Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 July 1943 — Page 7

FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1943 :

| Infantile Paralysis Is Home

“Front Battle By DAVID DIETZ Times Speeial Writer CLEVELAND, July 23.—Scattered | reports from various parts of the J United States, particularly southwest, indicate a certain amount

of infantile paralysis this summer]

but nothing yet to suggest the appearance of an epidemic.

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IN MANY BRANCHES

Yet fo Be Wo n Men with experience in the following list of civilian occupations {are needed as commissioned officers jereatly and may range from cases in the U. S. naval reserve, officials at so severe that they cause death to| ‘headquarters announced today. cases so mild that the physician can] Occupations are chemists, indusnever be sure of his diagnosis. Such, i trial relations manager, mathemamild cases leave no after effects. | ticians, meteorologists, physicists, warehouse managers, purchasing

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Legion Post Ur Military Sal

resolution recently

American Legion in Marion. Calling the “salute required of enlisted men “outmoded” and

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There would be no more saluting commissioned officers of the army, navy and marine corps off military premises if congress would pass the adopted by Byron Thornburg, post 10, of the

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ges Relaxing ute Regulations

the resolution petitioned the commander in chief, the secretary of war and the secretary of the navy to act immediately to abolish the regulation for the duration when the men are off post. If first addressed by an officer, however, the salute would be required. Copies of the resolution will be sent to the Legion state convention, the fifth district congressman and

are being affected adversely and enforcement of the ruling is creating an “intense dislike for the military system by the enlisted person-

inel and their relatives and friends

in civilian life.” Additional branches and auxiliary

services added recently, such as the WAC, WAVES, SPARS and Women marines, according to the resolution, make it very difficult for combat field soldiers who have not come in contact with them to identify promptly. The resentment of enlisted men and their friends and relatives will

to Indiana senators in Washington. |

cause repercussions and injure the

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