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Aside- from rht* recreational value of wildlife, a natural resource that brings in nearly i billion dollars annual!) 's definite. I\ a big business. All of us, either directlv or indirectly, receive some benefits from rh> business and that makes it vvorth conserving.
Term Insurance
The average age of the Would War II veteran is nearing -b'. (.»! insurance carried on a teim bas s wdl iump up in rate each , years Now is the time to consider placing tour government ijisu aiice 'bn a permanent basis. Al'hough thr perminm for a permanent plan is somewhat higher it can never again ohange to a highc rate, f igures for converting term insurance to a permanent plan can be obtained fonn mV office or from Veteran Administration.
Edvvird M. Mathews, of the Front Foyal Office of the Division of War Veteran’ Claims, is in Washington at the Clerk’s Office Fuses blow, or circuit breakers
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