Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1942 — Page 7

ESTERLINE| WASHINGTON Oct. 23 (U. B)— [WAVES 2s well as theif mile-cdl-{by its young women to ‘the: chietjmust leave the. service. - mat : of the Esterline- If you want to be a WAVE, you'd leagues must get permission of the{of personnel. - The army nurse corps had a sim- |husband in the service has stimuAngus | Co., here will speak on|better scuttle all thoughts of be-|chief of naval personnel to marry,| Moreover, recruiting officers are|ilar rule but relaxed it on Oct 1. ; “Victories We Must Win at Home” coming a war bride, 100; because the and the chief of navy personnel is|under orders to reject the applica- | Now, army nurses who marry must at the meeting at 8 p. m. tomorrow chances are you can’t be both. . |a hard man to wheedle. tion for enlistment in the WAVES remain at their posts. Formerly : : 17 wll Si “alive feeling ofte alt: The navy bureau of public rela-| The navy wants to be able to move of “a wife of any man in any branch they were given Honorable dis= | of the Japanese and that she want-| : SEER : doesn’t flow on, a of the Central Indiana section of tions said today that it doubted,|members of the WAVES corps as|of the military service.” charges. éd, by joining the WAACs, to re-| | a | Intestines. ee. Dr the American Institute of Electrical the way things are shaping up, that|needed into its continental stations| Navy nurses are under an even| The WAAC, army counterpart of |place an able-bodied man for com-| LE "| bowel movements. ‘Olive Engineers. |a member’ of the women’s navy re-|without feeling that, by so doing, it stricter ban. If they get married (the WAVES, welcomes wives of |bat duty in order to speed the war's . secredl onder. serve could become the wife of alis breaking up service homes.’ So— |before six months after the end of [service men. Hundreds of women |end. : demand {inal sotion. P The meeting will be held at the navy man and still be & WAVE. [for the time being, at least—the [the war—even if the husband con-|now wearing the WAAC uniform{ The WAACs thought she had : 15¢, 304, 60. All Hotel Lincoln. lg At any rate,’ the bureau said, [navy is forbidding marriage appealsjcerned is not a service man—they|have husbands in the army or navy.|something there and took her on. :

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