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ititude, it was series that tells how the Korean War a e fact that his draft-age men, and anyone likely to EE ervisty, Yolerani. m policy voice, author will answer questions only in this space, not by mail.) here the een REAL A ns, may. i Q—What's the minimum hitch will be enlisted in the volunteer | dly likely that I can serve in the Marine Corps reserve, placed on extended ac-| setting off the if 1 enlist? [tive duty “in excess of 30 days” - cheson or Des ° A—Three years: a and sent immediately to “boot” re . "Q~—What's the rule -about doc- [Sp foe Haining, ” ign. theom ~~ tors who volunteer for service Q-——What should a reserve ofIndtanapelss Tiniss. “wha aren't reserve officers? Do ficer in the Air Force do if he atly News, Inc. = they get more money? What rank gets his call to active duty but| a . do they get? thinks he deserves a deferment?|

A-—The present law provides A—Send your request for de-| that physicians and dentists who ferment to the headquarters of volunteer for service will receive the numbered Air Force issuing ® an extra $100 a month in addition the recall order, asking for a de-| to regular pay and allowances.'lay in compliance with your | They will be commissioned as orders. A minimum notification | Fs first lieutenants unless their pro- period of 10 days plus travel time | fessional qualifications entitle is provided in all recall orders, | them to a higher rank. {but upon personal request this ® = = {period may be extended to a max-| Q—1I have applied for Aviation imum of 30 days in justifiable] Cadet training but in the mean- cases.

time expect a draft call. What's * x = - my status? | Q—Do Divinity students have * A—You will be deferred for four to register for the draft? months, , A—They have to register but

#2 = = they will pe deferred. Q—What's the new regulation — about enlisting straight into the Hoosier Heroes—

& Marine reserves without becoming a regular? | “ A—The period of enlistment fs Everlin Serves Indefinite. Men with no prior | military service, between the ages of 18 and 32, may sign up at any Marine. Corps recruiting station Uepo in apan if they meet requirements. They

Former] Stationed Soldier Recovering |, Seoul. Koree

On Hospital Ship Pfc. James R. Everling is serv-| ing with the 8071 Port Depot rin Pvt. John R. Albertson, son of gacapg Japan.

Leslie Ray Albertson, R R 19, is| recuperating .aboard the hospital served | overseas. In Teas and ship USS Con- lin the Army for sultation docked (18 months. A at Pusan. 3 year after being His mother re-} discharged he . » re-enlisted and ceived a letter was withthe from him on 519th Signal Aug. 29 saying Base Depot at he had been ? Seoul, Korea. wounded. He later was Albertson said transferred to his wounds were ... #% | Yokohama, Ja- ' “not serious.” Pvt. Alber ” Pvt. Albertson (pan. Pvt. Ever- ; ling had three Pv Everling

brothers who served in the hey ev Can't Wh i Amred Forces as well as two step-brothers, and: two -brothers-

in-law. : ® dessins = —-_ — : | Pvt. Everling has two sons, } : . / : ls’ Gl Writes ‘Michael and Johnny. His wife is : ’ or be Br 3 We Finch, Mr, AN \ Lt. Honeycutt, Hit Finchum lives at 807 Mickley| : : : Twice, Back in Action A¥* : :

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felt the sting of L rine Division in flying shrapnel { Korea. gain Fink, Jr., yeoman, 3/c, USN, husin with the 5th Cavalry Regi-|,0nq'or Mrs. Emojean 8. Fink of

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dst Lt. Willis ate of Knights1 Honeycutt, town High wounded to his mother, but he's 3 bious assault landing. The operatalked about a lot of other tion took place on a beach in Vir-

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tafiks are’'nt doing the job, ac- / Ty ‘ " ad | . | 4 f cording -to Lt. - Honeyoutt. | we : ) - Ce an 1 ogica pre erence: or prays that they will¥ all >come j - KINGSRIDGE ( F Pils of Fighting RUARK Strauss Clothes. ustom abc His letters tell of the fighting— } . . oe a matter of losin ound and i oe ‘ od S i ; holc tur men and then pA doggedly vs. 2 ‘ . u fs n C e e of back again to be pushed back } } So again. First wounded in July, Lt . $60 and $65 Honeycutt returned to duty and iI The TWO TROUSER was again wounded on Aug. 6. Read Robert Ruark’s | : . ‘ ¥ He was graduated from Techni-| “biting comment, J TT .

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