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* <j?ffr^<»'r «^^rTM; ,, w fv v . w* W > 'V x / v* - 4 ; . ,™ "l""" , * - ' ^ <:" „ V*>:/ ,{, " * * + - ' v""4 V ~ T-/ *""'- ' ** . -* •iPWWWk r*"»<V Y?, ^ l y " v > ' j - \-5 '^v^: ' 4 7T ; V * ~ y * ? x ; Thursday, July 18. lfM U^r* ITDKAHIIS pLAB), whkh Mjr be found «wryf!wil ftai dayt, * from a child's hair-bow to a man's dinner Jacket, kit invaded the boudoir with a bang. Bright, bold colore and forceful patterns give a new, look to rooms that once bespoke a rather timid femininity in pale pinks and bluet. x If your daughter's a teen-ager, chances are she's mad about plaid, and would happily repeat the tartan of her favorite skirt all over her room. This being the case, let gaiety prevail and go all-out with matching coverlet, petticoat arid pillow sham for her bed. And repeat the pattern in ruffled draperies.. The *r effect is as lively as a Jfootball rally. Perhaps you, too, f^l your bedroom could use a bit V of vibrant pattern. Your husband in particular should be ^ pleased with a change. Few men find lacy ruffles to their A taste. j An eye-catching effect is achieved when you adorn your lied with a plaid petticoat, a harmonizing coverlet in a solid color, and a plaid bolster. Leave your draperies; plain to tone in with this more subtle combination. H1H H*" $ $ $ $ ; $ < u a i :a 4 § f t & ' i f * * * s 8 DRAFT ELIGIBLE MEN MAY START ON S-YEAR OBLIGATIONS Draft-eligible men In the Wi.u- • fcegan area are reminded they 0&n start working off required Eilitary service obligations bere they are called for active ; juty under Selective Service. I "Youths may now start ful- I filing their eight-year military I Service obligations, which are rei ' Quired by the Universal Military I Training and Service Act, as | loon as they reach their seven- | teenth birthdays," reported Mai )or John S. Holbrook, officer in i charge of the Waukegan detach- | aient of the Army Reserve. I" Major Holbrook pointed out p..--Jpiat draft-eligible youth* may . accumulate military service by Joining an organized reserve unit |nd added that membership in uch a unit prior to induction ered these advantages ( 1. Men will get an earlier $tart an fulfilling their military Service obligations, and thus femplete them earlier. i 2. They will get military *fcerience and a taste of military Ms, wwhl ile remaining at home find attending school or working St their normal jobs. , 3. By accumulating service time in the organized Army Rev^ pcrr*, they will be less liable for ^jreesll to active duty in case of future national emergency. Reservists can choose their 'preferred branch and enter service in that branch in their attainned Reserve grade prior to feeing inducted through th* Se- 'feetive Service system. -Present laws, said , Holbrook, viguire eight years" obligated jservice from all men who enter •military service, whether they ; <iar« inducted, enlist in the regulars, or volunteer through the Army Reserve program. Presently these eight years are being ispsnt partly MI active duty, and •the remainder of the term in an • Inactive duty (Army Reserve) status. However, there are two major , classifications under which men ' can serve out inactive duty time -- the Ready Reserve and the Stand-by Reserve. Veterans in the Stand-by Reserve can be , called only in the event of allout war declared by Congress, whereas the Ready Reserve can to called, regardless of prior service, for any emergency declared by the President. . "The best way for veterans to win transfer from the Ready Reserve to the Standby Reserve is through membership in an organized Army Reserve unit," the Army Reserve officer pointed out Major Holbrook said, for example, a 17-year old youth could join one of his Army Reserve units now and be free of all military service obligations by the time he is twenty-five years old. Furthermore, if this recruit maintained membeship in the Reserve unit until he goes on active duty, and then affiliates with a Reserve unit for a time after his discharge from active duty, the last three years of his military service time could be spent | in the Stand-by Reserve. He could return to school, start a business or a career, or get married, secure in the knowledge that he would never again be called for activ# duty unless th* nation become* Involved in all-out war. "That's why every young man who wants to plan his future without worrying about his liability for recall to military service should join an organized Reserve unit," h* added. Units available in this area ln- This dancing plaid bedroom ensemble, made of sawn, tailored and ruffled cotton taffeta, should bring gaiety to any room. The staccato plaid set includes petticoat, cover* ^ let, pillow sham, curtains and valance. elude a divisional band, a head-1 office, 328 West Washington quarters company of an infantry street, Waukegan. The telephone battalion, a rifle company, and a Spanish translator detachment. The Army officer said that there are m&ny benefits for reservists provided in present laws and that every draft-eligible young man owes it to himself to understand the requirements and benefits thoroughly, this understanding being vital to his future. He laid that he wduld be (lad to discuss the provisions of the Armed Forces Reserve act and the Universal Military Training and Service act with tfraft-ellgible young men or their parents at any time. Major Holbrook can be located at the Army Reserve IF IT'S WORTH DOING number is ONtarlo 2-1125. National Safety Council Lists, Ten Commandments For .S#!i It's Worth Doing Right., Thoro is No Substitute For Good Plastering. Phone McHenry 1189 First Experimenter Oirlstieen Huygens (Huy*fcens» 17th century Dutch mathematics and astronomer, who identified Ik. satellites of Saturn and applied pendulum regulation to clockwork was one of the first experimenter»_ with the internal combustion engine. fTe used runpowder for the fuel. % ROBERT HAY m low o^ fay* Genera! Contractor New Construction and Remodeling LET US FIGURE FOR YOU Phone 622-W-2 ROUTE 4 McHENRY, ILLINOIS "Mental alertness, know-how and a commonsens* attitude toward farm safety are more essential to safety in agriculture than a long list of rules and regulations," said Maynard H. Coe, director of the farm division of th* National Safety Council, in discussing Farm Safety Week. For the s§ke of being specific, however, Mr. Coe listed the Natioifel Safety Council's ten commandments for farm safety, as follows: 1. Keep machines in good repair: Make sure your equipment is in safe working condition Keep all guards' and safety devices in pise*, 2. Operate tractors safely: Start tractors smoothly and turn corners slowly. Avoid ditches, banks, and soft ground. 3. Know and obey all traffic laws: Be a safe, careful driver, and drive a safe car. 4. Be firesighted: Don't smoke around the barn. Don't etart fires with kerosene. Be careful with matches. 5. Speak to animals when approaching them: Animals may. "bolt" if startled, so calmly assure them of your presence when .approaching. 6. Be a good housekeeper: Keep thing* systematic la your home and on your farqt. Hav* a place for everything and keep everything in its place. 7. Watch your step to prtvent falls: Keep ladders in good repair. Make sure barn floors have no treacherous botes. Watch your step. 8. Follow safety instructions: Following printed instructions can save your life. Read and heed them whether they are "No Smoking" signs in th* barn, or labels on machinery. 9. Know and obey water safety rules: Don't swim alone. Know the depth of the water before diving in. Sit still in small boats 10. Apply first aid p«iq>t|yu Bs*p first aid kits to th* jMfeii la the barn, sad on th* tractb*. -Seconds count wbea Infection may set in. ' • ' 10$: C: v'Vn.#AIB ADMISSION* -' Governor Stratton ha* ordered a free gate after 6 p.m. at the niinois State Fair, Aug. 14-23. In past years admission had been charged until 9 p.m., said Fair Manager James E. Taya. The governor's action was taken because he believed it was unfair to impose a second admission charge on those fairgoers who returned to the grounds for th* entertainment features at, atffett Tays said. icing Icing will neither sugar nor grabs' when it dries en a cake If a ptndh of salt is added the ingredient* ANNOUNCEMENT ; ""We Are Happy To Announce Tint". : DB. ARTHUR J. HOWAHD ' . Has Opened His Chiropractic Office At 124 GREEN STREET, McHENRY, ILL. Dr. Howard Is A Licensed Chiropractic Physician Graduated from th* National College of ChiropractiQ in Chicago. WjSfisl fastlnet usuaffiy eas <on>--tlcsfsrt livestock to tsfcs *fc*e sf themselves when they He la surroundings. They are prone to become nervous, however, when introduced to strange lets, loading ehutes, moving VShiJiss and new handlers--rang* sail Read the Want Ads nmmiiinniiiitiiiiiimiiiiiiimmmmiiiiitiiMMnMi AND _ RADIO. 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