Springville Herald | 1946-03-14 | Page 4 | Adjustment of Service Men's Pay Advocated |

Type	issue
Date	1946-03-14
Paper	Springville Herald
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Article Title	Adjustment of Service Men's Pay Advocated
Type	article
Date	1946-03-14
Paper	Springville Herald
Page	4
OCR Text	Show Adjustment Of Service Men's Pay Advocated Terminal leave pay would be given enlisted men, as well as officers, of-ficers, under the provisions of a bill introduced in congress by Representative Rep-resentative Mansfield of Montana. Why not? The hazards faced by the enlisted en-listed men now returning from the wars were probably greater than those confronted by their officers. Yet, under existing law, the officer offi-cer who took no leave, while in the service is allowed a month's terminal ter-minal leave with full pay for each year of service. The enlisted man gets mustering-out pay, but no terminal leave.
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