The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-24


 equality forlnulas for some legal Solomon to work out. For instance, what circumstances will entitle the married girl veteran to sign up for additional allowances a married man veteran gets? Ex-service girls will be going back to college. bus mess school. beauty operating or teacher training at government ex- pense up to $500 yearly for boosk and tuition. $50 a month living costs if single. s75 with a dependent.
 Offer Is good for any 90-oay vet. eran whose schooling was interferred with by entering service and it's taken for granted for veterans who entered service before age 25. It's too early for precedent to show. bui people working on the program say the over-2S veteran who shows apti- tude and can stand mp to entrance requirements Of the school she chooses from lists being made mp by state governors won't have great trouble showing she was a potential pre-war scholar. She'll get one years school plus as much time as sine spent in service.
 THEY'LL HUNT A JOB
 FOR HER
 Girl veterans won't be selling ap. pies on the street either. The c. I. Of rights sets mp elaborate job hunt ing machinery for them with a spe- cial veterans job hunter on duty in II. S. Employment Service offices throughout the country.
 That special lien on the old job which veterans get in a clause of the Selective Service Act is good for women veterans too if they apply for their old joas within 4C days. The deal with the old boss proceeds on an informal basis un- less the veteran strikes a snag. Then she can go through the local Sc lective Service Board mp to the De- pertinent of Justice for free serv- ices of a U. s. attorney to argue her claim.
 Should times get so hard within two years of wars end or of her discharge whichever is later. that this job hunting help fails to place her, the veteran Of % days service can collect S20 weekly unemploy- nent pay for as many as she spent in service. up to 52.
 UNCLE sAM WILL
 UNDERyyRgTE A LOAN
 When a woman comes home iron the wars her government will back her up when she goes to the village bank or loan company or Aunt Flossy Funds for a loan to set her. self up in home, farm, or a busl- ness. She probably cant convince the money-lender she's promising farmer as easily as her es-seryice brother, but she'll be good risk for beauty shop interior decorat- ing studs0, tea room or similar spot. The government guarantees half the first loan up to s2000. Ii first loan is approved and guaranteed by a federal agency. full amount Of a second l0sa will be guaranteed if total guarantee amounts to no more than S2C0O. Top amount will be a nice working capital of s4O0O at { per cent, 20 years to repay, II she can get 1t. Government leaves the decision to the money lender but demands common sense terms Of payment, price, and condition oi property to be bought.
 Disability pay averaging s22,2S monthly, paid according to per- centage of impairment, was going to I2O women veterans as of Aprll I5, l944 u02 WAcS. l3 Army nurses. five WAVES),
 Some of the thousands Of oyer" seas girl warriors as well as those injured in the home front posts will come in for vocational rebabilita- tion given to train veterans dis abled in line Of duty for seif-sup- porting johs. Training period pen, si0ns are s80 q month f single, $50 a month if married,
 Death pensions to dependents oi i3 women in the services in World War II were being paid as Of June 1 30, l04..
 Women warriors can take out National Service Life Insurance five year, loW-eost wartime policies and change them over on discharge to regular life insurance or a tidy 20-yeaF annuity, MuSterlng-oul pay ranging from el00 to $500 will be handed the girl veteran on dls' 1 charge,