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Q—How long do you have to stay in the Army when you're "drafted? A—21 months, If the situation / Snanges you may be discharged nonths (0 . 0 ax SE

Sindarin Re i i r—————

Q—My neighbor "has been in the organized reserves and marching ome night a week for two years. I have stayed away from it but I received my call to active

—make sense; How do-you-explain that situation?

serve units aren’t getting indidual orders. They must await calls to active duty along with

they're calling up individual regervists not in organized units who have special skills,

after your first call before you * have to report. A-—Reservists first will be tentatively selected and ordered to their nearest medical facilities!

Gand A— About You And the Service

By GALVY GORDON

Military Editor

Sloss .out personal affairs,

date of receipt of their oraers, at . their’ homes tothe date on which they -are directed to report, to training divisions or reception

centers, :

Q—If I get a deferment from al duty before he did. It doesn’t ca)) to active duty because of my ‘being in an essential ~occupation — and then chaiige Jobs, does my | —Members - of organized re- qeferment continue for six

months anyway?

A—No. As soon as you leave a job which gave you a deferment] their whole unit. -HOWeVer, iv, nmyuqt jet your service know

about it.

_Q—I am on the list of esse ntial| Q—What's " the. achedule of in- occupations put out by the Labor dividuals being called up for ac- Department according to my job. tive duty in the Army? In other But they have turned down my, words how much time do you get request for a deferment. Can they |

do that to me?

A-—-Yes, “indeed. The Depart{ment of Labor list is only a { guide. It’s not a guarantee of

deferment.

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for complete physical examina-| tions. They will then return to | their homes, and be ordered to active duty from there if they pass physical examinations, To they .

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A WOMAN can have the type of husband she desires if she

Most wives complain without trying remedies . There's a hint of | acceptance and laziness in their attitude. A woman should study her man, finding out things that Sloane] him. She should be a good companion and listener, his greatest|

friend and sympathizer. She] should applaud his success and] never belittle him, Stay young mentally, wives. Think of new things to do and read of new things to talk about. Toss a man the ball and he’ll talk all night about what he'd do if he were President, He loves: to throw his weight around.e. -« Don't make housework and: child-rearing the only things in| your life. Leave the dishes. Al powder puff can carry more weight than a dust rag. It takes 30 minutes to fix up for him, and the time is well spent. Women have sentiments all the time, while a man has them only occasionally. He expects his wife to love him. He doesn't expect in-| fidelity, and it's harder on him]

pects it.

/ lover-boys but few great lovers in history were good husbands.

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he loves you the day, the way, you think he should. He may

not tell you he loves you on the |

hour you set. But he'll say something sweet, sometime, and he'll make some tender gesture that will thrill you to death. Don’t miss those words and gestures by freezing him with an icy stare for something he forgot to say a week ago. Unexpectedness adds thrills to marriage. Show you're thrilled. An alert woman with zest for living goes. all out to make friends with her neighbors, her husband's business associates, the butcher, the —grocer—and with her husband. She tells herself all of them, her husband included, are fine people, worth knowing. She tries to be worthy of them and to keep them in“terested, husband included. = Maybe your fine letter will rouse some women to becoming acqualrited with their husbands, and with themselves, Betty.

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with his boss. He wants to have fun with the kids, not spank them | when—he-comes-home———————— I have an exceptional husband) . and I try to be an exceptional | wife to keep up with him. If Ii had been stupid and married a| wrong guy. I'd have built him up,| if only for my own ego. | I could find a fault or two in him but I soft-pedal mentioning them, and I never talk about him. ~Our marriage is-our-own-bysiness: | To -me;-divorce never solves a. thing because most people rush back into marriage. Divorce is merely a case of exchanging a mate with one set of faults for one with an equal set. Heavens, its taken me 10 years to get used to one man. I'd hate to start over, at an older age, and get used to someone else. BETTY. INDIANAPOLIS.

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