Veteran’s benefits are being eroded

Letter to the Editor.

The Veterans Administration has deleted another service which

you earned by serving your country.

When you go to the Veterans Administration to apply for your

earned benefits, it will not be an easy task. That is because the friendly

assistance needed to complete your application forms will no longer be available

to you. The reasoning for this, of course, the lack of funding to cover the

cost of said service. But, veterans, you need to remember that the Congress of

the United States of America is supposed to be providing those needed funds.

The American Legion has filed suit against the Veterans Administration

for this last action, but we all know how long a lawsuit can be tied up in court.

The rights and benefits for veterans are gradually being done

away with. The American Legion can stop this gradual erosion of benefits, but

we need your help. We need to have five or six million members

nationwide instead of 2.8 million.

Help us win. Join the American Legion.

Write to the American Legion, Post. No. 199, P.O. Box 960,

Carnation, WA 98014-0960, or call (425) 788-6672. If no answer, leave

your name and number. Your call will be returned.

Dave Bellin, Adjutant

American Legion Post 199

Carnation