World War I Vets
Get Transportation
To Hospital or Home
(This is the second of a series of
articles to inform World War I
veterans and their dependents „of
their rights and privileges under
federal laws administered by the
Veterans Administration.)
If a World War I veteran has
applied for admission to a VA hos
pital or home, and the request has
been approved, government trans
portation may be provided by the
VA as follows:
(1) Hospitals—rTo the hospital
and return to the veteran's home
upon completion of treatment of
service connected cases. This ser
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vice may be provided for non
service connected cases if the vet
eran is unable to pay for the trans
portation.
(2) Homes—To a VA comiciliary
home for the first admission and
from the home upon approval of
the VA.
Out-patient treatment (visits to
VA hospitals, clinics, or approved
private physicians) is available to
eligible World War I veterans who
do not require hospitalization, but
do need medical care from time to
time. Each veteran’s eligibility
must be determined by the VA be
fore treatment of this type can be
authorized. t
Certain prosthetic appliances
(artificial arms, legs, eyes, etc.)
are available at Government ex
pense to eligible World War 1 vet
erans.
Free medical examinations will
be given World War I veterans
filing Compensation claims. Vet
erans desiring to reinstate their
United States Government Lift*
Insurance may also receive a phy
sical examination free of charge at
any VA clinic.
The widow, children and depend
ent parents of a deceased World
War I veteran whose death was
due to service may qualify for
death compensation paid by the
Veterans Administration.
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J. Vic Brown & Sons
“The Alaskan Jewelers”
Adams 74 Arcade Bldg.
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SURPLUS STORE
offers
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Tuesday and Saturday
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CONNECTIONS FOR FAIRBANKS FROM ANCHORAGE ON
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
For ReeerraMona at McKINLEY
Phene ARCO 11. Anchorage
or Write ALASKA RAILROAD.
Anchorage
I A widow loses her entitlement
to VA death compensation if she
remarries, and a child loses its en
titlement, normally, upon Teaching
age 18.
Monthly amounts paid vary ac
cording to the number ajd rela
tionship of the dependents. Exam
ple: Widow, no children, $75; one
child alone, no widow, $58; one
parent, $60.
Death compensation is payable
regardless of income from other
sources.
The widow and children of a de
ceased World War I veteran who
died of causes not due to service,
in most cases are entitled to VA
death pension benefits. The winow
is disqualified if her annual in
come exceeds $1,000 or $2,500 if
she has a child or children. A child
is not eligible if his or her annual
income exceeds $1,000.
A widow loses her entitlement
to VA death pension upon remar
riage, and children normally be
come ineligible when they reach
age 18.
A widow alone receives $42 per
month in death pension, with ad
ditional allowances for children.
Where there is no widow, a single
child is entitled to $21.60 per month
with added amounts for more chil
dren.
Classified Advertisements
llccan-e the cost of ( lassifird Advertising is so small—15c per line for the first
insertion the .Vo.vnii/ Seaport Record is guing on a cash basis for future advertise
ments for customers who have no established accounts for display advertising or
job printing. Minimum charge, 30c.
NOTICE
Responsible, organized groups in
terested in renting space for
meetings, dinners, or parties,
phone the Methodist parsonage,
Adams 109. 55-59c
HELP WANTED
Energetic young man or woman
with some selling and writing
ability who would be interested
in earning better than average
wages while learning advertising
business. Address M. S., P. O.
Box 204, Seward.
FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE
5 ROOM log house and bath: three'
lots. Completely furnished. Some
finishing necessary. Sheltered
location Cliff Addition. Phone
Black 50. 55tfc
WELCH combination bassinette
and baby buggy. Phone Garfield
13. 55-6-7c
SPECIAL SERVICES
PAINTING and PAPER HANGING. J. B
Coble. Plione Garfield 5- 82tfc
FOR SALE. VEHICLES
USED CARS .
1937 Buick Coupe
1946 Chevrolet Aerosedan
1942 CMC Flat Dump Truck
lVfe-ton
All in very good condition. Phone
Mad. 66 Hamilton’s Garage 55c
LOST
SHOTGUN in case, double barrel
12-gauge L. C. Smith, with hunt
er-one trigger. Lost Dec. 17, in
Seward. Liberal reward. Call
Main 168. 55-6-7p
FOR SALE, MISC.
30-30 CARBINE, practically new;
new Richmond receiver sight;
strap, case. 30 rounds ammo., $60.
Call Madison 94. 54-55p
r.KSKO BROS.’
BUILDING MATERIALS
Paint Supplies — Roofing Paper
Wall Board — Hard Board
Asphalt Shingles
Call ADAMS 94
FOR RENT
LIGHT housekeeping rooms. Clean, bright,
warm. Ocean View Rooms. Main 185.
31tfc
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LINIMENT FOR JUNIOR
WOMEN CAGERS
Sore muscles and stiff joints are
the lot of members of the Junioi
The first practise was held Mon
Woman’s new basketball team
day evening, and coach Katheryn
Ling expressed great satisfaction
with her squad.
The three dead-eyes who have
caught the coach’s eye so far are
Jerry Noyes, Peggy Biesner, and
Lois Apted.
Others on the squad are Peggy
Whitmire, Dorothy Johansen, Pat
Star, Marlon Mitchell, Gwen Tress
ler, Myra Lesko, Jo Ann Hoy and
Lucille Moore.
The team was organized so the
high school girls team would have
competition for a full schedule.
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