TOI MZSFORD (OREGON) MAIL TMBUHE
Wednesday, March II, 1U1
Vocational Training
Still Available
To Disabled Vets
Vocational reha bilitation
training is still available to vet
erans who were disabled during
World War II, In spite of the
fact that most veterans no long
er can begin training under the
GI bill, it has been announced
by the Veterans Administration.
According to the VA, two en
tirely different laws are involv
ed, and some disabled veterans
have believed that the termina
tion of their benefits under the
BI bill also terminated their
rights to vocational -rehabilitation.
Under Public Law 16
Rehabilitation training for dis
abled veterans, the VA said, is
provided for under Public Law
16, the vocational rehabilitation
act, which is still available. The
only requirement is that train
ing must be completed by July
25, 1956. This would permit the
beginning of a two-year school
course, for example, as late as
July, 1954.
However, any disabled vet
eran requiring , 48 months of
training should make applica
tion of the VA immediately, in
order to start training before
July. 1952.
The Servicemen's Readjust-
mi. V;
RAMBLERS RECEIVE SAFETY AWARD
Mayor Diamond Flynrt is shown presenting 'the
American Motorcycle association safety award
to President Stub Breazeale of the Rogue River
Ramblers Motorcycle club. The club was award
ed the banner because members rode through
out 1951 without a reportable accident. Between
Breazeale and Flynn are Richard Allen, left.
Earl Hess and Ernie Holbrook, holding trophies
won for perfect scores. Holbrook led the group
through its accident free riding season. The pre
sentation was made in front ef the courthouse
Washington Treasurer
Would Be Governor
Olympia UJJ State , Treas
urer Tom Martin prepared Wed
nesday to . launch his campaign
as Democratic candidate for gov
ernor in the 1952 elections.
Martin ' announced his candi
dacy at a meeting of the Thurs
ton county Democratic women's
club Tuesday night He is the
first candidate of either major
party to toss his hat in the ring.
The 52-year-old official said
he decided to take the step after
"being urged to do so by thou
sands of persons all over the
state." .-.
"I have been associated with
government for many years in
various important capacities and
feel I am well qualified for the
position of governor," he said.
Atlantic Naval Forces
Ready To Handle Enemy
Ottawa, Ont (U.PJ Adm.
Lynde D. McCormick, seagoing
counterpart of Gen. Dwight D
Eisenhower In the NATO, said
Tuesday night that his sea forces
now could "handle" the surface
units of any potential enemy.
The supreme Allied naval
commander in the Atlantic warn
ed, however, that "the idea that
we have enough naval forces for
war would be a dangerous one."
WEATHER
By United Press
Northern California: Partly
cloudy Wednesday with scatter
ed showers and occasional
snow in mountains; fair Thurs
da yexcept showers extreme
north.
FEWER NATIVE SONS
Wilton, N. H. (U.PJ ThU
town of 1,952 population eventu
ally may become a community
with no natives. Records show
that of 39 Wilton couples who
had babies in 1951, none was
born in the town. One reason is
that Wilton has no hospital
TRADE
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ESTATE, TRACTORS. SHOVELS
CATS. OR WHAT HAVE JOU
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MEDFOkT
ment Act, the so-called GI bill,
expired for most World War n
veterans on July 25, 1951, which
was the final cut-off date for
starting training for all veterans
discharged before July 25, 1947.
The VA said any World War
II veteran, or Korean veteran,
with a service-connected dis
ability, is entitled to apply to the
VA for training, and he will be
allowed to enroll if it is determ
ined that he is in need of voca
tional rehabilitation and is
otherwise eligible.
Korean veterans, the VA
pointed out, need not actually
have served in Korea, so long as
their service on active duty has
been since June 27, 1950.
Disabled veterans of either
World - War II or the Korean
campaign can apply for rehabili
tation training at any VA office,
117 S. CENTRAL
MEDFORD
PHONE 2-6241
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