Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 September 1950 — Page 8

‘About You

By GALVY GORDON Times Military Editor

(EDITOR'S NOTE:

5 there any limit on how long the services can keep a reserve afficer on active duty after he has been ‘called up? -. A—~No, Lo" » = ~ . answer a call to active duty, Can. they do anything to him? A—Yes, The -service can take disciplinary action to fit the particular case, a - " Q—What rh the government's policy on conscientious objectors In the present draft? A-—-The law states, in effeét, thata man may be deferred i he - convinces his local board that he - 18 conscientiously opposed. Ao military service in"any form because of his religious training and belief. If he is opposed to combat- © ant service only, he may be inducted and. assigned ‘by’ the Armed Forces to noncombatant duty. Religious trairing-and belief, as defined by the law, mean an individual's belief in « Suprgme Being involving duties superior to those arising from any human relation. However, that does not include essential political, sociological or philosophical views, or a merely personal moral code. ® ” n Q—How many times can a ‘man appeal his draft classification? AA registrant dissatisfied with his classification may notify

after his notification of classification that he wishes to appeal. All of his records will be forwarded to the appeal board which will study the records and either

And the Service

Q-—8uppose a man just doesn’t

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his local board within 10- days!

Here's the second of a giiestion- -andAnswer series that tells how the Korean War affects resetrvists, veterans, deaft-age men, and anvone likely to be ealled to servigh, The author will answer iestions only in this hpase; not by mail.)

keep him in the” same ckassification or put him in ‘apother one. Under certain specified conditions, he may appeal from the board of appeals to the President. > = » u Q-—Is. a reserve enlisted man who Is an expert in radar likely to. get called: in service without offering fo do so himsel? A Yes. That is ore of the needs trained men.

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