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For the Record. In Independence, Kans., an ex-sailor walked into the county recorder's office, presented a bad-conduct discharge from the Navy, demanded five certified copies.
"With special reference to pseudo-intellectualism, flaunting of the discharge button, and sundry other affectations," the discussions was scheduled for February 29. When reached last night, Ernest I. Sly '43 would only say, "The whole idea finks of a filthy plot against the proletariat."
Every evening at 7, last week, the 1,810,076 members of the United Lutheran Church in America were asked to "pray . for the press." The prayer: that "all who gather and publish the news . . . may discharge their trust in the interest of godliness and good order."
In addition to the battery of secretaries from the University veterans office in Weld Hall, a representative from the Boston V.A. office will be on hand to take applications for certificates of eligibility for those who have not already filed them. Discharge papers will also be required.
The Secretary of National Defense would be instructed to: "establish common policies and common programs for the integrated operations of the three departments and . . . exercise control over and direct their common efforts to discharge their responsibility for national security."