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THURSDAY, MAR. 31,
In the Service—
18th Division Plans Reunion In New York
Local Veterans Of Unit Invited To May 7 ‘Meeting
Former members of the 78th (Lightning) Division from Indi-| anapolis and Marion County are expected to attend the group's reunion May 7in the 71st Regiment Armory, New York City. Several thousand veterans of the division from throughout the! country will gather for the all-day meeting. Advance invitations may be obtained from the national secretary, John Ghegan, 697 President St., Brooklyn, N. Y. In World War I the 78th served In Lorraine, St. Mihiel and the Meuse Argonne The division served in the Ruhr, Rhineland, Central Europe and the nccupation of Berlin in World War IL
Maj. William A. Dean, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathal Riley, 3528 Salem 8t., was recently granted a five-day leave. While on leave he visited the headquarters of Tokai Hokuriku Military Government Region in Nagcye, Honshu, Japan
Pvt, Robert E. Ellison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ellison’. 1734 N. Meridian St., has completed a 13-week basic training course with the Seventh Cavalry Regiment Troopers at Camp Drake Tokyo, Japan.
Pfe. Carey McWhorter, formerly of 201 8. Holmes Ave., now assigned to the American Graves Registration Command in Europe, has heen awarded the World War II Victory Medal.
Pvt. Robert B. Perry, formerly of 116 W. Raymond St., has heen promoted to private first class He is serving with Headquarters Troop, 1st Cavalry Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division, in Japan,
Pfc. John O. Zentz, son of Mr and Mrs, George A. Zentz, 2956 Kenwood Ave, has qualified as a truck driver with the Eighth Army in Yokohama, Japan. He is a former Shortridge High School student.
Pfc. William M. Gatrell, for-| merly of 1042 W. Morris St., and Sgt. Richard F. Sanders, formerly of 1808 N. Mooreland Ave., recently sailed from Guam aboard the USAT Gen. Blatchford for reassignment in the United States.
Pvt, Raymond N. Dustin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ode Dustin, 443| S. Sherman Drive, has been transferred to the Afmy Signal Corps School at Ft. Monmouth in Little Silver, N. J. A member of the 101st Airborne Division he formerly was stationed at Camp Breckinridge, Ki Ky
Military Pay Seale Studied in House
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For Lower Grades
WASHINGTON, Mar, 31 (UP) | —The Rev. Fr. John J. Cavanaugh, president of Notre Dame, has nothing at all against marriage. He favors it. But he wants good marriages, he told a House Armed Services subcommittee — marriages that will last, Father Cavanaugh testified as a member of a commission which drafted a proposed new pay scale for men in the armed services. Among other things, the commission proposed that family quarters allowances be provided for all servicemen except enlisted] men in the four lowest grades. | Subcommittee Chairman Paul| J. Kilday (D. Tex.) told Father) Cavanaugh some people had-eom-i plained that the proposal “dis-| criminates” against enlisted men | and discourages marriage. Opposes ‘Inducements’ | Father Cavanaugh replied that men in the lowest enlisted grades are usually young and subject to rigorous training and much moving around. “It is not good for inducements to be made to those men to get, married,” he said. “Some people have said we are prejudiced against marriage. We are not. But we favor good marriages. We want men to get married and stay married.’ ! Mr. Kilday said the answer sati=fied him,
North Park OES To Meet Tuesday
North Park Chapter 404, OES will meet at 7:45 p. m. Tuesday | in North Park Masonic Temple | for a stated meeting, reception of new officers and committees and an Easter program. New officers installed last week | included Mrs. Elsa P. Feucht,| worthy matron; Theodore W,| Feucht, worthy patron; Mrs. Dora | Rothberger, associate matron; Elmer Wasson, associate patron; | Mrs, Esther Keyler, secretary; Mrs. Mildred Webb, treasurer; | Mrs. Helen Smith, conductress | and Mrs. Opal Byers, associate conductress. { Mrs. Lula Alberts, chaplain; Mrs. Dora Gray, marshal; Mrs. Virginia Rose Wilson, organist; Miss Joan- Praed, Adah; Mrs. Opal Briner, Ruth; Wiss Eleanor Mutch, Esther; Mrs. Marie Russell, Martha; Mrs. Gladys Eckel, Electa; Mrs. Eva Tyner, warder; Charles W. Eaton, sentinel; Mrs. Mary 8. Green, prompter; Mrs. | Hazel. Eaton,” steriopticon and, Mrs. Marion Ball, soloist, Mrs. Jessie Bierce was install-| ing officer, aided by Mrs, Nelle | Stevenson, Mrs. Mary Green, |
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