The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 29, 1948, Page 5

s ] > | | i l'HUI\bDM JANUARY 29 I948 COLUMBIA PICTURES presents [ i i - CHAPHAAR - 0'SHEA THIS IS AMERICA FEATURE STARTS AT 8:00—1v:1¢ STABTS TOMORROW! _IN TECHNICOLOR! | BEAUTY STACKED!« e 0w PACKED! & ' /eKid 4o Brooklyn * _ VIRGINIA MAYO * VERAELLEN y " VETERANS' GUIDE By MAJOR THOMAS M, NIAL The Veterans Adimistration can- not allow ex-service pecple who are y disabled to reinstate their ngs which the VA insures the veteran, and there is no provision in Naticnal Service Life Insurance the law to allow such reinstatement. That would be something like in- That holds true even if the veteran suring a housz against tire atter v otally disabled at the time his the first floor has burned up. on o comperative health was written t the writer you can actly as it “I only hope,” “that through tk scme one else thi worry that I went tir “My husband went to a VA 1 tal in February 1046 and died tt in August that year. He had received ° his discharge in July 1945 &n awarded a 10 percent disability rat- h ing as socn as he got -out “Then in June 1946 his disa rating stepped up to 100 pt and dated back to February, he had entered the hospi “In August, just before he died he tried to reinstale his “term’ NSLI, w to lapse during that time when he w s them anyway. death I opened a letter Ixum the VA to him which said that his ri statement appeared to be allowable “But soon after that, when I ap- plied for payments of the insurance, are ji the VA said that it had not taken a into consideration the fact that my husband was rated totally disabled ex-Joss do not stay totally disabled at the time he had tried to rein- for six consecutive months. And state his insurance. They told me then their insurance lapses auto- that since he had been totally dis- matically abled at that time the reinstate- It can be reinstated, of course, ment could not be allowed. b the total disability has “My husband died thinking that ceased and the veteran presumably I was to receive his $10,000 NSLI. I am not complaining becauss I am convinced the VA was right in not allowing the reinstatement but I only wish you could explain this to others who may in the future be given the same misinformation that my husband was.” The misinformation, of course, was the letter from the VA imply- that reinstatement was possible. Ac- tually, it was never possible so long as the man remained totally dis- abled. Why can’t a totally disabled vet- reinstate his “term” insurance? Be- So it amounts to this: Reins - 1t on the comparative health asis (signing a statement you are s you were when ] psed) is okay (up 0 July Jl 1948» provided the veter- an is not tctally disabled. y < veterans who go i0 mme lapse. said, p hea »\u\ in the hospit- x months—and while y are rated totally hey really do stay six zonsecutive premiums they paid are refunded to menths the v many sick and disabl- s who go to hospitals > when they soing to be refunded to me d of six months?” ‘The trouble is that many of these was when he became totally dl~-‘ abled. off and put off and then the veteran again becomes totally disabled, this! time not for a period of less than six months tut for the rest of his life. He dies without recovering from his total disability. When that happens he has no insurance cov- erage. So don't stop paying premiums when you become totally disabled until the VA has actually notified you that it's okay te do so. NORTHLAND SAILINGS M. S. SQUARE SINNET SAILING FROM SEATTLE (for Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg, Juneau Hairfes, Skagway and Sitka) FEBRUARY 4 and 20—MARCH 5 S. 8. ALASKA—-MARCH 12 HENRY GREEN —— AGENT —— ————— e SFRYING SOUTHEASTERN \ ALaska OFPENDABLY NORTHLAND TRANSPORTATION CD. Plumbing ® Heafing § il Burners Telephone-319 Nights—Red 730 Harri Machine Shop, Inc. There is no substitute for newspaper acvertising! is in as good or better health as he § But suppose reinstatement is pufll _i. DRAMA OF 6 MEN AND GIRL NOW Celumbia's District Attorney” ‘SUA},).? g ‘l\v M. E. Fulp s an open and shut case for thel Tiv i L Hale, | » people. For the people Who g0 10’y jo < S ! the movies, that is. 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After the intermission Spencer will give his renditions of Not the Angels by Rubinstein; Hunger Song by Cui; My Native Land by Gret- ninoff; Mobile Bay (American Chanty) by Dougherty; Brother 11, Brother John by John Sacco; Buffalo Gal by Bacon; Got a Head Like a Rock by Wolfe; Jesus Si tin' By The Waterside by Sing Didn't My Lord Deliver Daniel by oy DOUGLAS BOAT SHOP & MARINE WAYS New construction & repair work Authorized Dealer for LECTROLOX Phone: Douglas 192 FRED R. WOLF Electrical Contractor frouse Wiring i | Brown. Spencer will be accompanied by OUR SPECTALTY Melvin Owens, who 1 died mu- | Box 2135 Black 379 sic in both Illinois and Ne:w York —— and is an ac hed pianist. Af- | ter the con ere will be an | H.S. GRAVES The Clothing Man HOME OF FLORSHEIM SHOES GECRGE BROS. s'] Widest Selection of LIQUORS PHONE 399 S&T invitational reception at the Gov- ernor's House in honor of the cele- brated singer. - CHAPELADIES TO GIVE BEAN DINNER FEB. 21 William Smith was ho to the Chapeladies at the Chapel- By-The-Lake on Tuesday evening. Plans were completed for the bean dinner to be served on Febru Members present T ing were Mesdames Arnold, Bl md |Congdon, DeHart, Dobbing, Dono- hue, Hickey, Jekill, Maicr, Peterson, | Men’s and Boys’ Clotlllng Palmer, Smith, Reddikopp, Avery ACROS STREET FROI and Kaiser. Warfield's Drug sm‘ The next mecting will be a no | Box 1465 Phone 077 'hostess gathering at the Chapel- Bv- ‘The-Lake on February 10 - "DOWN BY THE SEA” HAS OPEN BOOKINGS D. H. E. 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