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the georgetown herald wcdnefr much 28th 194 special dance floor show and prizes thursday march 29th the rose room of the georgetown arena modern aires orchestra dancing 9 to 12 30 modern and old time muuc admission 50c regular dance every saturday night to the tops m dance band the modem aire georgetown your shopping centre good friday holiday georgetown stores will be open all afternoon and in the everting until 10pm on the day before the good friday holiday thursday march 29th georgetown board of trade r l i a i 1 division mmms obrtmvatlons noaf bsd wo u rot here at the arxteentb with a pain in my pn my locomotion la poor but ny qpoatym la line one thing i we plainly tho m mention no name ifaat batuedren trouaera donl suit any dame the boas of normandy baa changed with the yeara nothdnjrs left to imagine 5t whole troth appears ihaa which is bidden mans interest lnflatnea but baloedrew uouaera aren t suited for darnea pram the bex upwards these angels ox light cheer us in tbe morning and sooth us at night but broadly speafcuik tbe effects not tbe same for battledress trousers just dont suit a dame this poem vu written by a soldier in a military hospital over there the dame referred to was a red cross welfare worker xncldently the drive for ten million dollars for the red cross la now on it might be a pood idea to iay away the odd dollar and earmark it for that fund t when in the market for one job phone no 8 the royal commission on education which has been appointed to enquire into and report upon the system of education in ontario will hold its erst sessions in the senate chamber of the university of toronto at 10 ju and at 2 p m on april 11 and on april 12 1943 under the chairmanship of the hon mr justice j a hope r preliminary consideration will be given to such wntten submissions as are presented on or before april 10 briefs submitted after that date will be con sidered at subsequent sessions of the commission all organizations interested in any of the problems related to public education are invited to submit briefs to k r a str kysl cmmwthtim edmrmtim prlismnt bmildmgt tvrmtm r 0g we regret that thousands of applicants have had to line op for tetkphone tcrvioa telephone equipment hai been critically short because ihn u eommnnicitioni war and of coarse the armed forces tbe government and war industries still move automatically to tbe head of the line their needs come first only as material becomes available for less argent needs can we take care of oar waiting list and on a finlcomeflrstserved basis we realize it s no fun having to stand hi una this way applicants have been surprisingly cheerful about it a fact we deeply appreciate we just want them to know that wo will be every bit as glad as they when we can one again meet every request for telephone service fully and promptly subscribe for the htraw now this advertisement published in the interest of exservice people war veterans insurance l now available wan canada entered the present war it was realized mat men and women who went into uniform faced the possib ltry of returning to civilian life with their health impaired or with some physical disability it wu realized also that as a result of this impairment in health or disability many service meo arid women would be unable to provide pro tection for the r families through the normal channels of commercial hfe insurance to meet this situation par hament at its 1944 session passed an act known as the veterans insurance act this act has now been proclaimed and applications may be made for policies under ic what are the special features of war veterans insurance one of the principal features of war vcteraoi insurance is thai with very few exceptions it is available at low cost without medical examination no extra premiums are charged where the veteran t occupat on is unusually hazard ous such as mining construction commercial hying etc and in addition premiums axe waived in the event of total auabthfy there is do extra cost for this waiver of premiums who may apply for war veterans insurance any exservice man or woman u eligible in addition widows or widowers of veterans may apply for the intur anos on themselves if the veterans were not insured under the act merchant navy personnel in receipt of a war dis ability pension from tbe present war arc eligbw also what types of insurance are available the plans of insurance available are 10 payment life 15 payment life 20 payment life life paid up at 65 and life paidup at 85 that is premiums may be paid for 10 15 or 20 years or until age 65 or 85 respectively the longer the term of payment the smaller the premium required term and endowment policies arc not issued the insurance is of the non participating type that is no dividends are paid what amounts of insurance are provided or polic cs maj be applied for in amounts ranging from 500 to 10 000 the amount ol the policy is payable only in the event of the death of the insured how are premiums paid at the opt n of the veteran ptcm ms may be paid monthly quarterly half yearly or annual thcte is no ad 1 t onal cost to the veteran for paying premiums on a monthly basis is there any cash surrender value after prem urns have been pa d for to full ears the policy may be surren leted foe ts cash surrender value or it may be transferred to pa d up insurance or extended term insur ancc there is no p ovis on for loans against the policy at death how will the insurance be paid the maximum amount which may be paid at death is l 000 with the remainder being paid at the option of the insured in one of the following three ways 1 the money plus 3vi per cent interest may be paid to the bencfic ary in equal instalments over a period of five ten fifteen or twenty years as selected if the bene ficiary dies the payments are continued to his or net estate 2 the money may be paid in equal instalments as long as the bencfic ary lives 3 as in 2 bin lnstaltnents are guaranteed for 6ve ten fifteen or twenty years whether the beneficiary lives or dies whatms the effect of a war disability pension if on the death of the insured the beneficiary receive a pension the insurance money will be paid as follows 1 if the policy is paid up the full face amount of it will be paid to the beneficiary in the manner elected by tbe insured plus the pension 2 if the policy is not paid up then the capitalized value of the pension will be deducted from the face value of the policy and instead the beneficiary will receive tbe paid up value of the portion deducted plus the excess if any of the face amount of tbe insurance over tbe cap talized value of the pension if the policy has been in force at least six months and the beneficiary a the wife or husband or children or both of the insured at least 500 will be paid as well as the paidup value of the remainder who may be named as a beneficiary where the insured is married the beneficiary must be the w fe or husband or children or both if the veteran is single tbe beneficiary must be the future wife or husband w th a parent brother oi sister named as a contingent beneficiary to receive the insurance money should the veteran die unmarried can re establishment credit or pension be used for veterans insurance yes th s is one of tbe purposes for which the re-establish- ment credit may be used premiums may be deducted from pensions also if requested if the veteran becomes totally disabled what happens if th s occurs before the veteran reaches the age of sixty yc- rs and he is not n rccc pt of full pension for the dis- ibtl ry no further premiums need be paid are there any restrictions as to travel residence or occupation in add it on to being free of occupational restrictions the nsurance also is free of restriction as to travel and res dence examples of monthly premiums per 1000 insurance c note taisa ssis pr ttwmmmfmmmht departmb of jmbmh awairs