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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1945)
Georgia war veterans receive vast UNDER GOVERNOR ELLIS ARNALL ATLANTA, Ga., (GPS) — Ac " mplishnients under the Arnall Siristeation, f^osTouSffiingdeel^ it is generally a- I hp riiffipnH anH P °t „v, aps do an ininstipp t °a!S k However what is' Gov m, has er done ? g and wlU do ior Georgia s returning war vet- DM BY MAIL? 1 For people who work during banking hours, or who live at a [ distance from the bank, BANKING I BY MAIL offers a convenient, time-and-effort-saving way to make deposits. We’ll be glad to have you open your account by mail, too. Your inquiries are in¬ vited. ILTON NATIONAL BANK Pf CHATTANOOGA Main at Murkc-t—East Chattanooga—Market at Seventh 1424 McCaiJte—RoMtvlIle, tia.-Tenn. Mrmbt’r Fi-rlc.l Deposit Insurance Corporation L Member Fed. at Reserve System szKrsaursBi SAVE THESE REVISED COMMUNITY CEILING PRICES FOR FOODS CEILING PRICES FOR GROUPS Size and Con¬ OPA 1 tainer Type #1 1 BABY FOODS ... it* JUNIOR CHOPPED -T r- C1»W’« Fruit* k Vegetable*----6J4 ot. Can .n 41 Clapp'* Soup* & Meat Combf...6J4 ox. Can :U .10 Gerber’* All Vtrietle*-----------ox. Can .68 STRAINED Clapp'* Clapp’* OwKtr’. Fruit* Soup* All Varietie*----------4J4 k k Meat Vegttables.—4J4 Comb*.—ox. ox. ol. Can Can Can £ £ 2 Libby * All Vtrietie*------------ 9M ot. Can .08 Libby’i Soup* & Meat Comb*.—4 % oz. Glass .09 .09 Libby'* Mixed Vegetable* * Apple GUa* £ :IS Sauce ------------------«*• 4 * Gla*» Ubby** Fruit*---------------- ox - BEANS, BAKED :j \ American Beauty -------------17 os. Glass .it .16 Bu*h’s .........................22 ox. Can .14 .14 Bush’s.... 81 »*• Gan .17 .17 31 41 .18 .16 Jackson IjSSfk -20 OZ. Can .15 .15 .V...................17% oz. Glass .19 .19 .18 .16 Scott County -----------------17 ox. GU« •It .16 Scott County-----...........—20 oz. Can .15 .15 Van Camp’* ________________17ft ox. G ax. .It .16 Van Camp’* 19 „°*’ .17 .17 Camp’s------------------—No. .................. 2 Can .It .16 Van BEANS, GREEN, CANNED Buth’s Best ...................-No. 2 Can .16 .16 .21 .21 .19 .18 SK2 S .13 .13 .18 .17 Crine'J No. 2 Can .14 .14 Ful Flavor.....................No. _____________ 2 Can .24 .24 Gibb’*__________________________No. 2 Can .14 .14 Georgia Gold ...................No. 2 Can .14 .14 Golden Harvest------------—-—N°. 2 Can .14 .14 Golden Isle-------- N°' 2 Gan .14 .14 Happyvale...................... N °- 2 £ an .16 .15 Kill/* .........................No. 2 Can .16 .15 Libby'..........................No. 2 Can .19 .18 Morris .........................No. 2 Can .16 .15 Mountain Crest ________No. 2 Can .18 .17 Mountain Fresh. ... ............No. 2 Can .14 .14 Mountain Fresh ... ..........No. 2U Can .24 .24 Nantahala .... ____________No. 2 Can .14 .14 Nuntahala-----... ........ ..........No. 2ft Can .19 .19 Newport ————No. 2 Can .13 .13 Nu-Crest.....................No. ____________ 214 Can .20 .20 Old Dominion.................No. 2ft Can .20 .20 Ozark ..........................No. 2 Can .17 .17 Pine Grove -------------------—No. 2 Can .13 .18 Real ...........................No. 2 Can .16 .15 Rosedale________________—----No. 2 Can .19 .19 Roby-------------------------No. 214 Can .19 .19 Scott County ——No. 2 Can .16 .15 Scott County_____—....-.--.-No. 2% Can .19 .19 Stokely’s ......................-No. 2 Can .18 .17 Stokely's ....................-No. 2V4 Can a .23 Sumpter__..............—--------No. 2 Can .14 .14 .14 Sunshine —-—No. 2% Can .18 .18 Twin Lakes.....................No. _______.... 2 Can .16 .15 T.tan ..........................No. 2 Can .14 .14 West Wind......................No. 2 Can .16 .15 BEANS AND PEAS, DRIED Blackcye ________......---------------1 |b. .12 .12 ( ranberry ____——-1 jo. •IS .13 Great Northern —-1 lb. .12 .12 Lima, Small ......___...-------—-—1 |b. .13 .13 Lima, Large_____________________——1 jp. .15 .15 Navy_____..... ...................1 lb. .11 .11 Pinto ................................1 Vb. .12 .12 Red Kidney ......._________________1 lb. .12 .12 Yellow Eyes.........................-1 lb. .13 .13 Above prices for bulk beans only. Borden’s: CHEESE American, Loaf* ....6 lb. & 2 lb. Per lb. .46 .40 Cream. Loaf.................3 lb. Per lb. •56 .50 Kraft’s; .40 American, Loaf .............5 lb. Per lb. .40 American_________________...V4 lb. Pkg. .22 .22 American-Pimento Spread Vx lb. Pkg. .27 .27 Swiss _____ .58 .58 ............ Per lb. .24 Velveeta---------------------% lb. Pkg. .24 .22 .22 American Spread ______________5 oz. Jar .22 American &. Pimonto Spread...—5 oz. Jar .22 Olive-Pimento Cream Spread____5 oz. Jar .20 .20 Old English Cream Spread______5 oz. Jar .24 .24 Pimento Cream Spread.......___5 oz. Jar .20 .20 Pjneapple Cream Spread_________5 oz. Jar .20 .20 Philadelphia Cream___________3 oz. Pkg. .13 .13 gRehsh Cream Spread............6 ox. Jar .20 .20 Brookfield American Loaf....6 lb. Per lb. COCOA Baker’. ____8 oi. Carton .12 .12 Baker', Her,hey’.____~ ________ ...16 on. Carton .21 21 .13 ___8 oi. Carton .13 Our Hershey’.__... Mother’, ______16 o*. Ctn J3 31 .19 .21 .... ...16 o*. Carton COFFEE fra* ______________ ----------.i ib. pvg. .26 .90 Sailey s Supreme_____ ___________1 lb. Pkg. .33 21 Bailey** Supreme_____ ...........1 lb. Gla.a .37 .37 Banner _____________ ...........1 lb. Pkg. .16 .16 Chase t Sanborn_____ -----------1 lb. Pkg. 43 .33 Bel Monte .......... ...........1 lb. Glaaa J7 .37 Georgian* Fleetwood ____ ...1*1 ...........1 lb- Pkg. 43 .33 ----------1 lb. Pkg. 39 29 Cold Bar________ . ___________1 Tb. Glaaa 3 4 34 Cold Bond_______.... rm .19 Golden -----------1 lb. Pkg. .16 26 Hollyhock Cup__________ 3i .26 Kafiee Hag.....1.. ......... 39 —1 lb. Can or Glass .40 .40 Delightful_____ -----------1 lb. Pkg. .25 26 29 • 4 X Peaberry.. ----------.1 b. Pkg. 39 v*!!. K-eUs 1 Jumbo Blend—. Bean.. ----------1 lb. lb. Pkg. Pkg. JO 35 .30 26 Luzianne ------------1 33 .33 Maxwell House—111 __ ___________1 lb. Pkg. .38 Maxwell ___________1 lb. Glaa, 38 House______ ...........1 lb. Pkg. .35 .35 Nonpar Pieezng___________“ ail___ ____________1 lb. Pkg. .16 .19 .Radiant __________1 lb. Glass .35 25 Joyei .. .11111111 ...........1 lb. Pkg- 39 29 "oyal Cup........ Cup ------------1 lb. Pkg. 3* 24 2nd ..........1 lb. Glass 38 .38 Sank Cup_______ ...........1 lb. Pkg. 39 .29 Shu a ------------1 lb. Can .42 .42 Superb mrfine_____ •...........1 lb. Pkg. 41 .31 Vising ... ...........1 lb. Pkg. .29 .29 Hymil _ ...........1 lb. Pkg. 39 .26 W.* ..........1 lb. Pkg. 39 J26 White L House. „1 lb. Pkg. .30 .30 white :•] .. .1 lb. Pkg. .19 .19 Rtobon., .1 lb. Pkg. .20 .20 CfP-24B nHo'C* Thf Tires* are the C 1 mmunl, Croup 1 2 s ', or 5j" • "’ .i •_ arps anpefir ia coontic*! fo y eeiling prices for foofl* sold in Iy in the following . h a p P the DADE COUNTY TIMES: TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1945. . ?rans the long certainly list # of achievements. ranks high on i he trend of legislative and actmimstrative benefits in behalf of the state’s half million war veterans and their dependents la !, been P ron ounced by many , lo ,^ ers am « n e veterans’ organiz- ations m . Georgia as a remark- ab ? e showing. These observers Point out a few of the major ac- j complishments in favor of war veterans since Gov. Arnall took office in January, 1943. Attention is called (1) to the adoption of the ’teen age a- mendment to the Constitution, ratified in 1943, which gave a voice to some 80,000 Georgians ur.der 21 years old now in the armed forces; and (2) to anoth- er tution. new provision of the Consiti- gia veterans assuring that all Geor- j who compete for j jobs under any system of merit i standards, either in the state! ! gcivernment or any political sub¬ division, shall be accorded the same preferences which long have prevailed under the system of federal civil service, this re¬ quirement being mandatory on all state and local officials hav¬ ing any part in personnel selec¬ tions. Both of these salutary protec- turns are embodied in the new btate Constitution, on which the people will vote m the August ‘ election. At the first session of the i Legislature following Gov. Ar- j nails mauguartion, the Agn- cultural and Industrial Develop- ment Board, composed of 21 rep- resentative citizens, was created to bring about a better balanced economy as between agricultural and industrial employment op- portunities, whereby more jobs in private enterprise would be available to returning veterans. In January, 1944, the governor approved a special act passed at a special session of the General Assembly, hastily convened for that purpose, whereby absentee service men and women were given more liberal facilities for casting ballots. As a result of this bill, more liberal and simp¬ ler than similar ones in other states, more than 50,000 absen¬ tees voted in the last state elec¬ tion. In preparation for the 1945 CEILING PRICES FOR GROUPS Size and Con- OPR OPA tuner Type #1 #2 COOKING AND SALAD OILS Armour’s Star-----------------1 qt. Glass -51 M Fluffo_____-__________________1 qt Glass 66 66 Fluffo -------------------1 Pt Glrass 3* .30 Mazola 1 pt. Glass .34 .34 ___________________ .63 .63 Mazda ---------------------—1 Qt Glaaa Swift’* Jewel-------------------1 Pt Glass 21 .31 Swift’s Jewel--------- 1 qt Glass .58 -58 Wesson Oil____________________1 Pt Gla»a 33 -33 Wesson Oil.....................1 qt Glass .63 63 CORN, CREAM STYLE, CANNED All Gold, Country Gentlemen------No. 2 Can .18 .17 Del Mail, Golden Bantam........No. 2 Can .16 .16 Fame, Country Gentlemen--------No. 2 Can .14 .14 Farmer Boy, C. Gent., Golden----No. 2 Gan .17 .17 Farmer Boy, White, C. Gent------No. 2 Can .16 .15 Farmer, Country Gentlemen------No. 2 Can .14 .14 Honey Dew. Country Gentlemen—No. 2 Can .14 .14 Jackson, White -----.----------—No. 2 Can .14 .14 Kounty Kist No. 2 Can :il .16 —---- .15 Leota Belle---------------------No. Gentlemen------No. 2 Can Can .18 .17 Libby’s, Country 2 .16 Minn. Valley....................No. 2 Can .16 Mrs. Farmer....................No. 2 Can .16 05 Nu-Crest, White.................No. 2 Can .16 .15 Nu-Crest, Golden-----------—No. 2 Can .14 .14 Peru, Country Gentlemen—......No. 2 Can .14 .14 Phillips ........................No. 2 Can .14 .14 Pride of 111.. Golden..............No. 2 Can .17 .17 Pride of 111., Country Gentlemen-No. 2 Can .17 .17 Pride of the Valley, White........No. 2 Can .14 .14 Rosedale, Country Gentlemen-----No. 2 Can .16 .15 Scott County, White..............No. 2 Can .15 .15 Scott County, Yellow..........—No. 2 Can .15 .15 Stokely's, Country Gentlemen.....No. 2 Can .17 07 Stokely’s. Golden Bantam---------No. 2 Can .17 .17 Tom Thumb, Yellow..............No. 2 Can .17 .17 Valley Prime.................—No. 2 Can .14 .14 CORN, WHOLE KERNEL, CANNED All Gold............—..........12 oa. Can .18 .17 All Gold—--..................No. 803 Can .18 .18 Columbus, Golden........-......12 oz. Can .17 .17 Columbus, Golden................No. 2 Can .18 .17 Fifth Avenue, Golden............No. 2 Can .18 .17 Home, Golden-------------------No. 2 Can .18 07 Lilly of the Valley, Golden Bantam 12 oz. Can .17 .17 Niblet, Mexicorn----------------J2 oz. Can .19 .18 .16 .16 ClnlH Didi ___________........No. 2 Can .17 .17 Kenny's Golden or White.........No. 2 Can .18 .17 Publix, Golden Bantam...........No. 2 Can .17 .17 Silver Creek, Golden Bantam.....No. 2 Can .18 .17 Stokely’s, Golden Bantam........12 oz. Gan .17 .17 Stokely’s, Golden Bantam---------No. 2 Csn .18 .18 FLOUR MIXES Aunt Jemima Buckwheat.......-20 oz. Pkg. .20 .20 Aunt Jemima, Pancake..........20 «z. Pkg- .16 .16 Ballard’s Buckwheat............20 oz. Pkg. .17 .17 Ballard’s Pancake...............20 Pkg. .18 .13 .39 .39 .21 21 Dromedary Gingerbread Mix----14 oa. Pkg. .22 22 25 .25 Pllisbury .17 .17 ....................... -*& --- .13 .13 Pillsbury Pancake............. Flour...........2% b. I k*. .32 .32 Softasilk Cake Flour---------2^ lb. 1 Kg. .32 .32 Swanadown Cake fruit cocktail .40 \l S5 .41 ........... .40 29 SS .29 28 b b .43 .42 Jf, Prince’s h L' "Finest .......... V—-.........No. No S* 2ii Glass Can .40 .44 .39 .43 Prince’s Finest...... .No. 303 Glass 29 .28 ...No. 2% Can .39 28 Sacramento —------ ...No. 2 Can .36 .36 Shurfine ------------ .No. 2Vi Can .41 .40 s ke _ gelatin and pudding mixes “fSTL ::::::::II .08 .08 i Royal’ eUo ’’ ........“■ £k*' .08 .22 21 .08 Gelatin Dessert "kl: .08 .08 .08 .08 Jello, Pudding Mix. Butterscotch and #g ““grapefruit ^ pkg _ juice, canned n u^ 0l ng B ;R, d ,1 B S A oi:l:: e B D-p Sou triDd M B 1 Bmd dine, Sunseal, Sunshine, Sun Sip ^ 06 .16 Sweetened Unsweetened -----------"""—IS Oi. Can 05 .15 ------------ 4g 0I Ctn .35 .35 Sweetened Unsweetened -........... 46 0I c , n 05 .35 ------------- lard, pure Armour’s Star and Swift’e ..1 lb. Pkg. 20 Premium----- and Swift a Armour’s Star 2 ]b pkJ .40 29 m farti-Crtim^-2 ___ _ .46 .45 Kinganri RehVbli, lb - Pkg. —1 lb. Pkg. a... •• *tsMiaajas» a. .» .77 U3 macaroni and spaghetti .06 6 o*. Pktf. .05 _ Budget . . --------------- 6 0I Pkg .05 .05 Cardinal . . .11 Medal------------ -—.........‘________ 12 oi. Pkg. .11 Gold 6 Pkg .05 .06 . .11 ,............... 8 ot. Pkg. .11 .09 .09 .05 .05 .10 .10 Eg; .05 .06 .11 .11 Tenderom ------------------ mayonnaise 8 a*. Glass .19 .19 Bams _ ---------------- is oi. < lass 23 23 l® m » -................ 8 oz. Glass .19 .19 Bennett--------------- 16 0I c,iasa .34 -34 Bennett ---------------- __ 8 ol . (.lass 20 20 Blue Plate---------------- ,g gtm Glass 24 24 Blue Plato................"".8 oz Glass 20 20 ............. ..16 oi. Glass 25 25 Best Food* --------- *____g oz Gla** 20 20 Duke’s -------------- 2l6 oz. . G'm 24 24 Duke’s...................... _S2 ox. Gift** 68 68 Duke's--------------------- 8 oz. Glass .20 .20 Kraft -----------------1!_____16 o*. Glass 25 .35 Kraft --------------- g oz. Glaa* .19 .19 Udy Betty............... 16 Glaaa 22 .32 Betty----—------- ox> .20 20 Lady McCormick ^18 . 8 oz. Glass .34 24 ---- oz. Glas* .19 .19 McCormick ------------' g oz. Gifts* 24 .34 Prize Recipe--------- jg 0I Gifts* .19 Prize Recipe.................. . oz Gift** .19 .32 Real ........................ oz. Gins* .32 Real Joy................... 8 Gifts* .19 .19 ot. .34 .34 Wilson’s------------------ 16 oz Glass Wilson's session, Gov. Arnall last created a State Veter- Service Council composed representatives from a dozen organized groups of vet- including negro veterans, council worked out a broad program which both passed without a dissent¬ vote. Among the measures embodied the program was the inclus- in the new State Constitu- of a provision for a seven- Veterans Service Board (re¬ the old Veterans Service created in 1924), to be by the senate and exclusively of war vet- Placed beyond the reach partisan and factional poli- the affairs of veterns will be by veterans for the first time in Georgia’s history, <A campaign for the ratifica- tion of the new Constitution, contains this safeguard the rights of veterans, now is vigirously waged by many of organized veterans, and it has been announced that the Veterans of Foreign Wars is its 35,000 Georgia in support of the new charter). Other acts passed enable vet- erans between the ages of 18 anc j 21 to make valid contracts under the G. I. Bill of Rights; provide free tuition in the state’s schools for all veterans over 18 (previously it was limited to persons under 18); create a Vet- erans Memorial Building Com¬ mission, composed of nine hon- orably discharged war veterans, under whose supervision there W ill be created on Capitol Plaza in Atlanta an imposing War Vet- er ans Memorial Building to house all veterans’ activities; provide that members of the armed forces-shall not be deemed as having waived their homestead because of temporary inability to file claims for such exemp¬ tions under previous legislation; provide the expenditures of $300 for the education of orphans of veterans who lost their lives in the service of their country. As a result of this legislation, over 220 returned veterans now are being trained in state schools for gainful employment, with all expenses being paid the G. I. Bill CEILING PRICES FOR GROUPS Size and Con- OPA OPA tainer Type # 1 #2 MILK, CANNED EVAPORATED _ J1 .11 All All Brands----------------- Brands.....................« 14 \ or <>*• - C * na .OS .06 CONDENSED .18 .16 Dime Brand--------------------J 4 oT " Eagle Brand-----—------------- 15 °** Can 32 22 OIJEOMARGARINE All Southern _______________1 lb. Pkg. .28 20 .. lb. Pkg. Jt8 26 All 3wje«t ...... 1 26 Blue Bonnet _________________1 lb. Pkg. 37 — ...............1 lb. Pkg. .25 25 Churngold ..— ""...............1 lb. Pkg. .25 .25 Deinch ........ I_______________1 lb. Pkg. 26 26 _______________1 lb- Pkg. 25 26 Good Luck ...1 lb. Pkg. 26 26 Keyko-------- .... —___________1 lb- Pkg. 27 26 Mayflower---- .............1 lb. Pkg. 27 26 nSXt:::::: ....__________1 lb. Pkg- 27 26 _____________1 lb. Pkg. 21 22 Nutley -------- .I.___________1 lb. lb. Pkg. Pkg. .18 .19 .17 .18 Nu-Treat_____ _____________1 :: i ib. Pkg. 27 .26 pfen~:::: ______________1 .............1 __________ lb. lb. Pkg. Pkg. 21 .19 21 .18 Sweet Sixteen . __________1 lb. Pkg. J8 27 Sunahina ------ ...1 lb. Pkg. 24 24 Southern Gold . _________1 lb. Pkg. 25 .25 Sunny land____ ORANGE JUICE, NATURAL, CANNED The he Following Following Fide, Blue Brands: Brand*: Bird, Allen Allen Big R, Brother*,^Apte, Drotnen, Deep South, Apve, Bona Gold, Gol¬ Donald Duck, Dr. Phillips, Florida I c den Nip, Indian Hirer, Kenny, Hist Sweet, •A New Zest, Old South, Pasco, Silver Nip, Southern Crest, Sundine, Sun filled, Sunshine, Sun Sip, Suawal— 18 Can 33 -23 oa. 48 or. Can .65 •55 PEACHES, CANNED Del Monte, Y. C..............--No.^'ACan .33 -32 Del Monte, Y. C..............No. 2^ Glass .36 .35 Exposition, Y.C. Sliced ........No. 2H Gan .27 .26 Hillsdale, Y. C. Halves........No. 2W Can 27 .26 Hillsdale, Y. C. Sliced.........No. 2W Can 28 27 Libby’s, Y. C. Halves_______No. 2W Glaaa .36 25 Libby’s, Y. C. Sliced.........No. 2W Glaaa 26 26 Libby's, wooy.; Y. C. Sliced...........No. 2% Can .33 .32 Libby’s, I ikku'e Y. C. Halves...........No. Vh yan .33 .32 Libby’s Freestone-------------No. 214 Gan .38 .37 Maytime, Y. C. Sliced..........No. 214 Can .29 .29 Nile, Y. C. Sliced..............No. 214 Can .28 .27 Red Dart, Y. C.................N°. 214 Can .28 .28 Rosedale, Y. C. Halves.........No. 2 VJ Can .29 .29 Rosedale, Y. C. Sliced.........No. 214 Can 20 .30 Renown, Y. C. Halves..........No- 2W Can .28 .28 Royal Red, Y. C. Sliced.........No. 2V4 Can .28 .28 Ruby, Y. C. Halves.............No. 214 Can .28 .27 Shasta. Silver<(ale, Y. C. Y. Sliced............No. C. Halvea. ____No. 214 214 Can Can .28 .28 £ Silverdale, Y. C. Sliced. .—No. 2V4 Can .28 .27 Soquel, Y. C—-------- ....No. 2V4 Can .23 .23 Stokely's, Y. C. Sliced.. ....No. 2V4 Can .83 .32 PEAS. ENGLISH, CANNED All Gold, Early Gartlen...........No- 2 Can .19 .19 as satis- gSe .21 21 .19 .19 April Shower-------------------£<>• * J8 28 Columbus, 6 Sv------------------Jj°. 2 Can .18 .17 Corona, 4 Sv...--------803 .14 .14 Crine’s------...— C« .14 A4 Del Monta, Monta, Tiny--------------No- Tiny * -22 21 Del Monte, “ Early ' Garden----- * Can .19 .19 inn Garden-----No. 808 Glaaa .18 .18 Del Monte, Early Sv.................No. 2 Can J21 21 Del Monte, 2 Sv---------No. 2 Can .14 .14 Glen Valley, E. June, 3 Can 23 .22 Green Giant--------------------No. Sv-------------No. 2 2 Can 27 17 Happyvale, Happyvale, 1-8 4^6 Sv--------——No. 2 Can .14 21 Happy Vale, 3 Sv. E. June--------No. 2 Can .15 .16 Hanibrook Early Garden---------No. 2 Can .13 .18 Kounty ........................No. 2 ^n .16 .15 .19 .18 .19 .19 Sy y; M| cTn 22 .22 ‘: .20 .20 .20 .20 .20 .20 }g .19 48 .21 .30 v £ Lriy g .19 .18 M. ker, jun;::::::::::No: King.........No. 2 Can .19 .18 .18 .13 Moon Rose, Garden June.......Jjo. 2 Can .15 .15 New Windsor, Early June-----------No. 2 .17 47 Nurilrest, Early Jane.............No. 2 Can .13 48 PhiHIpa, Early June...-—-......No. 2 Can .13 .18 Philsale, Roeedale, Early Early June, 1-2 Sv------No. 2 Can .19 .18 Sea Blown, 2 Sv,.................No. 2 Can .19 .19 is Si 4 !t ^.:::::::::::""no: t SS .17 .17 4 .17 .17 Stokely's, Honey Podl........—No. No. 2 2 Can Can .19 .22 49 .22 Stokely’s Kny, 1 Sv--------- Sv.............No. 2 Can .20 40 Stokely’s. Party, sieve.................No. 2 2 Can .18 .18 Stokely’a 8 K-ng............No. 2 Can .23 .23 Stokely’s. Tasty aieve...........—No. 2 Can .18 .17 Sun Laden. 2 sieve...........—No- | .16 .16 Sun Laden, 3 sieve-------------No. 2 Gan .16 46 Sun Laden, Valley, 4 aieve............No. 2 Gan .16 .16 Sunset 8 aieve...........No. 2 Can .16 .16 Sunset Volley, 4 sieve.........No. 2 Can .19 .19 Sunshine Valley, 1 eve-------No. 2 Can .18 48 Sunshine Valley, 8 a sieve.........No. 2 Can .16 .16 Sunahina Valley, Jane------------"v! 5 .14 44 Trdli*, Early June........No. 0 * « 2 Can a*? .14 .14 Valley Prime, Early sieve...........-No. 2 Can .20 20 Walla Walla, 1 sieve------------No. 2 gn .19 49 Walla Walla, 2 sieve------------No. 2 ta .19 48 Walla Walla, 3 sieve------------No. 2 Can .17 47 Walla Walla, 4 Tiny-----------»o. 2 Can .19 48 World's Favorite. PINEAPPLE /vu Sliced___-———-No. 2 Can .25 25 All A*' »\2 Gold, ~°}r' aucea— Can .23 23 All Gold, Crushed— No. 2 All Gold. Sliced--....... ......No. 2% Gan .80 20 Gold, Crushed------- II—Ijio! .80 20 All faliced 2 Gan 26 26 Del Monte, Crushed..... .------ N cS 23 23 Del Monte, Sliced-.----- :::::no 2h 20 20 Del Monte, Crashed..... ______Ne. 2V4 Can 20 20 Del Monte, ________No. 2 Can 23 22 Dole, Crashed---------- _____No. 2V4 Can .39 26 ^ _______No. ______No. 2V4 2 Can Can 25 20 26 20 ........No. 2 Can 22 22 Fi^twood, Crushed---- ______No. 2 Can 21 21 FTowerland, Sliced------- ........No. 2 Can 22 22 Flowerland. S.iced------ ______No. 2 V4 Can 28 28 Bar. Sliced--------- ........No. 2 Can 25 25 Gold Sliced------- ______No. 2V4 Can 20 20 Gold Bar, Crushed—— _______No. 2 Can 23 22 Geld Bar. Sliced-— ________No. 2 Can 22 23 Hawaiian Star, Sliced— ______No. 2H Can 28 27 Hawaiian Star, Slice*-- .....No. 2M Can 28 28 Hillsdale. BSSffiaWa: Broken _______No. 2 Can 22 22 ...____No 2 Can 22 22 u. Heard Henrr, Hounton. Jackson. Jasper, Johnson. Jones. Lamar. I-aurens, Lee. Lincoln. Lnmpkin. Macon, Alarm Marion, Meriwether, Monroe, Morgan, Murray, Muscogee, Newton. Oconee, Oglethorpe, I’aulding, Peach, re t .III . ' Pike. Polk, Pulaski. Putnam, Quitman, Rabun. Randolph, Rockdale, Schley, Spalding, Stephen*, Stewart, c Vm' Talbot. Taliaferro, Taylor, TerrelL Town*, Troup, Twigg*. Lnion, Upson, Walker, Walton, Washington, ter While. Whitefield, W ilcox, V tike*. Wilkinaon. OPA urge* housewive* to use the list when they shop. Tommy and Sis, They Can’t Miss Through his profits as a Junior street salesman of a Kansas news¬ paper, nine-year-old Tommy Jovalis is the proud possessor of a $100 and a $50 War Bond. But he doesn’t own them alone. He asked the man at the post office to make them out in his name with his two-year-old sister, Frances, as co-owner. He pre¬ sented them to her on their joint birthday last month. Tommy has been “in business" since last July. Every afternoon after school, he plies his wares— up and down Kansas Avenue in Topeka. “It was his own idea to save his money," according to his father. “As soon as he started, he began bringing his money home to his mother, and asked her to save it for him. He wanted to put it into War Bonds. He wanted to do something for his America." Asked what he intended to use the bonds for, Tommy replied, “Some day I want to go to col¬ lege. and I want Frances to go, too." Rights. The State Budget at the governor’s also liberalized the al¬ for vocational rehabili¬ and today 375 disabled skilfully trained. There also was set up a Veter¬ Resettlement Corporation to issue bonds se¬ cured by the guaranteed loans war veterans under the G. I. of Rights’ lending provis¬ ions, to become operative upon by the governor when he feels it is needed. The entire program, according to authorities on veterans af¬ who have studied its many features in detail, represents a comprehensive forward step to¬ ward carrying home to the re- turing veterans the many bene¬ fits which a grateful nation and a grateful state have offered as a means of testifying the appre¬ ciation of a thankful people for the complete victory they are destined to win—and, it is hoped win soon. Packs of Cigaretes Week for Military is Order ATLANTA, Ga., June 7__Six a week will be the new ration for all military personnel of the Fourth Service it beginning this week, will be for all Army sta¬ in the continental United At the same time, in a effort to split the na¬ cigarette supply equitably soldiers and civilians, Army installations will a uniform ration of slight¬ less than eight packages a Rations cards good for six are being issued this to all men and women in who want them. They also being issued to depen¬ of military personnel, but with two important restrictions: more than one dependent in family can have a card, and then only if the dependent is eligible for a post commissary card. More Candy To Be Available for Civilians ATLANTA, Ga., June 7__Civ¬ ilians can begin looking forward to munching a little more candy now that hostilities have ceased in Europe. The Quartermaster Corps of the Army has on hand a stock of many popular brands of candy which was earmarked for troops in the European thea¬ ter of operations. The War Department has de¬ cided to have this stock distrib¬ uted to Army Exchanges in the United States, according to in¬ formation received at Head¬ quarters, Fourth Service Com¬ mand. While this supply lasts, it will reduce the Army’s purchases from commercial sources, there¬ by making more sweets avail¬ able to civilians. Ga. Women’s League 0. K.’s New Charter ATLANTA. June 7—(GPS)__ After an exhaustive study of the proposed new State Constitution, the Georgia League of Women Voters has thrown its support to the document which voters of the state will be asked to adopt in the general election August 7. With a new Constitution for Georgia, one of its aims for many years the league has made a critical study of the new in¬ strument, proposed by the 1945 General assembly. It is “no ideal document,” but one far better than the present Constitution, declared the league in urging its adoption. “In our opinion,” said Mrs. J. C. Blalock, spokesman-president of the league, “such fundamen¬ tal changes as the abolition of the poll tax and of allocations, the creation of a constitutional prison board, the improvement of sections relating to state and county finance, make this docu¬ ment a better one than the pres¬ ent Constitution.” No Chain Gangs In Georgia Pays Off ATLANTA, June 7__(GPS)__ Remember how Georgia used to have to fight long legal battles before other states would agree to return fugatives here—and many times they refused to ex¬ tradite them at all? And remem¬ ber how more recently (October 1943, to be exact), the Arnall ad¬ ministration abolished Georgia’s notorious chain gang system? Well, in that comparative short period Georgia’s penal reform program has come a long way. Today it is paying dividends. Latest evidence of that was given the other day by F. R. Hammack, director of the Geor¬ gia Department of Corrections, who said not a single state has refused to send home escapees since the penal reform program was launched. Hammack mail¬ ed letters to 1,730 daily news¬ papers throughout the nation, pointing out that this 100 per cent cooperation by other states “is in itself a remarkable tri¬ bute to the complete revision of penal administration in Geor¬ gia.” Hammack sent Am¬ Director erica’s newspapers information on the penal reform program to “furnish the public in every pic¬ state with a comprehensive made in ture of the real progress penal reform in Georgia, in or¬ der to offset the unwarranted statements of cruelty and mis¬ treatment made by some appre¬ efforts hended escapees in their to defeat extradition.” Under the new system, all forms of shackles, manacles, picks, leg irons and chains, are prohibited, and the old familiar convict striped clothing has been replaced with standard olive drab garb, he said. 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