Show BROADER LAWS FOR VETS URGED WASHINGTON March 5 AP APA AP- AP A bill designed to liberalize legislation legislation legis legis- lation affecting World Vord war veterans veterans veterans veter veter- ans has been approved by the house veterans committee which expects to report It the first of ot the week It would provide for payment of 50 a month for five years years to tu tubercular tubercular tubercular tu- tu patients after the they h have ve reached a condition pf pt pf virtual recovery re- re covery and would e extend tend for for forto two t years the period for tor vocational re rehabilitation rehabilitation re re- re habilitation work which expires In June The bill also would e extend front rom next June until 1929 the time for converting war Insurance and would make all aU veterans' veterans legislation applicable to six seventy-six women who served In base hospitals in France Prance In the future the veterans' veterans bureau medical COl corps s would be known as the medical service and Its Its Its' personnel would not have designations nations of or rank as in the army The bureau also would be given jurl Jurisdiction over the northwestern branch of soldiers soldiers' homes at Milwaukee Nil Mil waukee Wis and the Battle Mountain Moun Moun- tain In South Dakota WASHINGTON March 5 AP AP- AP Representative Fish Republican of bf I New ety York has Introduced a bill to permit honorably discharged veterans vet vet- veterans veterans vet vet- erans of the American army of ot the World orld war and now abroad to enter the United Stat States Stated s as quota non non Im migrants Mr Fish estimated that there were about American veterans living Iving in Italy Poland Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia Austria and d Hungary Hungary Hun Hun- gary sary who ho had been een shut ou out by the thee j Immigration laws His measure e ehas has been Indorsed by the American legion n. n e. e I |