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12 COS 5ttgClCS CimCS Deadline Near on Claims for Tax Exemption With the deadline for the pres Officials Cite Vital Need for Victory Gardens President, in Ceremony, Signs G.I. Bill of Rights 4 Official Action Sets Up Vast Government Machinery to Help Veterans in Civil Life Victory gardens this year are not only patriotic but an abso SOLDIER'S SISTER SEEKS VENGEANCE ON NATION'S FOES Sister of a sergeant who was captured at Corregidor and later died In a Jap prison camp, Kathryn A. Kozer of 6035 Venice Blvd. yesterday requested foreign duty as she began basie training in the Women's Army Corps. "I know my brother would wish me to serve with the Army Air Forces," declared the recruit as she took the oath on her 25th birthday anniversary from Lt.

Catherine Nolan. Miss Kozer has another brother, Pvt. Robert S. Kozer, in the Army Air Forces, and a sister Irene in defense work. or naval forces on or after Sept.

16, 1940 (date of the draft law's enactment,) and prior to the ter-mination of hostilities In the lute necessity if the nation advances in its European program of liberation are to be consoli ent assessment season in Los Angeles County next Monday, there are still many hundreds of war veterans, as well as several churches, who "have "not filed their claims with the County Assessor for tax exemption. This was the assertion yesterday of County Assessor John R. Quinn, who declared all claims RUM IMPORTATIONS PERMITTED TO RISE BY 25 PER CENT WASHINGTON, June 22. (JP) The War Production Board announced today that a 25 per cent increase would be ordered at once in the 1944 quotas for the importation of rum and other beverage cane spirits from foreign countries, along with a corresponding increase in the production quotas for Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. The increase was granted, the W.P.B.

said, partly to let the Latin-Americtn countries share in the benefits of the improved alcohol situation which prompted the W.P.B. on Tuesday to grant United States distillers a month-long "vacation" the production of war alcohol. The interval will be used for the distillation of beverage alcohol. present war," and who have been released from service "under con WASHINGTON, June 22. (IP) President Roosevelt today signed the "G.I.

Bill of Right3," setting up a vast government aid program for veterans of this war. With Congressional leaders and heads of veterans organizations looking on, the Chief Executive put his signature to the measure authorizing Federal dated, 25 industrial executives were told yesterday by Victory garden, food rationing and man power officials at the board room i IO- if "35 i I ii ii Xf Mdfc hi iiii'Iii ii liil.niHiminiinin for tax exemption of any kind must be filed in his office on or before Monday at 5 p.m. loans, hospitalization, job insur Assessor Quinn emphasized ance, schooling and other ex-service benefits estimated to cost between $3,000,000,000 and $6,500,000,000. that veterans of World War II must have an honorable dis The President read a state charge or other evidence show ditions other than dishonorable." The measure includes a provision that whatever benefits the veterans receive under the "G.I." bill will be deducted from any adjusted compensation or bonus which may be voted. Bill's Main Benefit! The principal benefits include: A flat weekly $20 unemployment payment.

For each calendar month of active service the veteran will be entitled to four weeks of allowances. Payments will be limited to 52 weeks for the first two years after discharge and will be denied to veterans -who refuse "suitable" work. A minimum of a year's education for veterans whose school of the Chamber of Commerce. Yesterday's conference was called to reappraise the Victory garden program in Southern California in view of the invasion and the problem of feeding liberated Europeans. Food Problem Cited 'Every time we conquer territory, we must feed those liberated for six months," E.

H. Spoor of San Francisco, California director for the War Food Administration, said. Guy Kinsley, also of San Francisco, regional rationing director for the Office of Price Administration, said that an unfavorable growing season in ing they have served in the ment saying the bill, carries out most of the recommendations he has made for veterans' aid and notifying the members of the armed forces and subsequently been released from active duty. armed forces that the people at Quinn asserted that because SERVICE EHGIhEER Stationary Boilan Equipment. Technical Gradual or LicanM.

Apply by Uttar detailing qualification! and xparienc. C. C. MOORE fr CO. Inflmart S55 S.

flower Street House Deals Blow at Court of the large influx in popula tion and growth of the county the assessment roll this year will, Times photo MARRIED Anna Lee, film actress, end her husband, Capt. George H. Stafford, Army pilot, who were married yesterday at church ceremony in Beverly Hills. be the largest in the history of the county. WASHINGTON, June 22.

(U.R) ing was interrupted by the war, with the government paying up Moving after a Supreme Court ruling that insurance companies are aable to prosecution under the antitrust laws, the House to years. The government will guarantee loans for purchase and repair of homes, farms and small businesses up to 50 per cent of the principal; provided to 5o00 in annual tuition and other fees in addition to $50 monjhly subsistence, plus $25 for dependents. The law pre Army Flyer Weds Actress day overwhelmingly approved a bill specifically exempting such the guarantee does not exceed home will not let them down. Asks More Benefits He urged additional war service legislation, however, to give veterans social security credit toward old-age pensions for the time served in the armed forces and to provide education and unemployment compensation benefits for members of the merchant marine. What veterans' want more than anything, he said.

i3 assurance of employment after the war. Parenthetically he urged the Congress to hasten work on legislation providing compensation for warworkers during the Industrial shift from war to peacetime manufacturing and recommended prompt action on legislation to provide for the orderly disposal of postwar surpluses. Designated the "G.I. Bill of sumes that education was inter concerns from provisions of the $2000. and the Veterans' Admin 1944 would lead to a shortage of canned foods as compared with last year.

He pointed out that a 270-day food supply i3 necessary for each soldier on the invasion front. "Those growing Victory gardens are doing as important work as those on assembly lines," G. N. Cunningham of Los Angeles, representing the War Manpower Commission and the United States Employment Service, said. Plans Outlined Sherman and Clayton acts.

fered witn if the veterans entered the service while 25 or istration will absorb the inter The measure was passed and younger. Those older ones will est for the first year on the amount guaranteed. In cases sent to the Senate on a 283-54 Wedding bells yesterday rang a happy Hollywood climax to a have to prove interference. Maxi roll-call vote after a score of members rose to denounce the mum schooling, either in pub where an original loan has been made or financed by a gov romance that began to the roar lic or private colleges, uni of an air transport over North high court's June 5 ruling as an attempt to "submarine" the Con versities, trade or business ernment agency, the Veterans Administration may guarantee Africa. schools, will be limited to four stitution and at the FOR THOSE PLANNING TO VISIT DSD Te now offer yon complete convenience ftt obtaining accommodations.

Reservations may be made through The Town House Exposition 1234 Thelouin House WIISHIM ILVD. IOS ANOIll tHISr HOTtLS UNDIR HILTON MANAOIMINT the' entire amount of a second years, depending upon the vet heart of State sovereignty." ary loan covering the required eran length of service. He will Norvell Gillespie of San Francisco, Coast director of the Vic Chairman Hatton W. Sumners 20 per cent down payment on Anna Lee, 26. British-born film actress, and Capt George H.

Stafford, 24, of the Air Transport Command, who piloted the plane select his school, subject to Vet (D.V of the Judiciary Com the purchase price of a home. tory Garden Institute, outlined fall and winter Victory garden mittee, crew applause by assert erans' Administration regula tions. Creation of a job-finding ing 'that I do not propose to Government guaranteed loans agency within the U.S. Employment Service, with the director in which she and other film en tertainers toured the Mediter plans, which will be discussed further by agency officials and industrial executives at another yield to the Supreme Court and destroy the greatest democracy Rights" by the American Legion and other sponsors, the measure covers generally both men and women who have served 90 days or more "in the active military by private and public lending agencies at not more than 4 per ranean war theater nearly a year cent interest, repayable in 20 meeting at Warner Bros, studios today. Emerson Spear, vice- in the world I call upon Congress to assume its responsibil ity." of the Veterans' Administration as chairman.

Governor Pocket Vetoes ago, were married at Beverly Opponents, led by Reps. Eman president of the Pacific Wire Rope will be today's chairman. -Victory gardeners last year, State Veterans' Bill SACRAMENTO, June 22 (IP) Hills Community Presbyterian Church. Alfred Hitchcock, producer, also British-born, gave the bride away. Miss Joan Harrison, another British-born producer, was matron of honor.

Best man was Capt. Stafford's brother, uel Celler (D.) N.Y., and Jerry Voorhis (D.) pleaded in vain that the House avoid establishing a "dangerous precedent" in enacting legislation to overrule judicial decisions. 20.000,000 strong, produced tons of food, amounting to Gov. Warren wound up his consideration of special legislative session bills today by pocket vetoing measures which would have appropriated State funds 10 per cent of the national vegetable supply in 1943, the War Food Administration announced J. W.

Stafford, of Houston, Tex. for war veterans' education and After the wedding a reception for about 50 guests was held at American Reporter Seized in Argentina FOR YOU! The famous FER.RO Brand, to popular in romantic -Old Mexico an excellent quality vermouth, delightful straight, as a mixer, or served chilled with a twist of lemon peel. A drink you'll enjoy more and more. HECKER INC. 1307 H.

WfSTtDN AVf ANGHB the construction and repair of maty the bride's home at 715 N. Palm waterworks facilities in San Diego and Modoc counties. WASHINGTON, June 22. (IP) Drive, Hollywood. The couple left for a 10-day honeymoon in The veterans' bill provided that Montana.

The State Department today received information that Stanley Ross, an Associated Press re yesterday. The administration reported that in 1943 nearly cases of 15 major vegetables were set aside for war needs and that this year more than 86,000,000 cases will be required. The vital need applies to snap beans, beets, carrots, green peas, sweet corn, tomatoes and tomato products, with tomatoes a if the Federal government failed to meet the complete cost of a veteran's education, the State should make up the deficit to the ready had approved legislation authorizing State-Federal agree porter, had been arrested by the Argentine regime. No information is available, the department said, as to the reason for the isitnutoiw school district. In announcing his disapproval, arrest.

"must in every garden. ments on veterans education and the allocation of Federal funds. The Governor signed 60 of 64 bills sent him by the Legisla the Governor said the State legislation was prepared before the G.I. Bill of Rights was passed by Congress and that he al- ture. HA full: 13 11 it5 SW IlillHiiii 3 And every extra Bond brings.you closer to the MODERN ALL-GAS HOME you want to live In when peace has been won.

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