Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 February 1946 — Page 24

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ASHINGTON, Feb. 37—Delay getting mustering-out pay and

of veterans have in-{

pired the following questions: QI was discharged from the army more than two months ago. In the meantime I was transferred to another city on my job, But the army has failed to send my mustering out-check. I left my forward+ ing address where I ‘lived - before and haven't heard a thing about it. ‘What should I do? . A—Send your present address to the separation center or station from which you received your discharge. It is the law that federal checks can't be forwarded beyond the address appearing on the letter and must be returned to the government. Q—My husband's last musteringout check hasn't arrived yet. Where | should I write to find out about | it? A—Chances are you have changed your address and the check wasn’t forwarded. Send your query with your address to the disbursing officer at the station where your husband was discharged,

ness, I am veteran, It seems to me the army has a lot of automobiles or at least jeeps which will be

SELF ‘INDISPENSABLE’

CINCINNATI, Feb. 27 (U.P.).—

{| Steve Early, former press secretary

for the late Franklin D. Roosevelt,

|said yesterday that his former

chief did not “regard himself as indispensable.” | Mr, Roosevelt wanted the fourth term more than he did the third because the war was still in full swing, Mr. Early told newsmen while in Cincinnati to attend a luncheon for Carl D. Groat, editor of the Cinconnati Post. Mr, Early said Roosevelt was in “good health” after the 1945 Yalta {conference despite pictures that | showed the President's face hag«gard and drawn. / He explained that. Mr. Roosevelt was on a diet to correct a “slight

14,997 TROOPS 70 LAND IN U, S.

Q—I need a car badly in my busi~ |

declared surplus, How can I use my|

ve 's preference to get one? A-—Veterans’ orders for: govern. wmén’s surplus cars are many times

the number of cars available. But

there are jeeps available to vete |

rans on their preference, Write to

the pearest regional office of the War Assets corporation for the details of how. to get one. You can get the address of the regional WAC

office from your post office. OE

Q-—I am a veteran and Fecelving a pension. I just had an offer tof take a federal job. If I take the job does that mean I won't get my pension any more? : A—You can get both the pension and salary for your job with ‘the government at the same time.

Questions will be answered only in this space—not: by mail,

By UNITED PRESS Eighteen ships are scheduled to arrive in U. 8. ports today with more than 14997 troops aboard,

DUE AT NEW YORK:

Exchange, from Japan—1911 undesignated troops. . Rosemont, from Antwerp—8 undesig-

FOR DIDN'T BELIEVE

DUE AT NORFOLK: | |

high blood pressure” and the X

nated troops. Frank Evers, from Tunis—Two undesignated troops,

Cape Pillar—8ix undesignated troops, A. Peden, from Naples—One soldier. william Btewart — 11 undesignated troops. DUE AT NEW ORLEANS: Florida, from Panama—504 undesignated troops. : DUE AT SAN DIEGO: U. 8B. 8. Presidio — 1143 undesignated troops. U. 8. 8, Pocomoke—450 naval personnel. {DUE AT SEATTLE: Columbia, from Alaska—17 undesignated troops.

undesignated troops. DUE AT SAN FRANCISCO:

Oneida, from Guam—1716 naval per sonnel and 231 undesignated troops. Rockwell, from Pear! Harbor—803 naval personnel and 815 undesignated troops. Clay, from Saipan—1677 troops, including 1313th, 314th and 315th bomb hy and 76th fighter command of 20th air force; 50 naval personnel. Burleigh, from Samar-—1632 naval personnel. . Acadia, from Manila~T67 undesignated

roops. Sierra, from Pearl Harbor—513 naval

Marine Panther, from Calcutta—2028}°

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