Thursday, July 27, 1950
Reemployment Rights
Continued By Extension
Of Selective Service Act
Secretary of Labor Maurice J.
Tobin announced today that inj
ductees, enlistees and reservists
who leave jobs in private industry
or with the Federal Government to
perform active service in the armed
forces are eligible for reemployment
rights as a result of Public
Laws 572 and 599, 81st Congress,
which extend the Selective Service
Act of 1948 until July 9, 1951.
Secretary Tobin explained that
reemployment rights apply to the
person who enlists in the armed
forces prior to July 9, 1951, if it
is his first enlistment after June
24. 1948. and for a period not more
than 3 years unless extended by
law, and to the reservist who enters
upon active duty between June
24, 1948, and July 9, 1951, if reDrurriT
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leased within 3 years after entering
upon active duty or as soon
after the expiration of such 3
years as he is able to obtain orders
relieving him from active duty.
"Of special interest to reservists
is the fact that the Selective Service
Act of 1948, as amended, extends
reemployment rights to persons
who enter upon active duty
in the armed forces in response to
an order or call to active duty,"
the Secretary said. "Whether with
or without his consent, a person
going on active duty does so in response
to a call to active duty. The
statute draws no distinction between
the reasons behind the call."
The Bureau of Veterans' Reemployment
Rights in the Department
of Labor has responsibility
for handling reemployment rights
under section ? of the selective
Service Act. Persons seeking information
about such rights should
address their inquiries to Robert
K. Salyers, Director, Bureau of
Veterans' Reemployment Rights,
Room 7318, Department of Labor
Building, Washington 25, D. C., or
to the nearest field office of the
Bureau.
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Naval Reserve Enlisted
Women Wanted for Service
Naval Base, Charleston, S. C.?
The Navy announced recently that
it has asked Naval Reserve en
listed women to submit applications
for voluntary recall to active
duty for an obligated and guaranteed
period of twelve months.
Women in all petty officer grades,
including chief petty officer, are
desired in the emergency and general
service rates of teleman, radioman,
communicatios technicians,
yeoman, storekeeper, aerographer,
trademan, aviation storekeeper,
hospitalman, and dental
technician.
Applicants must have one year
obligated service remaining. Those
with less time may extend their
enlistments for a period preferably
of four years.
Volunteers accepted will be ordered
to a naval activity specified
by the various Naval District Com
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gains ... Yes, We Must Make Roo
Arriving Daily. Buy Merchandi
Reasonable.
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# already. It will pay you
to stock up while we have
them for you at this bargain
price.
Regular value 69c.
On OA
Sale
All sizes
DRESS SHIRTS
Men's Dress Shirts. We
have all sizes in popular
SPECIAL styles, white and colors.
DRESS SALE ONLY $1.98
Of All Spring and Summer
Dresses. One big
rack of fine Dresses re- BACK TO SCHOOL
duce,, nVFRMIS FOR RHYS
All $5.95 Dresses?$3.45 ~ " ?- ? ? "
All 7.95 Dresses ? 4.45 Buy those needs during
All 8.95 Dresses ? 6.45 this mid-summer sale.
S3 Z1% ONLY $148 PAIR
All 14.95 Dresses ?10.45 ? ....
All 16.50 Dresses ?11.45
These Dresses are being MFN'S SflX
sacrificed to make room mwi u UWA
for new Fall and Winter These are first quality in
stock, now arriving. odds and ends. Regular
25c value for . . .
ONLY 10c
ALL STOCK OF
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kn nlneiwl All# o4 SPORT SHIRTS
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only $1.00 pair jrj2f^?.,or b,ck
Regular price* 42.95 10 ONLY $1.00
during sale.
EXTRA SPECIAL
Beautiful Lace DUNGAREES
mm mens bungjmer
ONLY $1.00 PAIR os'*"11"|,rke
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HIHhRill naturalIridge
priced at $7.95 and $8.95
ma&uj only $3.95 pair
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SHORTS AND
BLUE CHAMRRAY UNDERSHIRTS
iiiwwh OIIIDTP Special MidSummer Bar
WURR SHIR IS fains in Shorts and Un<
These are sanforized blue jjershirts. High quality
Chambray in sizes?14% ?ia a p i mi
to 17 Regular $1.69. SHORTS 48c EACH
$1.00 SHIRTS 48c EACH
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ntage of These Room-Making Barm
For New Fall and Winter Goods,
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You will want one of
these Krinkly . . .
BED SPREADS - lljL
Extra large size, first
quality in rose, green and
blue. Special at . . . *jT?
$1.98
MEN'S DRESS SOX j[|fl
Fine quality sox for j | i I M T""f
dress and everyday use. 11 \ m fl
ONLY 19c PAIR /I if 'A
CORDUROY *^SJlk
One large table of fine
quality Corduroy in short yf jak
lengths. Any color to ra MjJ
choose from. Special at B
$1.00 YARD -pFrm
One-half its actual value. OltUIBL
^Dainty Back to School
Slips, Rayon, Lace Trimmed
at top and bottom.
mm ONLY (1.00 EACH
[ Also in Nylon with wide
" jjy^ lace border at bottom
fONLY $1.98 EACH
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