September 17, 1959 (6 pages)

1959. To qualify, the veteran must have been a resident of Washing-. “‘U. S&S. and $200 for more than Street, Grass Valley, bility rules for “ou veteran. must have been distions “other than dishonorable,” . 1 and be in need of treatment for a disability incurred or aggravated in wartime service, * An exception to this rule applies for Spanish-American War _ veterans, including the Philipppine Resurrection and the Boxer Rebellion, whose. disabilities ‘are considered service-connected” for the purpose of outpatient care; not, however, for local hospitalization. 4 In the case of peacetime service only, the veteran to be eligible for outpatient treatment must have been discharged for disability, or be receiving compensation, or be eligible to receive compensation except for the receipt ‘of retirement pay. And he must require treatment under either the World War II or the Korean Conflict vocational rehabilitation programs; and ‘who need outpatient medical care for nonservice-connected disabilities to prevent interruption of their training, may be so entitled. Outpatient treatment may be provided at VA clinics,. or the VA may authorize it to be given by an approved private physician in the veteran’s own community. . Assistance in applying for oltpatient treatment by making out the proper forms is offered by the veterans service office. Other States Vets Veterans Service Officer H. £. Nolen, -whosé office is at 255 South Auburn Street, Grass Valley, advises veterans from ‘states other than California of some recent bonus actions that may affect: them. a bonus bill nf Tn. Illinois, Korean Conflict” veterans —h been passéd by the Illinois Leg lature. It will be. financed from a’ l-cent per package increase in the Illinois cigarette tax at estimated cost of between $6 and $8 million. The bonus is restricted to veterans with service in the Korean combat zone, and. their surviving dependents. It provides for payment of $100 to these veterans, and ‘$1,000 death benefit to survivors of servicemen killed in the Korean theater. Application forms aré not yet available here, butare obtainable by writing to the Illinois Veterans Commission, Springfield Illinois. The ‘service. office here is available for assistance in applying. ~ In the State of Washington, the deadline for bonus applications from Korea veterans has. been extended to December 31, ton for one year immediately prior to his military service, and he must have served 90. days or more between Jurie 27, 1950, and July 26, 1953. ~ The Washington bonus is $100 for 90 days service in the continental U. S.; $150 for more than 90 days and less than 365 days with some ‘service outside: the 365 days of service including some foreign duty. Certain survivors are also eligible. Applications are obtainable from the State Auditor, P. O: Box 205 Olympia, Wash-. ington. hee : In Pennsylv for a Korean bo will be re for distribution in late September or early October of this year,. and will be acceptef until De-} cember 31,. 1963. type. of}. application is for living veterans; . . -the other for (1) the guardian or representative of .a mentally incompetent veterab, and (2) the beneficiary of & veteran. through the Federal Veterans Ad-. ‘ Po mencined income rider to my GI is of a veteran who died as a result is 2 applications ;. The final date who served in the Veterans Service Officer H. E. eral hundred eligible Americans still have not filed for Canadian benefits. Some 27,000 Americans served Canada during World War II; 19,000 of them in the armyand the remainder in the Canadian Air Force, 4 The C&nadian benefits for which these American are eligible are “service gratuities” and “reestablishment credit.” The final date for making apPlication for a gratuity was December 31, 1954, except for those 'veterans who served outside the Western Hemisphere and who were unable to apply before that date due to exceptional. circumstances, ; Se ea Veterans of the Canadian forces living in the United States may. use their re-éstablishment credit only for the plrehase of veterans insurance in Canada. The policies are issued to eligible veterahs without medical examination in amounts up to $10,000. A formula of $7.50 for each day of service, with an additional 25 cents “for each day overseas is the formula for re-establishment credit. The amount of tredit to dian insurance policy. The only exception to the January 1, 1960, deadliné would be if the 15th anniversary of the veteran’s. discharge from the Canadian forces falls on a later date. é Further information is~obtain. able by writing the Director -General, Veterans Welfare Services, Department of Veterans AffaifS, Ottawa, Odnada. : “QGuestionsAnswers Q. If I should add the total VCanadi mnie armed forces during World War. 3 to file applications for Cana-f dian veteran benefits is Januaty: z Nolen said it is estimated by the : Canadian Government that sevther recognition this week. Representatives of The National Geographic Society came all the way from Washington, D. ©., to confer. with him relative to material for the. world renowned ‘National Geographic ‘Magazine. day with Mr. Davis, who -guided them to. the. Malakoff hydraulic diggings and other points of historical Juan Ridge. They interviewed old timers and took 112 pictures. phases of California tended the University of -Tennessee, Columbia, and versities, ; which an American is entitléd] would be put toward his Cana-)of training in mining was at Cobalt, Ontario. He there engaged in silver mining for eight years. As vice president and general manager of the United West Indies Corporation for 16 years, he had_offices contemporanedusly at Porte au Prince, Haiti; San Domingo, and Curaco. before him, -had gained fame in the mining world., They shared offices in New York, where H. P.’ knew and admired Waldemar Lindgren,whom he considers “the world’s greatest economic. as chairman of the War geologist.” H. P. DAVIS, authority on 1 vada County history, gained furThese “scouts” spent an entire interest along the San “H. P.” has long been our contact man with the outside world. Dr. RockwellHunt of the Uni-. versity of Southern California and Dr. Robert Burns of the College of the Pacific have consulted him on otherwise little-known istory. Born in Bangor, Maine ,;he obtained his preparatory education at Andover. He successively atQueen’s UniHis first practical application Owen Warren Davis, his father him at. the National Hotel. She Airways, now vacatio : family home near Saranac in the brothers, William H. Davis, served Davis continually y refers to Lindgren’s opus “Oriferous Veins of the Sierra Ne’ -. While drafted for the official-dedication of the Lake Tahoe’ Airport last Friday through Sunday. ~The program began officially at 3 p.m. Friday with a mass jet fly over the Lake Tahoe Airport. Fighter jets from the Fighter Interceptor Squadron of the Nevada Air National Guard ‘Participated in the thunderous salute to the airport. 192nd Then at 4 p.m. beauty took over: with finals in the Miss Lake Tahoe Airport Queen contest held at the airport, The girl. who was elected to reign over the airport dedication ie tee of the U.S — crowned at the highlight of Geological Survey, Lindgren prepared another favorite of Davis, . . “The Nevada City-Grass Valley. ! Mining Di: ae H. P. arrived in Nevada City in. 1936. He had been sent’ here by a group/of six New York banking houses to inv to consolidate all mines’ in the Nevada City district and drain water from them into the South Yuba River. There: were.then 28 mines in operation. in Nevada Courlty with payrolls amounting to $2,800,000 a year: © « Davis felt duty-bound to report unfavorably to the New ‘York capitalists. He could. foresee the good miners leaving their $6-aday jobs for industries elsewhere paying $15 or more. He cémments that local mines were “elosed by economics,” if lhia H. P. refers proudly to a relief map of this area which he made. He wrote the charter and by-laws of the Nevada County. Historical Society. He has written, magazine articles for Munsey’s,‘. Leslie’s, Travel, Outlook, and Fortune. His books include. Handbooks of Canadian Mining Districts. and Black Democracy. © ee Sonja Van Hall, his attractive granddaughter, frequently visits he ceremony. She began her official duties at the start of a flyn breakfast Saturday. On Saturday morning at 9 o’clock the '30-piece 561st Air Force band from the California National Guard arrived by plane ate a planjfrom, Mather Air Force Base, Sacramento, The air guard bandsmen played the National Anthem at 1 p.m. to officially open the formal dedication of the airport, and then scrambled to waiting aircraft to be flown back to Sacramento; where they continued their daily appearances at the California State Fair and Exposition. Before the official dedicatoin ceremony opened another mass jet-precision fly-over was held at 12:30 p.m. with jets from the Nevada Air Guard again doing the honors. , The dedication ceremony. was halted for an intermission at 1:45 p.m. while a jet trainer from Stead Air Force Base, near Reno, Nevada, put on a 15-minute aerobatic demonstration. At the same time the crack 858th ACandW Squadron’ military drill from Fallon Air Station perteam is a hostess for .Pan “American at the Adirondacks. The Davis name looms large in national life. -One of H. P.’s Labor rance and later become disabled ‘so I-could not. work, chow much money would I receive? A. You would _ receive, after you had been totally disabled for six months, income amounting to}. $10 a month for each $1,000 of}* your GI insurance. The maximum payments are $100 a month. Q. I have a service-connected disability. Gan my family doctor treat my. disability and send his bill to the VA? A. If he has prior . approval from VA, yes. Under the law, that is necessary before he may treat your ‘service-connected condition at government expense. Q. Is it possible to attend school less than half-time under the War Orphans training under’ the War Orphans ‘am wondering if my mother still]. being alive would mean I am not eligible. Will ‘you please tell. me? eligibility for War Orphans training. You would be considered a War Orphan for purposes of this act, Since your veteran-father died as a result of war service. an with less than 90 days’ service ever be eligible for a VA pension? charged sooner, for a service-connected disability, that would be possible, yes. He could be eligible Education Act, but A. The fact that your mother s living has no bearing on your Q. Could a World War I veterA, If the veteran had been dis233 Mill Street, Grass Valley All kinds of Linoleums, Tiles, Carpets, Wall to Wall or Rug Your franchised dealer for. — SANDRAN FLOOR COVERSAMPLE RUGS — 50c. For your pet, before your chair or cover that bare spot. =. Board, “ol War Orphans Education program? A. No. War Orphan payments may not be made to a student attending’ school less than halftime, Q. Where can I write to get a replacement for my honorable discharge, which. is lot? A. Write to the Personnel Records Center of the Armed Forces, 9700 Page Boulevard, St, Louis, Missouri. Give? f-service number and. your branch of service. There is no charge for this replacement. + Q. I am 19 years old, the son of injuriés received in World War Il. I am thinking of ‘taking Ma Payments rangé ‘up to $500. FOR THE. ‘FAMILY Stop on Highway 99E AT 5th STREET _PLAN for pension. Me Wicbadiediamdadiasities ates a glass of beer _is many things lace in California. And so, tc 0, has beer. formed. precision drill routines. The drill team.has won 35 of the last 36 competitions in which it has performed. The ceremonies were resumed at 2 p.m. At 2:45 p.m. the Nevada Sky Divers under the direction of President Jim Eaton performed four parachute jumps to demonstrate free fall and spot landing techniques. A helicopter demonstration at 3:30 p.m. rounded out the Saturday program. The helicopter, which carhe to Lake Tahoe from Stead Air Force Base, demonstrated maneuverability and rescue capabilities. Sunday morning saw the arrival of 12 aircraft from the California Army National Guard. The small planes flew from Stockton, San Joaquin County, where they are based. Throughout the three days many military. and private aircraft, including fighter jets, troop carrier aircraft and helicopters, were on display for the inspection of the spectators. nk type electric garbage disYork but in Detroit a new House cannot be built without one. More than 100 other communities besides New York outlaw the disposers, saying their widespread use would overload their sewagedisposa] systems. 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1959. To qualify, the veteran must have been a resident of Washing-. “‘U. S&S. and $200 for more than Street, Grass Valley, bility rules for “ou veteran. must have been distions “other than dishonorable,” . 1 and be in need of treatment for a disability incurred or aggravated in wartime service, * An exception to this rule applies for Spanish-American War _ veterans, including the Philipppine Resurrection and the Boxer Rebellion, whose. disabilities ‘are considered service-connected” for the purpose of outpatient care; not, however, for local hospitalization. 4 In the case of peacetime service only, the veteran to be eligible for outpatient treatment must have been discharged for disability, or be receiving compensation, or be eligible to receive compensation except for the receipt ‘of retirement pay. And he must require treatment under either the World War II or the Korean Conflict vocational rehabilitation programs; and ‘who need outpatient medical care for nonservice-connected disabilities to prevent interruption of their training, may be so entitled. Outpatient treatment may be provided at VA clinics,. or the VA may authorize it to be given by an approved private physician in the veteran’s own community. . Assistance in applying for oltpatient treatment by making out the proper forms is offered by the veterans service office. Other States Vets Veterans Service Officer H. £. Nolen, -whosé office is at 255 South Auburn Street, Grass Valley, advises veterans from ‘states other than California of some recent bonus actions that may affect: them. a bonus bill nf Tn. Illinois, Korean Conflict” veterans —h been passéd by the Illinois Leg lature. It will be. financed from a’ l-cent per package increase in the Illinois cigarette tax at estimated cost of between $6 and $8 million. The bonus is restricted to veterans with service in the Korean combat zone, and. their surviving dependents. It provides for payment of $100 to these veterans, and ‘$1,000 death benefit to survivors of servicemen killed in the Korean theater. Application forms aré not yet available here, butare obtainable by writing to the Illinois Veterans Commission, Springfield Illinois. The ‘service. office here is available for assistance in applying. ~ In the State of Washington, the deadline for bonus applications from Korea veterans has. been extended to December 31, ton for one year immediately prior to his military service, and he must have served 90. days or more between Jurie 27, 1950, and July 26, 1953. ~ The Washington bonus is $100 for 90 days service in the continental U. S.; $150 for more than 90 days and less than 365 days with some ‘service outside: the 365 days of service including some foreign duty. Certain survivors are also eligible. Applications are obtainable from the State Auditor, P. O: Box 205 Olympia, Wash-. ington. hee : In Pennsylv for a Korean bo will be re for distribution in late September or early October of this year,. and will be acceptef until De-} cember 31,. 1963. type. of}. application is for living veterans; . . -the other for (1) the guardian or representative of .a mentally incompetent veterab, and (2) the beneficiary of & veteran. through the Federal Veterans Ad-. ‘ Po mencined income rider to my GI is of a veteran who died as a result is 2 applications ;. The final date who served in the Veterans Service Officer H. E. eral hundred eligible Americans still have not filed for Canadian benefits. Some 27,000 Americans served Canada during World War II; 19,000 of them in the armyand the remainder in the Canadian Air Force, 4 The C&nadian benefits for which these American are eligible are “service gratuities” and “reestablishment credit.” The final date for making apPlication for a gratuity was December 31, 1954, except for those 'veterans who served outside the Western Hemisphere and who were unable to apply before that date due to exceptional. circumstances, ; Se ea Veterans of the Canadian forces living in the United States may. use their re-éstablishment credit only for the plrehase of veterans insurance in Canada. The policies are issued to eligible veterahs without medical examination in amounts up to $10,000. A formula of $7.50 for each day of service, with an additional 25 cents “for each day overseas is the formula for re-establishment credit. The amount of tredit to dian insurance policy. The only exception to the January 1, 1960, deadliné would be if the 15th anniversary of the veteran’s. discharge from the Canadian forces falls on a later date. é Further information is~obtain. able by writing the Director -General, Veterans Welfare Services, Department of Veterans AffaifS, Ottawa, Odnada. : “QGuestionsAnswers Q. If I should add the total VCanadi mnie armed forces during World War. 3 to file applications for Cana-f dian veteran benefits is Januaty: z Nolen said it is estimated by the : Canadian Government that sevther recognition this week. Representatives of The National Geographic Society came all the way from Washington, D. ©., to confer. with him relative to material for the. world renowned ‘National Geographic ‘Magazine. day with Mr. Davis, who -guided them to. the. Malakoff hydraulic diggings and other points of historical Juan Ridge. They interviewed old timers and took 112 pictures. phases of California tended the University of -Tennessee, Columbia, and versities, ; which an American is entitléd] would be put toward his Cana-)of training in mining was at Cobalt, Ontario. He there engaged in silver mining for eight years. As vice president and general manager of the United West Indies Corporation for 16 years, he had_offices contemporanedusly at Porte au Prince, Haiti; San Domingo, and Curaco. before him, -had gained fame in the mining world., They shared offices in New York, where H. P.’ knew and admired Waldemar Lindgren,whom he considers “the world’s greatest economic. as chairman of the War geologist.” H. P. DAVIS, authority on 1 vada County history, gained furThese “scouts” spent an entire interest along the San “H. P.” has long been our contact man with the outside world. Dr. RockwellHunt of the Uni-. versity of Southern California and Dr. Robert Burns of the College of the Pacific have consulted him on otherwise little-known istory. Born in Bangor, Maine ,;he obtained his preparatory education at Andover. He successively atQueen’s UniHis first practical application Owen Warren Davis, his father him at. the National Hotel. She Airways, now vacatio : family home near Saranac in the brothers, William H. Davis, served Davis continually y refers to Lindgren’s opus “Oriferous Veins of the Sierra Ne’ -. While drafted for the official-dedication of the Lake Tahoe’ Airport last Friday through Sunday. ~The program began officially at 3 p.m. Friday with a mass jet fly over the Lake Tahoe Airport. Fighter jets from the Fighter Interceptor Squadron of the Nevada Air National Guard ‘Participated in the thunderous salute to the airport. 192nd Then at 4 p.m. beauty took over: with finals in the Miss Lake Tahoe Airport Queen contest held at the airport, The girl. who was elected to reign over the airport dedication ie tee of the U.S — crowned at the highlight of Geological Survey, Lindgren prepared another favorite of Davis, . . “The Nevada City-Grass Valley. ! Mining Di: ae H. P. arrived in Nevada City in. 1936. He had been sent’ here by a group/of six New York banking houses to inv to consolidate all mines’ in the Nevada City district and drain water from them into the South Yuba River. There: were.then 28 mines in operation. in Nevada Courlty with payrolls amounting to $2,800,000 a year: © «

Davis felt duty-bound to report unfavorably to the New ‘York capitalists. He could. foresee the good miners leaving their $6-aday jobs for industries elsewhere paying $15 or more. He cémments that local mines were “elosed by economics,” if lhia H. P. refers proudly to a relief map of this area which he made. He wrote the charter and by-laws of the Nevada County. Historical Society. He has written, magazine articles for Munsey’s,‘. Leslie’s, Travel, Outlook, and Fortune. His books include. Handbooks of Canadian Mining Districts. and Black Democracy. © ee Sonja Van Hall, his attractive granddaughter, frequently visits he ceremony. She began her official duties at the start of a flyn breakfast Saturday. On Saturday morning at 9 o’clock the '30-piece 561st Air Force band from the California National Guard arrived by plane ate a planjfrom, Mather Air Force Base, Sacramento, The air guard bandsmen played the National Anthem at 1 p.m. to officially open the formal dedication of the airport, and then scrambled to waiting aircraft to be flown back to Sacramento; where they continued their daily appearances at the California State Fair and Exposition. Before the official dedicatoin ceremony opened another mass jet-precision fly-over was held at 12:30 p.m. with jets from the Nevada Air Guard again doing the honors. , The dedication ceremony. was halted for an intermission at 1:45 p.m. while a jet trainer from Stead Air Force Base, near Reno, Nevada, put on a 15-minute aerobatic demonstration. At the same time the crack 858th ACandW Squadron’ military drill from Fallon Air Station perteam is a hostess for .Pan “American at the Adirondacks. The Davis name looms large in national life. -One of H. P.’s Labor rance and later become disabled ‘so I-could not. work, chow much money would I receive? A. You would _ receive, after you had been totally disabled for six months, income amounting to}. $10 a month for each $1,000 of}* your GI insurance. The maximum payments are $100 a month. Q. I have a service-connected disability. Gan my family doctor treat my. disability and send his bill to the VA? A. If he has prior . approval from VA, yes. Under the law, that is necessary before he may treat your ‘service-connected condition at government expense. Q. Is it possible to attend school less than half-time under the War Orphans training under’ the War Orphans ‘am wondering if my mother still]. being alive would mean I am not eligible. Will ‘you please tell. me? eligibility for War Orphans training. You would be considered a War Orphan for purposes of this act, Since your veteran-father died as a result of war service. an with less than 90 days’ service ever be eligible for a VA pension? charged sooner, for a service-connected disability, that would be possible, yes. He could be eligible Education Act, but A. The fact that your mother s living has no bearing on your Q. Could a World War I veterA, If the veteran had been dis233 Mill Street, Grass Valley All kinds of Linoleums, Tiles, Carpets, Wall to Wall or Rug Your franchised dealer for. — SANDRAN FLOOR COVERSAMPLE RUGS — 50c. For your pet, before your chair or cover that bare spot.. =. Board, “ol War Orphans Education program? A. No. War Orphan payments may not be made to a student attending’ school less than halftime, Q. Where can I write to get a replacement for my honorable discharge, which. is lot? A. Write to the Personnel Records Center of the Armed Forces, 9700 Page Boulevard, St, Louis, Missouri. Give? f-service number and. your branch of service. There is no charge for this replacement. + Q. I am 19 years old, the son of injuriés received in World War Il. I am thinking of ‘taking Ma Payments rangé ‘up to $500. FOR THE. ‘FAMILY Stop on Highway 99E AT 5th STREET _PLAN for pension. Me Wicbadiediamdadiasities ates a glass of beer _is many things lace in California. And so, tc 0, has beer. formed. precision drill routines. The drill team.has won 35 of the last 36 competitions in which it has performed. The ceremonies were resumed at 2 p.m. At 2:45 p.m. the Nevada Sky Divers under the direction of President Jim Eaton performed four parachute jumps to demonstrate free fall and spot landing techniques. A helicopter demonstration at 3:30 p.m. rounded out the Saturday program. The helicopter, which carhe to Lake Tahoe from Stead Air Force Base, demonstrated maneuverability and rescue capabilities. Sunday morning saw the arrival of 12 aircraft from the California Army National Guard. The small planes flew from Stockton, San Joaquin County, where they are based. Throughout the three days many military. and private aircraft, including fighter jets, troop carrier aircraft and helicopters, were on display for the inspection of the spectators. nk type electric garbage disYork but in Detroit a new House cannot be built without one. More than 100 other communities besides New York outlaw the disposers, saying their widespread use would overload their sewagedisposa] systems. They are legal, <; howevér, in such large cities as Chicage, Los Angeles, San Fran-. cisco, Cleveland, Houston, and Washington. Some cities require them in alf homes, new or old, to eliminat® garbage collections. ALUMINUM Screen Doors Full screen, adjustable, with pneumatic closer, latch and pushbar. Regular $19.95. SPECIAL $14.95 BUILDERS AND CONSUMERS LUMBER COMPANY ‘G. V.-N. C. Hwy. at Glenbrook Phones: G. V. 1050, N. C. 1192 Sink ONLY “HALF” How tragic when a woman feels So tired, so weak and run-down she.can’t be a real companion! Luckily, it’s often due to “IronHungry Blood” (*simple iron deficiency anemia) . Then it’s needless for those women to suffer such awful weariness. Now, a wonderful iron tonic can help relieve this condition.. thus renew your vitality! It’s Lydia E. Pinkham’s Tablets, only iron tonic made especially. for women! Rich in iron, Pinkham’s Tablets start to strengthen “Iron-Hungry Blood” in one day! Are You So Run-Down You Can’t Give Your Husband and Family Real Companionship? Then Discover The Wonderful Blood-Strengthening Action of This Special Iron Tonic for Woment eo oe IS “IRON-HURNGRY BLOOD MAKING YOU A WOMAN? Thus quickly help build rich, red blood.. to restore and energy so you a ig fast! Pinkhain’s unique formula can, also bring blessed relief from functionally -caused mont cram: and “Hot, chanve-obttbel No so many women use pe ogy rw "3 Tablets all through. moat we — left you weak and run: ‘was pe Ss 7 a ste. en see don’t soon “an” wortian’ again’ {with an automati Anchors Aweigh! And farewell to laundry ~ lugging and clothes. pinning. With a dryer FOR FEMALE AILMENTS!. Doctors’ tests prove famous Lydia &. Pinkham'’s Vegetable Compound from discomforts of monthly pain (liquid) also. brings and change-vf: quick relief ag?