10 The Newi-Review, Roteburg, Ore. Tuei., Oct. 4, 1949
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Additional Education Under
Gl Training Bill Needs OK
Of Veterans Administration
Veteran, who have completed
or discontinued course, of GI Bill
training, and who now wlh to
take additional education or
training at government expense,
must first show Veterans admin
istration that their new course is
not avocational or recreational,
but ia essential to their employ
ment objective.
Thia provision I. contained In a
VA instruction based on VA'a le
gal authority to review and act
on change, of course and to de
termine whether a course i. pur
sued for avocational or recrea
tional purposes.
The Independent office, appro-
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nrlatlon act. for 1919 and 1950
basis of VA'a legal authority
prohibit VA from spending any
money for courses which the ad
ministrator of veterans affairs
determines to be avocational or
recreational.
CI Bill training .ought by a
veteran after he ha. completed
or discontinued a previous course
the instruction explains, will be
considered avocational or recre
ational regardless of the nature
of the training unless the veter
an submit, complete Justification
that the course "is essential to
hi. employment."
VA Approval Required
The Instruction adds that VA
approval must be obtained be
fore the veteran may start his
course under the GI Bill, and that
no payment will be made lor any
period prior to approval.
VA emphasized the regulation
applies both to (1) veterans who
have completed a course of edu
cation or training under the Gl
Bill, and (2) veteran, who have
discontinued their training, eith
er of their own volition or be
cause their progress was unsatis
factory according to their
school', standards and practices.
More than 4.500,000 World War
II veterans at one time or an
other have taken GI Bill educa
tion and training but are not
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Salt Mines Under Detroit
Eyed For Bomb Shelters
DETROIT, t.V) Salt Mines
under the city of Detroit are be
ing Inspected for possible useful
nesa as air raid shelters In case
of an Atomic bomb attack.
The mines honeycomb the
Southwestern sector of the city.
City planning commission offic
ial, are looking them over.
"They seem to think that with
proper ventilation the old salt
mines would make excellent
shelters," said John H. Wither-
spoon, temporary chairman of
the Mayor's Civilian Defense
committee.
One official pointed out that the
mines could only shelter a part
of the population. Oters . would
have to be evacuated.
presently In training, VA said.
Several hundred thousands of
these have temporarily interrupt
ed their courses for summer va
cation, or pther valid reason..
They are not affected by the new
regulation a. to resumption of
course. In the Fall semester. All
other, who dropped their course.,
however, are affected.
The VA instruction also define.
Just what types of courses re
quire justification before a vet
eran may enroll in them under
the GI Bill. Veterans planning to
take such courses are required to
furnish VA with complete justifi
ation that the training would
contribute to bona fide use in
their present or future business or
employment.
Justified Courses
The following courses must
have justification:
Correspondence courses; part
time courses, except those part-
time educational courses for
which academic credit Is award
ed toward an educational objec
tive.
A vocational course that la of
fered by a .chool established aft
er passage of the GI Bill on June
22, 194.
Course. In dancing, pnotogia
nhv. glider, bartending, person
ality development, entertainment ;
all single-subject courses not part
of a general educational or train
ing program leading to a definite
objective, and all other courses
which VA's regional office mana
gers know are used frequently
For a vocational or recreational
purposes.
Courses In music, public speak
ing, sports and athletics, ithese
courses do not refer to those ap
plied music, physical education
or public speaking courses which
have always been considered and
offered by colleges and unlver-
part of a course leading to an
educational objective.)
An elementary flight, private
nllot or commercial pilot course
elected by a veteran who sub
mits to the VA regional oince a
certificate showing he is physical
ly qualified in accordance with
Civil Aeronautics Administration
standards. The veteran must also
submit either:
11) Complete justification that
the course is in connection with
his present or contemplated busi
ness or occupation, or
2 A certiticate In the form of
an affidavit, supported by corro
borating affidavits by two com
petent disinterested persons, that
flight training will be useful to
him in connection with earning a
livelihood.
The following courses need not
he Justified, If initially elected by
a veteran who has never before
entered training under the GI
Bill:
A course of education In an ap
proved public elementary or sec
ondary school, or an institution
of higher learning.
A full-time vocational or busi
ness course offered by a school
established before passage of th
GI Bill (June 22, 19-141, since It
Is considered by VA that these
schools do, by common knowl
edge and experience in the par
ticular locality, graduate their
students directly into employ
ment
A full-time course of Institu
tional onfarm training.
A full-time course of appren
ticeship training or other train
ing on-the-job tincluding the re
lated training that mav be requir
ed In an individual ease l
A course of advanced flight
training (flight Instructor, Instru
ment rating, multienEine class
rating or airline transport pilot
course!, chosen by a veteran who
satisfies the VA regional office
that he has a valid commercial
pilot's license and the required
medical certificate.
Justification Must Be Shown
A veteran who has completed
or Interrupted GI Hill training,
and now wants to take an addi
tional course, or a veteran who
wants to enroll In anv of the
courses generally considered
a vocational or recreational, must
submit his justification to the
neatest VA regional office.
At that office, determination
will be made whether the Justi
fication Is adequate. Due consid
eration will be given to the vet
eran's age and his educational
and occupational attainments.
If tustificatlon Is not consider
ed adequate, the veteran will he
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Informed that he may request ad
visement and guidance from VA
before a final determination Is
made. After advisement and
guidance, the opinion of the VA
vocational adviser will be accept
able evidence for determining
whether the application should be
approved or disapproved.
The new Instruction has a
three-fold purpose, VA explained.
It preserves the underlying spirit
of the educational provisions of
the GI Bill; It safeguards the In
terests of the veteran and the
Government, and It implements
avocational and recreational lim
itations set forth in the Indepen
dent Offices Appropriations Acts
tor i4H and iao (mblic Law
862, 80th Congress, and Public
Law 2W, Blst Congress, respec
tively). According to the instruction.
the legislative history of the GI
Bill reveals that the underlying
spirit of the act is to help a vet
eran, whose training was inter
rupted or prevented by the war,
to resume his training and there
by attain the knowledge and skill
he might have achieved had there
been no war.
The Instruction emphasizes
that veterans should not seek to
pursue courses for avocational or
recreational purposes, but only
courses which will contribute to
their vocational or occupational
advancement, or to their educa
tional objectives.
Family Survives Crash
Of Train Against Car
GENEVA, N. Y., Oct. 4. (P
iVhile a freight train bore
down on them, Mrs. Fenton Ste
vens of Stanley, M. Y.. and her
four young children huddled in
their automobile Friday night.
Stevens tried in vain to push
the stalled car of! the srade cros.
sing.
The locomotive struck. The car
overturned and slid onto another
track. i
All lived to tell about It.
Mrs. Stevens, who is exnect an-
oteher child, said she kept the
children In the car because .she
feared the train would run over
them if they Jumped out. The
children range in age Irom one
to five.
The 25-year-old mother and the
children were taken to a hospi
tal. Attendants said no Injuries
were apparer.
Steven, was not hurt.
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Budget Head Readying Columbia Basin Analysis
SEATTLE, Oct. 4.-CP U.
S. Budget director Frank Pace
Jr. said here he is preparing a
full Columbia basin development
analysis for President Truman.
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endorsed Columbia Valley ad
ministration proposal and the
existing Joint program of the
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President Truman recently re
commended that Congress with
hold action on the development
program until the Budget Bureau
could report. Washington's Con
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contending that physical develop
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ther the administration in under
a CVA or the existing agencies.
The Budget chief said he ex
pects another budget deficit dur
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Coal Stockpile Still
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PITTSBURGH, Oct. 4.-UF)
The nation's coal strike was too
weeks old Saturday but, iron
ically, coal stockpile, are higher
than at the same strike-less tin.e
last year.
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in 1948.
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Baseball Championship Battles
Ease Tension On Serious News
By DEWITT MACKENZIE
AP Foreign Affairs Analyst
Small straws show which way the wind blows.
One of the encouraging signs of our harrassed times Is the
great number of people of both sexes and all ages whom one sees
grouped about the news printers on a pleasant afternoon. Maybe
my imagination Is working overtime,. but that's the way it strikes
me.
"And what," demands the lady . ' '
from Texas, "do you find en- American is fed up to the
couraging in that They re read- neck wjth tne constant barrage of
ing about Russia having the
atomic bomb, I suppose or about
Marshal Tito and his trouble, with
the Kremlin or about the cold
war."
Well, madam, I reckon they're
reading about those things. You
have to dig through such news in
order to get to anything else these
days. But their big interest of the
moment Drobabrv is centered In
the baseball championship bat
tles. And that's the way it should
be.
Interest in the lighter things of
life doesn't mean mere ts no in
teract in the serious problems.
Even the hangman plays checkers
when he's off duty.
No people on earth are more
deeply interested in world affairs
than Americans, or who are bet
ter informed. I've traveled about
our country a good deal, discuss
ing foreign allalrs, ana can testi
fy that even our very young folk
of high school age are very well
Informed. Our country has under
gone a wonderful development in
this respect during the past
generation.
No, Americans aren't neglecting
weighty matters for baseball.
They're Just maintaining their
perspectives by balancing their
mental diets. One-food diets
aren't healthful.
It probably is true that the ave-
ited mine workers go back to
digging coal Monday. But 1 1' s
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