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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1952)
Trursday, December 4, 1952 BROOKINGS-HARBOR P IL O T , BROOKINGS. OREGON For W hat It's W orth Dec. 1 Deadline B y Clifford P. Rowe For Veterans' PAGE NINE While certified copies of mili Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hassett are tary discharge papers must be now staying at their repaired been in the process of reconstruc 1 IHMI »HUT tion since he had a fire some submitted to supjwrt the bonus home on Pioneer _ Road. It • ----- has wcekg 8go application, veterans were advised that they should submit the ap plication alone if time prevent.? them from obtaining supporting documents before the deadline. Where this is done, the appli FLOOR AND WALL COVERINGS cant should attach a note to his Linoleums - Carpets - Paint application stating that the doc uments will be submitted as soon Blinds - Drapery - Shades as available. Expert Installation The bonus division is concen Free Estimates trating on clearing up some 9,000 backlogged applications where evidence of foreign duty, residence and other items are missing. PHONE 2661 BROOKINGS HOTEL jITII ALL THE emphasis given these days to fighting for the rights of minority groups, it Bonus Applications is indeed remarkable that no one With the Oregon veterans khai taken up the bonus deadline less than two ight in defense weeks away, a decided upsurge in ’f the "looker claims filed has been noted in the 4n ” One need Department of Veterans’ Affairs but to pick up reported today. The last date to lis newspaper to apply is Monday, Dec. 1. ^ee this glaring H. . Saalfeld, bonus supervisor ‘xample of dis- foi the state veterans’ depart •rimination, this ment, said veterans and survivors lastardly viola of deceased ex-servicemen ha\e tion of e v e r y been applying recently at the rate Xmerican’s right of about 300 a day, or double the to peace and the previous volume. Some 10.00b pursuit of happi- veterans think if they don’t re ness. ceive their bonus checks by Dec. How many times have you seen 1. they won’t be paid. pictures with a description similar "Such is not the case," Saalfeld to the following: "Mrs. Iva Got- declared. "The date of Dec. 1 is trocks (center) pours at reception he deadline for applying, not for honoring Mrs. Vanderbilt L’pdyke payment of the bonus. The im Vandersnoot (left) while Mrs. portant thing is that veterans, or John Smith (right) looks on. We the surviving unremarried widow, know why Vandersnoot and Got- children or parents of deceased trocks are in the picture but why veterans get their applications in is Smith included. the mail on or before Monday, We can only come to the logical Dec. 1." conclusion that Mrs. Smith was quietly sneaking in to chisel a the President’s hip pocket. third cup of Liptons and goi The situation is unbearable. It caught in the act. is time for the press to take dras Or take a picture on the sports tic measures toward easying the page. Beneath it we read. "Tom plight of the "looker on." Quirt ozyxsqpti drives for five yards before being brought down aîunnmnyiin ,:ciymnrTmi3Tr-.,.uTrnrm’.r.aiLUHuuü'r’i£ÿg - just short of the goal line. John Smith, right tackle, look on." Sure FOR YOITt enough, there stands John Smith, hands on hips, looking on. We ELECTRICAL N E E D S IT 'S H E R E ! N EW •R H Y T H M IC " can summon nothing but pity foi him when the coach climbs his frame in Monday’s practice. 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