Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-12-31
CLEANUP SQUAD
COMING THIS WAY
lFrotn the Yerinrton Times

Kenneth ,. Nralt, OF the Ohiled
States Veterans Bureau, district No.
Il paid this city visit few days
apo and made arrangements for
cleanup OF World War veterans of
this section, those who are disabled
and need compensation and atten-
From the itinerary planned mem
Der OF the staff viii lie at AIinden on
Thursday the 10Th inst, and Yering-
ton on December 30th.
Every soldier veteran Of the World
War now has a chance if he never
had it before, to get what is coming
10 him from the government It is for
the purpose OF carrying this chance
directly to the disabled veterans
door that the L S. Veterans Bureau
S conducting tie clean up campaign
1t IS essential tha veterans who
were sick or woundsd ia the service
md who are now suffering from the
fleets Of that sickness, or those
wounds, should know of their priv
legcs. Briefly stated they are as
oiows:
First, compensation Any veteran
suffering from disability which his
ecord Shows, or te can prove, was
ontracted in or aggravated by his wal
cryIcc, IS entitled 10 $50 a montl
or temporary total disability, Sl00 q
Month Tor permanent total disability
nd pro-rated amounts for temporary
nd permanent partial disabilities. In
asc OF tuberculosis or mental all
tents, developed vithin tWo years o.
discharge, the disabled man does no
ave to prove service origin in order
, get compensation All discharged
1en rated as totally and pernentaly
isa6led, who have kept Up their Wat
'islS Insurance, are entitled to $5.75 {
lonth for each $leee Of insurance thai
carried.
Second, vocational training. An
isabled ex-service man entitled te
compensation, whose training is fea
bile, is also entitled to vocationa
ducation at tha Governments ex-
ensc Also any disabled veteran
onorably discharged, who is unable tt
eturn to his pre-war job because o
disability due to service, regardless
# whether or not he is receiving
compensation, is entitled to vocationa
aiming at the Governments expense
here are two classes Of trainti
hose who receive training and train
lg pay for subsistence, and those who
lcrely receive training, including tut
ion, books, etc. Training pay varie
I'm $50 to $100 a month with an ad.
itional allowance for family de
endants.
| Third, as to disqualification. Any
x-service man who is taken sick will
given emergency treatment in Gov
rnment hospitals, pending an investi
alton into the origin of his illness
his sickness is traceable to service
may continue in the Government
ospital until cured
Fourth, insurance All disabled ex
ervice men may reinstate their Wa
Risk Insurance by complying will
equations.
Each ex-service person who desire
meet the squad should write a
nee to u. S. Veterans Bureau, "a
'lood Building, San Francisco, stat
lg the reasons for wishing to NEE
he squad and the detailed facts upol
which he bases his claims. If his cas-
arrants it transportation to the stop
ing point closest his home will be
orwardcd to him without delay
The American Legion, Veterans
'oreign Wars, Disabled American
Ieterans OF the World War DISABLED
{eterans of the World War, Military
order OF the World War. Red Cross
Knights OF Columbus. Salvation Arm9
:. Nj. c. A, and the Jewish Welfars
loard have pledged their cooperation
this work, and will furnish any fur.
her information on request