CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sin
cere gratitude to our many
friends for the many kindnesses
and the consideration extended
to us at the time of our recent
great bereavement.
Fred Clark Ferguson
Mrs. Dave Thompson
Vets Should Have
Copies Made Of
Discharge Papers
The Veterans Administration
has advised all veterans to have
photostatic or certified copies
made of their original discharge
or separation papers for use in
applying for veteran benefits.
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Veterans with service since
June 27, 1950—the start of the
Korean conflict — should have
these copies made immediately,
the VA said, if they plan to at
tend school under the Korean
Cl.I. Bill this fall.
The VA pointed out that post
Korean veterans can avoid delay
in receiving education and train
ing if they have their separation
papers copied before the origin
als are sent in to the armed serv
ices for mustering-out payments.
Mustering-out pay is handled
by the individual services and
not by the VA, although VA
field offices are assisting veter
ans in the preparation of muster
ing-out pay applications.
For most VA-administored
benefits, photostatic or certified
copies of discharge or separa
tion papers are acceptable, with
the exception of VA guaranteed
loans.
Veterans applying for Certifi
cates of Eligibility for G.l. loans
must present their original dis
charge or separation papers,
which will be endorsed by the
VA and returned after the loans
are processed.
The VA also has asked veter
ans to make sure that in sub
mitting photostatic or certified
copies of discharge or separation
papers they submit copies of
both sides of the document and
n-ot just the front.
Veterans who have been re
leased to the reserves since June
27, 1950, should submit their re
port of separation or certificate
of service, since they do not get
discharge papers.
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