The Wyandotte news-herald., January 24, 1946, SECTION 2, Image 11

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VOL. 68, NO. 7 WYANDOTTE, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1946 TWENTY PAGES
Careers In Regular Army
Called Best Job In World
As * result of its tremendous ex-<
Pension and progressive advance
ments made during World War 11,
the Regular Army is no longer con
sidered merely a wartime job, but
has now come to be recognized as
cne of the most attractive of mod
ern careers, Sgt. Walter S. Morris,
said today outlining the advantages
of Army life.
Sgt. Morris, in charge of the Wy
andotte recruiting detachment, re
minded ERC men that January 31
is the deadline for re-enlistment in
the new peacetime regular Army at
present grades. Veterans keep
grades and pay scales if they re
enlist 20 days after discharge or by
January 31.
Nearly 50,000 veterans, most of
them originally draftees, have re
enlisted since October. 1945.
Perhaps most important of all
Its numerous advantages—free med
Coast Guard Trains In California
Operung an intensive two-mouth
lecruiting drive to enlist men 17 to
30, the Coast Guard today reported
that all recruits from the Great
Lakes district will be sent to Ala
meda, California, for basic training.
Previously men enlisting from
this area have been transferred to
Curtis Bay, Md., for indoctrina
tion.
Authorized peacetime strength of
the Coast Guard is expected to be
about 30,000. By the end of June,
•when the demobilization of reserves
v.ill be completed, only 20.000 reg
ular Coast Guardsmen now in serv
ice will remain on duty, necessitat
ing enlistment of 10,000 more men.
Information on enlisting can be
cbtaioad at the Coast Guard Re
cruiting Office, 531 Lafayette build
ing, Detroit.
Navy Officer Discharged
Lt. Walter R. LaTondresse has
been dischargd after honorable
service in the Navy, at the person
nel separation center in Jackson
ville, Florida.
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right to retire on half-pay after
20 years of service and after 30
years service on three-quarters pay,
makes that sendee more than worth
its while.
Asa result of this new* retire
ment plan, it is no longer impos
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tire and be sure of a regular
monthly income of more than S9O.
The future of the American sol
dier who has decided to follow a
military career is indeed a bright
one—with opportunities for ad
vancement, good pay, education,
travel, retirement and numerous
other benefits combining to make
his “the best job in the world.”
Arriving On Hospital Ship
Frank O. Balko, F 1-c, USNR, of
3353 Twentieth street, is one of 121
high-point Navy veterans whom the
Navy is returning to the States for
discharge aboard the hospital ship,
U.S.S. Solace which left Pearl Har
bor January 10 and was scheduled
to arrive in San Francisco about
January 16.
The J.S.S. Solace is a unit of
the Navy’s mercy fleet which evac
uated and care 1 for wounded from
islands, seized by U. S. invasion
forces throughout the Pacific. This
ship is now operating with the ma
gic carpet fleet.
Balko Headed For Home
Frank O. Balko, F 1-c, 3353
Twentieth street, is getting ready
to rejoin the ranks of civilians,
together with thousands of others
going through the Naval demobil
ization center at Pearl Harbor,
headed for the States.
Redeployment
By United Press
Twenty-one ships were scheduled
to arrive at east and West coast
ports Monday with 16,048 return
ing servicemen.
Due at New Yorkj:
Hagerstown Victory from Ant
werp—l,6o2 troops, including Hq.
and Hq. Cos., 51st Maj. Port; 336th
Harbor Craft Cos.; 577th QM. Rail
head Cos.; 960th Q. M. Serv. Cos.;
and 156th, 3409th, 3907th Q.M. Trk.
Cos.
Borinquen from Le Havre—l,29B
troops, including a battalion of the
334th Inf. Regt.; and 784th Ord.
Light Main. Cos.
Twenty ships were scheduled to
dock at east and west coast ports
Tuesday with more than 12,500
servicemen.
Due at New York;
Exchequer, from Le Havre—l.s7B
troops, including special units of
335th Inf. Regt.
Coaldale Victory, from Le Havre
—1,503 tioops, including Ist Bn. of
335th Inf. Regt., 84th QM Cos. and
84th Recon. troops.
Costa Rica Victory, from LeHavre
1.530 troops, including parts of
334th Inf. Regt.. 42nd Field Hosp.,
Hq. and Hq. Btry., 84th ”FA and
26 WACS.
Laconia Victory, from Antwerp—
-1,564 troops, including 776th F. A.
Bn. and 338th Harbor Craft Cos.
Jonathan Edwards, from Antwerp
—650 troops, including 1343rd Eng.
of C Bn.
M. M. Guhin. from Le Havre—s73
troops, including 45th Ord. M. M.
Cos., 3508th Ord. M.A.M. Cos. and
4tl: Ord. N. HI. Cos.
John Lawson, from Le Havre —
565 troops, including 981st Ord.
Depot Cos.
McEachran Home
Discharged at Camp Grant, 111.,
Friday after nearly three years’
Army service, former corporal
George McEachran arrived home
Saturday. The son of Mr. and Mrs.
George McEachran. 1858 Seventh
street, he was overseas ten months
with the 655th ambulance com
pany and saw service in England,
France and Germany.
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