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NEXT: What presidents of the U. S. died on the fourth of July?
Expansion of Veterans’ Contingent of i
CCC From June 15 to August 15 Ordered
John M. Slaton, jr., manager of
the Georgia Regional office of the
Veterans Administration, Atlanta,
annonneced Saturday that he had
received information from Wash
mmgton. authorizing the expansio®
of the veterans’ contingent of the
Civilian Conservation Corps dir
ing the period from June 15 until
Augitst 31 of this year. |
This will inelmde the ‘normal‘
July replscement program to
maintain the corps at full
stl;g;;lgth. /
The announcement was made
through W. [F'. Pittard, manager
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THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
of the Athens Re-employment of-l
nre,
' This expansion gives the state of
Georgia an increase in the veter:
ans' contingent of the Civili.n
Corps from an original quota of
66 to a new quota of 1,240, *vhich
dgures for all practical purposes
wi'l double each county guota:.
“Mr. Slaton wishes to call atten
tion to the fact that the term
“veteran” includes veterans of the
Warid war, the Spanish-American
war and the Boxer Rebellion (or
Chin:n Relief Expedition), and
that applicant therefor must meet
the following rqeuirements: (l)’
gservice in the armed forces of the
United States during wary (2)
honorable - discharge from such
service; (3) veteran is unemplov
ed; (4) veteran is a citizen of the
1 nited States; (56) physical 1. -
ness, and (6) good character.
Mr. Slaton adds that applica
tion of all veterans whose perma
nent address is Georgia, should
be forwarded as promptly as pos
gible to the Manager, Veterans
Administration IMacility, Atlants,
Georgin. The applicatiors (Form!
P-130) must be submitted in du
plicate. Application blanks mayl
be obtained direct from the Veter- |
ans Administration Facility, At
lanta, Georgia, upon application,
or from the state or district of
fices of the National Re-employ
ment Service, :
Emphasis is placed upon the
~—By AHERN
Sam Can't
A Privileged Few
Dreams of an Empire!
\lmportance of meaking inquiries
or forwarding their applications
‘at the earliest possible date. The
;» Atlanta office of the Veterans Ad-|
ministration Faciilty will give
prompt attention to individual in
quiries of veterans by letter or
otherwise,
~ Veterans are cautioned, how
ever, that it would be inadvisable
to incur any expense for ])orsonal!
visits to the office of the Veterans|
iAdmlnis'tration Facilty, Atlanta, |
Georgia, for the purpose of fllingl
‘their applications, due to the fact|
that it is essential that applica- |
“tions must bear the endorsements |
;ot two responsible = persons who|
ce.n vouch for them; and at least |
}qne of these signatures must be|
obtained from an official of an|
ex-service, welfare or relief or- |
ganization. The other may be ob- |
Take It!
'ln a Class by Herself!!
OUT OUR WAY
tained from any responsible citi
zen of the applicant's community
who is acquainted with-the facts
upon which the application is
bdsed. ¥ . *
Mr. Slaton adds that further
information, may be' obtdined
from the~nearest office of “such
organizations as the National Re
employmnt Service, the American
Reéd Cross, Public Welfare, Coun
ty: Relief, or any of the.veterans’
crganizations. To those veterans
who desire to handle cases by
mail, it is necessary that they ad
dress a postal card to the Atlanta
office, requesting application Forit'l'
P-130. All such inquiries will re
ceive prompt attention, GodiE
More than SSO g year in special
taxes is pald by the average mo=
torist,
PAGE FIVE-A
Mrs. Margaret Hunter, Melvin
Village, N. H., used old maps to
paper a wall in a eolorful andef
feetive manner. pevcial o 4
The moon is continuously above
the horizno for half of each lunar
month and continuously . below it
for the other half, at ‘the South
Pole. ”
It is possible to get 2,598,360 dif
ferent poker hands of five, cards
each with a regular pack of 52
¢ards. AT i
Five and a half per cent.of the
total- population of the United
States censists of persons: more
than 65 years of age. & i
Wollaston digcovered palladium
in 1803. ¢
By WILLIAMS
By SMALL
By COWAN
By BLOSSER
dy MARTIN
