Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Walch and
throe of their sons arrived in Sew
ard last week for a visit of several
weeks with their daughter, Mrs.
Jacque Roth. The Walch’s came
to Alaska via the Alaska Highway.
This is their first visit to the Ter
ritory. They reported that they
thoroughly enjoyed the annual
Fourth of July celebration.
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of the greased -pole was taken by
Richard Mattson, who wore steel
climbing spurs.
FIREWORKS
As advertised* the fireworks dis
play for the Foutrh of July cele
bration was the greatest display in
Seward’s history. Although the sky
was still bright when the display
took place, the mountain made a
perfect backdrop against which to
display the blazing colors, and the
explosions echoed and re-echoed
from mountain side to mountain
side.
The fireworks were the special
charge of the VFW and concluded
the program.
The concession stands, especially
the one selling hamburgers and
hot dogs, were busy till late in the
evening.
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: 10:00—Associated Press News
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G.l. Readjustment
Allowance To Expire
Unless Congress amends the ex
isting law, Veterans of World War
II who were discharged from the
Armed Forces on or before July 25,
1947, will he unable to claim Ser
vicemen’s Readjustment. Allow
ances under the G. I. Bill of Rights
after July 25, 1949, according to I
R. E. Sheldon, Executive Director
of the Employment Security Com
mission of Alaska.
All veterans discharged after July
25, 1947, will be eligible to claim
readjustment allowances at any
time during the two-year period
following their date of discharge,
but not later than July 25, 1952.
Since the initiation of the pro
gram in September, 1944, approx
imately 4,543 Alaska Veterans of
World War II have received one
or more checks and for the same
period 599 exhausted their bene
fits.
During the month of May, in
Alaska, 715 ex-G.I.’s received ser
vicemen's readjustment allowances
and 53 exhausted their benefits.
The July 25 deadline date, Mr.
Sheldon said, will affect many
Alaska veterans who served in
World War II.
The Servicemen’s Readjustment
Allowance program is supported by
federal funds and the Employment
Security Commission has been
serving as an agent for the Veter
ans Administration for this pro
gram in Alaska. As the Federal
Law now stands, the entire re
adjustment allowance program is
scheduled to expire on July 25,
1952, Mr. Sheldon said.
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FOR SALE, MISC,
1948 INTERNATIONAL KB-2. Low
mileage. Extras. $1500. Frank
Blanchard, Monroe 32. l-2p
BOYS’ 24-in. BICYCLE in good
condition. William Carman, Sew
ard Sanatorium. l-4p
WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA
now has a local representative.
Anyone interested in this excel
lent set of encyclopedias notify
Lucille Moore, Box G9G, and she
will call on you. Terms: $10 dn.,
$6 a month. 104-l-2p
QUONSET HUT. $250. Call Adams
94. 93-4-ac
FIVE - HORSEPOWER EVINRUDE
outboard, 1948 model, 15 hours
service—bargain at $140. Call
Adams 94. lOOtfc
FOR SALE, VEHICLES
1942 LINCOLN 4-door sedan. Good
condition. Reasonable. Call Main
1G8 or see Mark Walker. 102tc
LOST
WALLET: lost Wed. June 29. Val
uable papers and money. Finder
please retrun to newspaper office.
Martin Goresen. 104-lp
FOUND
RING, near concession booths July
4. Call Main 168. ltf
FOR SALE. REAL ESTATE
HOUSE: 3 rooms ami bath. East
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ONE THREE-ROOM HOUSE, 1 2
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FOUR-ROOM Stucco House, four
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