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D. All Draftees Face 2 Years' Active Duty I'M SORRY VOU FlNO TVM5 JOB IS BEGINNING TO WTEKFERE LyZTa VOU CAN WATT UNTtt XmO, ITS AFTES I'M VOU RNP T-H5 IS I WRiTE A FEW NOTES I EIGHT AM? I'M AiREWTVl JOB BEGINNING TO WTEKFERE WITH OTH TVMNS5 i in this record, in. niw cate a I A I PR.VE vouHOMe I jiiinr v. lill I I vou'p prefer vane! i ctwt 5AY THAT I) 53 coif devtct 54 Medicinal 1 cloth 55 Obliteration. 57 Weird 58 Calmer 59 Attire 60 Seesaws VERTICAL 1 People of Latium I I llll III llll All draftees, regardless of when they were inducted, must serve 24 months on active duty.

Despite the fact that we have repeated this many times, there still seems to be considerable confusion about this in the minds of families of draftees as well as the men themselves. The confusion stems from the fact that men drafted a trnt 4. ivts: m. Mr i 1 1 mm 1 111 11 1 11 Mvm 1 i mL v- a 1 1 fltr MAKE THIS fTrt6 SKATING Rink town? before June 19, 1951, were originally inducted for just' 21 months. The law then was changed and the service period was extended to 24 months.

been deferred in Class 4-A as the "solo surviving son. He may still be able to obtain discharge on grounds of erroneous induction, if this is the case. Or he may apply through his superior officer for non-combat assignment but this doesn't exempt him from overseas service. This 24-month period now applies to all drafteesi period. The only difference between men inducted before last June 19 and those sworn in later is in their Reserve obligation.

Men inducted on and after June 19, 1951, will be automatically released after 24 months of active duty and placed in the Reserve for six years. Q. (1) I served in the Army 1 bw I "i'JPZ501 SlHBMAH6MEMBlhl9 I (teTm) this 9now I ifyoomake aktoou. "Ty, rASX 'WWV5 FLUNG THM A ROPE ANP GOT WHAT ANP TOLPME JO FOfZ- VtireD-V heavy Zvr hard to keep cu-an WH4TPI7M3U 1 SSfOv THEM TO SHORE. THEY SUR WAV GET EVEEJVTHINi? THAT "Tl 'lJ s.

from 1946 to 1948. I Joined the Inactive Reserve Feb. 11, 1948, I was called back to active duty in February, 1951, and released from active duty last Sept. 20. Men inducted before that date likewise will be placed in the Reserve for six years following 24 months of active duty, with this My enlistment was extended year by the President.

Will I be discharged as of Feb. 11, 1952? (2) How and where do I apply for this discharge? (3) Since I'm Russians FI MIGs, Yank Pilot Believes PARIS, Feb. 12 (UP) MaJ. one exception: A draftee inducted before June 19, 1951, may at any time after he has completed 21 months of active duty volunteer for 12 more months of five duty and then get an outright discharge. both a World War II veteran and a veteran of the "Korean police what should my CHRIS WELKIN rived there.

The dispatches reported that more than 80 MIG-15 Jet planes also were handed over to the North Koreans by the end of last month and that 500 North Korean flyers had returned after completing training in Russia. James Jabara, American Jet fighter ace, said yesterday that he believed Russian pilots may In other words, a man in this category has the choice of serv ing 33 months on active duty draft classification be? F.E.R. A. (1) Your discharge is effective aa of Feb. 10, 1952.

(2) Your discharge Is automatic. However, if you wish to check on your status, you may write to Pennsylvania Military District, Indlantown Gap Military Reservation, Pa- and be flying Communist MIG-15 Jet planes in Korea. MaJ. Jabara, here on a Euro 1: WHAT irr, coctcyZ 'ftr ho Irr a izocicbt Tjezo mw -PUp Oj nRx and then getting discharged, or returning home after 24 months of active duty and then spending fer SOUR STOMACH pean visit, said orders over the enemy planes' radios some times were given in Russian. "I haven't seen any of the six years in the Reserve before fat heardwm, aa.

add HUH nOiKcaooa. Salloaty lOc pilots, but I have my own opinion," he told reporters. "You have to come to the conclusion getting discharged. (Mail questions to Home Front Editor, The Pittsburgh Press, Pittsburgh 30, Pa. Give full name and address.) TUWS they are Russians." mark the envelope: "Attention: Enlisted Reserve Section." (S) Class 1 because you entered active duty again aftrr June 24, 1948, and this classification holds priority over Class 4-A, usually given to War II vets.

Q. Can I receive both a Social Security pension and a World War I pension at the same time? B. K. A. Yea.

Q. I lost a boy in World War IT. My last boy was drafted. Russia Helps N. Korea Must he go overseas? Mrs.

N.V.A. Set Up Air Force FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS A. If you have no other sons left married or single -your boy should not have been drafted but should have mm MfKVttro UOOUSAN LOOK OUT. TAIPEIL Formosa, Feb. 12 (UP) Chinese dispatches here said today that Russia is helping North Korea set up its own air force and that 200 Russian technicians and mechanics have ar My MONEYS GO C00O IM IN TwAT Hedda Hopper In Hollywood Ujf INGESTION- V4jgWj HOIXYWOOD Doris Day, the hottest star on the Warner lot, it rettinz a new salary hike.

Her latest picture, "111 See You in My Dreams," is pushing the five million dollar epic, "Quo HHii In box office grosses. After "April in Paris," she goes into "Career Girl" for Producer Lou Edelman. Story's about a small town girl who makes good In advertising. tMMAMtltM.Im an album of lullabies. He has the lilt for them.

Td also like St. P.tirjburc... $39.00 ote AT. to see him in the Russell Nype role in the screen version of BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES EL PASO. .582 S52 'Call Me Madam." But I sup 1 Mft.fcONCXVSSX'O pose it would taKe an act 01 VTsyt kslxx vjoo wsvt congress to move him from War ners to 20th Century.

U.O TO COM. our 1 1 1 1 Fernando Lamas now has three pictures on his M-G-M schedule, and the studio's cooking np a western for him. De Doris record sales alone last year netted her a neat $106,000. Not bad for a girl who walked into my office five years ago without a quarter to her name and a trailer for a home. Lunched with John Payne, who's winding np "Caribbean Gold." He tells me his next assignment will be as star and co-producer with Edward Small of a picture tentatively titled "The Loudest Laugh In Hell." It's based on a hypothetical solution of the yet unsolved million dollar robbery in Boston by four men wearing halloween masks.

After that John goes to Honolulu to ride the surf. Payne's been quietly studying voice for three years, and wants to do a musical. 4n Open ranic Zeffer TO ALL MEM spite his rising success he sold FROM his home and It moving into a modest apartment. "You can't impress people with money, because they have more than you," says he. "And you don't want to impress those without money.

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