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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-28
OdIl,ev TruInanove
politike ma
|Srednjem vzhOdu

,JERUzALEM, (O.N.A.)-Tu-
kajsnje javno mnenje Sc nagi-
ba vedno bolj k naziranju, da
namerava Amerika podpreti -
ako ne cello prevzeti in nadalje-
vati-zastarelo in propalo poll
tiko Velike Britanije ma Sred-
MEM vzhodu, katere cilj je bill,
da vzdrzuje ma oblasti fevdalne
mogotce v teh krajih.
Britanska politika je bila v
preteklosti ia, da SO podpirali }
vsemi sredstvi fevdalne oblast-
nike, tako da je ostala socialna
kriza prebivalstva, XII je nepo-
pisno siromasno, dejansko ne
spremenjena. odkar je po koncu
druge svetovne vojne postala
pozicija Rusije kot velike sile
neoporecna, so zacele te ljud-
ske mase dvigati svoj glas, do
eim so pref molcale.
Akademiki, XII so studirali v
inozemstvu, sc priz a d eva j O
ustvariti move politicne stranke,
da hi tako prevrgli start red, XII
Jim zapira pot, do vplivnih polo
zajev, kar jih v mnogih sluca jih
povede zapor kot komuniste-
navzlic temu, da nekateri izmed
niih MISC komunisti.
Vsi oni, XII nadaljujejo borbo,
pa imajo svoje oci uprte ma
who'd, k Sovjetski zvezi, ker jim
nicesar drugega ne preostane.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-28
VaIllj Gr6ssman:
Nncistic11a klaUrlica u
Treblinki
IL ruseine prevel: J. Kaueic.)
Is. naarca 1947.

pepel cd spomladi tega leta
1943, da poletja 1914. IL treh
blznjih vasi je morale vsak dan
priti ma to delo pc 20 voz. Vsak
voznik je moral po osemkrat ma
dan odpeljati pepel in gorje IT,
stemu, XII ne bi izpolnil svoje
kvote. Najveckrat je zgorel v
peel in njegov pepel so potem
odpeljali drugi.
Toda vsaka mera je eakrat
polna, pa &c je Sc tako globoka.
Tudi treblinski klavnici .je mu-
Genie in trpljenje privrelo do
vrha in udarilo cez rob. V moz-
ganih zasuznjenih delavcev Sc
je porodil blazen nacrt, nacrt
upora in mascevanja. Izgubiti
tako ali tako MISC imeli mic. Vsi
do zadnjega so bill obsojeni ma
poeasen pogin; sleherni nov
dan njihovega zivljenja je bill
nov dan mucenja in trpljenja.
Vsak dan SO posiljali v plinske
celice tiste "delavce", kateri so
Sc izcrpali in MISC bill vec spo-
sobni "a fizicno delo, ma njiho-
va mesta so pa prihajali drugi.
lie par ducatom Sc je posreci-
10, da SO vzdrzali po par mesecev
v tenn peklu; to so bill vecino-
ma peki, krojaci, mehaniki in
kuharji, XII SO skrbeli "a udob-
most gestapovcev. Nacrt upora
so mogli zasnovati samo ljudje,
katere je navdajalo strasno So
vrastvo in leila po maseevanju,
ceravno SO Sc zavedali, da je
nacrt ze vnaprej zapisan .pogi-
nu. V nacrtu je bio doloceno,
da nihce ne DO pref pobegnil il
klavnice, dokler jo ne razbijejo
" prah in pepel. In razbAi so jo!
(Dalje prihodmji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-28
J. Tonl$iC::
KO Sc BON POSLAVLJAL

V naprej mi slutnja govori
in glas srca pritrja il:
kako tezko, kako hudo
cd donna jemat DO slovo.
Ko bonn odhajal il vasi
in >,e poslayljal cd ljudi;
cd polja, vrtov, travnikov,
cd hribov, logov in gozdov.
Cd preljubljene vasi,
cd dobrotljivih teh ljudi,
cd fantov dragih in deklet
-kjer sem uzival sreco let.
Bo Ii cutila kaj mirna vas
in VISA okolica, MEN kras?
All bodo zene in mozje
v slovo podali mi roke?
All bodo fantje il vasi
v slovo zapeli pesem mi?
All bo katera cd deklet
pripela mi rdeci cvet?
Da v tujem kraju, kjer bonn, b
spomin mi DO zelje hladil;
da 81 bonn kedaj zapel ma gla
ko v duhu zrl BON 1fiih in vas,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-28
Uporno gibanje
v Paragvaju

BUENOS AIRES, (O.N.A.)-
Visok castnik paraguajske ar
made mi je danes povedal, da so
izgledi upornih Get mnogo boljsi
kot oni vladnih sill.
Dejal je, da sta ODE stranki v
stanju, da postavita ma bojno
pole priblizno po 10000 MOI.
Toda uporne sile imajo mnogo
vec mlajsih castnikov, XII pozna-
jo uporabo modernega orozja.
Vladne cete Sc nahajajo pod po-
veljstvom starih castnikov, XII
nimajo nobenih izkusenj z mo-
dernim orozjem, povrh tega
Jim manjka Sc podcastnikov.
Verjetno je, da bodo garnizije
v Gran Chaco, XII so najbolje
opremljene, podprle uporno gi-
oanje.
Vprasanje, komu DO zvesto le-
talstvo, Sc nj odloceno. Mornari-
ca je v splosnem proti vladi, a
nina dovolj streliva, da bi mo-
g!a nastopiti uspehom.
Omenjeni castnik je poudar-
jail, da zacasno bojev v vecjem
obsegu Sc nj, ker je koncentra-
CHA Get v tel neprehodni dezeli
pocasna. Vlada namerava baje
zapreti yes severni> del dezele2 in
tako s Spomanjkanjem zivljenj-
skin potrebscin. prisiliti uporni-
Ike ma predaio. !"
Vlada trdi, da rameravajo
ustanoviti komunisli-
cen rezim, toda v Buenos Airesu
vlada prerricanie. da to gihanje
nj pod komunisticno kontrolo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-28

Porocilo poudarja, da je
UNRRA sestavila yes nacrt IN
da je bila dobavila brezplacno
vse potrebne naprave in zdravi-
la, ter da je naletela ma odpor S
strani ljudi, XII smatrajo, da bi
bilo odpravljenje teh bolezni "a
nje skodljivo. Pojavile so Sc raz-
ne govorice, ma primer, da je
DDT prasek nezdrav in da uni
cuje vrtove, ter da izpodkopava
zdravje moskih in zensk.
INA koncu koncev je vlada
sama posegla vmes," trdi to po-
rocilo, in je zacela ne glede ma
posledice cistko med nastav-
ljenci UNRRA-e, XII so bill ma
stavljeni, da izvedejo to delo.
Eden najvecjih grskih malaria
logistov, XII je incl skozi osem
let enega najvaznejsih okrajev
pod seboj, je bill nenadoma pro-
glasens kot nezanesljiv in KRAFT
komalf odpuscen.'
Porocilo naglasa, da je grska
vlada odklonila, da bi sodelovala
z UNRRA-o v svrho uspesne IL
ve.~e tega zdravstvenega pro-
grama.
"Najvisji clani vlade,' pravi
porocilo, ma katere sno apeli-
r"li, MISC pokazali nobene spre-
membe svo:ega naziranja in
svoje ozkosrcne politike, XII gre
ma racun cloveskih zivljenj, ker
hocejo tako kaznovati vsako
opozicijo proti sebi, v preteklo-
sti, soziroma onemogociti tax cd
pof v 2bodocnosti.7 4 %S; +
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-28

All ste naroGnik "E1adkopr0V-
most 2" Ce ste, ali so Va$i prSja-
telji IN snanci? "En0kOprGD-
most" je potrebna vsaki drstSis,i
sGr0di v0Snih vesti IN vedssO ak
tatalnih Cl0pk0U! Strife "En0EO-
pyGUnOSt!W -.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-28
vasIlj Grossnaan:
(NGdal ljevanje)

(N0a0t1eU0nJe)
Kljub vsem tenn zlocinom, ka-
tere; sem ravnokar opisal, so
nacisticne zivali spale popolno-
ma mirno, brez vsakih tezkih
sanj ali prikaznij. Nikdar jih nj
mucila tezka vest, ker 10 sploh
MISC imeli. Zanimali so Sc "a
telovadbo, pazii ma svoje zdrav-
je, pilf mleko in snovali razne
klube in predavanja o bodocno-
sti nemske rase. Pc veckrat ma
leto so odhajali domov ma "po-
citnice''. Njihovo delo Sc je Ste
10 med najbolj tezavno in muc-
no, zato je vlada skrbno pazila
"a r1jihovo zdravje. Donna so te
zivali hodile zelo pokonci in mol
cali kot grob svojem "delu'' {,
seveda ne cato, ker jih je bilo
morda sram, ampak zato, ker 81
MISC upali prelomiti prisego o
molku, katero so morali podpi-
sati, ko SO bill sprejeti v to
"sluzbo". In kadar so te zivali
sedele svojimi zenami in otroci
v kinu, glasno srnejoc Sc in zbi-
jajoc sale, bi jih navaden clovek
zelo tezko locil cd ostalih nem-
skin prebivalcev.
Leto 1943, jc bio zelo vroce
na Poljskem in Ukrajini. Vec
tednoy nj bilo nobenega dezja in
vladala je strasna susa. Delo S
seziganjem je slo polno paro
naprej. Preko sest mesecev so
peel ze gorele, pa je bilo sezga-
nih kopaj polovica zakopanih
trupel. Delavci, XII so bill zapo-
sleni piE seziganju, MISC mogli
prenasati dusevnih in telesnih
nuk; samomori so bill ma dnev-
mem redu in so Sc vsak dan
mnozili. Kaksen dan 81 je po Is
do 20 jetnikov samo koncalo
zivljenje. Mnogi so nalasc po-
skusali pobegniti samo zato, da
SO bill ustreljeni. "Dobiti kroglo
v glavo ali hrbet, je bila velika
dobrota'', mi je rekel neki ruski
fant, kateremu Sc je posrecilo
pobegniti liz treblinske klavnice.
Ljudje SO navadno rekli, da je
bio biti obsojen ma pristine de-
10 v .Treblinko stokrat hujse,
,kakor pa biti obsojen ma smrt
y plinskih celicah.
!. Pepel sezganih trupel so od-
vazali kmetie il bliznjih vasi v
bliznje gozdove, kjer so ga
stresali oh potih. Ia pepel so
potem otroci IL delavskega ta-
borisea st. 1, razmetavali po
obeh straneh ceste. Otroci so
mnogokrat nasli med pepelom
razne raztopljene predmete, zlat
denar, umetno zobovje, prstane
in uhane, last sezganih zrtev.
VISA pota in ceste okrog treblin-
ske klavnice, so bila crna in
spolska cd cloveskega pepela.
Kolesa nasega avtomobila so
nekako cudno sumela po tel po-
ii, ko snao Sc peljali v treblin-
sko klavnico. Zdelo Sc je, da
slisim izpod koles zalostno in
trdo obtozbo zrtev mad gesta-
povskimi zivalmi. Ia crna in 8
pepelom posuta pot, vodeca Gez
polje bliznji gozd, kjer sc je
nahajala klavnica, je bila tragi-,
cen simbol strasne usode, kate
ra je zdruzila vse zasuznjene ma
rode v Evropi, XII so padli pod
krvavo nemsko in italijansko
sekiro. ~. +.
Bliznji kmetj je SO odvazali ia
,sa =. -. 1 n
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-28
GRSKA VLADA PREPRECILA BORBO
PROTT SIJSICI IN MALARIJI

WASHINGTON %. N. A. - V tajnem porocilu
UNRRAe XII je bilo posano Washington preteklo po-
ee e ba grska vlada obtozena da e preprecia
UNRRAe da zare maariio in onej tuberkulozo dezeli
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-28

North Chicago, Ill. - Tukaj
je umrl Matt Slana, star 20 let,
donna cd Wrinkle, v Ameriki cd
leta 1899, Clan KSKJ. zivel ie
yes cas- v tej naselbini in bill al
derman cd 1924 do smrti. Ra-
zen par let je yes cas- delal pri
American Steel g. Wire Co., do
1941, ko je Sci pokoj. Zupusca
zeno, tri sinove, dve hceri in pet
vnukov, v starem kraju pa Sc
stro.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-28
JUGOSLOVANSKI
BEGUNCI PISEJO
P1sMA v MosKvo

LONDON, rs. marca. - Ne
XII "Jugoslovanski nacionalni od-
Dor" je postal trem cd stirih mi
nistrov "a zunanje zadeve pi-
smo, v katerem zahteva razpis
volitev v Jugoslaviji in sicer
pod nadzorstvom Zdruzenih ma
rodov.
Pismo je osebno "odobril Pc
ter Karadjordjevic", XII je syo-
jecasno bill kralj Jugoslavije.
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the Tigers on Wilberforce's IS. After
n play and a tumble that was re-
covered by Don Sheppard on the %
Polk whipped a short pass over the
line to end Earl Beeks standing or
the Is and he raced the remaining
distance for the second I'd. Jimmy
Jones' conversion via placekick was
good as in the case after the first
I'D, giving the Tigers a 40 lead
lead in the first quarter.
Early in the second quarter Lin
coin again capitalized on an inter
ccpted Force aerial to score. Ar
buckle. getting loose for the first
time, snagged one of Cordon's
heaves on his own As and ran the
full distance from there unscathed
for another marker. Jones again con.
verted giving the Tigers a 81 poin.
lead. The high flying IMissourians
came back to score again in the Sec
ond quarter as the result a blocked
punt. Lowell Powell broke through
to block Corshay's kick on the Force
20. The ball was worked down to
the 9 on a few passing plays, then
Bill Palmer flipped a pass to Joe
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Coles who lateraled to Irving Smith
on the 9, and i was carried over by
Smith from there. Jones failed to. con.
vert. The quarter ended with the
score 40 at the half. Lincoln took
over in aFd after JUNE Outlaw, stel-
lar Force back, back to punt on the
Tigers this As, received a bad pass
from center and was tackled in his
tracks. Sheppard, Arbuckle, Sims and
Jones worked it down to the q and
Force took vel. After two plays the
Green Wave booted, and Holt took
it in on the Wave 48 where he lat
eraled to Arbuckle who streaked 50
yards for a score. Jones converted.
Wilberfoce sustained a rs yard Of
~fensive, spanked by aerial blows de-
fvered by Gordon and Corshay. With
the ball resting on the Tigers II,
Gordon passed to fullback Young
for the lone Wave score Of the day,
coming midway in the 3rd quarter.
The final Lincoln tally came In the
final period when Israel Turner
stopped a desperate Green Wave
aerial offensive by taking in one Of
Cordon's throws as it bounded out
of Joseph's hands on forces 20. On
tho mex play Holt passed to Pen.
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4t-Beg. 9-27-47 End. l0-l8-47

month if has one or more dependents.
His VA subsistence allowance is re-
duced proportionately when the total
exceeds the foregoing statutory limits.
Q. Whdt happens If the uetera's
marks are lou or his progress Is
unsatisfactory?
A. He may receive the assistance of
VAS educational and guidance SER
vice in an endeavor to correct those
factors which may be contributing to
his deficiency. But he is Obliged to
meet the requirements Of the school
IT he wishes to continue his course.
Q. May the peteran take part OF
his training in n school and part
in another?
A. VA may permit a veteran to take
more than one course of study at the
same time, either in the same or in
a different school, provided that the
course in the second school is not Of
Tered by the first school in which the
veteran is enrolled and the latter
school will certify that the course is
essential TO the successful completion
OF the veterans training objective.
q. May a Ueteran study NTH n
pirate teacher and receiue benefits
under the G. /. Bill?
The Omaha guide., 1947-10-04
q. S. CIVIL
SERVICE COMMISSION

The United States Civil Service
Commission announced today that ap-
plications for probational (career)
appointments to the positions of List
ing Machine Operator, Alphabetic
Card-Punc Operator, and Numeric
Card-Punch Operator will be accept.
ed at the Office Of the Director.
Eighth U. S. Civil Service Region,
Post Office and Customhouse Build
ing, Saint Paul !, Minnesota, until
the close Of businass October 90
l947. Vacancies exist in various Fed
eral agencies throughout the states
Of Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, North
Dakota and South Dakota.
Salaries range from 1854 to $2168
a year. Applicants must meet certain
experience requirements for these
positions. These applicants viii also
be required to take and pass a writ.
ten examination.
Full information and application
blanks may be obtained from the
The Omaha guide., 1947-10-04
LINCOLN SMASHES
RILBRRFORCE IN OPENER, 400
JIM STEEL

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.-Display.
ing a crushing offensive that com.
pletely overwhelmed a light, haplces
Wilberforce eleven, Lincoln univer.
sity's on rushing Tigers opened their
1917 a football campaign here Satur.
day afternoon by sAetherine the
Green Wave, 400. 1t was the frs,
conference game also for the two
Midwest elevens.
Coach David Rains Tiger. were
spanked by Clarence Arbuckle. a 100
pound sophomore halfback, who
scored two touchdowns, both on long
jaunts. Lincoln went to work in the
first three minutes of play after
Lewis Polk intercepted a pass on the
Green Wave IS. Several plays later
Quarterback George Holt punched
over fro the three yard line to star,
the avalanche of tbs. A few nom.
ents later Flash" Gordon. brilliant
Green Wave aerial artist, passed in
complete to right end Joseph on four.
tn down with the ball going over to
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COUNTY OF DOUGLAS
Harold L. Hunt, being first duly
sworn upon oath, deposes and says
that he is the attorney for the plaintiff
herein; that the plaintiff filed her
petition on the 24th day of March l947,
against Earle L. Ryan the defendant
herein, the object and prayer Of which
is to secure an annullment Of a mar
rage from the defendant; affiant fur
Their states that the plaintiff does not
know the Whereabouts, address or re-
sidence of the defendant and has not
been able to ascertain either, after rea-
sonable and due inquiry and diligent
search, continued for more than three
months after the filing Of the plain
tiffs petition.
WHEREFORE plaintiff prays for an
order for service upon the defendant
by publication.
Subscribed and sworn TO before
me, a Notary Public, in and for Dou-
glas County, Nebraska, on mis- oath
day of September, 1947.
Ralph R. Bremen
Notary Public
"
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No. 1876
ORDER


LUCILLE L. RYAN, Plaintiff, VS..
EARLE L. RYAN, Defendant.
This matter came on to be heard on
this oath day of September, le47, upon
the motion and affidavit Of the plain
tiff for leave to procure service OF pro-
cess upon the defendant herein by
publication, and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the court from the at
fidavit of the plaintiff, that the plain
tiff does not know the address or resi-
dence Of the defendant and has not
been able to ascertain either, after
reasonable and due inquiry and dill
| gent search continued for three months
| after the filing Of the plaintiffs peti-
| ton.
1t is therefore ordered that notice OF
| the tendency Of this action. shall be
| given to the defendant by publication
in a legal newspaper in Douglas
| County, Nebraska, for four successive
weeks.
BY The Court
Judge James M. Fitzgerald
District Judge
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
DOUGLAS COUNTY, NEBRASKA
Doc 4O4 No. 1876
AFFIDAVIT
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AFFIDAVIT

LUCILLE L. RYAN, Plaintiff, vs.
EARLE L. RYAN, Defendant.
STATE OF NEBRASKA)
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81. Please, Pop....I get those pants next year.
ey. MELvIN TApLeY
By red saeAeEa

kins who lateraled to Rudy Dyer
on the 8 and he raced over for the
I'D. -14'lFE
Lincoln will face Louisville Mum
iciple college this Saturday in Louis
vile.
TOUCHDOWNS:- CLmcoln) Holt,
Beeks, Arbudle ", Smith, Jen-
kins. (Wilberforce) Young. Extra
Points: Jones a.
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RANDOLPH AND WEBSTER
LEAVE FOR A. F. OF L.
CONVENTION |,

1t was announced at the Brother
hood Of Sleeping Car Porters head.
quarters in Chicago, Illinois, that A.
Philip Randolph, International Hesi.
dent, and Milton P. Webster, Inter
national Vice-President, left October
End for San Francisco, Calf. to at.
tend the Convention Of the American
Federation Of Labor.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
DOUGLAS COUNTY, NEBRASKA
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Ideal Hog Sine

Moderately fat hogs, weighing be-
tween $50 and 24o pounds alive, pro-
duce hams. shoulders and side, Of
the most desirable size for curing.
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asked by World War IL veterans in
Nebraska about education under the
=. l. Bill were answered today by Ash
ley Westmore}and, Lincoln regional
office manager Of the Veterans AID.
ministration.
The veterans asked the questions
in a survey the VA conducted to learn
how much they know about their fed.
eral benefits. The questions and an.
swers follow.
q. Hon is the length Of entitle.
meHt calculated and does a wear o,
e~nt'aenent near a school year o,
calendar year?
A. Under the G. l. Bill. any eligible
veteran is entitled to education q,
job-training for a period of one cal.
endar year, plus the time he spent in
the armed forces between Sept. l6
1910 and the official end Of the war
Y. What schools may a veteran at
tend under the C. /. Bill?
A. A vetspan may enroll in anv a..
oprved school that will accept him
Y. Whaf books and CONTINENT doe,
"A supply the veteran j nschool:
A.. VA pays for all books and eo,;n
ment that the school requires of al
students in the came course So lons
as this amount plus tuition does M,
exceed $500 a year for the co,,ss
Y. Hon. much subsistence is paie
and soon may the peteran expect tc
receive benefits after he is enrolled;
=. VA may pay eligible veteran.
"iHout dependents a subsistence 81.
io~ance OF $65 a month and veterans
WIN one or more dependents. $50 a
month. The length Of time reouir.d
10 issue the first subsistence cbeck
varies with each case. Generally the
1irst check is Issued within IN d,n.
a''cr the end of the first monthly paw
period. Subsistence allowances in a.,
rears are paid but none is psid IN
advance.
@. May the oeteran change HI,
course il he finds the ory
course in ,0hich he enrolled Is mi.
satisfactory?
a. Yes, providing he has VAS per-
mission to do 50. Whenever the facts
in the case indicate that a change
will be to the best interest of the
veteran, VA will grant authorization
for the change.
z. May q Ueterun recipe VI sub.
sIsfeHce payments II he works while
dttend&Pg school under the C. I.
Bill?
He may work part-time or full
time and still draw his full allowance
that the wages he earns for
such employment, plus his susbsist-
snce allowance while attending school
hoes not total more than SITS a month
i he has no dependent. or 5000 a
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The Veteran
Asks

0. / have been drawins $3.50
each month from my $4,000 is
exhausted?
A. No. Payments may be con-
tin-ued for the remainder of your life
provided your total disability remains
unchanged.
Q. Just which veterans are en-
titled to disqualification in a VI
hospital?
A. Veterans with serivce-connected
disabilities have top priority for VA
hospital care. Veterans with nonser-
vice-connected ailments may be hos
pitalized under the existing law if
beds are available and if they say
they cannot afford treatment else
where.
Q. Hon. is the length Of enttle-
ment for education or job-ndining
calculated and does a year OF en-
htlement mean a school or a cal
endm year?
A. Under the G.. |. Bill, an eligible
one calendar ear, plus the time he
spent in service between September
Is, 1910, and July Is, 1947. The tota'
period Of education or training may
moi exceed four calendar years.
Q rs a peteran entitled to pairel
Of his National Service Life In
surance premiums il he become.
totally disabled?
A., A. Yes. All National Service Lii.
IrnU1ance policies provide for the
waiver of payment of premiums dur
ing continuous total disability Of tht
insured for six or more consecutive
months, for as long as the period o!
disability exists. Consult the nearest
Veterans Administration office fol
full information, and for assistance
in obtaining the waiver if you are en-.
titled to it.
Q 4 am making arrangements for
a G. /. loan to buy a farm. If I am
unable to make paymeits on m,
loan, What will happen?
A. That will depend on the terms OF
the loan, the attitude of the lender
and laws of the state where you
and the security are located. If pay.
ments are not made when due, then
the loan is in default and the lender
may take such action as is provided
in the loan agreement and is per
mitted by state law and by the re-
gulations for guaranty and insurance
of loans.
Q. | understand that some C. l.
loans are negotiated at an interesI
rate OF more than 4 percent. Is thi.
true?
A. The interest rate on a guaranteed
loan cannot exceed A percent. How
ever, the interest rate on a non-rea'
estate loan which is to be insure.
for then lender, instead of guaranteed
may be as much as $40 percent. You
/ can ATTAIN information concerning in
sured and guaranteed loans at an,
Veterans Administration office, ant
from various lending agencies.
The Omaha guide., 1947-10-04
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The Omaha guide., 1947-10-04

Civil Service Secretary, at any first
or second-class post office, or from
the Eighth U. S. Civil Service Region
al Office, Post Office and Custom
house Building, Saint Paul !, MINI.