TUKSI1AY, MAY 20. 1052
IIKHALI) AN!) NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Korean War Vets May Get World War II Benefits
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My JAMKH MAKI.OW
WAHIIINOTON i Velarans of
I 111" Korean Wnr will (eel hnneflla
similar In Ihoso Klvon World Wnr
Seven Aboard
Overdue Sloop
MULLINOIIAM, Wash, (fl A
.'IH-liiiil siillhiK sloop with icven
persons aboard Tuesday was re
ported firmly two days overduo
from a nlioi'l cruise In northern
1'iiKt'l Hound witlm'H.
The trim mill, the Prelude, own
Ml Ijy I'hui Kordyce ol Brllliiichani.
wn lust ccn under full nail off
dm northern lip of Orca Inland In
tlic picturesque Hun Juan Island
li roup.
Tho nnrly of three couples and
one child li'ft Orcas Xnlund Sunday
i-veniiiK on a return trip to Bell
Inuhmii. Tlir trip would normally take
two houra. The weather wen fairly
Kood with a moderate wind.
A Count Guard plane and cit
Icr were cullrd In to aearch the
leliiiirt-dottcd wators alter a baby
miter tor line of the couple be
mine alarmed when they did not
return.
WHAT HAPPENED? Capt. Leonard Lcltzke, former Klam
ath Falls man, takes a look at his fishing boat, the Chat
ham, which sank at its moorings at Everett, Wash., dur
t ho night from an undetermined cause. Lcitzkc, grad
uate of KUIIS In 1038, employes an eight-man crew on
the 42-foot vessel during tho fishing season. He will leave
ahiiiit the middle of June for Alaskan fishing waters after
tho vessel is repaired. His parents arc Mr. and Mrs. II.
W. Lcitzkc, Route 3. Klamath Falls.
No Sabotage Evident
In Spread of Pests
KTATKH HKKK UNITY
. HK1HUT, Lebanon I Economic
'union of all the Arab atatei la a
j kohI of the new Federation of Arab
Chambers of Commerce which re
1 1 enlly ogiened It headquarter
here.
uiuiiiMnTnN uridrlv clr
ciliated repurla to the contrary, the
Aurlriillure Uepurtinent aald Tues
ilny there Is nn evidence that sab
otaue la Involved In Hie ipread ot
two pela now bothering aome
lurvirra.
A recent outbreak of anthrax dl
aease among hnua in previously
nnn Infected areaa ot- the Mid
west had been attributed to con
taminated bone meal Imported
from Drlulum.
The meal was uaed In livestock
(red.
Tie department and the Feder
al Bureau ol InveatlKallon checked
the, possibility ol aabolane, and re
ported they found no evidence that
Hie disease had been planted In
the mral Intentionally.
Uuuotane also had been blamed
In aome quarter, the department
Mild, for Uie spread ol a polaonoua
plant known aa llalogelon. In cat
tle arid aheep grazing areaa of the
Weal. It often kills anlmala that
eat It. . .
Halou'lon la a native or missis,
Loud Sneers
From Soviet
LONDON ii Moscow Radio
aounded a few loud ancera Tuea
clay at the achievements: of capital
ist fiahermen. In Russia, a broad-ca-il
aald. everybody fishes better.
The bm fish alory waa act off by
the return of Soviet whaling flo
tilla after seven months In the Ant
arctic. The Russian fishermen, the
broadcast aald. had accounted to
"Ureal achievement. "
Vastly Tuplkov, for example,
killed 313 whalea. A hero of Social
ist Labor. Afansy Puntln, killed
333 and Oeorry Olayannlkov, 319,"
Mnncnw boasted, adding;:
"The Norwegian harpooner. Ma
rina Jnkobscn. of 30 yeara stand
Iiik and the beat harpooner In the
rnpllull.it countrlea, has during one
season killed only 151 whales.
His record, ' Moscow calmly
added, "was beaten by all Soviet
liarponners "
united
QOBQEEB
Saulhbound Malnllnari
Leove at . . . 5:35 P. M.
SAN FRANCISCO 3 hri.
LOS ANGELES . . 6 hri.
Northbound Malnllatn
Leave at . . 12:35 P.M.
PORTLAND '. . a'a hr.
SEATTLE 4 hri.
Fail, fvivrfoui Hlgnli
la "all Iht (ail"
Alrporl Tormlnal. Call 2 J5J7 or,
10a on authorliod
Iraval egonl.
Ooylighl Saving Tfmtt quoloo.
United air lines
but has been iirowinu in this '
country for more than 30 years. It
haa gradually spread from a small
area to a large one covering pari.s
of Idaho, Nevadn. Mali. Montana,
Wyoming and California.
The department aald that atlcn- '
tlon has been drawn to this plum 1
pest recently because ranchers ami I
olhera have been waging a more
vigorous campaign against weed-,
than formerly, now that they have
effective chemicals lor killing
them. i
Halngeton la not likely to spread
to humid regions or areas of strong ,
grass or other vegetative growth. .
officials aald. because It la a poor
competitor In areaa of more plen
tiful rainfall. I
ft -n
I N2 4--r
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STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY
IS rQt
rs me talk
op me vomrf
The omazingly now, differnt
mm m mm mm
Food Freezer-Refrigerator Combined
IdSLtlQBSD nu I
II veterana If a meaaure approved:. ,..... i..k .i u it stand
by the House Veterana Committee . , ,.i t n,,i in
la paased by Congress. I " -vvi w
Before Houao and Senate okav 'members of tne armca lorcea wno
aucn a Dill H iney ao. inry may rveu in me auran
make chanaea. So the finished to all who were In the armed
product la apt to be different from
the committee veralon. But this is
Long Bell Has
$30,000 Fire
IlUBBAItD (P) Loss was estl.
muted at 130.000 In a fire which
ripped through the offices of tho
ivong ueii number Yard
Monday afternoon.
Kulph Messenger, manager,
mndo the estimate. He sold ih
loss waa covered bv Insurance
Cause waa undetermined.
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VERN OWENS'
JAPAN QUAKE
TOKYO I) An earthquake was
felt In Northern Japan at 3:33 a.m.
Tuesday. No damage waa reported.
lorces, at home or abroad, on or
alter June 21, 1U60.
Education If be served at least
90 days, a man gets Hi days of
education or training at govern
ment expense for eaoh day of aery.
Ice but uo more than 38 months.
And he must apply Wllhln two
years after discharge.
I A World War 11 veteran who
served at leant 90 daya got a mini-
here mum of 16 months. The maximum
Jwns 48 months. Without going Into
dcians. It can be aald generally
hn waa allowed more time alter
discharge to apply.
Education and training allow
ance If he's enrolled In a course
full-time, a Korea veteran gets
no a month If he has no depend'
ents and $160 If he haa one or
more. That all. On that money be
must live, pay his tuition,
booka.
buy Ills didn't apply for hla educational
benefit before the deadline of
l"51, July 29, 1961, act up for most World
War II vetorana, couldn't claim
(A World War n veteran
115 a month to live on if he was
ent: and $120 If he had two or more L'Dfl "Jl." L "rv,'.?e.
denendenta n us his tuition fees ' V" ". uie
and book costs up to a limit of
1600 a year. )
What of a World War II veteran
who wa, getting an education nn- i" ' ' " men w
iinr th niri rir mil m Biohi. n,i World War II service but were dls-
benefits due him aa a Korea vet
eran.
(That July 25, 1951, deadline
doesnt apply to men who had
then had hi. education m&rrimteri i?rged .?'ter July 25 1941. They
by going back Into the service?
have until four yeara after their dis
charge to apply lor World War n
benefits.)
He'd be entitled, upon 'his dls.
vitals, w iiuiAii out me ume in i wntitnT, v,...i ,
school due him under the old Ol ,r ,'" ,h". "V """""'K "
bill, plus whatever schooling heie,lt. ,or thm wn0 aerveo on or
earned as a Korea veteran, but
no more than a combined total of
48 months.
But a World War n veteran who
after June 27, 1950, aa presently
la given World War If vaterans-
Ouaraniy of home loans up to 60
per cent wnn a maximum or 7,.
500; business-loan guaranties of
13.000: and direct loans up to
110.000 In non-oily areaa where
private financing Is not available.
The Interest In all cases must not
wch i per cent.
Social Security Korea and
World War IT ual..n. iu-
aame wage credit lor every month
in aArvlea alRn . In nlrl t
I survivors Insurance.
Musterlng-out-pay Tn place ol
readjustment benefits, the muster-Infr-out
nnv 1u strut rAH i .i
. j .v ... ICM uihii
60 days' serv ce: tim tnr mm..
than 60 days; 300 when there ll
more than 60 days' service which;
.ivB overseas. - ,
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