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CLEVELAND (P) Stanley Wenger went to garage yes terday to pick up his car after mechanics repaired its smash ed front end. The car wasn't ready. A mechanic had taken it out 10 test the new front end and another car had rarnmed into it's rear end.
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6CYO Teunns
Enter Tourney

st. AIMS two unbeaten teams
lead Washington's six entries
into the Middle Atlantic CYO
basketball tournament tomorrow
ut Wilmington, Del.
Blessed Sacrament also is
sending two clubs. In the senior
girls and intermediate girls
classes, the only Washington
teams repeating In the tourna-
ment.
The senior girls team has been
Middle Atlantic champion since
1852 and Washington winner
since 1940. The intermediate
girls, who snatched the title
from st. AIMS for the second
straight year, were consolation
winners In this tournament q
year ago.
The other two entries are st.
Gabriel's unbeaten Junior boys
and st. Michael's intermediate
boys teams.
Probably the strongest team
making the trip is st. AIMS
senior boys. boasting q lineup
including Bernie McCarthy, Dick
Dent. Jim Mcintyre and Bob
Rusevlyan of st. Johns and Fred
Thornett Of Gonzaga. Rusevlyan.
however, will not compete be-
cause he Is batting for . spot on
the Maryland football team.
st. AIMS also Is sending its
junior girls winners. The WASH
ington teams viii compete with
entries from Baltimore, Phila-
delphia and Wilmington.
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tonight's semifinals were John
Granger, 139, Syracuse. and Herb
Odom. lat. Michigan State.
A pair Of boxers fought two
bouts each yesterday and won
them both. Gus Fiacco, l56. Of
Syracuse outpointed John Dus-
enberry Of Louisiana State In the
afternoon and did the same to
Johnny Gooding Of North Caro-
lima A. and T. several hours later.
Ted Contri, lat, Nevada, beat
Dave Van Etten Of Santa Clara
and Terry lyman of Wisconsin.
Tony DiBiase. Virginia's East
ern 156-pound champion, deci-
stoned Harold Machigeshira Of
the host school to qualify for the
semifinals.
However, the Cavaliers other
entry, 147-pounder Bob Rush.
was withdrawn before the start
of yesterdays bouts.
Syracuse took the lead In the
team totals with five points, Wis
consin. the defending champion.
and Michigan State both have
three. "A quarter final victory
brings one point. q semiflnal
three and q final I'VE.
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FIGHT
Continued From Page CT

Continued From Page C-1
In their careers. but after they
learned a little about defending
themselves they never got cut
again"
It will be the first title defense
for Saxton, the 24-year-old New
York Negro, since winning the
championship from Kid Gavilan
in Philadelphia last October. His
two intervening engagements
were a split decision over Ray
mon Fuentes and q loss to Mid
dleweight Ron Delaney.
The champion was favored at
about Q to /, although only a
week ago they were 8 to 5 and
pick 'em.
Neither boy has been knocked
out though Demarco was stopped
twice. Saxton has won AZ, lost
5 and had 2 draws.
Saxton has the edge in weight.
height and reach. Johnny cx-
poets to weigh-in at 1864 at the
official ceremonies at the Boxing
Commission at 2 pm. (EST).
DeMarco viii be lag or possibly
even lighter. Saxton stands
5-foot-9 compared to Tony's
5-foot-5h and has q 76-inch
to 62H-inch reach advantage.
DeMarco's contract calls for q
rematch within 80 days should
he win.
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NATIONALS TAKE PLAYoFF LEAD
Fort Wayne Boy Beats
Pistons for Syracuse

SYRACUSE. N. Y. April tH.
The Syracuse Nationals used q
Fort Wayne boy to turn their
home-court whammy on the Pis-
tons and take a first-game lead
In the National Basketball As
ISOLATION championship best-of-
Z piayoff.
Syracuse was struggling to
overcome o 75-7l deficit in last
nights tension-packed game
when young Dick Farley. who
lives in Fort Wayne. sank q re-
bound and Melted two foul shots
to spark the Nationals to an So
81 victory.
More than 5000 watched the
Nationals whip Fort Wayne for
the 18th straight time here since
the MIA was formed six years
ago.
The teams meet again tomor-
row afternoon at the War Me-
mortal Auditorium and a ma
tional television audience lWRC-
TV ct 8 p.m.)
Red Rocha and Paul Seymour
led the Nationals point produce
ton with 10 and II. respectively.
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vejor 8 to 5
Over Gruhun
On vTonieht
SYRACuSE n. y Auril / (E1

SYRACUSE, N. Y. April / (F1.
Young. ambitious Chico vejar
has another 10-round date with
Billy Graham tonight and he'll
be out to prove the split decision
he took over the veteran Graham
Marssi ( was no mistake.
Graham. 80. says he's in top
shape for this one. but WEARS
youth and speed make him an
e-to-5 favorite.
The bout In the War Memorial
Auditorium. viii be broadcast
and teleyised over a national
hookup at 10 pm. (WRC and
WRC-TV In Washington.
Chico, who has won IS, lost 4
and fought I draw. is anxious
to make q good showing in order
to come back for a championship
bout with Carmen Basilio this
summer. Basilio doesn't have
the championship now. OF course,
but Steve Ellis. WEARS manager,
has 1t all figured out that Basilio
win beat the winner Of tonight's
light In Boston between Cham
pion Johnny Saxton and Chal-
lenger Tony DeMarco and have
the title BY the time vejar can
get in the ring with Carmen.
Graham has q lifetime record
Of 104 wins, II losses and 8 draws.
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ORLANDO, Fla, April I (Spe-
ciai) Its long winning streak
now broken, the Andrews Air
Force Base basketball team
must concentrate on winning
Just three straight games.
A three-game streak, small
to the 52-game string Andrews
put together this season. never
theless Is exceedingly important
10 the airmen from Maryland.
Andrews must win q game to-
night and then whip Sheppard
Air Force Base OF Texas twice
tomorrow to retain the Air Force
Worldwide championship it won
In similar fashion last year.
Sheppard upset Andrews. IA
81 last night to put itself In
the drivers seat. It was the first
loss for Andrews since its de-
feat by the Warren tWyo0 ALB
In this same tournament last
year. Andrews came from be-
hind to beat Warren once and
Sheppard twice to win the title.
Kessler Meets Nagoya
Keesler, Miss, and Nagoya.
Japan. meet this morning. The
loser is eliminated. The winner
and Andrews then meet at 8
o'clock tonight for the right
to meet Sheppard at Q pm. to-
morrow. II two final-round
games are needed, the second
viii be played at $3.50 pm. to-
morrow.
Andrews included DuqueSne
University, winner Of the Ma
'tional Invitation Tournament.
among its victims this season.
The Airmen had lost to Minne-
apolis Of the National Basket
ball Association In q couple Of
pre- season exhibitions, but
hadn't lost after the season
started until last night.
When Sheppard scored its up
set. Andrews was only two games
away from q perfect season.
The victory was no fluke.
Sheppard played q determined,
cautious game Of control and
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Polumbo and DiBiose Fight
In NCAA SemifinuIs Tonight

POCATELLO. Idaho. April I
R.-Knockout punches and up
sets were scarce at Idaho State
yesterday In the preliminary
rounds Of the NCAA boxing
tournament, but two San Jose
State sluggers scored kayoes.
Dick Bender, 156. won his
knockout In the third round Of
his bout with James Buck Of
Michigan State last night. Later
Dave Farmer. behind on the
cards Of all three judges. brought
up a left from the floor to kayo
Leo Coyne Of Maryland. the
Eastern light heavyweight cham
pion. also in the third round.
AL individual champions back
from last year advanced without
mishap. Maryland's other entry.
Vince Palumbo, defending 1922
pound national champion, won
the first bout Of the day with a
convincing decision over Cyril
Okamoto Of Hawaii.
Okamoto's teammate, Seija
Maya. began defense Of his 125-
pound championship by whip
ping Eddie Olson OF Washington
State. the Pacific Coast titlist.
Other champions advancing to
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Gu Nine Win
Over Towson
First Of Year

Catholic University's baseball
team has Q lei record and q
roster outlook after q 6-5 victory
over Towson Teachers yesterday
at Gu.
Andy Balint pitched q three
hitter and Bob Flynn banged out
three hits. including q triple. as
the Cardinals rallied from their
opening game loss to Colby.
The victory leaves American
q. as the only college team In
this area without q win. The
Eagles lost their second straight
yesterday, 1872, to West Virginia
at AU.
Dick Rabbits slammed two
home runs and Ron Laneve add
ed another TO pace West vir-
ginia's l3-hit attack.
Maryland Is at North Carolina
and Colby at Az In games today.
while tomorrow Michigan visits
Georgetown. Maryland win be at
Wake Forest. Loyola at Gu for
. double header, Maryland State
at Howard and Navy ct Muhlen-
berg.
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PerIini Of Meade
Coins in Bid for
AAU Mat Title

AMITYVILLE, N. Y. April I
B.-Julius Perlini OF Fort Meade
is one Of IS entrants still very
much in the running for National
AAU wrestling championships
today.
Tom Woods. q fellow-soldier
stationed at the Maryland base,
wasn't so fortunate. Woods was
pinned by Bob Rainey Of Fort
Campbell. KY, In q 147.5 pound
bout, but he's still around. A
defeat costs three points and it
takes i've for elimination.
Perlini, q heavyweight, adj
vanced by pinning Fred Marcera
Of ithaca at 5:42. Is
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College Basketball Scoring
Hits New High, Fouling Dips

team total Of 145.3 points q
game and an average Of 37.8
fouls. The previous scoring high
was 1873 points q game In 1858.
National leaders In important
departments were San Francisco,
the NCAA champion, which per-
mitted opponents only Sal
points q game. and Fur1nan,
which for the third straight sea-
son had the highest scoring ay-
erage In the country with 95.3
points. That Furman figure broke
Its collegiate record average Of
last year, 91.7, which In turn
had broken its 1853 record Of
90.2.
Virginia was third in team Of
Tense with 1913 points a game,
while George Washington and
Maryland rated among the lead
ers In various other departments.
CIV was 46th among team
scorers with q 73.8-point aver
age. Maryland was 18th among
defensive teams with 61.9, while
CIV was 31st there with 65.8.
The Colonials also rated high
In their average margin OF VIC
tory, 12.5 points, for 10th place.
CIV took top honors In field
goal percentage. making 47.6
per cent Of its shots from the
floor, and was third In free
throws with 72.8 per cent.
Maryland was tied for 9th In
fewest fouls committed, ayerag-
ing only l6 q game. CIV was
9Th in rebounds, taking 59.7 per
cent OF the loose balls, while
Maryland was 9th with SIS per
cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-01

Totals ss 20 50 Totals 80 2
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Larry Foust OF Fort Wayne was
high with 26.
The Pistons, down by IL points
In the early going, rallied to
trail 1914 at the half. The
score was tied nine times before
Foust. George Yardley and Mel
Hutchins combined TO send the
Pistons ahead. 75-7l, with q 1T
tie more than seven minutes to
60.
That set the stage for Farley.
After the second foul basket he
fed the ball TO Rocha for q two
pointer that sent the Nationals
ahead to stay.
A hook shot by Dick Rosen-
thai pulled Fort Wayne to casa
with Is seconds left. But Sey-
mour sank two fouls In the final
three seconds to clinch 1t for
the Nationals.
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Women Weld Brooms
With Skill in CurIino

BOSTON Up. = There are
times when some women much
prefer using a broom to a vacuum
cleaner.
Such q case occurred when
women from several States came
here to show their highly de-
veloped broom-sweeping skill
They were members Of teams
playing In the women's national
curling championships.
The ancient Scottish game re-
quires broom wielders to ease
the fight of q polished stone
over ice into q scoring circle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-01

College basketball scoring hit
an all-time high last season
and fouling dipped to its low
est level in six seasons. accord
Ing to figures released today by
the National Collegiate Athletic
Bureau Of the NCAA. The "bo-
nus" free throw rule may have
been the cause Of both results.
The statistics from 1908.
games between major collegiate
teams showed an average two
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NOW NEEDS THREE STRAIGHT
Andrews, String Gone,
Faces Uphill Title Fight

made IS Of a shots for . 50
per cent field goal average.
Andrews took the same number
of shots and made six fewer.
Andrews started well, taking
an 8-4 lead. but Sheppard, led
by Bob williams. tied 1t at 1910
and shot away to a 25-l8 lead
at the 10-minute mark. The
Texans led. 1888. at the half.
Nagoya defeated Furstenfeld-
bruck Of Germany. l04-87. and
Kessler eliminated Lockbourne
Of Ohio. 12o-98. In other games
Yesterday.
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D. c. Boy Wins Letter

GETTYSBURG. Pa. April 1
Especially Donald Brake. senior
from Washington, d. c.. was
among IL members OF the Get
tysburg College track team to
receive varsity awards In the
schools annual ceremonies this
week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-26

State OF Michigan, in the Cir
cult Court for the County Of
Wayne
LILAS Nj. CAMPBELL, Plain
tiff, VS.. ROBERT A. CAMPBELL,
Defendant
Order of Publication
No. s2s-sss
At session OF said Court held
at the Court House in the City OF
Detroit, County of Wayne, State
of Michigan this 5th day of
February, A. D.. 1855.
Present; Honorable Wade II.
McCree, Jr., Circuit Judge.
II appearing that the defend
ant Is not a resident OF the State
OF Michigan from inquiries made
Of defendants relatives and
friends, but resides in the State
of New York.
1T is ORDERED that the de-
PENDANT enter his appearance in
this cause on or before three CD
months from the date OF Order,
or said Bill OF Complaint will be
taken as confessed.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED
that a copy of this Order be sent
by registered mail to said de-
PENDANT, Robert A. Campbell
co Albert Brown, l54-0l fist
Avenue, Apartment BIB. Flushing
Long Island, New York, his las,
known address, and II not re.
ceived personally by said de,
PENDANT at least twenty (20) days
before the time prescribed fol-
appearance. that this Order be
published, as required by law.
WADE M. McCREE, Jr.,
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
Edgar M. Branigin, Clerk
Gy G.. Burkhardt, Deputy Clerk
2-26-4-2
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to Academy

Congressman Charles {. Digs.
Jr. fD-Mlchigan) this week an
nounced tire names OF his nomi.
nees for appointment TO the
United States Military Academy.
ssvsnissn year old Charles
Lynch Of Ill West Busns Vista.
Highland Park. was one OF the
two candidates named 10 com.
pete for the 10Th Congregational
District quois vacancies.
Eighteen year old Robert W
binkelman. Jr.. was Diggs second
nominee Robert is also studen,
a. Highland Park High schoo
where he was elected. this year
president Of the Senior gradual
ing class and Is a Boy Scout
with rank Of life scout.
Robert has earned the iuniol
''ie saving award, which was pre-
sented TO him at Camp Wes,min.
ster.
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fer stresslng human relations. 90
TO reenphasize the Importance Of
this subject within the total
school program and CD to probe
the best thinking Of all interested
teachers in preparation of a 'each-
er's guide in Human Relations.
Or. Ruth Cunningham Of Co.
lumbia University, Professor Of
Education and Research at the
Horace Mann School. will be the
main speaker
DR.. Cunningham. who OBJ.
tanned her doctors degree at
tho University of Michigan. has
lonq been a leader in this field.
She is an expert in the areas
of Child Development and Cur
riculum. Her most recent book
is entitled Understanding
Group Behavior Of Boys and
Girls"
William r. Stocking. Northern
High School. member of the
Teachers Steering Committee, as
chairman. will open the morning
session promptly at 9l5 am.
Discussion sections from 10 to
~ are divided according TO cur
riculum areas. the Language Arts
and School Libraries; Guidance
and Special Services; Health Edu
cation: Exact Sciences; Fine Arts
and Human Relations; Business
and Retailing; and Social Studies
and Family Living
An interested Detroit teachers
are invited TO come. Tickets for
1.-THE luncheon may be obtained
through the offices OF the District
| Principals. of DR.. Harrington and
OF Mr. McGrath.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-26
Hotel Owners
Meet Friday,
at CarIton-PIaza

WASHINGTON. d c. Hotel
and Motel owners. representing
seven Mldwestcn States. have
been called to a special meeting
at the Carlton Plaza Hotel, De-
troii Friday, Feb 25 it was an
nounccd today by Edward NJ.
Swan president. Region 5. Ma
tionwlde Hotel Association.
Purpose of the all-daY meet
ing. said Mr.. Swan. is 10 i'm.
plemeni the program OF the
MIA which The Board of Di.
reeiorS and Board OF Governors
sanctioned al their mid winter
conference in 81. Louis In jan
uarY.
One Of the most important sub
poets for the meeting Will be the
hug, national advertising cam.
pagn which IS designed 10 ia.
mIlarlzc and popularlze NBA's
distinctive red. white and blue
emblem with which all members
OF The Nationwide Hotel Associ.
alton are identified
or equal importance on the
agenda will be thorough dis.
cussion on the Associations Clean
Up, Paint Up drive during the
Month OF March, Open House
Celebrations during April. MAS
National Scholarship Fund Con
test which closes April l4th with
the awarding Of prizes IN Wash
ingion. d. C.. and = report on
National Convention Plane and
activities by the Convention
Chairman. W. G. wcstmorelsnd.
assistant manager, Gotham Hotel.
John A. Allen. secretary. Re-
gion ), owner OF Lee Motel,
Detroit has extened invitations
TO attend the meeting 10 all hotel
and motel owners in Midwestern
states
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-26
Republicans Go
to Frisco in SO

WASHINGTON The Repubh-
can National Committee unani-
mously ratified the selection Of
San Francisco as the site for the
COP national convention in 1856.
Democrats have selected Chi
cago for similar purposes. Pres.
ident Eiseaohwer Is reported to
have greatly influenced" selec-
ton Of the West Coast.
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Jesus Showed "The Way,
the Truth and Life"
Detroit Tribune
2l46 ST. Antoine WO. 4-s2Os. 2.4e37

Representing Our Father Mother Cod our pv,D. p,s
Tor The invinebis Triumphant Divine Right. Of Ma.
PLEDcEp TO and uphold human ana etvu ,,rh,.
S'hso every Wednesday By tho Detroit Tribune Puhih
Entered second class matter Al the post oe. ., r.,
en9.n under the act Of March s7a 9ubscrpfIons Or
ss.so mos $3.50, moa el.1ss Forsgn yearly C. oa
Newspapers '"@'@-'~f~ "nAiso
ANDREW = FrushsuL c.s- Owner ed puhiishsr
. s'sssih Ellington General Manager assnssins Edi,.,
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CALL
WO.2-4o37
Heading. williams + Smith.
attorneys
104 Tobin BLDG.

Heading. Williams + Smith.
Affornsys
1os Tobin Bldg.
Sta.s OF Michigan, in the Cir
cult Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chsncery.
CHARLEY GUY, Plaintiff, VS..
| CHARLESTINE GUY, Defendant.
Order Of Publication
No. s2s.ss2
r. c. No. ls7-eo<
At a session OF said court held
at the County Building, in the
City OF Detroit, County OF Wayne
and State OF Michigan, on ibis
3ist day OF December, AID. 1854.
Present; Honorable Carl NJ.
Weideman, Circuit Judge.
II appearing that the defendant
is a resident OF this state. and
that process for her appearance
has been duly issued and the
same could not be served by rea-
son of her absence from or con-
cealment within the state, and by
reason OF her continued absence
from her place OF residence.
II Is Ordered that the defend
ant enter her appearance in this
cause on or before three (3l
months from the date OF this
order or said bill will be taken
as confessed.
II Is Further Ordered that a
copy OF this order be sent by
registered mail to said defendant
at 377l Gath street, Detroit, Mich
igan, her last known address, and
il not received personally by said
defendant at least twenty (20)
days before the time prescribed
for appearance, that this order
be published as required by law
CARL M. WEIDEMAN,
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
Edgar M. Branigin. Clerk
BY A. c. Gallagher Deputy
Clerk l-22-2-26
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William T. Patrick. Sr.
William T. Patrick. Sr. Atty.
col Lawyers Bldg.

WI LeWfstt nio8,
State OF Michigan, in the Cir
cult Court for the County Of
Wayne in Chancery.
VIRGINIA LEE SUTHER-
LAND, Plaintiff, VS.. EDWARD
L. SUTHERLAND. Defendant.
Order To Appear
No. s77.ss3
At a session OF the above en-
titled Court, held in the County
Building, in the City Of Detroit,
County Of Wayne, and State Of
Michigan, this 18th day OF Jan
uary, AID. 1855.
Present; Hon. Neal Fitzgerald,
Circuit Judge.
II appearing from affidavit
hereto attached that the defend
ant. Edward l.. Sutherland, de-
PENDANT herein, is not resident
OF the State of Michigan, but
that his last known place Of res
idence was at 1893 Germantown
street. Dayton. Ohio.
On motion OF William T. Pat
rick, Sr., Attorney for the plain
tiff, II is hereby Ordered that
the defendant, Edward "a Suth-
erland. enter his appearance
either in person or by Attorney,
within three CD months from
date hereof. or the Bill Of Com
plant will be taken as confessed
against him.
II is Further Ordered that a
true copy OF this Order be pub
lished according to law, and that
true copy Of said order be
mailed TO last known address Of
the defendant, postage prepaid,
return receipt requested, by reg
istered mail.
NEAL FITZGERALD,
Circuit Judge.
A True Copy
Edgar M. Branigin, Clerk
BY A. c. Gallagher, Deputy Clerk
l-22-2-26.
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VETS QUIZ

OIL am taking on-fhs- iot
training under the Korean CT
Bill. ! also would like 10 en-
roll in a correspondence course
on the side. 10 study a subject
related 10 my job training.
viii VA pay for the course?
A.-The law prohibits VA
from paying you an additional
amount Of money 10 cover the
cost Of your correspondence
course II can say only the
required allowance for your
on-the. job training
O.-MY National Service
Life Insurance term policy has
lapsed. ! want 10 reinsiaie VI
and. at the same time. convert
10 permanent plan. What
payments will ! have to make
10 The VA?
A.-You will be required TO
pay one monthly premium at
the term rate, and your first
regular premium at the perm
anent plan rate. The latter
may be either a monthly
quarterly, semiannual or an
nual payment.
OIL am a World War
veteran receiving m o nthll
pension payments from VA
My uncle recently died. leav
Tag me an inheritance OF som,
shares of stock. Are the stool
proceeds considered Is income
in figuring my annual ineom'
eeiling7
A.-Proceeds OF the stock
will not be considered as in.
come until they are converted
into cash.
O.-As a result OF my ssrv
ice in World War II. ! an
receiving monthly disability
compensation payments. Woui'
il be possible for VA 10 deduc
The amount of my CT In
suranee premiums from m
compensation. so ] won't hav'
TO bother making out q checl
every month?
A-Yes. Your compensation
payments. however, must b.
large enough to take care o
your premium payments eacl
month.