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youngsters find so much fun. Usually they will prefer to spend the time with their own playmates, but once in a while Same General Form they may like to take a stroll “We are working on a notice with parents. And there may be a

of induction that will be in about|special attraction if the stroll the same general form as was|should happen to end up at the

used during the war to notify drugstore for a dish of ice cream. registrants that they had been; Sometimes, parents worry that called up,” the Selective Service too-active play will leave the

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million men, a great many of|is arranged and going to bed is whom took a dim view of thejnot accompanied by a worried 8x10%-inch card which bore alvoice urging haste, the great maprinted eagle at its top, and then|jority of children will drop off announced it was an “order to(to sleep at once, report for induction.” If your youngster doesn't react Apparently there will not bejthis way and stays awake for

form that there was during the war days. In answer to a question of how soon after notification, a potential draftee would be

“The notice of induction will not be mailed less than 10 days before the inductee is ordered to report. But this induction notice must be mailed no less than 21 days after the registrant has received notice that he has been found available for Selective Service.”

‘Detective’ Gets $275, Farmer's Wallet

CHICAGO, Aug. 25 (UP)—Andrew Koehnlein, Crestwood, Ky., a farmer visiting Chicago to see|. the railroad fair, told police that a man entered his room at the YMCA, identified himself as a detective looking for dope smugglers, and asked to inspect his wallet, luggage and personal effects

Mr. Koehnlein co-operated. After the stranger left, the farmer discovered that his wallet containing $275 was gone.

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