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WASHINGTON, July 1.—The

| question of whether or not a par- | ticular veteran is eligible for the | benefits of the GI bill of rights is

the one most often asked in this column, The law says that any veteran of world war II-who served on active duty in any one of the services more than 90 days, and who received a dischargee other than dishonorable, is eligible. Most of the prevalent confusion concerns men who served less than 90 days. The law says that if a man was discharged, due to a service-connected disability, within

warbling in the Lanny Ross slot while the tenor is out slaving over 90 - days after induction, he is a hot fairway—or whatever it is that people do when they go on eligible.

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can’t leave yet—the office boy won't be able to take over for several ¢,, more men during the war, draft

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The Jackie Coogan show tonight will spark from a 7 o'clock. The soda phizz, “Forever Ernest” almost phizzles out. carts a load of fireworks out for a blow-o i too late that the rollin’s are nothing but king-size sticks of dynam Incidentally, Lurene Tuttle, the love interest who causes Ernest a “old dependable” by directors on the California he is one of the best pinch hitters in the business, and that she can play almost any part on a moment's notice. I understand she's even played the part of a circus barker—prepping

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anyone who could breathe up for induction. And induction doctors were in the habit of passing many

them-to do. In thousands of cases, these men who were passed but who didn’t meet the physical standards were . soon discovered to be more trouble than good, and so were dis-

The play actors who work on “Screen Guild” at 9 will be Hona, 27% ee of them get all] As usual, the woman | She's an Ausfrian who likes the way Uncle Sam parts his beard, so decides to hook an American so she can stay here. Fonda is the fall guy in the business arrangement. It turns out to be monkey business, because she grows fond of Fonda. Leon Ames winds

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» ” » HOUSING SHORTAGE SOLUTION: (it sa who has pun-fun on the Camel Ga-wiz tonight at 9:30; said in a column the other day that a smart feller is one who casts his lot with a woman ‘ who has money enough to build a house on it. Incidentally, Hawk «gays that women from south of the Mason-Dixon line ‘make the best He also says lawyers are the- worst because

people to interview. to rationalize everything before giving an answer. s =

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Peeking ifito tomorrow, new comedy business will break into the soap opera schedule at 2 for 4 half hour of monkey shines. It is called “Surprise Party” and will be heard on Tuesday and Thursday weekly 8tu Wilson handles the studio mike while Bob Shannon and Maurie Webster, go_out onto the streets to drag people inh. They keep their finger on the studio pulse by means of a walkie-talkie.

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According to the law, these men are not eligible for GI rights. But many of them had Jheir disabilities aggravated. by the service. Long hours of drilling would make weak legs worse, for instance.

In most cases, the army tried to give such men discharges which would rake them eligible for the benefits of the GI bill, even though they served less than 90 days. But the army made mistakes, and many men whose disabilities were aggravated were released with discharges which didn't make them eligible. The thing for these men to do is to apply to the veterans administration for a ruling on whether of not their disabilities are serviceconnected, If VA rules that they ure, these veterans can apply to the army for a change of discharge which will make thenr “eligible for GI benefits. The army usually takes the VA's word for it that a man’s disability is service-conneeted, and changes his discharge on that basis.

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