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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
5 Michigan Veterans
Are Given Decorations

BATTLE CREEK, Jan. 26-
Five Michigan men were deco
rated with Bronze stars and
Purple Hearts al Percy Jones
Hospital yesterday
They are Pfc. Warren +. Fage.
MuSkegon and lst 1t. Robert j.
,Rcber. Caledonia. Bronze Stars
Pvt Elmo VI Holmes, Bruce'S
. ossing s SGT Joseph 6 Pokala
1881 Meitetal. Detroit. and Pvt.
Leonard p Smith 81 1876 S. Mill
tary. Detroit. Purple Hearts
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
VIEW Post 10 Hold
Installation Ceremony

Wylock.Lubansh Post No. 4404,
VFW. will hold It's institution and
installation ceremonies al 3 p. m.
Sunday IN the Hamtramck High
School
The post was named after Pfc.
Richard J. WyIoCx %, and Sgt
Leonard LuhanSki. 27 Hamtramck
soldiers who were killed in the
Pacific.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
srbo,o Soc Open Evsnoa.: MoodaN Friday safurday
Where lis Easy TO Shop!

ADD EVERYTHING FOR YOUR HONE
AND FAMILY TO THE ONE HELPFUL
PEOPLES EASY PAYMENT ACCOUNT
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
i34 Convicted Since
Anti-Strike Law

WASHINGTON. Jan. 26 tUP)-
L. S attorneys have prosecuted
40 defendants and convicted 134
under 'the Smith-Connally anti
strike law since il was passed
June 25. l943, Justice department
records disclosed today.
The prosecutions have resulted
from picketing and other activity
encouraging strikes in plants or
mines seized by the government.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

MADRID, Jan 26 ms Span
ish sources declared today that the
once powerful conservative polIti-
cal group led by Julio Wais was
.rallying forces in support OF a
restoration movement.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
How troops
Come Home

More than 5000 seruiesmsn
on 20 transport, are sehsduIcd
TO arrive today (Sunday) at
two Eost Coast and two Wsst
Coost ports.
Ships and UNITS arriving in.
eIuds:
AT NTW YoRk-riiihurh lee i-om Ant
mans of 4l3sth Qusuo5msstsf Truck
Crwpsny and f}tfh Hafhor CJaft Company
RYt Vrtory from Southampton 9 6li troops
incluctnF as4tn Niliey Police Escort Guard
Company Wooster victory from - Hsvt
] 30 uoops including SOON Port Company
assn Por Company hoadQusrters and head.
ouariCrs d,r8tEmcui 90 524th Port Battalion.
Setsthmcn' ~ 3T6th Infantry REGIMENT
tsmp Ba'tl' irom An'wsIg ~. r., lr,ns,'
IN southampton 4ea lame, Re, Web.
Nr NEwFoRT SEws-Gsorfs " Cohan.
Al SAN DITGo-Pstrol Cran sTB 10
nav, MinesWesper Denise. II navy IunEa
Point. 800 navy. msrine sImy rsr 1o2
1Ao. Iai snd 1910, combined total 10
navy LsT 4sI, NJ paHcnzer information
AT NS FRANCIsto-Cowpens from Oh.
J / 10 navy Clinton " Russell from Manila
ft7 army Calliste from Ley's. - army
OnfDN ana v = " n
Saturday included
AT NEw YORK Lyman Abbou. 500
trorus Including CCmpauirt aud u'
Sqsth Infantry Regiment John Brown. 5eA
troops N io0ih Infantry Division Impress,
l4S troops including 4l3th Miitay Police
A.t Guard CO s2ssth signal service Co
hirf0fCe members
rellsneous on following ,evsiE Fred
49, TIowr rs Rufus Choats, 26 Nathan
1owson, % Ffaneh A. Rstha, Is Henry
RaldvIn Sgq Iscsllrf, 4sls
an SAN ANClSCO-sskatonthec 2 mis-
Ar sGS nIfGO-Misccllaneout IN followlnh
rscott carrier Thetis nav, 2os nsvv sns
ynsrtns cort .c rHtf rarrirr kuih Gull alt
navy. marine corps and coast ruafd navy iu,
Ala 3o2. navy
Ar los ANGTITS-Miv-eN Nsnenus on follow
inr Knon. .4q5 LCTs 7ss and 1iB. ON
speched number
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priWsI,ncous JSS Beekham, srmy ea'
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Beoufs
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
German Trade Spreads

BERLIN. JAM 26 (llPl - Ger
many has resumed trade with
Czecho.Slovakia and soon Will be-
gin trading with Poland. il was
learned today,
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

Gen Jonathan NJ Wainwright wearing bright yeHo" scarf
recenty ydesgned cap rvaing that by Cen Mac
Arthur landed Sedge Field late Saturday FOR address
Monday before the Economic Club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-09

ter less people stayed in town
than ever before"
Paul Sher, manager of Key
West Jewelry Co.: "Yes, there
is a definite need for an adver-
Using program. Because we
must make known Key West and
its possibilities to the outside
world. We are in the position
that we have been hiding our
light under a bushel too long,"
Ygnacio Carbonell, manager
Strand Theater:: "Sure. Because
tourists are getting the wrong in
formation in Miami. From my
experience, even clerks in Mi
ami give the wrong information
about Key West
Bob Pollock, manager Pollock's
Jewelry Store: "Yes. Key West
has got to be popularized now
for next season in the early
stages of its illness instead of
waiting for its death and then
trying to revive it. If other
towns have popularized them
selves by advertising Key West
should, too. Palm Beach and Mi
ami have popularized themselves
in this manner, At the same time
a movement to make the town
prasentable should be launch
ed"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-09


think that one of the worst
things in this world is to tell an
untruth. In the Navy an officer
can be discharged for this de-
fault So out and out, then, has
Key West something to offer
nigh now or hasn't it! A local
tour agency has listed fifty points
Of interest. Ray Navarro, sight
seeing guide lists more than
those. How can anyone have
the absolute cheek and effrontery
20 state that Key West has moth
ing 70 offer, / cannot see. Writ
ers write reams about Key Vests
uniqueness and its interest to
tourists. They won't write about
you unless you have something.
] have just received letter from
Ben Gross, radio editor of the
New York Daily News, in which
ne states that he has returned to
his desk and that he still remem-
bers his Key West trip as some
magic carpet voyage. If theer
saint nothin' here, there couldn't
Be that reaction.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-09
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
know Americal

Gen. Brehon B. Somervell, re-
tired chief of army service forces
now president of Koppers Co.,
Pittsburgh, born in Little Rock
Ark, 81 years ago.
Cardinal Edward Mooney OF
Detroit, Roman Catholic prelate
born at Mt. Savage, Md, "a years
ago.
Henry j. Kaiser, famed ship
builder and auto maker, born in
Canojaharie, N. Y, GA years ago.
James H. McGraw, Jr. of New
York, publisher, born in Madison,
N. j., SO years ago.
Guy Stanton Ford, executive
secretary of the American Histor-
ical Asso., Washington, D. c.,
born in Salem, Wis, 70 years
ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-09
TO-DAY In HISTORY
know America)

1854 - Benjamin Franklin'S
historic Join or Die" cartoon ap-
pears in his Pennsylvania Gazette
first notable native American
cartoon.
1763-Indian Chief Pontiac be-
gins longest Indian siege on rec
ord-attacks Detroit, then an i'm
portant trading post.
1867 = General countrywide
strike of working men.
1901 - Historic Northern Paci-
fic corner" on Wall Street, with
stocks going to $1,000 a share
and resultant panic.
1926-Lieut. Com. Byrd and
pilot Floyd Bennett the first to
fly over the North Pole.
1932-Capt. Albert F. Hegen-
berger makes first blind" solo
flight at Dayton, Ohio--a land
mark in the progress of aviation.
1933-Historic burning of books
in Berlin.
. 1943-25,000 Germans surrender
Internationally to Gen. Omar N.
Bradley in North Africa.
1944-U. S.. planes bomb rail
yards in enemy-held France and
Belgium.
1935-Russians take Prague
with U. S. 3rd Army only z
miles away. Americans on Okin-
ava in general advance through
heavy mud.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-09
SUMNER CLEANUP

II is well and mighty good to
smack into the local citizenry dur
ing the summer time on the mat
Ger Of civic pride. The city is
doing that right now. They have
a cleanup campaign now about a
month old, with residents coop
eating very well. The beach
b0Ed valuation is tagging again.
What Is your guess of how long
Il will be before we have this
heach? Two years. Brother,
you're right on the ball! There
fore. should we back track and
play cards and pass chips with
each other until that time, yawn
sieepiiy and say. well, when
everything is ready then we'll
advertise? II is this kind of
short-minded thought which has
beld Key West back in the past.
! say away with that thought.
Stop running in the same rut.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-09
Todav's Anniversaries
Know Americal

1846-(200 years ago. Theodore
Sedwick, a leading Stockbridge,
Mass, lawyer his day, patriot,
congressman Speaker, senator
jurist, father of Catharine Maria,
noted author, born at West
Hartford, Con. Died Jan. "a, 1918.
1797-Walter Cotton, naval
chaplain, made alcade and pub
Usher of CALIFORNIA; first news
paper, builder it's first school
house and first to publicly an
nounce gold discovery to East,
born in Rutland Co., VT. Died
Jan. %, 1851.
1800-John Brown, famed abol-
itionist, who aroused passions as
seldom before or since, born in
Torrington, Conn. Died on scat
fold, Charleston, Va, Dec. 2,
1859.
1825-George Davidson, famed
Pacific Coast geodist, astrono-
mer and U. S. Coast and Geodetic
scientist for some so years, born
in England. Died Dec. 2, 1911.
1328-Charles H. Cramp, Phila-
delphia shipbuilder and famed
naval architect, who made his
one of the worlds biggest ship
yards, born in Philadelphia. Died
June 6, 1913.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-09
NeU Assistant Director At USO
Club Is HOnOred Guest At Tea

Martinez, Florence Dulion, c. T.
Howes, S. Jackson and the Misses
Wahneta Burt, Marian Pickens,
Rose Curry, Florence Sawyer,
Dorothy Leahan, Billie Snow,
Margaret Leahan, Benildes Re-
mond and Mary F. Clancy.
The Rev. and Mrs. John E.
Pickens, Dwight Hunter, assistant
Red Cross Field Service Director
Wilson, Mrs. w. H. Laubscher
and her visiting nephew, Billie
Laubscher, Mr.. Harold Laubscher,
Chief Wayne Gushing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-09

Miss Cecilia Rogan, the re-
Gently arrived assistant director
at the Duval Street USO club was
honored at a tea yesterday after
noon at the club building.
Mrs. Stephen Douglas and
Miss Gertrude Laubscher presided
at the tea table, which was dec
Grated with native flowers.
Among those rpesent were:
Mesdames Murray Mcneil, Jr.,
Lorena Whalton, Pauline Pinder,
Betty Lange, Ruby Morgan, M.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-09
DOES KEY WEsTs
Continued rrom Page one,

ing committee which spent 3d.
600 to $4,000 and which showed a
result at that time. Then we
stopped. l believe that there is
a great need for advertising Key
West in any form. We should
start something for next fall and
do the majority of our advertising
during the tourist season to draw
down tourists from sdiami. A
similar program in WPA days re-
suited in 5000 to 10000 new per-
sons in the city at one time"
] Otto Kirchheiner, manager
realF firm: yes. / believe in
advertising all the way. We
should also prepare ourselves to
entertain the tourists. Last win
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-09
STRONGEST

EDITORIAL SUGGESTION ------
A local civic leader whom /
have found without selfish mo-
tives in civic projects, told me
two days ago that this column
has become the strongest edi-
torial expression in the city to-
day. Why? Because there are
no strings to it! It is only so
because it brings out facts which
show the true picture, of the
cheap chiseling graft in political
campaigns, of the puppets who
move to strings, of the low moral
ity which hides itself in civic
linens, of the facts that in many
civic moves are definite cash pos
sibilities and undertaken ONLY
for that motive, in many cases.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-09
Key Vest Municipal Hospital
Auxiliary Elects Ne,U Officers

The following officers were
elected at the seasons final meet
ing of the Women's Auxiliary of
the Key West Municipal hospital
last night:
President, Mrs. William r.
Warren; first vice-president, Mrs.
Frank E. Bowser; second vice
president, Mrs. Dan L. Navarro;
secretary, Mrs. E. A. Ramsey;
treasurer, Mrs. Ella r. Delgado
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-09

and auditor, Mrs. Bowman Cut
ter.
Mrs. Pauline Hemingway was
elected a new director.
Open House will be held Sun
day, May 26, at the hospital, and
all interested citizens are cordial
ly invited to attend, between 3
and S pm. Inspection of the
hospital will be arranged, and
tea will be served by the aux
iliary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-09
LoT SALE APPROVED

Authorization Of the sale of
lot from the estate of the late
Joseph Pinder, by executrix
JUNE Pinder, to Reuben Seebert
of $40 Seventh street, Miami
Beach, was filed in probate judge
Lords court this week. The lot
is in Dade county.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-09
GROUPS PLAN WAR
fcontinaed from Page One

IOntlnued 1rom rage OIlSI
will again resort to the sword to
try to settle their differences.
The reactionary- clique, the pa
per explained, is working under
the guise of cries for freedom and
equality, while their Interior mo-
tive is to plung nations into war.
The immediate dire result of their
propaganda, Izvestia asserted, is
the blocking of progress.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-09
AGENCIES TO MEET
AT LUNCHEON FRIDAY

A luncheon meeting of the
Council of Social agencies will
be held Friday at 1915 o'clock
at Lees Oriental restaurant. Res
ervations will not be necessary,
it was announced.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-09
MAJORITY THOUGHT

Do you think we have the MA
JORITY opinion, not just small
groups opinion, when we take
up subjects in this column? Test
this fact with our political pre-
diction of two columns ago. What
Key West needs is HAPPY CON-
VICTION and the COURAGE to
go ahead on. it. Lets never again
go back to a. selfish leadership!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-09
Courthouse
Notes
DIVORCE GRANTED

Final decree of divorce was
granted yesterday to Dulce
Maria Medina and Jesus Medina
in Circuit Court with Judge
Aquilino Lopez presiding.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-09

Fishing Guide in spite of the pa
per shortage. / say, we bask too
much in the shallow thinking of
our leaders. / say, our leaders.
should compare Key West with
other tourist centerS. How can
anyone have the shame to sit
back and advocate no advertis-
ing for Key West in the face of
the refutation of this opinion
from other Florida cities going
ahead at this timel
MAKE CLEANUP
THOROUGH
There is cleanup campaign
in this city right now. One of
the most important is getting
some of the many bars off Duval
Street. One of the most important
is cleaning out the slot machines
which have lately crept into the
city. One of the most important
is higher morality among our
leaders, morality which will
make civic projects things for the
advancement of the city and not
just playthings for those who
would gain out of them. Too
many years have been wasted in
our past in which every import
ant civic project which went in
had personal planned monetary
gain for so-called civic leaders. /
say, this is the time to shut out
the narrow thinking of that type
of leadership. The election just
concluded once again demonstrat-
ed strongly and suddenly the
public's contempt for those who
would spend money for political
ends which grant them personal
favors against the wishes of the
electorate.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-09
BOY TO KoEHNs

Mr.. and Mrs. George Koehn,
Ais Amelia street, are the parents
of a son, born this morning at
2:40 o'clock at the Key West
Municipal hospital.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-09
YAwN. YAwNl

You don't see the leaders of
other tourist centers sitting back
and yawning at this period of
the game or playing tiddley winks
IN some mysterious alley. In
Martin county, / notice that an
advertising program to bring
SUMNER tourists has already
been planned. Also they are try
ing to get out their 100-page
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-09
scHoor. RoARp 10 MEET

Tie board Of Public Instruc-
ton will meet tonight at 7:30
o'clock in Supt. Willard Albury's
office in the courthouse.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-09
FIGHTING CHARGED

Accused of fighting. Helen
Lang and TORY Thompson were
placed under bonds of SIS each,
following their arrest last night
by Patrolman B. Perez.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-09
CLAIMS ORDERED

Claims on the estate of Albert
j. Borneman, deceased which are
to be answered in defense with
in 40 days, have been ordered
in Probate Judge Raymond
Lords court.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-09
HAVEN'T KEY VESTS
INTEREST

I make the statement, out and
out. that those who do not wish
10 launch an advertising program
Tor Key West right now DO NOT
HAVE THE INTEREST OF KEY
WEST AT HEART AND THINK
MORE OF THEIR OWN PRIV
ATE PROJECTS. / am not afraid
10 say that. II is utterly unthink-
able that Key West, which has
us nearing future so inextricably
mixed with a tourist future should
be so narrow-minded in its lead
ers that a man can get up at this
point Of the game and say, Nov,
fellers. let's not advertise (yawn);
let's wait a few years (yawn)."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-09

Francis Biddle, former Attorn-
of the U. S., born in
France, go years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-09

= - AeFA@ 2ANAsAs& A4HI TX WLoA
While others were advocating
stresslng the Navy here in Key
West, this column was the first to
cry OUT against that shallow think
iher Now il has come to pass.
MAS program ordered folded up
just overnight. l say, Key West
ers, Il is time that we woke up
and helped ourselves. There is
no one in the,world.who will help
you over the big hurdle. That is
something you have to do your
self And the delay which you
allow now will hold you back
just those few years more, when
the rest of tourist Florida is get
ting the jump on you. Are we
rs slow as others say we are?
There is mild depression in Key
West right now. Face the factsl
Why? Because old business( the
Navy is moving out and new
business (tourists) are NOT COM
ING IN.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-01-04
$AMINTERESTdM
The Ari1ona Medical Association

APPENDICITIS
nammaiions resulting
surgery appendix is blind pocketworm like in form
this full
that has function. Hanging 1t
the small large bowel IT is like
loaer and like him. potentially danger
/ criminal IL kill.
poorly supplied with
Usually small the appendix where
attaches the bowel blocking from swelling twist
knking inflammation easily off this blood supply
resulting follows.
established what when appendix
what appendicitis We offer the following
a sensible procedures avoiding this disease:
foods
foods to sinulAte
In itself will
improve bowel
q
today witnesses the Of axAiveA
II abdominal
four hours DON'T LAXATIVE your
Appendicitis penalty higher civilization
and where the of catharcs practically there
appendicitis IL is these
modern
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-01-04
SSZZZi[|N|d1INKy

WASHINGTON. d c. tNWSSl
Because farmers don't 90 on strike.
because they produce. with little
fanfare. more than enough food 10
supply the country. and because
they are naturally conservative. the
so-called farm problem" has been
getting little attention here com
pared with the problems OF labor
and management.
Consequently. We were very
much interested in talk recently
made by Clinton Anderson. sec
retary OF agriculture. in which he
nletured the farmer as a sort OF
model child forced TO associate with
a nation full Of irresponsible bad
boys
"Faruners." said MIR. Anoer-
son. could walk into a confer
ence now and indicate TO indus
Try exactly what they are ready
20 produce and. by the same
token. sbou; what they would
he ready TO consume. They
could present concrete, speef'e
examples Of what lies ahead
both for Industry and sgrieu'-
ture.
~Now why shouldn't the same
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-01-04

principle work all the way
around? Can industry tell how
many radios. how many suits
Of clothing. and how many au-
tomobiles this country is ready
10 produce in 1876? We believe
that the farmers OF this country
are ready 10 lead the way into
new period of economic CO.
operation. aiming toward full
production on farms and in fac
tories"
Congress, having gone home
for the Christmas season, has
left a lot Of important leoisla-
tlon hanging fire - most inpor-
tant perhaps being eonsidera-
tion OF President Truman's pro-
posed legislation for handling
labor disputes. II looks as
though a large number OF con-
oressmen will oppose the presi-
dents plan for "fact-findino" and
cooling off" periods preceding
strikes, but with the whole
country looking TO Washington
for some solution, the congress
Is practically forced to take some
kind OF action. Whether II will
be the presidents plan or sore
substitute proposal is still un-
certain. but labor legislators will
certainly he one OF the first
things on the calendar when con-
qress returns 20 work.
Passage by The senate OF bl'
to raise the pay OF federal EN-.
ployees by an average OF IL pei
cent may have some influence to
ward arriving at a new wage for
mula for the country as a whole
This IS the second pay rise fedora
employees will have received with
In a year. Last Ju'y congress an
proved pay increases which aver
aged 1873 per cent. The pay rises
favor the lower income groups. AT
employe receiving $3.50 a year
last June will. as a result Of the
two raises. next year receive s2.i27
an increase OF 36 per cent. The
employee who received $4,000 last
June will have his pay Increased
by only 22.7 per cent.
Plenty OF fireworks are expected
in congress when IL acts on the
financial arrangement which has
been worked out with this country
and Great Britain Only the finan-
cial experts. OF which there are few
in congress. understand Britain
attitude in feeling that we are
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-01-04

child should care for the parents
insofar as possible. and In som,
states there are laws which pro
vide for this care.
o.-my husband is a warrant Of
ficer stationed at Tientsin, China,
with the fst marine division. He
had II months overseas duty be,
fore, returned home for two years
duty, then went overseas again last
March. He is a regular and not
eligible for discharge, but will he
be eligible to come homs?-Mrs.
J. /. p, Gsrdena, Calf.
A.-The marine corps headquar
ters advise us the 1st division L.
not scheduled to return home soon
Your husband started his second
tour OF overseas duty in March ano
these turs OF duty for regular
generally are for one year.
o.--can you tell me why serV-
ieeman's wife only received $1,000
OF his back pay after he was Of
ficially declared dead. He was ar
officer in the U. S. air corps ano
after having been missing for one
year was declared dead. His in
surance was divided equally be-
tween his mother and wife. The
government informed his wife that
the rest Of the back pay must GO
through the probate court. Why?
Have the parents any right 10 see
the customary will drawn up by Of
ficers before leaving for overseas
Mrs. L. S., Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio.
A-The army advises that this
ls a legal question governed By
state laws in all probability. and
that the probate laws In your state
probably govern the case. The
customary will Is usually given by
officers to next OF kin and then
probated. II the officer dies Sug-
gest you obtain legal advice about
the back pay.
o.-Please tell me how the points
are figured in the army for mar
ried man with two ehildren.-Read-
er, Woodlawn, Va.
A.-The point rating in the army
Is / for each month OF service; one
point for each month overseas
duty: u points for each child un-
der is. on not more than three