Evening star. [volume], August 18, 1955, Page B-10, Image 45

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THE EVENING STAR, Waahington, D. C.
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B-10
Veterans and draftees
By MAJ. THOMAS M. NIAL
The new Reserve lev la de
tigned to bring civilian men—
sy Incentive or force—lnto active
training in military Reserve
inits.
By either means, the purpose
ts to build up a Reserve of nearly
S million men who’ll be ready
and able to go into action at
once beside the Regular forces in
base of a war. Or, to have
smaller numbers immediately
Available in case of another con
flict like Korea.
■ Training actively in Reserve
traits means attending at least
48 drills a year and serving up
to 17 days of summer training
pr, as an option, serving 30 days
of summer training.
The men who’ll be forced to
take this active Reserve training
under the law are generally
those who haven’t already served
■ save y* or more on remnants
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ctStSb I m| ooal C.O.D. or on approval; mail or phono orders sot accepted. Soma an soiled, marred, damaged, or otherwise imperfect.
STORE |
Inexpensive drestet lei quality eoHen Meases eMMren’e eheee girle’apparel .•
A | ,50 AA 1.00 rodicod poo mi—m * kiot nip sock* aid finMiiap with V woar slacks
were 3.99 and 4.00 I were 1.99 to 3.99 I , 400 incluJ!ng*eotton knit were 59c dS® • for 1.00 H styea avert Jeskeop In charcoal. 111
100 dreun in India* and dark prinN. 500 Mousse in solid colors ewd prints. were 199 I’ 00 JEfLS?** 6 fU° 19c brown bb'k. Sixes 6to 12 were 5.99 4
Alee eoneo culottes in group. Broke* Sleeveless end short sleeve style*. - ond nylon porn* i.w svc 100 peitt cotta* necks in pink. Mue, Were 5.V9 ---- !.»•
si... 12 1. 20. l4Vi ta 24 Vi. 100 peire Berefeet M ndeb. Lecher meteTe.4 wWta. fee. BV4 ta 11. ««•«•« bNM-w opeß rtlHs in 370 pe.r. decks Act con he wmhed
Sm D~> .a,.,,. SJm *,<**?. 390 1* Down Stair, Store, iwtt *.
handbag earing* women’e tnmene <*■"*mm WtM tai ZiZ
’Z‘ 3M _ • -- aerlngienbreaendbrieh XIES*? i** Mwnllrt
liVn^ck^ K 199 to 595 QQ° ” whit* cette* bne-Ue* stroplens jomos, housecoats -- 3.99 99* 100 shorts, pepever *Tto 32 62 P«<" summer pejemes of plisse.
A3d"b% £d£lmx were 3.99 to 5.95 99 bm. w,th detochobl. porters. W«e Down Stair, Store, Girls' Apporel 69c&
Down Stqjrs Store, Handbogs 112 peit» ceseels with medieie or fjet .- - - —-- - - ------- M *** IferUO 641 irregular cette* knit rtiirts with 202 peirs walking sherte, plcy shertn
... . . heel*. Seme washable. Many rtylet 60 cotton bee* withfront hooks. Bro- ||| fIoWBTS 400shorte eetnehlrts. large screen print on front. Sizes end iwhn tnmks. Broken sizes. Were
M\ hlh »+"*«** H 9 km, czes. Were 1.00 19. 1.00& 31, nwdlum, lorge. If perfect 7*: 3-95 to 495 1.99
a 4,59 dsern syee* with rnyiura or 2 ( csel net panties. Not all size* r/v, f for |™ U Sixes Ito 6 1.50 69c **9 22 whit* leather hello. Sizes 30 to
were 299 | ,M ° S iz« 4Vi m 9 *" group. Were 2.95 59. were 1M 4 I ** . 156 peir. barter ertton «mw ho*, 42. Were 1.50 .89.
"*■ , AAA to B Broken sizes. Formerly 50 fortene •temdrn trig **— hens. 200 epreye. deetees end olegle Weweee boys’ cotton pliss* po- 1.99 & ribbed top, choice of color combine- 22 rebet In group of plisses, cottons
2 ®° velvet end velveteen hots m 895t0 995 . - 1.99 Cottorvond nylon styles. Broken sizes. redecedfmee stock. Many colors. jamas. Sizes 3to 6 2.50 1.49 Hons. Sizes BV4 to 10. If perfect and denims. Allwoshrtl*. Small to
chefe* of styles and colors. Several _ - Were 4.00 and 5.00 -2.49 Down Stairs Store, Stairs Store, Infonts' and 65c A 17 large. Were 4.99 to 7.99 1.59
Swn Stales Store, Millinery Misses ond Women's Shoes Down Stairs Stare, Corsets end Bras Handkerchiefs and Flowers Juvenile's Apparel Down Stairs Stare, Boys' Wear Down Stairs Store, Men's Furnishings
j these exceptional values.. . not remnants—on sate Friday at 9:30 J
. J .-:i 1 slips sad petticoats importast saviogs s* haodkags I spooiol parehaso glovts 1.29
I f®moas make nylons UZw.99 “•• “ regul " h 3M * ■S’BpfellM
; ".r""WtMnMXsSM iJT' T ,
l 2400 po.is nylon ho«r m flroup ofMv- Brokom aimoa. atrwwg in moturwl. Ploom odd 10% F«4. twx. MVO 80% Ms MOfO OH
r!L33STtaJtw'rri.3 D~n s «,»»«.. hmmrsi aad gil Hama
Downstairs Slot., Hosiery Priacsss Paggy eoslamt jawalry oerelgennnetecceuerlet...
; first aaalily blesses drsssss at rsdaetloas 59*,2'” , 1’“ *" *** -
SrStsftrtirte; safe.—„ —x a
i„ i. br«k.n ,i,e,. mjavi. . .... hays' spirts shirts tadaiid V.OO "JJ
Down Stairs Store, Blouses Down Stairs Store, Inexpensive Dresses - •• AA •
....... ———————————————— r /nn^ I'®" and !'** htl rocoivfld . . noo’t 33 large and small mu9S-_ 1.00 49c
™—m-amm-——— jf.99 to 2.99 B ® no 1 J - * 1 •■ ■ """ » 50 oah tr»a _ T___ 69c 39c
ready-to-wear clearance ={?*“*•»-’ T!ZS!r* 7* SSSSES ■» -
Down Stairs Stem, Boys' Weor 3SS to 4SO I 2 tiers with wrought-iron
_ .. *J * !J imn am u- i . stand and milk glass trays— 2.95 1.49
Blissot Bfld WOmOB S drOSSOS MIStOt MB childrOß’t fIMBOttO POJORIOS UOO fomoua-moke drm afcJtt*, ir- 80 lo*y auaona with forest
rnn wIHHBIi’b BBfirIBWABF laOO regalera from fernoui mmnufacturef. green ond lime relish dishes 5.99 2.99
regularly 8.99 to 17.95 3 . regularly IJ9 I • Weed, buttan-down or oof* sfliltltSS Steel CUfterY
• - 300 irregular tee shirts and halters of ± . slotted styles. '
350 summer dresses in choice of stylos denim, gabardine and cotton twill. Small Cotton flannelette pajamas in postals and , Sanforised broodcolth and oxford 9a_|fi .... Vi.mu,
and fabrics including cotton, nylon, * largo —39 c ' «*■*
dacron. Print, and solid colors. Misses' 50 calypso-style •bavoloM «*»•« i Lu,l.. in areen brown *"• M"' " * WW * 40-3-pc. carring sots"with
and women's sixes. i 0
250 misses' summer cotton dresses. 500 pairs shorts in first quality, irregular 2to 6x. Regularly 1.99-1.59, 2 for 3.00 o sixes 14 to 17. 16—2-r*! car vino YotY "
Prints, stripes, solid colors. Some sneers. and discontinued styles. Sizes 10 to 16 Down Stairs Stors, Infonts and Juveniles Down Stairs Store, Men's Furnishings carving knife and fork '3 95 199
Regularly 5.99 to 8.99 —3.77 in group Regularly or if perfect 2.99. am l■»»a*A ' ' 53—10-pc. cutlery wetslll *44 1.99
15 party drosses in nylon lace and net. and 3.99 -1.00 and 1.59 MIB Oil IHggßgv t L
Pastel shades. Sizes Bto 16. Originally 100 dresses in group of sheer bembergs, were now tlbtfAlllial SaVIRRS IMMMT OMIT |MBty DM6R rßllSy
17.95 to 25.00 3.00 cotton prints and checks. One and two- 16 men's two suiters of RWRiRfI Slid iCCßtiOfitt
Down Stairs Store, Misses' ond Women's Dressei piece styles. Sizes 10 to 18. Regularly Tolex-supported Vinyl plas- (m Inmng ,lld rm warn now
• 8.99 to 10.99 5.00 tic- r — 17.95 14.95 OR lamps anil iHg* II bepch pads, tony cloth 2L99 M 9
savings On RUSSOS Down Stairs Store, Sportswear 10 companion cases to were now 18 chaise slipcovers, red,
•mSU nnJ Main match two suiters 14.95 11.95 50 china ond modem pink 8.88 to green, maize 4.99 2.99
SIIIS anO CORN Mamet fflr {jig iunifif mitt 86 hot boxes, sizes 12", 15" 7.00 to 5.00 lomps, in 8 decorative styles 10.00 5.88 20 glider roincevors * 1.99 99c
50 summer-weight wool suits, unlined; laflllgS 101 MV JRIHOI «*l»* anc j 18". Choice of colors 12.00 toIO.OO r n hra .. flnnr with ooo to 8 glider.slipcovers 5.49 3.49
rayon faille dusters fully lined. Broken 50 cotton bathing suits in dressmaker Down Stair* Stors, Luggage, North Building imoorted onvx bases. 13 99 7.88 „ , 2.09t0 1>49
sizes 10 to 18. Regularly 8.99 to 10.95, style. Choice of styles and colors. Sizes ; ' imported onyx Doses. id.w 1. 00 35—3'ownings 3.99 to 1.99
3-00 , 32 to 36. Originally 7.99 l* 2.99 sj)yQ OR liMRS 50 brOM Bnd «» i *h
20 misses' wool toppers in pastel colors. 76 rayon skirts in several styles and pos- Were How f 10ar, swing-ami and tor- __ RRIIWRIH RR i ftfl ItOIRt
WtStSH? I !#®.!.— ..l'!?**® colors. Sizes 7to 15. Regularly 200 -.11. 2h, £fiV.. ' 88°
■»--.«■» w * «*,. *»
49 9S S,ZW 300 cotton drenm in striped, prints and tall. tat. in whlte,\ green, 1.09 to
-10 to 18. Originally 39.95 to 49.95, solid colors, dressy and classic styles. blue or pink to 5.99 Down Stain Store, Lamp* and Rug*, North Building .** Reaularlv 150 dt 88c
Down Stain Store Coot* and Suit. Slz« 7to 15. Regularly 8.99 2.5# 200 hMT, eh.. 111. M- I 1 ti~£ ,la M towriiH; w^ught
-15 raincoats and dusters in checks and spreads in twin and full .*m ■ , _ iron tree to hang pretzels from. Regularly
mStlftt* skirls so * ic * co * ors - l' ned - Some with sizes. Choice of colors 6.99 4.99 OMfIrSR S tROM ■■ ■ 2.49 -—BBc
. - Sizes 9 t° 15. Regu- 200 hand pointed shower 2.95 to fanlftPV rttMfilt 350 boverago caddies, wrought Iran holds
§,99 larly 14.95 to 17.95 10.00 curtains * 4.95 1.99 18C101J... 8 glasses. Regularly 79c. Naw—2 for 88c
regularly 3.99 and 5.99 mm 30 toppers of 100% orlon. Two styles 500 bathroom ltd! cavers 3 far AiQ 90 hostess sets. Regularly 1.00 —BBc
.. „. in qroup. White ond pastels. Sizes 7to in mnnv mim • ' inn inn it*. t r r/i .. r flr 3'** 100 steak knife sets, 6 stainless steel knives
200 skirts in group of rayon golfer skirts, 15 Originally 25.00 Y— -6.00 100 afc with nv- */ perfect SM to 735 V and wood holdbr. Regularly 1.19—88 c
proportioned cotton skirts, solid color and 20 formals In several styles in white, pink lon covers 5.99 4.99 200 pairs nationally advertised ehil- 180 state plates, gold decorated. Regularly
print skirts. Green, pink, turquoise end and blue. Sizes 9to 15. Regularly 17.95 500 irregular parcala dran's shoes in choice of sixes and IJ9 ■--- ——— —_lßc
others in group. Brokan sixes 10 ta 18. to 25.00 —— 10.00 sheets, twin and full sizes, 1.99 styles. _ 190 what-not gift Rams. Regularly 1.29,
Down Stolr* Stor*, Sport«w«or Down Stair* Stars, Junior Ml** regular ond fitted t 02.39 Down Stair* Stars, Children 1 Sho*» / ... , . .. *•*
1 Down Stair* Stars, Blankst* and Bsdding 1 Down Stair*, Houtswors*, North Building
some Regular armed service
duty.
Hie incentive program is for
men who*ve had some armed
service duty before the law went
into effect This includes draftees,
enlistees and officers wbo’ve al
ready been released from active
duty as well as those men who
were on active duty at the time
th*e law became effective.
Hie reason for the difference
in treatment la simple: No man
who had gone on active duty
before the law was passed is re
quired to serve actively in the
, Reserves when he’s released.
But the law does provide for
1 what may be an incentive to
some in this group to serve ac
-1 tlvely.
With rare exceptions, each
> man with active military service
: before the signing of the Reserve
' Law does have, under other laws,
1 an 8-year military obligation.
However, he isn’t required to
serve actively in a Reserve unit
to meet any part of this obll
' gatton. *
Take the draftee who has al
ready served his required two
• years of military servtoe. When
be was released, he was assigned
to the Reserves for the remain
der of bis 8-year obligation, or
for a period of six years.
Six-Tear Period
Hie six years is the normal
period of assignment for ill
draftees. But for men who kn
itted, ft could be for five, four,
three or none, depending 00 how
long he served on active duty.
In either case, meet draftees
and enlisted men when released ,
from active duty have a period of
. assignment to the Reserves.
Since the tew doesn’t require
. them to take an active part in
. tbs Reserve* that is. go to regu
. ter drills at local armqries or to
summer camp—they’re merely
> names on a roster which could
, be used, in case of a war, to bring
; them back to active duty.
The incentive program of the
. Reserve Act has its root In this
Points for Parents * t*-"™ w *"~
It U better for seeryowe oowewmsd to to» to yrsMsm
grandparents than U it to talk about thorn.
Mother—My father is Just
ruining our children by giving
them too much money; but I
cannot bear to ask him not to be
-1 cause it gives him so much
pleasure.
roster arrangement. As long as
a man doesn’t serve actively in
the Reserve bis name remains on
a foster in the “Ready Reserve."
! Mother—lnstead of giving the
: children varying sums of money
would you like to help us work
out a plan that win teach them
to manage it more wisely?
Men in the Reddy Reserve must
be called up, under tew, to active
duty first In ease 'of a war.
Under the Reserve Law, If any
of these men agrees to serve
actively In the Reserve for a year,
be can earn a transfer from the
Ready Reserve to the "Btandby
Reserve.” If he’s in the Standby
Reserve, he’s less likely to be
called to active duty In ease
of war.
coiuMetod problem. Ptotto looom %
sUmptd, attf-BdtaMMd tftvfiopt and
Canyon Cutting
The Inner Gorge of the Colo
rado River in the Orand Can
yon la cut through dark Pre-
Cambrian rocks fotmsd same 1A
billion ymuw ago, says tbs Na
tional Geographic Society.
FIRST
pur* orange I ASPIRIN 1
&- T< kjyL <m - \ MSCHllftejlJ
Mrs brpst Sdknc Aspn fu Mm
' Billion for Traffic '
[ DETROIT (#)—Metropolitan
■ Detroit will need 2QO miles of
r expressways to handle the traffic
1 that can be expedted in 1980, says
Slip Covers, Draperies
Re-llpholstering
and Carpets
Sarvicm ky Export*
An decorator will come to your home with
sample materials . . . help you select patterns and
colors .. . give you estimates (without cost) on these
decorating problems. For slip covers, draperies and
Ireupholsteting, convenient low monthly payments to
suit your budget. Call Dl. 7-7200, Extension 546 and
547, For carpets, Extension 404.
JLUViTS
an expert after a two-year study
of driving habits" here. He is
Dr. J. Douglas Carroll, Jr, of
the University of Michigan, and
he said hbe cost would be |i
billion.