The Olympian from Olympia, Washington • 9

mm i TKDqfly OiympIdrt Friddy 52194?" a less driving charges this week McCiirry Who has' 29 yeirs teach lng denied in court he waS druhk but admitted having TEACHER SUSPENDED Seattle-tfVA Sekttl high school teacher Lahdbn McCUfry 5Z was suspended yesterday after conviction 6fdrunkto and reck four1 beers i -v r- rf open tonigni in Sterbadirontho open-" tonight The 2 hpater is aujui OV now 'Sunset Drive-In menl at each showing The door theater will have rom for 428 automobiles A concession booth will be lo-eated at the theater Sandwiches coffee pop com candy and other refreshments will be served The owners of the theater are f1 foe Olympia Airport $5 off lh Portland house will be open a week and will have re A '1 Washington The Veterans Administration cracked1: down -today on all "training schools established just to attract 1 the ex-Gl trade' i It said in a policy statement that must now be in opera- tion on their own for at least a year before they accept veteran-enrollees at government expense" under the GI Bill of Rights This' means VA said "that unless the one-year minimum is metj veterans beginning training in such schools may not receive subsistence allowances" jJJ P- moving pictures every Berg and Fred Miller i109 There will be approx The latest in sound and projection hours of entertain-1 equipment has been used in the i -m A 1 TO THE NEW V--- -s- 4 i --v SUNSET DRIVE-IN THEAfRE SHEET METAL WORK BY Ca i a I eet Meta we Are happy and proud to HAVE BEEN SELECTED TO DO THE PAINTING OF THE NEW BUZZING JACK a pass at 30-foot altitude over" a farm in the Fair-field' Valley of Idaho this light ptane churns the air to keep frost from condensing on -the wheat 107 No Columbia Telephone 3542 crop below This was toe of six 'planes thattook part in aJ successful experimentto keep frost from k01ing'the crops-in the 5000-foot-high valley- SU SIT statement skirted all allegations that its order was directed against fly-by-night schools which have come into existence recently in the hopes of getting 'the dollar- for training But one source summed it up this the GI Bill became training schools have mushroomed Many are legitimate training schools some are rackets set up for the purpose of enticing the unemployed veteran into learning and living at government This scource said a recent survey disclosed that about 1400 new training schools had opened up during the fiscal year ended last June: 30--- policy is based on congressional restrictions written into fiscal 1950 appropriation new a VA statement said VA' from spending any money for subsistence allowances' tuition fees or other charges for a veteran who enrolls in a school which has been functioning for less than one year immediately prior to his enroll- ment date i veterans however who" commenced courses in such new schools before Public Law 266 went into feet may continue their training at government drive-in theater BRICKLAYING SUNSET DRIVE-IN THEATRE i Boston Wh n' Philip Greenberg a bricklayer was brought into a hospital after a tumble from a staging he looked to nurses like a poor working man But-when they peeled his clothes off to treat his back injuries they discovered $14-512 in cash in his pocket Greenberg explained he was carrying the money in the hope of getting to the bank during his-lunch hour OKUHLMAN 417 South Pear Phone 2431 1 cpnstruttiort df the" theater Mr Berg said The show house is one of the most modern and up-to-date structures of its type in the nation he continued ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS FIXTURES AND LABOR Louisiana produces more furs than any other state in the Union BY AND AND Success BEST WISHES 504 Fourth Telephone 6016 HOLS I A I Mr and Mrs John Wojtowicz lead their five-year-old Holstein cow and the three calves She bore on their dairy farm at Corry Pa TO THE NEW i TO THE i Bone-Dry Oklahoma Still Gets Liquor SUNSET DRIVE-IN THEATER SUNSET DRIVE-IN THEATRE WELCOME TO VERMONT Montpelier Vt Hospitality a thousandfold wijl be waiting for out-of state tourists who visit Vermont this Summer A hospitality committee' consisting of 1000 Vermont motorists has been 'appointed to glad-hand visiting vacationists' automobiles of the 1000 committeemen will bear special emblems- signifying a' willingness to make the Vermont stay as1 pleasant as possible PLUMBING SUPPLJES-AND 'LABOR r( f'til fl' I -1 BY CRUSHED ROCK AND OILING BY CAPITAL PLUMBING Oklahoma City-Assistant Attorney General Sam Lattimore believes revival of a law has cut the flow of whisky into Oklahoma but bootleggers agree i Lattimore said Little Rock Arkansas informants told him the revived law has kept some $1000000 wdrth of Oklahoma-bound whisky bottled up in Arkansas warehouses He said suppliers apparently are lying low until the Federal government makes up its mind whether it will act-under the law- The law permits Federal alcohol tax unit agents to seize liqUor shipments destined for dry Oklahoma It passed the twenty-second Oklahoma' Legislature 'hidden in the fine print of another bill If ofit-of -state suppliers are lying low Oklahoma bootleggers noticed" it A statewide survey showed bootleg whisky plentiful at prices- close to those charged in neighboring wet states LOCATED WEST OF HI-WAY 99 AT THE NORTH END OF THE OLYMPIA AIRPORT THRILL OF A LIFETIME St Louis-Bobby Smith 12 got a bigger thrill out of the at police headquarters than any of the thousands of guests While looking at a display of stolen items recovered the youngster spotted a bicycle stolen from him more than a year ago AND HEATING 424 So Jefferson Telephone 4828 Telephone 7809 317 North Milroy SEE AND HEAR THESE TOP SHOWS Convicts Well Read Moundsville Va-West penitentiary library now contains approximaately 10000 volumes which are used by the inmates in -an educational recreational program THE LONC-BELL LUMBER CO state flower is the magnolia WISHES TO EXTEND THEIR HEARTIEST -S 1 MR BERG and MR MILLER 'it AND Vv A ON THE OPENING OF THE' Hlir NtlEE IIIUM IAWBENCE 2CV VAITEI MOIOSCI TO -THE ANP THE FAMOUS BlaWintf Sasfa of Unfanlef Men end a Savage Wilderness! I I DRIVEN PLYWOOD MILLWORK FLOOR INSTALLATIONS a lumber I I 1 HARDWARE ASBESTOS CEMENT BOARD JANE WYATT Nat HoR ProducHos Reltsud by 20tti Cantwy-FA i THE CONCESSION BOOTH V' -V- l-f v-? AND OTHER BU I LDING MATERIALS s-m r' i 1 'yt Show Starts ds Soon as It's Dark Drive Out As You Are" Bring the Family BY w' S'-' t' -i i'r- 5 SUPPLIED BY y' T- uy 4 A ADMISSION Adult Children 10 to 12 years IS under 10 years FREE Candyr Pop Corn Sandwiches and Coffee the Concession Booth' i is Vr COMING SUNDAY: Two Big Shows "APARTMENT FOR PEGGY" and "FURY AT FURNACE CREEK rt i i 7 wv Telephone 4f03 Legion Way -t1 'J- 1 -v 1 J'--'-' 14? -l j1-1'- S' 'S r- V- I': jJr 5 'it.