The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-07-07
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N""tuore tfem FNe ~
military authorities Ia insure
that no oversee casualty Is dis.
charged from the armed fsrees
until he has received the maxi.
mum benefits Of disqualification
and eonvaleSceut facilities" the
late President Franklin Rooss-
Welt said In . letter before his
death To the secretary Of War
THE PERCY JONES CunNa.r>.
ecvf ho>Tsts u he pegc, Jones
Hospital center q; Fogt Custer
Micr which was a,f.vs,cc ~
Aprli has SCI into moiion pro-
Rrsn' % cou;nrr Ia nc WISHES -
ne late President
IN commentin2 upnn the mission
~ me Corvsiescent hospital which
has = curriculum ~ instruction
comparable 70 small university
Col James { kimbrsuph com.
rnsnd,uE Office SAID Everything
We Offer here Is treatment and is
oes sneo 10 make he patient Nell
We haVe0lo discrimination nere
AT non here a'e soldiers Who
n'nsi bt prepared for further duty
O. 'ctWneo lo CNi. Ire - u>ctui
e'izenS
The Percy Jones ConvaIescent
hospital has q cspaclt, 81 6 900
and Ia date ~ the largest inStitu-
tion 81 it, Kind In the country D..
a,op" with the Percy Jones Gen
erai hospital. percy Jones annoy.
and the " X KELLOGG anne..
MAKE up the Percy Jones hos
command Of Brig General Joseph
D.. Bastion.
THE Michigan CHRONICLE
reDor'ef Vas Shawn tbe CunNilr o.
Nae chicf 81 Reconstruction who
explained The Scr4ouvut~, - ne
men .n'crNieNcd Uy Say.u Most
81 these are Young n5cu IS, hp nave
lived lie time ~ Gtu ug aj.cr
NcalS Aho have bad 80 rNucr.-
cncc ~ >eein- other men Ei,icd and
wounded bc-loe them They are
IeCoR crlnC
TIE Con a.cs,en, ~Uule so, g..
housed IN rea; newly painted
buhdlngs which EdNc been con
rruc'ed and decorated 80 make the
suroJsTn.n2S as pleasant ~ pos
tolc The courses ate ACTIVITY
courses with a minimum II lee
turing The men learn Nv doinY
and have a choice - vide rance
~ sIhicc:s ranging from auiumo-
BILE mechanics 20 music and art.
There are approximately 20
Nero veterans At the Gonzales.
rent hospital now. They are TAN
Inc full advsntase Of the treat
ment which IL beins offered.
N"oN" '"h p"tieh'S inter
Nir"eo oN ue chronicle VAS re
Nino',o 1000" IN = veteran from
.'e Zo'h h'ian'rH ON SION ana
ioT"'eI IeSiueh' OF geo b'uNh
s"ce' "o"u"'h salu th't ne
No' hFo d' me ORC M"'or com
PAM oei"'e ei,'e ''s 'he aI'hN s'l"
tna' ne Ih'ehueu 10 return 10 MS
!oo' ne served ~ he racine
Wed''e ana mas oeeh al fercy
wv jessie !. harVev OF os4o
hp"orlh' Detroi'' VINO WORKED as
mechanic before inc war rs
s,noyihg sutomotiVe mechahics al
rerCy Jones ! in'eno 10 go INTO
thiS business amer me war ne
sHIu' can . make IT, VIII X"
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r .,,,y a.
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This treatment is pretty good,
Pfc. william Edwards Of MIL
waukee. said, 1T keeps my mind
off Of lot Of thines ] want To =
FORGET Edwards served with an
ordnance unit in France. He n
graduate Of an army auto
school and worked In q garage
before the war He was working
with motorcycles when inter
viewed.
WORKING on motorcycles with
PvI Edwards was S-Sot Fred
Chancelor az al Ovens Detroit n
FORMER student Of Northern Hieh
school who was wounded in the
Philippines Since | have been
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