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They life in good suri way aroumj • • ^*A*?38gEi. • :r.®^fMri"gbaCktt> <arm or a leg' but nevertheless injuries less se , Every last <0{ a permanent nature^ ufe mother's son ^n enjoy the that yoU 3tS lender if you life- <° rot away in obh^n rpa80n I haven't been ?^haps thereaw ?ince receiving Bleeping »nyjgca se i have a gnawthat letter, is be»u ^ yQU and ing feeling *nj American vet- I take these d^bl^^er ofcourSe erans too *S?ng on. Aren't we know a r Nat„ra\iy we keep up taxes ^Lan conflict in a hazy with the Korean con HoW many sort of way.U* *®f!uffered so far? A casualties b®ve_ reveals that than 103 thousand Amer- 522taSTbSkilled or wound*! ?%•" * %\ " A fctf*-'"' jeans have been k»»cu - kwm ail^rilan soldief that re- ^tWsy ind^or^ SU* was M»Con, Ga., single, solitary toft in our town for a r ng{ digabled. civilian- ^L°^WOuld outnumber SBB^S-SsSSw^ wuWLbaVe I ^ v inR «>rnbat dis- -&&s5:teirz -fjSTl •™^^Dte&tehed"3 W«K®Lj»ncur ^-Anonymous. # ... roaw%~%£ ^re»K risen 17 per cent ' Ambled veterans the Korean war, ye^J\s' nsation than are receiving less com^( The l950 they d!d _50 jec p enls per vet- |^Tgwa9 ® as compared w.th $65.0° in l900. , , ts the freezing The DAV advowtes^ne the Vet, t of medical Per^I^n as weu as legerans Admu\ibtr.\t five-vear fedislation proviidm? f^icaleducation,, eral aid program mn'^o[ doctors, to increase «.L for VA hospitals, r deritisU.a.idnurse^^A th(| They a!so ^°uW mputoted fn>n» that at least 500 miino ilrf)lc to annua»y current shortage" oU^\ ease the curren an estimate industry by |2 *eterans, now un- 260.000 disabled veteH'"^led vet, employed-And t ^ ^ nt eran rated as consideration for ^S^reTmarried and ^eD^'beUeves^at^m^ Of these ™en fi®"Jc£l hardships and are suffenng fi ranted compen- « the number of dependents|imo^ ed^ rf All of these piraecte are ^ ^his vigorous supi»rt by 0f dollars business of sending ^°^to help to the ^r ends of the ear^ suffering humanity s\eep a lot Christian gestur - Qur govern. better when 1 know i properly ment has a^u fg&s who got their taken care * ^"JS£%> Up HM bodies mutilated a FIRSxi and mine free and sale, r uw SctomRiMrch Enten Many Fl«lds (Continued from Page 1) velopment of materials specifically designed for their use was not heretofore a major part of Science Research work. Now, however, they are embarking on a program which will supply business and industry with vitally needed materials to help them select better employees, increase operating efficiency and the effectiveness of supervision, cut costs and educate employees to better understanding of the American Way. The many products turned out by Science Research are too numerous to mention. Included in the aids to students of all ages is the SRA Reading Accelerator, an instrument designed to increase reading rate and facilitate better comprehension. Another is a Reading-Ease C a l c u l a t o r , a> simple device for measuring difficulty level of written material. The Kuder books by the professor of psychology of Duke University have become extremely popular and have been widely used. They are in the field of reading improvement material. Some t e s t s p u b l i s h e d by Science Research are now being used in the local schools. Among other publications is a new book, "Tour Rugged Constitution," which is devoted to in- ItHBltim «n ths the United States. It extremely popular since it lint became available to the public and in one Southern state it is being used in all high schools. Probably best known and most widely used of all are the Better Living booklets for Children, which are available for all age groups and deal with almost every phase of better living, including manners, heredity, choosing a career, facts about aloohol and growing up socially, among many. McHenry Scouts "On The Trail" (Continued from Page 1) Jessup has spent much of his time in the past year to help out the Scouting program here In McHenry and McHenry residents are proud that the Council has chosen him to represent our city in the Scouting activities. With the new Cub pack and Scout troop there is an opening for any new boys who would like to join one of these groups. 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The body was removed to the Fredricks funeral home at 1939 W. 35th street, where services were held at 1:30 o'clock Tuesday, followed by interment In Fairmont cemetery. '080# REPOm Recent rains have been highly beneficial to Illinois oats, new grass and legume seedings, according to the weekly crop bulletin of the statfe and federal departments of agriculture. Onefourth or more of the intended corn acreage has been planted, and some early 'fields are up. 'Farmers are reported giving their attention to gvttlnf the MNop; ' der of the corn in before planting additional soybeans. W i n t e I wheat, still in excellent condition, is expected to yield a crop of 3£ million bushels. TTiia would be It per cent over last year's crop anA 40 per cent, above the ten-year >vcn>«f- & Subscribe for The Plaindealer - UENOOLN DISPLAY On Wednesday, May 21, Governor Adlai E. 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