| Show chaplains feel weight of 1061 responsibility in soldiers marriages it Is estimated that between and american servicemen have married english girls the latter enot only anly have changed their names ames n but each it anticipates the day when ofie will change hir her residence to sote some Amer american icari city str street t or village lage or farm will these anglo american Arneri cati marriages strengthen the international intern atlon al bonds by the transfer 61 c ah wholesale feminine citizenship I 1 t shores chaplain Chapla lri apin aja j y b efio haiblen haa hai been 1 ab 44 t A stationed in 4 angland n g aa nd tor over er a year admits the possibilities but in a to the general commission miss lonon on army armi and navy chaplains he out some responsibilities bili ties that i weigh tigh heavily upon tipon him my comai commanding ding officer turns thi the sold ler to marry lover over to me the C 0 takes his responsibility seriously cerious ly he asks his chap lain to interview johnny and his bis prospective bride investigate nil his service record determine his ability to support a wife and on the basis of this investigation make such recommendation ommen dation as he deems adv advisable Is to determine what to recommend seems to beadling be adding a touch of gray to the hair of many chaplains will they aey make the mistake of giving the green light to the attar altar that will leid iad to the boes woes I 1 unhappy wedlock chaplain richard there arf are international problems problem that not ot even even a chaplain can escel escape p or solve solved 0 IW TO S w a A 4 ah I 1 |
