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16 MAIL TRIBUNE, Mcdford, Oregon, Sunday, October 12, 1958 Try and Stop Me -By BENNETT CERF- BELIEVE IT OS NOT,:the author of this verse,' Annie Grey Young, is a TEXAN: i ' , One dy I met a Texan who was talking of his state. While Kitting in the park he aid This place is -not so great A lot of states have cattle and a lot of states have oil. And other states grow bet- ter crops for they have bet ter soil. Our girls aren't always prettier, our men aren't al ways tall, And often we say things are are big when they are really email I met this man. in Austin and I talked to him all day, But then two men in, white came up and led the man away. O U5S, by Bennett' Cert: Distributed by King Features Syndicate. Waivers on Pensions May Now Be Rescinded m Veterans between 50 and 65, entitled to both Veterans administrative service - con nected compensation and non service connected pension, who waived pension and chose compensation in order to avoid deduction from their social security total disability payi ments, may now rescind tnat Rev. Neely Added To Counsellors of Marriage Service Dr. Harry Danieldson an nounced last week that the name of the Rev. James Neely has been added to the list of counsellors in the volunteer Jamily Marriage Counselling service now working under his direction. He emphasized again, how ever, that those wishing to avail themselves of this serv ice should not call the indi vidual counsellors but rather the Child Guidance Clinic of fice at SPring 3-3174. They will generally be assigned to a counsellor with whom they are not personally acquainted. Demonstration Program This service, it was pointed out, has been established as a demonstration program in the hope that the community will later set up a similar service with a professional Staff. The volunteer unit is na turally more limited in scope than a professional one would be Dr. Danielson pointed out, but all the counsellors are people who have had training and experience in the field and all work under the guid ance of Dr. Danielson. All volunteers are busy in their own professions but are giving their time because of their conviction that it is im portant to give help to people with problems, especially in cases where a marriage break up may be prevented, he noted. Besides the ministry, the profession of law, med icine and social work are all represented among the counsellors. Mexican Trains Resume Operation . El Paso, Tex.-TCPD - J. G. Hernandez, Mexican National Railways agent in El Paso, said yesterday that train serv ice between El Paso and Mex ico City has been restored after being suspended for three weeks by track and bridge washouts in northern Mexico. Hernandez said train serv vice over the 1,273-mile run to Mexico City was resumed Fri day. He said floods destroyed 10 bridges and caused scores of track washouts along the line, forcing suspension of service for 21 days. Salk Vaccine Cargo Heads For Portland Washington-TCPB-A cargo of Salk anti-polio vaccine, is to be shipped from Indianapolis to Communist Poland today, the State Department an nounced Friday. The vaccine will -be used for first-round innoculation of three million Polish pre-school . children who live " in areas where polio has been preva lent in recent years. - The vaccine, along with a second shipment later this year, will cost the Polish gov ernment $1,200,000. in of Politics" will : s for a meeting of of the PEO Sis- . . o'clock Wednes- 5, at the home . Sroyles, 134 uiive. ,. 1.. . House will have cr.-.j,e ol the pio-jvam. waiver, S. T. Brannock, of ficer in charge, Medford Vet erans administration office, said today. Brannock pointed out that this would affect only those veterans who had actually waived their pensions to re ceive a larger payment from social security. A compara tively small number of veter ans is included in this group. Social security payments are in no way affected by VA compensation payments. But under the old law, VA pension payments were subtracted from any monthly social se curity disability payment. Thus, a veteran entitled to either compensation or pen sion would waive his pension in order to collect full social security payments plus his compensation. The new law allows the payment of both social secur ity and VA pension, Brannock said. Thus, if pension payment exceeds compensation pay ment the veteran must notify VA of his desire to rescind his waiver and collect the pen sion payments again. Such payment cannot be retroactive and will be effec tive from the day VA receives notice to rescind the prior waiver, Brannock stated. Full information may be ob tained at the Veterans admin istration office. Geddes to Visit in Illinois Valley Area Cave Junction The Illinois Valley Republican Women's club is sponsoring a Candi dates Day in the valley Oct. 17, honoring Paul Geddes, Re publican candidate for con gress in the Fourth District, and Louis Ringuete, Republi can candidate for county com missioner. 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