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YOUR G. I. RIGHTS .... By Douglas Larsen

they won't give him a loan because a véteranshas to be married in order to buy a house. Is this true? A~—No. 3 : Q—Since starting to. college under the GI Bill of Rights, I have decided to become a dogtor. Is it possible now for me to stop getting money from the government, thus using up my benefits, and to save my benefits to help cover the greater expenses of med school? A—Yes, this is possible, Many stu-

WASHINGTON, - Sept. HH are some general questions from veterans and their relatives: Q-—My. husband was recently -discharged.” He got his old job back and worked for a couple of months, then quit because he thought he could find something better, He hasn't found anything at all, and I want him to return to his old job. He says they won't rehire him. Don’t they have to do so because| he is a veteran? : dents are doing it. e A—No. If they hired him back/ Q--When my son got out of servonce after he was discharged, that|ice he seemed to be all right. But is all any employer is required to| recently he has complained .of a do by law. pain in his back, I think his back Q—Is it possible for a student|%a$ injured while he was in the veteran to work full time now and|?'my. He says it is too late to get

. {the government to do anything still get some subsisience pay from! the a pay (about it, since he didn’t get a med-

A=Yon . ical discharge. What can he do?

A—He can apply to the Vet"RMy son just got out of serv erans’ Administration for a pension. ice: He. is not married. I want him sy to buy a-house for us with a gov-| (Questions will be answered only ernment-guaranteed loan. He says | in this space—not by mail).

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Those two gad-abouts, Warren Hull and Parks Johnson, will bring

you the atmosphere of a bit of rural America that's perching on its last legs tonight. The Vox Pop duo will come before you this evening at 8! nd Jrem a country store in Vermont. They'll make cracker barrel conver- | | sation with the customers of Ernest Folsum, who was one of the prize | | pockages when Warren and Parks made their visit to the maple sugar region of Vermont last season. They coaxed the old boy for three days before he would appear, and he got such a bang out of the program that

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