The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1949-12-13
Deadlines Are Listed
For Veterans Benefits

Veterans Administration remind
ed veterans Of important headlines
for VA-administered benefits. The
headlines follow:
ca Bill Education and Training
World War II veterans discharg-
ed before July %. 1047. must start
CT Bill education or training be-
fore July 20. 1851. Veterans dis
charged after July %. 1947. must
begin their courses within four
years after discharge.
In both cases. the training must
be completed by July 25. 1856.
An exception has been made for
veterans who enlisted or reen-
listed under the Armed Forces
Recruitment Act public Law 1901
between October 6, 1915, and Oc-
tober 5. 1916. They have four years
from the end of their Public Law
100 enlistment or reenlistment
period In which to begin CT Bill
training, and nine years from that
date to complete it.
Public Law 10
Education and Training
Disabled veterans of World War
II may begin Public Law 16 edu-
cation or training at any time after
discharge. but in time to complete
their courses by July 20. 1856.
CT Loans
World War II veterans may APP
ply for loans guaranteed or in
sured under the CT Bill until July
20, 1857.
An exception has been made for
veterans who enlisted or reenlisted
under the Armed Forces Voluntary
Recruitment Act. They have 10
years from the end of their enlist
ment period covered by the law
in which to apply.
REIMBURSEMENT Allowances
The CT Bill readjustment allow
ance program has ended for most
World War II veterans.
Those discharged after July rs.
1947. however. may apply for the
unemployment and self-employ-
ment allowances at any time with
in two years after discharge, but
no payments viii be made after
July rs, 1852.
The headlines do not apply to
veterans who enlisted or reen-
listed under the Armed Forces
Voluntary Recruitment Act. They
have UP to two years from their
date of discharge to claim read
justment allowances, provided that
they apply within five years from
the termination of their Public
Law 100 enlistment or reenlist-
ment.
National Service Life Insurance
A veteran of World War II who
applies for new insurance, or to
reinstate a lapsed policy, generally
must furnish VA with satisfactory
evidence of his good health. A
service-incurred disability =. less
than total in degree--will be dis
regarded in determining good
health, SO long as he applies for
new insurance or for reinstatement
before January 1, 1850.
The disability must have been in
Cured in service between October
8. 1910 and September 2, 1945.
A veteran who applies for the
NSLI total disability income pro-
vision also is required to furnish
evidence Of good health. In this
case, too, a disability incurred in
service between October 8, 1910
and September 2, 1945-but less
than total in degree-will be dis
regarded in determining good
health, so long as he applies for the
total disability income provision
before January 1, 1850.
Cars for Disabled Veterans
World War II veterans who in
service lost, or lost the use of, one
or both legs at or above the ankle
may be entitled to receive an auto
mobile or other conveyance at
Government expense. They have
until June 80. 1850 to apply.
Other Veterans Benefits
There are no headlines for the
VA-administered benefits for vet
Grams listed below. They may be
applied for at any time.
Veterans of all wars and service
connected peacetime veterans =
medical, hospital and domiciliary
care.
Veterans of World War II-neW