The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, February 6, 1979-Page 9

DEAD GI'S INSURANCE STILL UNPAID:
Parents fight I
By ANY SALTZMAN "Apparently the records of the wh
outfit were lost and Bob was never ab
It may sound like the typical story of to re-sign," said Clayton. "It was a d
the little guy cheated by the big, bad ty trick to play on a high school kid."
bureaucratic system, but for Clayton In the letter, originally written
and Lila Huff this typical story has in- Graydon Cadwell of Minneapoli
volved a 30-year battle to collect a GI president of the Guadalcanal Campai
life insurance policy they feel they were Veterans Association, Bal said he w
entitled to when their son was killed spurred to*action by a story he sa
during World War II. about the huffs in a local paper, accon
But after years of struggling with panied by a photograph of his Mari
politicians and the Marine Corps, the Corps companion.
elderly Dexter couple recently received "I RECOGNIZED the picture befo
a few words of hope ih the form of a let- I even read the caption," wrote Ba
"Huff was in my squad, as well
several others who died ... We a
signed papers taking out insurance."
According to Bal, all the other i
surance policies were probably lost an
those families whose sons also diedi
'Apparently the records the 1942 invasion of Guadalcanal hav
of the whole outfit were been cheated from obtaining the life it
surance they deserve.
lost and Bob was never No action has yet to be taken to trac
able to re-sign. It was a down the other families whose sor
dirty trick to play on a
high school kid.'
-Clayton Huff
ter from an ex-Marine. Eugene Bal of
Riverside, N.J., who fought alongside
their son Robert Huff, wrote that he is
certain that Huff, like the others in the
squad, signed up for the insurance, but
that the records were lost when a tran-
sport sunk to the bottom of a bay.
THIS DEVELOPMENT- lends sup-
port to the Huff's claim that their son
signed a National Service Life Insuran-
ce policy worth approximately $75,000,
despite federal authorities' contention
that they can find no record of the
policy.
Ballot
Mbond.
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likel
n from Page 1 FLICKER SINGLES
able to find a local resting place for its Safety razor for
garbage. Other worries mentioned in- women. Free
cluded the possibility of the private shave with
landfill owners raising the rent of their special manufact- -
land at whim, and- the difficulties that urer's refund.
would arise with recycling programs DUO-PACK 5
should the waste no longer be controlled
by the city. NA Dp.
The proposed new fire station is in-
tended to serve the city's south side, M DI T
where several new developments are
under way, but the exact construction
site has not been specified. Construc-
tion and furnishings of the station would
total $700,000. The estimated annual
operating cost, not included in the
building, equipment, and site purchaseI
price tag, is $247,000.
While Belcher said he is fairly certain
the shredder will appear on the ballot,
he added "with the half projects in

here, we haven't the foggiest idea
whether the voters will approve any of
them."
LONDON, Ontario (AP)-Bride-
groom Tony McGowan was taken to the
altar in handcuffs and bride Wendy
Morris was stopped by police on her
way to the church.
But the two aren't criminals-both
are constables on the London city police
force. Their colleagues decided to have
some. fun and took part in the
ceremony. 20.9

For son's money

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were killed alongside Bob.
ALTHOUGH the 83-year-old Clayton
was only recently prepared to give up
the long fight for good, an effort in
Congress to pay G.I. insurance to the
widow of Private Eddie Slovik, the
Detroit soldier who was executed for
desertion during World War II, put new
life into his tired battle.
"After years of squabbling with

people who didn't give a damn, I found
out that a man who wouldn't fight is
getting insurance," said Clayton. "But
when someone pays his duty all they
send you is a few medals and say I'm
sorry."
Despite the Huff's new hopes in the
light of the recent positive developmen-
ts, no official action has been taken in
the case.

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