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! aiiiig tor gell my house
t the layer take over my GI
I t . o want to apply to VA
a ie from liability. Our house
my wt'e's and: my' name. Will
. -o L j released from liability?
If you are released from llabi-
: . Uhe WUI be, ta0.f.jr.'-iiV,';.;
-I am the widow of World
1 veteran. VA Is paying extra
i compensation on behalf of
t 17 year old daughter. If the goes
' 'uhA under the War Orphans
'! program, will those ex
. j stopT She already has
1 school and Is ready
A If she enrolls In college under
t:.e Tar Orphans Education pro
ton, she may receive both the
e ' a death, compensation and her
e -cations! allowances. ' However,
once the reaches age 18, the death
compensation payments must stop.
Q A friend of mine, a World
War n veteran, recently died of
a service -connected condition Will
his widow have a choice of obtain
ing death compensation payments
or payments under the Survivor
Beneflta Act? " - .
A No. Since his death occurred
after January 1, 1057, bis widow
does not have a choice. She may
be eligible only for benefits under
the Survivor Benefits Act. Had the
death occurred 'before':: January.; 1,
1957,. the. widow would have had
. -1 i j i ... j cti U.e j ,u t.o.a
tng under the Konr, GI Bill, and
my entitlement i! a:. .l-iy run out.
Is it possible to have my entitle
ment extended, a ''tf cose wMb
veterans in school? I ' ' t . . , ,
A No. The law prohibits the ex
tension of entiUeitn'iiVi u1 veterans
taking on the job trsunurfr under the
Korean GI Bill. Youiv Gt training
will end as of the dcl'e of your en
titlement expires..' r
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NOTE: ' Irurthe information re
garding the abov or any other VA
administered benefit can be obtain
ed at your local VA office, Boom
808-7 Wachovia Bank Bldg., Golds
boro. N. C .' - '
Changes In Your
Social Security
' Severely disabled workers SO to
65 years of age who could qualify
for the new social security, disa
bility benefits which 'became pay
able last July,; will' lose some of
their monthly payments if they do
not apply to their social security
district offices before January 1,
1858, announced Mr. Ernest 7. Fltz
Patrick,: district , manager of the
Wilmington social security office
today. "'. . vl; '
Qualified workers who make ap
plication for disability Insurance
benefits before the end of Decem
ber can be paid benefits back as far
as the month of July, Fitzpatrick
said. .After December, no back,
I, . .. .; t i I. a ij.
lo be t Lie for social security
disability Insurance benefits be
tween 50 and 65. years of age, a
wot kef must have a disability so
severe that he cannot do any sub
stantial gainful work. In addition
he must have social security credit
i, i least 8 out of the !Q years
before he became disabled, lnclud
i g it least a year and half out of
the 3 yean Just before his disability
, For those who meet the require
ments, disability - benefits' can be
gin with the 7th month of disability;
but no earlier than July, 1957; tha
first "month for . which the -' new
benefits became payable. Mr. Titi
pafrick points out, however, pay
ments to disabled persons who ap
ply for these benefits after Decem
ber SI of this year may begin no
earlier than the month In which
their applications are received, no
matter how ; long they have been
disabled;
Present Istldfer;
To Vet In Hospital
The best Christmas gifts for vet
erans who must spend the coming
holiday season as patients in Veter
ans Administration hospitals are
visits from friends and, relatives.
VA said the next best gift Is 8
long newsy letter from home. Visits
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H. M. Ellis, In' charge of exten
sion agricultural engineering for
the N. C Agricultural Extension
Service, says that a 'Ventilated
heater keeps, the flame' products
separated from the heat circulated
in the room, resulting In heat that
la moisture free and safe, v . va-.
On the other hand, Ellis says, an
unvented beater gives off wet,
steamy heat which condenses mois
ture1 en windows and . cold walls. It
tent healthy to breathe this air
and it can be even hazardous.
Ellis adds' that gas burns so clean
that there seems to be np apparent
hazard or nuisance from it : But
actually the products of combustion
The upper lobe of Archie pailey's right lung was
removed in an operation called a lobectomy. He had
tuberculosis. - As a result of studies on resected
lungs, such as Archie's, conducted by the research
department of the North Carolina System, better
treatment methods, more timely surgery, and more
lasting recoveries from'TB can be expected in the
future. The studies received Christmas Seal aid.
Thanks to a successful operation, Archie is back
home in Burlington working full time wtih the
Internal Revenue Department.
from a gas flame contain a great As t.i.s puis it, "if yo t, j
! amount of water vapor and carbon in unvented heater, give a 1
! monoxide l which has taken many bought to what you are bieu .i-
Jives. ,fi:;
lng befor eyou stop breathing.'
elieyes'liot Flashes," Irritation
From Change-of-Lif e For 8 of 10
Tested -Without CosUy Shots t
ecience Sers women stew free
dom from much misery of
n.nge-of-life, with an amazing
developed upecialiy tat
Junctional discomfort Doc
report senstional'results
fhl home treatment alon Table." tjpday. at drugstore
caimea. hoi nashes subsided. ir -.
IU unique combinatto ot mod- , . , ,
IdnesreUeves both the tense feel- "T ' i
ings and physical distress. 80" v'1' '
don't let cnan(fe-of-Iife rob you "
of Joy I Oet "Lydla Pins ham
bleas-." today, at drugstore , -
and letters from home are needed
throughout 'the year as well as on
holidays, VA said.
Individuals and organizations
planning to give presents to VA
patients for Christmas May contact
the chief of Special Services at
each hospital to learn the need for
and appropriateness of personal
gifts, VA said.
Clothing for personal use, such as
sport shirts, ties, handkerchiefs,
socks, and stationery are recom
mended as useful and acceptable
gifts for patients.
VA canteen coupon books also
make appropriate gifts for patients.
Articles from the hospital canteens
are brought In carts onto the wards
of the hospitals so that patients
confined to their beds can select
the items they want
The canteen coupon books Come
in denominations of 50 cents, $1, and
$5. They can be spent throughout
the year and may be purchased
from VA, hospitals.
Other gifts that many patients
would find useful are hair brushes,
combs, and lotions, VA said.
Veterans in hospitals are furnish
ed playing cards and other games,
as well as books and magazines.
Gifts of this kind generally would
be needed less than the other arti
cles mentioned. VA cautioned giv
ers not to give candies, cookies,
and other sweets unless they know
Zcmo Great for
r:.ir.:rCurns,Cuts
Zemo, a doctor's formula, liquid
or ointment soothes, helps heal
minor burns, cuts, bruises. Family
antiseptic, eases itch of surface
rashes, erwuna, teen-age pimples,
athlete's foot Stop scratching, so
aids faster healing.For stubborn
' eases, gat: Extra trnytH Zemo.
the patient is permitted to have
tiiem by his doctor.
Healer Needs Air
As Well As Humans
Your heater needs some air too.
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We'd like to add to the
chorus of warm wishes com
ing yonr way at this hap
piest of holiday seasons.
JACK LANIER
GROCERY
Lyman
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EMMETT KELLY Proprietors . RUSSELL KELLY
CHARLES Lj NICHOLSON, ,& Force
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The holiday season holds many pleasures,
and among the-nicest is the warm feeling that :
comes from a friendly Yuletide greeting. Here fi:
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out the year, take this opportunity to say
"Merry Christmas" to you.
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