The Veteran Asks:
(This service is based on ques
tions asked at Veterans Admin
istration Offices in Nebr. An
gwers are supplied by VA).
Q—I’m planning to convert my
NSLI term policy to permanent
#hdowment insurance. If I’m still
living at the end of the endow
ment period., how will I receive
my money?
A—You will have a choice.
You may either get the insur
ance proceed in a lump sum, or
you may ask VA to pay them
to you in equal monthly install
ments ranging in number from
36 to 240. If you die before all
the installments have been paid
to you, the remainder will go to
your beneficiary, if you have
named one.
Q—I am receiving a VA pen
sion for a total and permanent
nonservice-connected disability.
I have a house which I inherited,
and I want to sell it. Must I in
clude all the proceeds of the sale
as income, in figuring whether I
come under the income ceiling
for pension purposes?
A—Since you inherited the
house, the entire proceeds from
its sale would be considered as
income for pension purposes. If
you receive a lump sum pay
ment, it will apply for the cal
endar year in which you got it.
If you get paid in installments,
whatever you receive during a
calendar year must be included
as income for that particular
year.
Q—I was forced to interrupt
my training under the World
War II GI Bill to go back into
active service. I expect to be
discharged soon, and I want to*
continue with my GI studies. Is
there any time limit for resum-1
ing? ,,
A—You must pick up your
training within a reasonable
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period following your discharge.
The “reasonable period” is de
termined for each veteran on an
individual basis apd depends on
a number of factors such as the
availability and so on.
Q—I know of a World War II
veteran who Jhas become incom
petent. Can his GI insurance
premiums be paid by another
person?
A—Yes. The premiums may
be paid by any person on his be
half. If the veteran’s premium
return envelope isn’t used, care
should be taken to identify the
payment properly, including the
insured veteran’s full name, ad
Iress, date of birth, service serial
number and insurance number.
Chicago Urban League to
Sponsor Sales Clinic
CHICAGO — (ANP) — In line
with increased job opportunities
in the sales and promotion field,
the Chicago Urban League will
sponsor a Sales Clinic Saturday,
Nov. 1, at the Parkway Commu
nity Center. The clinic, which is
free, open to both men and women
interested in selling.
Purpose of the clinic is to fa
miliarize selling aspirants with
the field of selling. Duties of
both the employer and employee
will be presented and discussed,
with a period given to questions
and answers.
The program will feature talks
from firm executives, top sales
men and others engaged in this
business.
Ebony Asociate
Editor Dies
CHICAGO (ANP)— Milton A.
Smith, associate editor of Ebony
magazine, died here suddenly
Friday in Porvident hospital. He
was 40 years old.
Cause of the death was believed
to be a cerebral hemorrhage.!
Smith had been hospitalized
shortly before his death after suf
fering a stroke.
His passing brought to an end
a brilliant career during which he
served as a war correspondent
and worked for leading periodi
cals of the nation.
Among some of the positions he
held before coming to Ebony were
either reporter or columnist with
the New York Journal-American
and PM, both dailies; the Brook
lyn Eagle, also a daily; the Afro
American, and other journals as
a World War II correspondent. He
also served as a public relations
consultant.
Smith was born in Washington,
D.C. He was educated in D.C.
public schools and at Howard uni
j versity.
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