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Evening star., 1954-06-01
With Regard to q
Card of Thanks

r Very often cord Of thonks In
The StoF meets O need which eon
hordly be solved in any other woy.
Not only is II erocious expression
o. srotitude to those who hove sent
horol tributes. but also eourteousiy
acknowledges the services and kind
nesses OF the mony to whom q per.
sonoI note Of thanks connot we'll be
moiled Of whose nomes ond od-
dresses ore not known. Insertion Of
o cord OF thonks moy be orronsed
by telephone to The Stor. ST. $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday StoT
Evening star., 1954-06-01
Virginia Toll High.

The District escaped with one
traffic death and one drowning,
but Virginia reported six traffic
deaths and five by drowning over
the week end.
AS costly as this toll was. it
was an improvement over last
years death record in Virginia,
when IA were killed on the high
ways.
On the other hand, Maryland
escaped with a comparatively
light death list. Three fatal
accidents and one drowning were
reported. No fatal accidents at
all marred the final day of the
three-day holiday.
Evening star., 1954-06-01
Holiday Death Toll
On Highways High,
Surprising Estimate
BY the Associofed Press

The Nations violent death toll
over the extended Memorial Day
holiday mounted to to 523.
Traffic accidents, as in other
holidays, was the No. l killer.
There were at least 355 persons
killed in auto accidents from 6
pm. Friday until midnight Mon
day.
The death toll on the high
ways was more than 100 above the
number who were killed in auto
miShapS over comparative
period of time two weeks earlier.
The highway death toll was
higher than had been estimated
by the National Safety Council
in a pre-holiday statement. It
had expected $40 traffic deaths.
80 Die by Drowning.
In addition to traffic deaths,
80 persons lost their lives by
drowning and rs others were
killed in accidents of miscella-
neouS causes.
The holiday violent death to-
tai of 523 compared to 385 in
the two-day holiday last year
and to the record Memorial Day
death toll of 571 in a four-day
period in 1850. This years traf-
fic toll was near the record of
1863 in the three-day Memorial
Day holiday of 1852.
An Associated Press survey of
violent deaths was taken from 6
pm. May IA to midnight May
II, the same time span as the
Memorial Day holiday, and
showed a total of 243 traffic
deaths, so drownings and 66
miscellaneous deaths for a total
of 359.
Evening star., 1954-06-01
CEMETERY LOTS.

TWO CHOICE SITES in National Memo-
rial Park: WIZ sell below current price.
IA. T.O626. -e
Evening star., 1954-06-01
BrathH

.pf 49, SAASfAS
FLEMING. WILLIAM j. Members Of
49, hereby HEREBY NOTIFIED notified of Of z the death ts
Sf %1GIAM GIT lSte Ir0thsEM FEEMiNd IN knisns snd
V are tLTsa requested to meet at the the
Collins Funeral Home. 1921
14th st. NV. on Wednesday,. June
2, 1854. at 8 pm, for recitation OF
'ne john B. TRA1NoR. F. N;
EDw ARD DAILY. +. C. 2
FLEMING WILLIAM J. Sir Mobiles Of
AsantiEs Az ahs@Sra. GsTsvaa Are orSsF SsFeSs St
4 E:!: :;l5::! E. s. E
i4La st NV on Wednesday. June 2,
1854. at s p.m,. for recitation OF the
JoHE v ,.S0z9aSy SoxS eEans q Commander.
FORD. F. GARRETT On Tuesday. June
fon eSa "a = his SRST FsTldsnfs p Fnrax S1sband ss
Of Catharine Codd Ford. brother Of
many nieces and nephews. Funeral
at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Fair:
tie EssTIy Funeral i,ai Home ! ysl5fsS Va:
terment tel ST. MSrys Cemetery. 2
FOURCHY. MINNIE MCMILLAN. On
Sunday, May 30, 1854. MINNIE Nc
MILAN FOURCHY, of $500 Grove ST..
Chevy Chase. Md. beloved wife of the
Mrs Flora Foote Brown of Evans
at the Bethesda -chevy Chase Funeral
da. Md. Private gravesfde services at
Oak Hill Cemetery on Wednesday.
June at IL am.
GALIAND; MARY E. On sunday, May May
Of Col Henry r smalley Friends
are invited to attend MEMORIAL sery-
st, and Mass. ave. ne. on tuesday.
June /. at s pm.
GOULD. SOPHRONIA I. On Monday.
May 81. 1854. at her residence. 1862
aGGED etgGsD 'sF wife oi the GPHRGHa ate fheodore
Caroline G. Hamilton. Theodore, How
ard T6wn5 Or ASer nd GSSd and MRS a Mysm wHf
g. DAY. h0 june friends T are Di invited Tenes to
caii at her late residence. Funeral
Arrangements by Mcclure Inc. .
HAMMERBACHER, EMMA T. On Sun
day. May 30, 1854. EMMA T.. HAM
oP SeSyed mosef Ts of Of the cds
W. Hammerbacher, grandmother of
Mary and Ann Hammerbacher. Funeral
from the w. w. Deal Funeral Home.
4Sl2 Georgia ave. NV, on WedneS-
day. June >, at 80 pm. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
HARTLEY. WILLIAM E. On Sunday.
MAY 30 1854, at D.. c. General Hos
pital WILLIAM E. HARTLEY. son. of
the late John R. and Ella v. Hartley,
brother of Hugh s. ana John Hartley.
ir.. Mrs. Esther Mitchell and Mrs.
Louise Rice: Friends may call at the
Lee Eunetal Home 4th ST. and Mass.
ave. ne. where services will be held
on Wednesday. June ., at 1870 pm.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
HENRY. WILLIAM FRASER. On Fri
day. May 2S. 1854. at Emergency Hos
pital WILLIAM FRASER HENRY Of
PIG East Thornapple ST., Chevy Chase.
Md, beloved husband of Amelia
Address Henry son OF Mrs. William
D. Henry of Chevy Chase Md. and
brother OF Ralph d. Henry of Cali
fornia. Friends may call at the Chevy
Chase Funeral Home. 5101 Wisconsin
ave. NV. until IL am. Wednesday
June , Services at the Chevy Chase
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Chevy Chase
pky and Conn. ave. NV. on WedneS-
day. June >, at II noon. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1954-06-01

munication of Barristers
Lodge No. As, F. A. A. M.
is called in Stansbury Ma
sonic Temple at l0:45 am.
on Wednesday. June 2. 1854,
for the purpose of attending
the funeral of, and conduct
Evening star., 1954-06-01

DIAN, CATHERINE X. MemDtTS OF ITt
Blessed Virgins Sodality of
= ::|=
recitation of the rosary for
oul late member CATHERINE R..
Evening star., 1954-06-01

DEAN, CATHERINE z. Suddenly on SAT-
urday May 20. 1851, CATHERINE
r. DEAN, beloved sister of Mrs. sara
NJ. Beard and Robert S. Dean. Funeral
from the residence of her nleceS,
Elizabeth and Alice Ertter, 1884
Chillum pl. ne : on Thursday. June 3,
at 93u am. Reuuiem mass at the
Church of he Nativity at 10 am.
Relatives and friends invited. Inter,
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1954-06-01

Frlday May 2s. lJ54, DOLORES CE-
CELIA BOWLDING. daughter OF Mrs.
Matte B. Dixon and Mr.. Joseph S.
Bowiding. Friends may call at the
Malvan IL Schey. Inc. Funeral Home,
New Jersey ave. and r ST. NV. after
IL noon today. where funeral services
will be held on Wednesday. June >.
at $50 am. followed by mass at
St. Cyprians Catholic Church at 10
am. Interment Mount OIivet Gene
terY
Evening star., 1954-06-01

DAY. May 81. 1854. at her residence
The Plains, va. LILLIAN VIRGINIA
CLEGG. beloved wife of Garfield Cleeg
Mrs. Bernice Glascock. Norris. Daniel.
Adrian David and Bruce Clegg. Fu-
neral services on Wednesday, June =.
at = pm tESTD. at The Plains Meth
Cdist Church, The Plains. Va. Inter-
mnnf Marshall CemeterY. MarShal. Va.
Evening star., 1954-06-01

Nav SO, 1854. FRANCES F. CROSS;
MAN Of 1924 Tilden st. NV. beloved
sister of Mrs. Bessie W. Palm Of same
Co. Funeral Home. 2901 14th st. NV.
on Thursday June B. at > pm. In
terment Oakwood Cemetery, Fails
Church Va.
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Continued from Page 1851
cause of lack of room. But this
boy, his eagerness, his alertness .
Gordon told himself these were
worth gambling on.
You will be admitted. Isaac.
Glasses will start after Rosh
Hashanah." Gordon returned TO
the work on his desk. But the
small figure fingered.
"Mr. American"
"Yes?"
THE shoes what about the
shoes?" Isaac pointed to his bare
feet.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24
Home of Fort Benning"
Columbus, Georgia

II will be present" Isaac as
sured him eagerly.
It was another week before the
director saw his new pupil again.
In fact, he had all but forgotten
about him in the press of getting
the school ready until the day the
shoe distribution took place :
few days before Rosh Hashonah.
There. first in a line of crowd
ing. pushing. squirming young
sters. was Isaac. He was hours
early.
With much TODD the Ladies of
the School Auxiliary finally made
ready to give out the shiny pairs
of brown and black oxfords. The
President of the Auxiliary, Mrs.
Nissim, called for order while she
made speech. It was a combined
lecture on how the children
should mind their shoes, and
their lessons, along with a state
ment of thanks to "our brothers
overseas"
Gordon sighed. He would have
preferred il otherwise. But he
c o m forted himself with the
thought that presidents of ladies
auxiliaries in Teheran were evil
IDENTIFY no different from their
sisters elsewhere and that. since
it had taken him nearly half a
year to convince the leading
ladies and businessmen of the
local Jewish community that
their assistance in the school was
desirable. he was not now going
to discourage them by, banning
speeches.
Gordon watched the boy Isaac,
as he received his pair. 1t was
revelation in what such a gift
could mean.
The boy held them before
him two shiny shoes. One for
each foot. Heavy. leather shoes.
With laces.
Now he put them on and sur
veyed them from every angle. He
walked forward in them and
backwards. He took a few steps
sideways. He skipped and he
hoped. He noted with satisfac-
Continued on Page 1851
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24
The, Wonderful
American Shoes

II don't understand" Gordon
said.
do you not give shoes to each
pupil? American shoes :" said
Isaac. He put desperate empha-
sis on the word, American"
Then he added, "You would not
have me go to the synagogue on
Rosh Hashanah in my old ones.
Everyone would laugh to see me
in such shoes when they know l
am going to go to your school"
Patiently. G ord n explained
there was no need for Isaac TO
worry about shoes. He would be
given a pair. courtesy Of Ameri-
can JewrY through the Joint Dis
tribution Committee and the u
nited Jewish Appeal.
"You will get them in time for
the holidays. I expect to see you
here, at services, wearing them, F"
the director stated. And he ush-
cred his would-be-pupil out of
his office.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-03
All in FaUor, Say .:Ab-h-h!"

When you serve ACNE Loncasier Brund
Rib Roasi Of Beef you're uIwuys sure Of
plenty Of uh-h-h's and oh-h-h's! For Lun-
caster Brond beef has whai Il takes 10
muks any meql a masierpieee-iis tender.
fIovors0me, Juicy.
The reason is this, ACME is the only moior
food chain which moiniuins It's own staff
Of sxperi beef buyers right in the heart
Of ihe greet Western euiiIe-ruisins sioles.
These buyers select rsullY choice, eorn-fed
young eallle of specific size and weight
70 give The best valUe TO ACNE customers.
Then The beef is graded BY y. S. Govern
msnl graders ul ACNE expense. Result?
You cent 60 wrong when you pick Acme
luneosieF Brund beef its guaranteed
Y. s. Choice.
Try rib roast 81 beef This weekend and
see for yourself why ACNE hos The vulUes
II Lonsasier Brand Meets! TASTE and sEEl
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-03

a Better Dinner Menu
with SWift's
brown IN Serve Sausage
Brown ~ Serve Sausage Corn skiIlos
Yield: servings
y pound SWifts Premium Brown N Serve Sausage
I tablespoon chopped green pepper
1 tablespoon chopped onion
2 tablespoons fat
2 cups cooked corn
Season to taste
Pantry green pepper and onion in hot fat in skill
let. Add sausage and brown. Push sausage to one
side Add corn. Put sausage on top. Cover. Heat.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-03
Hove You Seen the Lovely Wentworth Puisrn siverwoe9
Get Complete Matching Silver Service 10 SET
Beautiful Holiday Tubs
Look! 5-Pc. Place Selling
s QQe sH':; ss:.s..

le he desired number o No units add sets q g. and
and il just few weeks you have matchno set 81 ane
slver~are you'li Be proud of.
Evening star., 1954-06-06

Don't miss out the sayest most fun'filed weeks OF
the year at Arthur Murray It's house for everyone
vouns and old expert and beginner And there's only
world of fun waiting for you but prizes of all kinds
1t makes no difference you've danced before You'll
discover your very first lesson that learning to dance the
Arthur Murray Way quick easy especially for begin.
ners That's because of his famous Mac STEP the key step
to all dances Thanks this simple you'll be dancing with
carefree confidence in almost time.
You learn even more quickly during these gay weeks be-
Special During Derby Only!
Evening star., 1954-06-06
'NLY more WEEKS TO HAVE FUF
SAVE MONEY while LEARNING!

you chance practice with different partners
at many Derby parties You'll make host of new friends
too while you're developing dormant ability to dance
And what prizes store for the lucky winners First
prize is 2week trip Europe second dance vacation to
avana Cuba; third holiday trip Bermuda; and there
are loads of other attractive prizes, too.
So don't wait Come the studio today and enroll in the
1854 Dancers Derby-he biggest soodme sweepstakes in
the history of the Arthur Murray studios We're daily
from 10 AM to 10 PM. Air conditioned of course
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-13
STEWARDSHIP MONTH
AT SECOND BAPTIST
CHURCH

November has been deSig-
mated az Stewardship"
month AZ Second Baptist
Church. Rev. A A. Banks.
Jr.. announces a calendar of
activities featuring spiritual
programs 10 highlight the
month. including
November II. 1854 $50
PM. ~ Special Armistice
Day Sernice-MenS Talent
Program ~ Veterans as
special guests.
sunday. November IL
Mems Dav-GueSt Speaker
DR.. :. A. owen. Mem
phi>. Tenn. Vice President.
Na'ioral Baptist Conven-
Ton.
A Son9fest az 800 Pm.
on this same day.
Tuesday. November 10
$50 2 VI -Cieneral Group
Fellow snip Meeting
v ednesday and Thursday
November u and ISL
Yer Leaf Bazaar.
: uday. November 2l-3.3O
=. VI Woman's Day Com
ni,tre IL Special Project:
Inter Scholastic Tea al
Crniral NWCA .
Thursday. November p
II A VI Joint Thanksgiv-
NIX Service with Bethel
AME and Second Baptist
Oh arch AT Second Baptist.
Or. ! l.. Roberts. preacher.
5 lnday. November Is
N omsns Day ~ Guest
Speaker: DR.. Mamie II /
ElrQughs. Pres Womans
Convention AuXiliary. Ma
tonal BaptiSl Convention. !
1t is expected that. the
members Of the church and |
their many friends will rally |
"a the support Of the church !
q .ring this month and help
make the entire month one (
~ spiritual festivities. A. I
these outstanding speakers
are presented 10 the congre-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-13
Detroit Tribune Readers Will Be
Interested In the Following:
Brother Flies Back to india"

v will be recalled that The Detroit Tribune published its
letter 10 me badly burned brofher-svins ;nfslbIe
medicine OF God, Himself. 10 unfortunsie-from whom
The devils rsferis medics had AMPUTATE A LEG in
DESPERATE LAUNDERING EFFORT 10 heal via the devils
MISUNDERSTANDING neutrality-suspicious. medical psy
oholosy-S- with the devil-sninsl msane
sm!-SUF-Fo-cAT-E.S the divine and spiritual sense
THINKING life Itself HERE Of thousands right along and
has taken millions
As per God 10 Mrs Eddy ~ God heals NO
the sick diseased, deformedl they NOT healed
for no lesser equals the infinite ALLPoWERl What
God cannot DO, need attempt" S&Hl
BROTHER FLIES BACK TO INDIA
Detroit Tiresl
LANSING. Nov. 2-Krishnsms CHAR, a. Indian civil
servant who last month flew bedside OF his badly
burned brother will the 77hov return plane trip 10
New Delhi today
krshnams was assured by physicians 81 Michigan State
College Hospital that his brother Ssnksr Chair, IT,
chemistry student vas out OF danger
Ssnksr was burned go per Of his body as .
result OF laboratory explosion and later UNDERWENT A
LEG AMPUTATION While in The hospital Sanksr refused 10
est and went fast which lasted % days protest over
certain foods tho hospital serving him. He explained
that meat and eggs sgsins his religion.
and induce him 10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-13
WOMAN REPORTS
JOYFUL HEALING

Nr extremes 10 While h
mortal mind tries 10 90
were annuled recently. A
sorry good St.dent Of Chris
tan Science WAS healed Of
fearful condition of a
"A ger. SCI era weeks pas.
ed and She last could not
trcome the tear because
~ having mad the condition
bt,ore which had caused the
~ Mos al Of a ioint. II was
tNro gh tae help Of a Chris
ii;n Science practitioner that
he rrcci.ed a perfect heal
ing. and she said last week.
Mi.'ie she MS making the
d' n.oA> ration over what
med t1 D- cry malign.
ar: De.ic, ot inflammation.
>he was also healed Of an
o'h'f very sick condition.
v hich had given her con
derabie iroIble over a long
period OF time
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-13
CmLCk LIST

tNa ap.c. Nu4 wiz need
trr oil a'ot. .a.luc Hca.N
SUNNI eagnt oil ~ncn cold
is difficult 20 move. and become,
a Giao on me 80 zen 50 max.
Npar gas station change the OIL
% ire selght that IS good Tor
vplr pa tcalar osivlns habits
vneiner YOU drive iol 81 "a
llilcl i1t voNi "a ticuiar car
'is il reN o.i of m.ddle-aged' )
and Tor ine nd 81 winter
weather ,ol can expect IN ,up
pa o! ine ,oDntrt All 90 iacsc
TINS ce nne s. nat sht OF
oil tWiilrroo
Your battery is yer, mpoi
iani and a. ~ meniiored last
week. should be CAREFUL,
checked for the added strain oi
winter use
The spark plugs should be ir-
spected too and as these some
tunes wear out some mlyhi
have 10 be replaced 70 ensure a
car that really Starts on winter
DAYS Your garage might do well
20 crefS The nirinR srston ga
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-13
Woman Dies at Car Wheel" Age 81
The Deyil-Animal Magnetism
'Rohs' Judaism ard Attorneys Wife
of 20 Years via Heart Failure"

THINKING FAILURE Of the devils Judas Judaism and
The devils medca both OF whom nvoluntarily suf
focste ones divine and spiritual and life HERE
thus making good prospects for Gods Christ Science in
that collective called the world,
where here. Gods Chosen People Chrstlke Chris
tan Scen coming out OF all nations, peoples and
backgrounds
(Detroi, Ne~sl-"Mrs Ruth Klein. the wife of
Detroit attorney found dead her yesterday
afternoon after struck she returning home
from Torch Drive luncheon in a downtown hotel
Mr., Ruth A. Klein 81. driving when
her out Of control the curb and hit
tree She pronounced dad at Mt. Carmel Mercy
Hospital"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-13
Forced Over Cub,
Woman Hits Dad
with Baby InAm'

A 37-vear-old housewife ssVs
herself up to police last ~ee'
after her car StsAen islasI 2,
eight children ard pansd y
against a wall on McG'aw n
28th street. and ,re fled ri
the scene
She is Mrs. Elizabeth Hnl
mond. Isl Pinerse. who u
miiied that she was the hlif"I
driver|iwo hours after The s'
dent al police headquafi'h
advice Of her husband.
Still in critical cond.lon
Receiving Hospital IS RNxe]
Head. a.. 5727 18th. Na, y
standing beside hi, wife. %D,
with their sick child IN asiD'
when he was struck bv R's'
carried "a feet on the hoN "
pinned against a building
His 3-vear-old dauehis1
tricia. who was. thrown lIop
arms when he was slFu'~
treated for minor Injuries
Heads were taxing her 70
hospital for examination
she was running a ienpe'sv
Mrs. Head said the car
right al them as they wdl'r
bus from the east. su0'
came over the curb and NJ
nus band who also attempts
dodge the car. She added j,
the woman driver got ou' y, =,
the accident and just w.
away fast. j
Mrs. Richmond. who hau
driving for two months. sao
other car forced her oVe
curb and didn't know son'I
was hit before she went 'nw
porch. Then / was 80 irleh'
and nervous. couldn't
there" she added. Il
She said she went to
a couple of blocks away
prayed before calling heI
band who told her to give J"
up.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-13

Rates on Letters and Greeting
Cards
The postage on letters and
sealed Christmas greeting cards
is , cents per ounce. Unssaled
Christmas cards bearing no
written message may be sent at
cents for the first two ounces
and one cent for each additional
ounce.
Cards sent at this rate Will not
be forwarded nor returned 10
sender IN case OF non-del.very
Christmas cards should be
bundled with the stamps facing
the same way and tied with
string
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-13

Special Delivery and Air Mail
should be handed in al the post
cGice separately from ordinary
mail
Advertising matter other than
that for Christmas business.
should not be deposited in the
mails after Dec and before
Dec 81
The Post Office does not pro-
woe directory service Extreme
care should be taken to see that
all mall matter is completely adj
dressed including street. number.
city state and delivery zone
number.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-13

AID. % course, anti-frcere
mAst be pat la lcIr CARS raui-
stof % prc.cni freeing Iheic
.te i4O klnus Most Authorizes
agree mat the permanent Is pc
is be for rcalir cold weather
df.vsng You Just need one large
dose and i lasts all winter long
Tor n.luef climates. a less eN-
pen>.Nc a.eohol-tvpe antl-fie.le
,noIld - you through Again.
consult your service station for
sot particular need
Your heater and defroster y, u.
be- important 10 YOUR comfort
BE sure tnese are both N good
NOlkiag order And take a 20
Jn0er the 10 umenl panel
ourself To see that oil fresh AR
Vent, aye tightly shut
he brakes and tne cil.'on
should be IN good working or
der and these can be che Nea at
the same time
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-13

No. 1870 r roi csu spare sour
esg ipr hali day. your station
can ID 'ne whole 80 AZ one time
IN Yee". ~td liee % 4sf
me important 20 $ - or csl
ina nol.d be C4e ned be'1 q
So nier comes ln.s IS be,au.t
file automobile na q much
glcsfc burden placed on 4 IA
'4" flld months sad 4 ta, s.
iecaS al TINS i.t!.r
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-13
Art Exhibits to Il

Detroit's great exhioluu~ "A
French lmprcSsionist an
Sides OF the Medal. VIM"
tains world famous pa
valued at S3.0O0.OO0 VIII
view through Nov g. one
longer than originally sen'y
The exhibition Of ths
Of Titan. Rubens and or
masters in the whiiecon'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-13
Vets Quiz

Dim a disabled veteran
taking Public Law Is training.
received serious injury
during my training. Could l
receive addiiions. compenss-
lion fer my training injury?
A Yes j L. possible tDi
slts 10 receive additional com
penssscn fpr your inJlry. plo-
NldinE YOU can snow that vorr
disability res ulied d.rsci'e
iron some essential framing
scitiy
OIL was seriously disabled
In a train wreck while travel
ing. under orders. 10 an in
duction csnfer. Even though ]
never entered military service
would | still be entitled to VA
compensation payments for
my disability?
A Yes Under recent law.
yO4 d,ooiliy is considered
10 have occurred in active
m.lisrN service. provided il
was NOT the result OF your
own misconduct
O.-Since | am raied as so
per cent disabled. l am receiv-
ing extra compensation pay
because | have a family. I'M
dersfand that my basic COM
pensaiion check will 90 up
five per cent as OF October l.
Will the extra psY for my
family also increase on thai
date?
A-No. The law did MOI,
provide for d FIVE per cent in
crease IN the extra payments
made 10 veterans for depend
enis. Only your basic compen-
Sation VIII be increased.
OIL expect 10 get out OF
service within the next few
weeks. What is my dsadlins
for starting Korean GI Bill
training?
ing Korean CT training Will
be three wears from the date
OF your separation from the
armed forces.
OILS II necessary to apply
for the five per cent increase
in compensation payments. re-
Gently voted by Congress?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-13
HARRY <. cUTHsERTsoN JR.

Chicago TribUnsl
The funeral OF Harry K. Cuthberison Jr. 90 OF 766
fancy ST. Cary newly appointed assistant United States
orneY for fhs northern indiana district will be today
IN Peru Ine his native He died Monday Of infsnte
paralysis in Gary Methodist hospital Mr. Cvhbertson for.
meriy was LEClSLATVE ASSISTANT TO SEN cspehsrt tR
md and former counsel for the banking and
committee Survivors include his widow. Ann children
end his father.