Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 May 1946 — Page 29

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. Ci adi : Sin, ; ? J EE wt pA J ET : es ” £ ” oo 3 ; : : ; » : . i ; ; i LEB TM Mi Ft et, Ne AT as ji wams | ‘THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1948 Ce : THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES — nin inpirmim——— AGES . i GF Ae a . : ol Ta ‘ y of New York City hospital on Wels CAMPAIGN | §. ar Predicts Reqular Army Will Total Million Men by J ‘SHOT’ FOR MIGRAINE und. n th totncoming i SAIPAN [TE 9 my vitiion Men Dy: June HEADACHES FOUND sis of the jour of te American a3 3 ‘period for ; : * By JIM G. LUCAS esary to replace all¥one-year and |per cent. Regular army enlistments ments. Only § per cent are master By Selence Service - | Medicgl, association here. SATE DU wilt aatety or : ; Seripps-Howard Staff Writer the bulk of the 18-month enlist-|—career army men—contribute an-|sergeants and only 3 per cent are| CHICAGO, May 0.—Relief of} ‘The chemical they used is the | ' WASHINGTON, - May 9. — The ments ‘(45 per cent) during the other 13 per cent. The remainder— |technical sergeants. Thus, he said,|migraine headache within two min<|sodium salt of nicitinie acid. This mechanical de- . ; h United States will have a regular year. It will be necessary, he said,|65 per cent—are men who served |“there is lots of ‘room at the OD|, i. after injection into the veins acid is the anti-pellagra vitamin a) * ‘ standing army of one milllonitq recruit approximately 1,000,000 during the war and want to con-|for those who show qualifications] chemical related’ th 4 which a few years Ag0 Was regets under way, ; s . volunteers by the end of June, Maj. new men during the next fiscal|tinue. Many are former officers, up|for promotion." of a chemical rela 8 ‘anile christened niacin to pop~

Gen, “1. N. Gilbert, chief of army |year if the army is to hold its own. [to the rank of colonel. As fast as possible, volunteers are pellagra vitamin, niacin, is re-|yjar prejudice against the ides of :

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yn IT M IGHT A S WELL BE | personnel procurement, predicted| Original enlistments — men who| Privates and privates first class being shipped overseas to replace ported by Dr. Joseph W. Gold-|a vitamin put into bread to-enrich at many pointe i : = S P R | N G yesterday. have never served -—- represent 21 represent 75 per cent of re-enlist- |draftees. * wt .* |deher and Dr. George L. Popkin |it being an acid. hecking brakes, |g. © ‘ At the same time, Gen. Gilbert : - feld wipers and ~| (Nl 3 a : : warned the nation c#hnot maintain ES ing in accidents | 'H . |e 4 : a regular peacetime volunteer army 5 $ wb until the war department can compaign 1s being | BH. @ ~ A\ © pete for manpower on an equal| nternational As- i VS footing with private industry. |

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He sald it would be necessary to continue selective service indefinitely—perhaps for three years. In seven months, Gen. Gilbert reported, § the army has recruited 737,144

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$105,000 Each Month

Since October, the army has obtained arr average of 105,000 new| soldiers each month, May and June are expected to produce between 250,000 and 300,-|} 000 new men, drawn largely from high school graduating classes. Gen. Gilbert said surveys indicate 25 per cent of senior class boys plan to enlist this summer. There | is reason to hope, he said, that! 17-and 18-year-old enlistments will “run even higher,” particularly if congress approves a pay raise bill] now pending. Fill Gap With Draftees The war department's minimum requirements are 1550000 men. Thus, even if a million volunteers are obtained this year, the army | will be 550,000 men short. Gen. | Gilbert said this gap must be filled |

by draftees. Abandonment of the. draft, he said, would also mean that thousands now expected to enlist would change their plans. If the army is able to maintain | the recruiting pace it has estab-| lished, Gen. Gilbert said, the 1947! draft quota will probably be only 50,000 men. |

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S . S . Of the enlistments to date, 52 per! . cent have signed for three years. i .- D ri ng D rt te vee by Lenbarry.... One-year enlistments, open only to {men who have served six months | in the army, represent 21 per cent and 18-month-enlistments 25 per. cent. Two-year enlistments appar-| ently have little appeal, since only one per cent are in that category. | Gen. Gilbert said it would be nec-| made in U. S. A. Black cross-stitch roses strewn

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Palmer st, have received a certifi-| cate from the government in rec-| ognition of their. purchase qf $3000 worth of stamps and bonds. | The revenue from the stamp and | bond sales will be used for the | purchase of a $3000 unit of hospital | equipment, on which will appear a {plaque in further recognition of {the pupils’ services. Clarence E. Jackson is school principal.

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