Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 October 1946 — Page 21
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.—From the war is officially declared ended. several official sources recently there | According to the present outlook,
: . 2 (it will be quite some time before hi! has come a piece OF advice to Whi ithat official declaration is _made.
every veteran should give some hat will give veterans more than serious thought. The advice is,i¢wq gqditional years in which to “Don't be in a hurry to use up|, co this benefit. your G. I. benefits.” Most authorities agree that job A small group of veteransioonortunities are better right now throughout the nation appears 0|than they are likely to be in the be accepting unemployment allow-|fyture That means that the un-’ ances for abnormally long periods|employment benefit will be more
find work, states Maj. Gen. G. B. waiting to use it. . Erskine, administrator of rertain-| Yoan benefits to veterans will be ing and re-employment. {available for 10 years after the war | He warns that the ex-servicemen | iq declared over. A very strong case involved are doing themselves & dis- ‘can be made for a veteran's waiting service. to use this benefit, “These allowances,” Gen. Erskine Don’t Borrow warns, “should be saved for hard| Prices are at inflationary levels. times.” {A loan made five or six years The right to readjustment allow- hence Is likely to be more valuable ances will last for two years after than one secured right now. estate prices are sure to go down in that period, and as. a result a veteran will then be getting more for his money in 4 new home than he has a chance of getting now— he will, that is, if he can waif. In terms of puschasing, power, also, money paid, back in a few years on a loan made now will surely be worth more than it was when the debt was contracted. In other words, a veteran will actually bet pgying back much more than he borrowed. Although it is harder to put off an education, veterans will get more for their money in schooling, too, if they can wait for a few {years to use ths benefit,
FREE, BUT NOT FOR LONG Times State Service BEDFORD, Ind, Oct. 30.—Jack
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