October 8, 1959 (6 pages)

re ee re — iS TONNER REAR 1 snares ecstmanpnmentinenah seenrentnnnncrtepeneneeRaND b had a wife or dependent child, “could go to those dependents. .come on the rolls * July1; 1960, they would be subeither are just beginning or are in high school. From now on, similar advance notice will go to the parents and guardians of all potentially eéligible youngsters who reach their 13th birthday. ‘VA letters. to parents and guardians noted that although the War Orphans program generally begins at age 18, the time to start thinking about college is during the early years of high school. Therefore, the letters suggested, the high school course should be planned “so that it will provide an adequate foundation for a program of education which maybe pursued later.” The letters added that “you (the parent or guardian) and the school counselor or principal will undoubtedly assist in planning 3 this course,” But parents and guardians were invited to talk over their children’s high schoo] plans with VA Spanish-American Vets Not Under New Regulations With two exceptions,’ the new pension regulations which become law’ on July 1, 1960, will have’no effect on Spanish-American War veterans, poe VA peinted out this week, The law will in no way affect ‘widows of Spanish-American veterans, the VA added. Explaining that the new pension law was drawn up specifically for veterans of World War 1. World War HU, and the Korean Conflict, VA officials pointed out that Spansih-American veterans’ and their widows come under their own specific laws and have not the right to choose the provisions of the new pension law, even if they so desire. The first of the two exceptions mentioned above is. a_ beneficial one and would affect all SpanishAmerican War veterans,Jt allows them to -be given ;at the discretion of the Administrator of Veteran Affairs, a prosthetic device known as the invalid lift to assist them into and out of bed if their physical condition makes such a device necessary. The other exception will affect only those Spanish-American veterans not already on the pension rolls. Should any of these veterans on or after jected to a reduction in their monthly pension, whenever hospitalized for more than two full month in a VA hospital or domi‘ciliary. Beginning the first day of the third month im such hospital, their pension would be re-. duced to $30. However, if the‘y the remaining pension money A relatively small number of veterans would be affected by this ruiing, the VA explained. More than 90 per cent of all eligible Spanish-American War veterans are already on the en rolls. Barring earn two specific exceptions, the one beneficial and the other possibly _disadvantage-. ous, the new pension law in no way has any effect on those men and “women who are eligible’ under the Spanish-American War pension — FIRST COMPLETE. CHAIN SAW . _ Under $100.00 ae “to. work }who must pay them. each month of.a student’s education, to a miximum of 36 months: or in vocational courses orice they’ have passed the age of ‘compalsory school attendance. Quem :ons-Answers Q. I am the widow of a World War II veteran who. died of an injury received during his wartime serviee.I receive a chéck each month fromVA. Will ® this check in any. way be affected iby the new pension law? : * A. No. The new law’ applies only to pensions based on nonservice-connected disabilities deaths. It does not in any way affect . compensation Payments made to veterans and others on account. of service-connected disabilities and deaths. Q. For personal reasons I could not enter school this fall under the Korean GI Bill, but-plan to begin with the spring setnester. 4 My three-eyar deadline: for. start-. ing training. will besup then, however. Is it all ‘Tight’ ‘to apply ‘before ‘my: : > and} actually start my studies wit the Young people, generally between’ 18 and 23, may enroll in college . f News From Nort . are ‘tamed :Kimatedey Sittherly of -OreFire’ Debérteneait met in regular his bank severely. last week and session on Thursday evening, Ochad: to ——— a San FranBy PHYLLIS BUTZ : Sp gon. : Brian D’Connor fell-and hurt tober ist.and routine ‘business} . ‘was. transacted.’ Plans "were com-. . pleted for another of the ‘department”s famous jitney ‘dinners to be held October 25 at 6:30 p.m. Waterfowl Inventory and} ducting: the spring semester, sas Eeplan?,.:. Reid A. No;' This would* “not sbe,-pas-. quires’ Veterans to” training ‘within: three 'y date of discharge. -° ae ? Q. I’ve got to’ seit"; ? because of a move ou city, and I have a. will assume the loan, In applying. ‘to: “VA: for: al release of. liability;” “will any charges involv actual, from. A. Hither you or-the: p?o tivepurchager must pay’ ‘ erédit report on the Set and the costs of recording of the Assumption Agreement. and. Release, if recording. is necessary. _ Q: Suppose: a veteran dies with-. out naming a beneficiary for his. GI insurance policy: ‘The, money } to his estate, but how? "Would. it ments? : A. The° insurance. protaeds would be paid in one lump, sum to the veteran’s estate: Q. My Korean GI term insur-} ance lapsed two months ago: and I understand I ‘can reinstate -it good -health. What kind of evi-} require? A. You. must: submit a signed statemént which contains enough information ‘to show. you are “in as good health as yeu were on the date of lapse of your insurfor this aa tine if you wish to use -it. San Francisco was the first city in the Nation ‘to build a civic sible. under the law. ‘The: ‘haw -rer 15! would, as I understand, be paid P be in one Jump sum,‘or irt install. 4 now as long.as I make two ingnthe},,. oi premium payments and’ am:<in}. -. » dence of my good health does VA} ance. VA provides a special form . . ny wean gh in the New Ye : ait ‘Pasadena,’ ” oEhoge present: were: Phyllis: Butz, : First Vie: ‘President. on Sciaroni,-Reeording Secre‘Joseph “Pappy” Gillis is re-. " cupefating slowly from ‘a heart . ‘attack ‘suffered a couple of weekS" Oo tai Valley-turnetiaup' a count regular monthly meeting : omens Parlor No, 70, Native Daughters of the Golden West,. was, at Farrelly Hall,.French Comat on An October 2,) th tt aay cnt wit oy ange he : Shows 10 Pct. Decline “The pa “September waterfowl inventory. <of}.California’s Hof 1,471,000 ducks,‘@:drop of 10 per cent from thecpopulation recorded last-yéannts «<<: . hex inventory; ‘bytiairplane on September: 15 andtd@,.was made jointly bythe Departmen} of Fish and: Game. andthe’ S! Bureau ly 4of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife. iwere found-on>thé federal and 4state waterfowl<areas‘and on the audit of ‘books. we sy by the . it followed the -pattern:of census 4 trustees with oxi of] flights;:made on a Berens S Fede the: same dates: for: the last six ard. A. donation 1 made) a: Purpose; of. the. flights is to dethe North Sa . Fim termine*the-number “of ‘waterfowl meh 3 aid th. abit schjnse Se Ade during ‘the timex>f * anticipated uxt. .atter the, fire. wit in. CTOP depredations. Tove ee “he tan ts pea Major concentratiéhs of birds around Tulare: Lake Basin. Most ‘the rive fields have tiow been ‘drained mad the ow is under way. : eer flodded fields‘ferated in and t ames in Squaw Mak California, February 18 0 was jointly announced itis wedi by the Games’ Organizittee in San Francisco “the Greyhound Corporation : Chitago: ° Bhi Under atrangements just comj Dleted, .every /Grayhound office tana he. ofthe nation’s largest inter-city passenger transporta‘tion system becomes an outlet for *VIII Olympic Winter Games ticket reservations. “This arrangement. will make tickets easily available to everyone and will: help us combat the false rumior that’ the Games are sold out,” Olympic Ticket Director Clive Becker said. The Organizing Committee and the Greyhound Coropration are also cooperating in plans for ground transportation into Squaw Valley’ for the-Games period. Involved is the critical task of arranging bus transportation for an anticipated 35,000 daily visitors from resorts, towns and cities The Organizing Committeé’s housing division has already catalogued over 35,000 accommodations for spectators within a 50mile radius of Squaw Valley. Hotels and motels pledged to a “‘no raise in prices” policy are to be identified with an official Olympic ‘Housing flag. Three classes of VIII Olympic Winter Games tié¢kets. will be availiable through the more than 6,000 Greyhound sales offices and jocal agents. These are: Squaw Valley daily tickets, spread over a‘100-mile radius. . wiidote provide tor access to the entire spectator-area of competition, excepting the Ice Arena, for priced at $7.50 specified dates; each, 11 days; priced at $60 each. witness. snow competition, reserved bleacher seats main ice skating stadium, priced at $200 each. portation information are hound Lines’ western division. ALASKAN MOOSE Is LARGEST OF ALL DEER which The Alaska moose, develops antlers measuring six feet across, the deer family. is the largest member of An Act of Congress in 1890 disone dollar gold pieces. Squaw Valley season tickets provide access to the entire spectator area of competition, exceptring the Ice Arena ,for the entire Reserved Ice Arena season tickest, which provide for access to the entire Squaw Valley area to and in the for each of the 11 days of the Games; “Supplies of ticket reservation A “Water Program ment” is included in the on issue of Western Water News, published by the Irrigation Districts Association of California in San Francisco. The four-page supplement deals with the proposed water development program of the state and has been made. available as a contribution to the development of an understanding of the proposal. Information concerning ~supplies of the supplement may be obtained from the association's water economics committee, 945 Pacific Building, San Francisco 3. The San Andreas Fault is one of the world’s greatest rift zones. forms, Olympic Games Schedule of Events, and housing and transnow being channeled to Greyhound agents,” stated M. C. Frailey, executive vice president of GreyCarlton G. Thomas INVESTMENT BROKER INSURANCE BROKER 151 Mill Street Phone 1035 Grass Valley continued coinage of three and ACHING MUSCLES Relieve pains of tired, sore, aching muscles with STANBACK, tablets or powders. STANBACK acts fast to bring comforting relief . . because the STANBACK formula combines several prescription type ingredients for fast relief of pain CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 3 OR 4 BEDROOM Custom Built Homes on Acre Plus Parcels 1 Mile From Town : 2 BATHS, BUILT-IN. APPLIANCES, SHAKE. ROOFS Priced to $16,900.00 “152 S. Auburn St.; A & H DEVELOPMENT CO. aon Grass Valley “Phene 1109~ JEWELRY Our Geld i= Quartz 3 ewelry Makes lasting. gifts and appropriate souvenirs of the Gold Country. DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVERW ARE CLOCKS And many other EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING . ? 124 Mi-St. Phone 155° +} Eannie.,Moniton;Financial] Tioga Pass Highway is. the Adele Browning, . highest. automobile Soasping of uper-dsuey Kneebone, Marshal} the Sierra Newadp. wore Blanchard, Mary Meservy, Gladys . . ear a perro ey Og ‘Brailey: arid Satah C mnat of ~ LaLrd fog Laurel Parlor No.6,,Ne ' tees a Gity, eR od John Montgomery has returned t6 Canada andthe ‘néw manager of Sietra Mountait Mills is a man opera house. 7“

re ee re — iS TONNER REAR 1 snares ecstmanpnmentinenah seenrentnnnncrtepeneneeRaND b had a wife or dependent child, “could go to those dependents. .come on the rolls * July1; 1960, they would be subeither are just beginning or are in high school. From now on, similar advance notice will go to the parents and guardians of all potentially eéligible youngsters who reach their 13th birthday. ‘VA letters. to parents and guardians noted that although the War Orphans program generally begins at age 18, the time to start thinking about college is during the early years of high school. Therefore, the letters suggested, the high school course should be planned “so that it will provide an adequate foundation for a program of education which maybe pursued later.” The letters added that “you (the parent or guardian) and the school counselor or principal will undoubtedly assist in planning 3 this course,” But parents and guardians were invited to talk over their children’s high schoo] plans with VA Spanish-American Vets Not Under New Regulations With two exceptions,’ the new pension regulations which become law’ on July 1, 1960, will have’no effect on Spanish-American War veterans, poe VA peinted out this week, The law will in no way affect ‘widows of Spanish-American veterans, the VA added. Explaining that the new pension law was drawn up specifically for veterans of World War 1. World War HU, and the Korean Conflict, VA officials pointed out that Spansih-American veterans’ and their widows come under their own specific laws and have not the right to choose the provisions of the new pension law, even if they so desire. The first of the two exceptions mentioned above is. a_ beneficial one and would affect all SpanishAmerican War veterans,Jt allows them to -be given ;at the discretion of the Administrator of Veteran Affairs, a prosthetic device known as the invalid lift to assist them into and out of bed if their physical condition makes such a device necessary. The other exception will affect only those Spanish-American veterans not already on the pension rolls. Should any of these veterans on or after jected to a reduction in their monthly pension, whenever hospitalized for more than two full month in a VA hospital or domi‘ciliary. Beginning the first day of the third month im such hospital, their pension would be re-. duced to $30. However, if the‘y the remaining pension money A relatively small number of veterans would be affected by this ruiing, the VA explained. More than 90 per cent of all eligible Spanish-American War veterans are already on the en rolls. Barring earn two specific exceptions, the one beneficial and the other possibly _disadvantage-. ous, the new pension law in no way has any effect on those men and “women who are eligible’ under the Spanish-American War pension — FIRST COMPLETE. CHAIN SAW . _ Under $100.00 ae “to. work }who must pay them. each month of.a student’s education, to a miximum of 36 months: or in vocational courses orice they’ have passed the age of ‘compalsory school attendance. Quem :ons-Answers Q. I am the widow of a World War II veteran who. died of an injury received during his wartime serviee.I receive a chéck each month fromVA. Will ® this check in any. way be affected iby the new pension law? : * A. No. The new law’ applies only to pensions based on nonservice-connected disabilities deaths. It does not in any way affect . compensation Payments made to veterans and others on account. of service-connected disabilities and deaths. Q. For personal reasons I could not enter school this fall under the Korean GI Bill, but-plan to begin with the spring setnester. 4 My three-eyar deadline: for. start-. ing training. will besup then, however. Is it all ‘Tight’ ‘to apply ‘before ‘my: : > and} actually start my studies wit the Young people, generally between’ 18 and 23, may enroll in college . f News From Nort . are ‘tamed :Kimatedey Sittherly of -OreFire’ Debérteneait met in regular his bank severely. last week and session on Thursday evening, Ochad: to ——— a San FranBy PHYLLIS BUTZ : Sp gon. : Brian D’Connor fell-and hurt tober ist.and routine ‘business} . ‘was. transacted.’ Plans "were com-. . pleted for another of the ‘department”s famous jitney ‘dinners to be held October 25 at 6:30 p.m. Waterfowl Inventory and} ducting: the spring semester, sas Eeplan?,.:. Reid A. No;' This would* “not sbe,-pas-. quires’ Veterans to” training ‘within: three 'y date of discharge. -° ae ? Q. I’ve got to’ seit"; ? because of a move ou city, and I have a. will assume the loan, In applying. ‘to: “VA: for: al release of. liability;” “will any charges involv actual, from. A. Hither you or-the: p?o tivepurchager must pay’ ‘ erédit report on the Set and the costs of recording of the Assumption Agreement. and. Release, if recording. is necessary. _ Q: Suppose: a veteran dies with-. out naming a beneficiary for his. GI insurance policy: ‘The, money } to his estate, but how? "Would. it ments? : A. The° insurance. protaeds would be paid in one lump, sum to the veteran’s estate: Q. My Korean GI term insur-} ance lapsed two months ago: and I understand I ‘can reinstate -it good -health. What kind of evi-} require? A. You. must: submit a signed statemént which contains enough information ‘to show. you are “in as good health as yeu were on the date of lapse of your insurfor this aa tine if you wish to use -it. San Francisco was the first city in the Nation ‘to build a civic sible. under the law. ‘The: ‘haw -rer 15! would, as I understand, be paid P be in one Jump sum,‘or irt install. 4 now as long.as I make two ingnthe},,. oi

premium payments and’ am:<in}. -. » dence of my good health does VA} ance. VA provides a special form . . ny wean gh in the New Ye : ait ‘Pasadena,’ ” oEhoge present: were: Phyllis: Butz, : First Vie: ‘President. on Sciaroni,-Reeording Secre‘Joseph “Pappy” Gillis is re-. " cupefating slowly from ‘a heart . ‘attack ‘suffered a couple of weekS" Oo tai Valley-turnetiaup' a count regular monthly meeting : omens Parlor No, 70, Native Daughters of the Golden West,. was, at Farrelly Hall,.French Comat on An October 2,) th tt aay cnt wit oy ange he : Shows 10 Pct. Decline “The pa “September waterfowl inventory. <of}.California’s Hof 1,471,000 ducks,‘@:drop of 10 per cent from thecpopulation recorded last-yéannts «<<: . hex inventory; ‘bytiairplane on September: 15 andtd@,.was made jointly bythe Departmen} of Fish and: Game. andthe’ S! Bureau ly 4of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife. iwere found-on>thé federal and 4state waterfowl<areas‘and on the audit of ‘books. we sy by the . it followed the -pattern:of census 4 trustees with oxi of] flights;:made on a Berens S Fede the: same dates: for: the last six ard. A. donation 1 made) a: Purpose; of. the. flights is to dethe North Sa . Fim termine*the-number “of ‘waterfowl meh 3 aid th. abit schjnse Se Ade during ‘the timex>f * anticipated uxt. .atter the, fire. wit in. CTOP depredations. Tove ee “he tan ts pea Major concentratiéhs of birds around Tulare: Lake Basin. Most ‘the rive fields have tiow been ‘drained mad the ow is under way. : eer flodded fields‘ferated in and t ames in Squaw Mak California, February 18 0 was jointly announced itis wedi by the Games’ Organizittee in San Francisco “the Greyhound Corporation : Chitago: ° Bhi Under atrangements just comj Dleted, .every /Grayhound office tana he. ofthe nation’s largest inter-city passenger transporta‘tion system becomes an outlet for *VIII Olympic Winter Games ticket reservations. “This arrangement. will make tickets easily available to everyone and will: help us combat the false rumior that’ the Games are sold out,” Olympic Ticket Director Clive Becker said. The Organizing Committee and the Greyhound Coropration are also cooperating in plans for ground transportation into Squaw Valley’ for the-Games period. Involved is the critical task of arranging bus transportation for an anticipated 35,000 daily visitors from resorts, towns and cities The Organizing Committeé’s housing division has already catalogued over 35,000 accommodations for spectators within a 50mile radius of Squaw Valley. Hotels and motels pledged to a “‘no raise in prices” policy are to be identified with an official Olympic ‘Housing flag. Three classes of VIII Olympic Winter Games tié¢kets. will be availiable through the more than 6,000 Greyhound sales offices and jocal agents. These are: Squaw Valley daily tickets, spread over a‘100-mile radius. . wiidote provide tor access to the entire spectator-area of competition, excepting the Ice Arena, for priced at $7.50 specified dates; each, 11 days; priced at $60 each. witness. snow competition, reserved bleacher seats main ice skating stadium, priced at $200 each. portation information are hound Lines’ western division. ALASKAN MOOSE Is LARGEST OF ALL DEER which The Alaska moose, develops antlers measuring six feet across, the deer family. is the largest member of An Act of Congress in 1890 disone dollar gold pieces. Squaw Valley season tickets provide access to the entire spectator area of competition, exceptring the Ice Arena ,for the entire Reserved Ice Arena season tickest, which provide for access to the entire Squaw Valley area to and in the for each of the 11 days of the Games; “Supplies of ticket reservation A “Water Program ment” is included in the on issue of Western Water News, published by the Irrigation Districts Association of California in San Francisco. The four-page supplement deals with the proposed water development program of the state and has been made. available as a contribution to the development of an understanding of the proposal. Information concerning ~supplies of the supplement may be obtained from the association's water economics committee, 945 Pacific Building, San Francisco 3. The San Andreas Fault is one of the world’s greatest rift zones. forms, Olympic Games Schedule of Events, and housing and transnow being channeled to Greyhound agents,” stated M. C. Frailey, executive vice president of GreyCarlton G. Thomas INVESTMENT BROKER INSURANCE BROKER 151 Mill Street Phone 1035 Grass Valley continued coinage of three and ACHING MUSCLES Relieve pains of tired, sore, aching muscles with STANBACK, tablets or powders. STANBACK acts fast to bring comforting relief . . because the STANBACK formula combines several prescription type ingredients for fast relief of pain CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 3 OR 4 BEDROOM Custom Built Homes on Acre Plus Parcels 1 Mile From Town : 2 BATHS, BUILT-IN. APPLIANCES, SHAKE. ROOFS Priced to $16,900.00 “152 S. Auburn St..; A & H DEVELOPMENT CO. aon Grass Valley “Phene 1109~ JEWELRY Our Geld i= Quartz 3 ewelry Makes lasting. gifts and appropriate souvenirs of the Gold Country. DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVERW ARE CLOCKS And many other EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING . ? 124 Mi-St. Phone 155° +} Eannie.,Moniton;Financial] Tioga Pass Highway is. the Adele Browning, . highest.. automobile Soasping of uper-dsuey Kneebone, Marshal} the Sierra Newadp. wore Blanchard, Mary Meservy, Gladys . . ear a perro ey Og ‘Brailey: arid Satah C mnat of ~ LaLrd fog Laurel Parlor No.6,,Ne ' tees a Gity, eR od John Montgomery has returned t6 Canada andthe ‘néw manager of Sietra Mountait Mills is a man opera house. 7“