR VETERANS ARE/WEDNESDAY FlIGHTS @l GIVEN EXPLANATION| » it o i mconses were carried yesterday by Al\xla Cuq tal Airlines, 49 leaving Juneau, 99 ar- riving and 18 carried tetween other 'gomt' Tk Full explanation of medifications I put into erfect in veterans’ train- ing courses are in the hands of reus, Charles tz, W. B. ., Dollinter, | Neil Fritchman, chief of vocation- al rehabilitation and educaticn di- vision in the June: i In September a aveeational and rec for veterans. Subsequent rulings eas- Wigg: Trimm, J £ Mr. add Mrs. Charles Jim and child: To Patterson Bay: L. Colk ed prohibitions, although kept some , = CO¥: | in effect. To Sitka: Frank Martin, Roy! Alaska’s 10,000 to 15000 veteran: i peters, James Donnelly, Clarence —most of wrum have come herc I\Tn\. G Herrick, Oleta Welsh, since the war's end—are interested j mostly in (1) flying, (2) liberal} arts at the University of Alaska,| (3) boats and marine engines, and | (4) communications, Fritchman re- vealed. , Haines: Don Lorentzen, Keith The new ruling does not change h,b(“\ to Elfin Cove: H. Weed, N. requirements for flight courses, hc‘iL:m'-',selh: to Pelican: Bud Hanson. said, other than physical examina-! T, Hoonah: Mr. and Mrs. Jacob tion must be passed first, before al- | pratt Paul Smith, Eric Johnson, mittance is granted. Edith Dean, Kenneth Dean, Mrs. Training determined by VA to be | popery Greenwall, Joe Pratt, Mrs. avecational or recreational includes | chaylie Sumdum, Raymond Pratt. certain courses in: To Excursion Inlet: Roy Johmson, (—Dancing, photography, glid-1 sgnes johnson; to Ketchikan: J. er, bartending and mixelogy, per- |y meMahon, Victor F. Tydlacka; to sonality development, entertain- Petersburg: Alex Johnson, Ernie ment, instrumental and vocal mu-}ypitehead. Morris Grant. f;imx:ubhc speaking, sports and ath. From -Petersburg: W. H. m?rd-} (2)—Any _single subject co\uw," nan, Mrs, L. McDonald‘. #. Bualey, not part of a general educational|T: Mever; from Hoonah: Clarence or training program leading to an Moy, Mrs. Irene Young, Ma“ educational or employment objec- Young, Alice Hinchman, Coreon tive. (3)—All other courses which VA regional office managers know are! irequently used in their areas for avocational - or recreational pur- poses. A veteran desiring such a course must prove to his regional officer its need in connection with his present or contemplated business or cccupation. J. Wagner, Ulah Hope, C. W. Robinson, Su-| . Malline, W. Meyer, O. L ~Mrs. R. Stutte, Bob- )\ S(\l( FRIDAY and SATURBAY’ 20t CENTURY At the SAVE @ 8 © PAY CASH AN]) sz'w B $ 080 FAVSANVHSVI AV © | SHOP HE R K === Lo est Prices in Alaska----SHOP HE BE WE HAV F THE L OWESI‘ EVERY DAY P = Hinchman, Johnny Hinchman, Jim Austin, Walter Lindoff, Samuel Knutson Jr., Bob Pendley, Rev. H. O, | m West, B. D. Brown. From I(-\ Straits: Phil Ordonia, q G eza, Charles Kaze, Joe L.| Q Anchim John Mitch-} Prentice, Floyd J. Gill; >‘( from Excursion Inlet: Mr. and Mrs Eddie Jamestown. | rnum Pelican: Mr. and Mrs. R. amm, W. O. Weaver; from Ellm Cove: E. Swanson. . From Haines: Harry Percel, Tom n, H. W. Strahn, Mrs, Bnm @; mas J. Knudson, Ja , Mr. and Mrs. Jim \V(..( a felter, F. A. Rutledge, Bill Richmond C. Johnson, L. > SHELF PRICES IN ALASKA — YOU CAN SAVE MONEY AND MAKE YOUR FOOD DOLLARS GO FARTHER BY SHOP- RKET — NOT ONLY ON SPECIALS LIKE THESE BUT ON EVERY ITEM EVERY DAY — WE CARRY ONLY Pom OWEST PRICES — WE WILL NOT TELL YOU WE ARE OUT OF ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE. LARGE 3 LB. CAN MIRACLE CRISCO WHITE KING WHIP 87 59 59cql. | LARGEST NO. 2 % CAN-YELLOW | Clum Chowder = Bean with Bacom | FREESTONE i ! LARGEST SIZE GIANT PKG. SOAP POWDER JUST ARRIVED Large No. 2!; Tins — Reliance CORN on COB 33« With the limitations canceiled, veterans no longer need furnish Jjustification for correspondence ’ courses, part-time c\)uxse: and cour- | ses which got under way after passage of the GI Bill in 1944. After November 1, a veteran may change his course if the new one Large No. 23 Can — Libby’s SAUER KRAUT - - - - CAMPBELL'S SOUP, Your Choice 2 for 35¢ chosen is in the same general field | H- Tribus, Isabel Miller; from Skag- | ‘\Io 21, Can — Hunt’s e B e as his original objective. ,Way: Henry Ellenger. 17 ; ~ i 1 Ib. Packages e A veerun nced no longer 35013 | pxom Sitka: Max Boser, pon| HGMHNY s R e PEACHES RITZ CR ACKERS - - - 35 additional training as necessary UJSU ter, M sreen, Helen Liith, }= ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, get a job, as required under the !y ang Mrs. Frank James, Gov.| now cancelled requirement. Potential cost of the GI Bill i $60 billion. A little m $100 per month is r % trainee. Forty months of edu uu\‘, are allowed, with 15 million ve l-‘ sr Grges \&me: ORRED, Al.2e0) erans eligible. No. 2 tins — Florida Gold ORANGE JUICE - - and Mrs. E. Gruening, Charles W. \Z Carter, Henry Roden, J. Beck, J\mtx Q and Mrs. E. L. ahn, & ] PER CAN CASE OF 24 CANS POPCORN - - - - - . 2| 29¢ $6.19 T i o A 2 5 g 'FRESH SHIPMENT- LARGE 2 LB. BOX ‘" SNOWFLAKE Lnrge 40 oz. Package BISQUICK - - . - - - JORGENSEN UPPED IN o et CIRCLES OF MASONRY 1.. and Mrs. Warrack, George| | James, Bob Martin, Mrs. Stuite, | of | Bobby Stutte, Dr. W. S. Meyer. From Angoon: Mr. and Mrs. Rob- | 2 1b. Can —Punty STRAWBERRY JAM - - T8 2 1b. Can —Purity R i ORARGE MARMALADE - 1 Ib. Jars — Skip The Jens Martin Jorgensen Fairbanks, upped to 33rd degree Masonry, is not the Jorgensen who | ert Jamestown, Paul James, Mag-| is Standard Oil Agent at Fairbanks. | gie James, Alger Johnson, Robert | Jens is an electrician at leJ‘JUhfl'Dn from Tenakee: Harlow | ! Elizabeth Peterson. ,/’ F 1 = ‘@_ orecast —_ =~ S L S JOE HARRIS Forecasts by one of the nation’s leading forecasters of intercollegiate football games. (Averages 82.99, cor- rect.) Compliments of Gordy, Gene and Chuck at the Snake Pit Bar—So. Franklin St. SATURDAY—OCTOBER 22 Columbia Washington Field. Army California *. Idaho ..... Montana . .13 Minnesota . .14 Michigan . 7 Ohio State 28 Wisconsin .14 U’S.6 ¢ Oregon ......... Dk g Stanford Oregon State . .14 U.C L.A, .. Washington State Complete forecasts posted each week at the “SNAKE PIT” lmr Dot Shot 19 years ago this month: Primo Carnera, Italian Giant ° and ex side-show attraction made his American boxing debut a success in Madison Square Garden, when he stopped Big Boy Peterson in 1 min. and 10 sec. of the « first round. Carnera dropped Peterson with a left to the body in the first exchange of blows and then caught him with a right to the head as he came off the canvas to send him back down and out. Carnera appeared very fast for a big man and the talk around ringside after the fight was a match between Primo and Jack Sharkey, leading ‘heavyweight contender. e 5 © PAY CASH AND SAVE ‘o S © PAY cAsii ANn' SAVE fl S ¢ PAYCASHANDSAVE @S 0 8§ CRACKERS 49 Enter Folgers Contest Get your entry blank here and wir that Free Round Trip Ticket for 2 to Seattle by PAA. Buy a can of Folgers Coffee, 1 or 2 Ib. DRIP or REGULAR PEANUT BUTTER . . . A5 RASPBEBRY JAM GROUND CHOCOLATE . Sk MORTON'S SALT - - 2for25c Large Packnge “Town and Country NAPKINS - - - Libby’s —'11 oz. Cnn CHILI CON CARNE Aged Chedtlnr —_ Any "Size Piece 1 LB. CAN 2 LB. CAN CHEESE Sklb. Quart Bottle é 33: $1.09 | pansoN 's"zumom B rrices—— N ARRM F R SH FRUITS ~» VEGLETA FIRM — ROSY RED 2 rAm mc‘ POTATOES | ORANGES 10 Ibs. 59 10c | 39cDozen R T T A I T R S VT A 3 LOWER PRICES ——— QUAL’TY M A VALUES _— WE HAVF THE FINEST GRADE AA CHOICE STEER BEEF — e ’i'”r"és_hz‘i:‘iié&}nber PICKLES - 34 Lai arge Botile — Tastewell B CATSUP - 15¢ A Complete Dmner - Iie KRAFT DINNER - - - Hunt’ PR SR TOMATO SAUCE - 3ior 20c + 11h. 33c; 2 1bs. 65(: Fresh Shlpment NUCOA - LOWEST Grade No. 1-New Shipment CARROTS 2 bunches 25¢ FRIENDLY COURTEOUS SERVICE EVERY CUT OF MEAT GUARANTEED 1009 All Meat P SKINLESS mms 49ch. Eastern Pork — cnmcw 3 PORK STEAK 65¢h. 65kach USRS e e Eastern — Choice Hormel HAM = §9clb. SIZE Hormel's — Fancy SLARB BACON | 65¢b. Any Size Piece Direct from farm o you those delicious Rhode Island Red Fresh FRYERS These fryers are all goverment inspected so you are sure of getting a clean whole- some chicken — Buy your fresh fryers at the 20th Century and get the best for less—These fryers are Pan Ready. NEW LOW PRICE....69clb. LTI LENERESEIFIOEE ENEAEAEATLNIEINEEANNE HANRSRE PN AN IE NS E TN NN SRR G EERNNSR AR From Guaranleed Grade AA CHOICE BEEF . . . CENTER CUT POT ROASTS . . . . 35ckb. Lean—Fresh Corned Beef 65¢lb. - - 6% S LowsT PRICES ;ggyo gW‘ [ ® mvsm HSVD Ava ® sftm‘vé uuv USVOAVd @ G © :_nvs anv nSvm Avd e PAY CASH AND SAVE S ¢ PAY CASHANDSAVE 0 $4 ¥