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Previously, only the army has taken draftees. The air force, like the navy and marines, have filled its quotas with volunteers. The air force enlisted 56,000 volunteers in Jan uary, but the Slay figure was only 11,000. Army figures for the same months were 29,000 and 9,000. Navy and marine volunteering has also slackened. Volunteering is now apparently increasing, but an air force spokes man ioia a reporter: "A continuing dearth of volun teer enlistments would obviously force us to use the draft." He said the air force is worried by the quality of men it is re reiving as well as the quantity. Air force figures show its enlist ments during the last two months have been predominately in the lowest intelligence group. At the start of this year, the air force had a June 30 manpower goal of 971.000. This total was re duced to 850.000 in February, after volunteers temporarily flooded air training facilities beyond capacity. Army Reaches Goal In the first six days of June, 4.300 men without previous service volunteered for the air force. Of ficials hoped this upward trend would increase after the end of the school year. Secretary of the Army Pace said last week the army had already reached its June 301 h 1,500.000 man power goal. This total includes re servists now on active duty and a large number of national guards men. The navy said today it will meet its programmed 705.000 manpower goal by June 30, although navy volunteering has dropped sharply since the beginning of the year. in January, tne navy accepted 38.S00 volunteers. Last month it got only 13.800 volunteers. Marine corps figures are not available but it is known that the corps' current manpower goal is 204.000. which will probably be reached by June 30. Reasons Far Decline Vary The services give varying reas ons for the general decline in vol- unteering. Spokesmen say April; ana may. just oetore tne school y"r.i. '"c1 rf, en"ll-v . d iiiuiuiis. ovine uiiiceis uianiu ine dearth of volunteers on the army's reduced draft calls. When t b e army was drafting 80,0110 men a month many youlhs thought it would be better to volunteer and get into the service of their choice. One defense source estimated there is a frozen pool of about 750, 000 men of draft or volunteering age, who have taken, or had notice to take, preinduction physical exams. There was general agree- Have A Hair-Do Or Permanent Wave In The Evening, By BONNIE CLAFLIN On Duty Every Evening Except Saturday Fairhaven Salon of Beauty "Hav.n For Fair Lady" Air Conditioned 1883 Harvard Ave. For Appointment Phona 3-5167 RADIO SERVICING Hansen's Rodio Service. Sutherlin. Roo Doctors. Phone 3-7454. Free Pickup ond Delivery. PLUMBING MarrIM Plumbing and Hratlnf 95-97 Porrott St., Diol 3-7003 Kier-Crooch Plumbing Co , 517 South Stephens. Phone 3-5377. Johnson Plumbing & Supply Co., 915 Garden Volley Rd But Phone J 5665. Rti. 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Officers in all of the services expressed fear that unless some thing is done to make it easier for men to volunteer for the serv ice o! their choice it will be diffi cult for the forces to release their reservists, a program which has been announced to start this summer Study Group Left Sunday For Tour The twenty-four members of the Oregon College of Education study tour of Kurope and their instructor and leader, Charles J. Noxon left Portlnnd Sunday on the 74-day tour of eleven foreign countries. One third of the group was from Rnse burg and vicinity. They were Mrs. Margaret Kimmell, Mrs. Ulan Winston, Mrs. Ethel Chase, Mrs. Ellen Pennie, teachers from the Dillard school; Mrs. Margaret Adair, Roseburg Junior high school teacher; Miss Leota Wilson, as sistant to the county clerk; Miss Emmalee Winniford. county court house employee; Mrs. Genevieve Simmons, secretary to Paul Ged des, ar.d Mrs. Lucy Martin of San- rrancisco. They left Portland by train for ! 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Husband Freed In "Mercy" Shooting Of His Wife CENTRALIA, Wash. .P An 81-year-old husband admitted firing two "mercy" shots inh his wounded (5-year-otd wife Sun day "to help her along" because of the pain she was suffering. After hearing this testimony, a coroner's jury at a five-hour in quest ordered the aged husband, George Drake, set free. The jury stated: "No crime was committed be cause the woman was dead when the last two shots were fired." According to the testimony, Mrs. Drake was first shot with a rifle in her own hands while her hus band tried to wrest it from her. This because of a nervous break down, relatives testified. Oilman McCarthy 'Named' In Imprisonment Suit LAS VEGAS, Nev. (. False imprisonment suit, mentioning oil man Glenn McCarthy but not bringing charges against him. is on file her. 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