News For VoteriiiK Veterans Administration remind ed World War n veterans that they ha vs one year from July 25 in which to complete GI training and two years from the same date in i which to apply for GI .loans. . July 25, 1956, marks the end of the education program for all but a few of ..the World War II vet ;:v erans now in training under the V, original GI Bill. ' f\ GI training payments to schools . and veterans will stop on that date even though a veteran may stil have unused training entitlement or/be in the middle of a course The GI loan program, now at peak activity, has two more years to run, coming to end lor practical ly all WWn veterans cm July 25,1987. . / ' i The small group of Veterans ex empted from these two deadlines are those who enlisted or re-enlist ed under the Armed Forces Volun tary Recruitment Act between Octo her 6, 1943, and October 5, 1946. t These veteran have nine years from % When You Can I. Save fc'? » K ■ % #1 * «f For the first time ever, you can now get a genuine General Electric 11 cubic* foot refrigerator, with the fam ous revolving shelves for only $269.95 JUP' MaMIM.N REFRIGERATOR ■ ■ ' . y 4. Electric Service : ’ Center Street Mount Olivo yoo»'t«T»Wi« “HOLE”-HEARTED PRACTICE SESSION—Seattle Rainiers hurler Ewell Blackwell serves’ ’em up for outfielder Art Schult as Schult tries for the range of the most>eyed bit of fence on the Pacific Coast circuit. A Seattle, Wash., TV station says it will pay $100,000 to any coast leaguer who drills one through the slightly-larger-than-basfbalir-sire knothole in the Rainiers’ left field fence during a. scheduled, game. the end of their enlistment or re-en listment to finish GI training and 10 years to apply for GI loans. More than 90 per cent of the loans—3,750,000—were for the pur chase of homes. Business loans totalled 220,000 and farm loan; numbered 67,000. More than 7,800,000—or half of all who served in World War II— received some sort of education or training under the GI Bill since 1944; Peak of the Gl Bill education and training program was reached in 1947 when more than 2,500,000 World War n veterans were in schools, on-the-job training estab lishments, or on farms throughout V TMC OOCTDR LEFT THIS PRESCRIPTION FOR YOUR SISTER .TOMPV& TAKE IT TO GIENNIMARTIN MUG COMPANY RIGHT AWAY. WE'U. ^ SOON HAVE HER UP ANQ ABOUT AGAIN ! j . ✓Vt n the country. Only about 138,000 World War II veterans are still in training under the original GI Bill. ’*■-— , ' -v 0—1 am the widow of a World War I veteran, receiving a month ly VA pension. I am receiving Sur vivors’ Insurance benefits, based on my late husband’s employment. Are those benefits considered in come, for pension purposes? 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