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 SIXTY-FIFTH CONGRESS. Srss. II. C11. 143. 1918. 891 periods of traininfg," occurring in lines nine, ten, and eleven, and substituting there or the followuggl: “From the date of their departure 8,P°°§r,“gdd°”°“¤r M to place where ordered pa and owances at the rate of their respec- y Y ` tive grades in the Regular Army, transportation, and reimbursement of cost of subsistence at such rate as may be fixed by the Secre·· ` tary of War during travel from_home to place where ordered and retéimhglo home, an jsubsistence in kind during period not in transit an w e m service. . Sec. 7. That section forty-two of said Act be, and is hereby, ,,.*f,°¤,°*g,*; °¤¤¤¤=’ amended by strikingi out the &eriod at the end thereof, substituting vox. snip;. wz, therefor a colon, an adding e following: "Pro*v·ided further, That °”{)°{§Z’§.';l;g,, mm,. upon the recommendation of the professor of military science and lggfte ggc gégtggutthm tactics of any such institution the authorities thereof may discharge ’ " mm a member o the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps from such corps and from the necessity of completing the course of military training as a preregluiisite to graduation? · Sec. 8. at section fifty-one of said Act be, and is hereby, amended g,£i.§Z.lli,°Y,t§,{dl,‘§11f°°l b striking out the words "prior to the date of this Act," in line V° '-,3*% P· 1*% tlirree thereof, and substituting therefor the words "prior to -July first, nineteen hundred and nineteen." _ Sec. 9. That the fifth paragraph of section fifty-five of said Act c,,E“1l“°d R°“°"° be, and is hereby, amended to read as follows: mail- 3-9. p- 196. " Enlisted men of the Enlisted Reserve Co?s shall receive the pay 1>aly&,°°k' in wav, and allowances of their respective grades, ut only when ordered ""“°°· into active service and from the date of their departure to place where ordered, transportation and reimbursement of cost of subsistence at such rate as may be fixed by the Secretary of War dining travel from home to place where ordered and return home and subsistence in kind durin period not in transit and while in service: Provided, That said enlisted men shall not be entitled to retirement §{,°,'!§,°,:ém_,,, m or retirement a : Provided further That when any enlisted man ` of the Enlistedplilyeserve Corps shall be ordered to active service for  GQ; ptfrposes of instruction or trainin%he may be paid at any time after the date such order shall become e ective or the period from the date of leaving home to date of return thereto as determined in advance, both dates inclusive, and such payment, if otherwise correct, shall pass to the credit of the disbursing officer making the same." Pmmbn M lm, Sec. 10. That section one hundred and twenty-five of said Act be, am. and is hereby, amended by striking out the period at the end thereof, ,,,lQ,‘{,{,f°* *’· °' ’· substituting therefor a colon, an adding thereafter the following:  0, mmm "Prmrzkied, That hereafter, upon the discharge or furlough to the ¤·¤ai·¤»a¤g.¤,•¤e.,¢¤ Reserve of an enlisted man, all uniform outer clothing en in his *’°_,l‘;§j,{{,j,';‘““” *”•· possession, except such articles as he may be plermitted to wear from mu, p. um. the place of termination of his active service to is home, as authorized out mm by this section, will be retained for military use; and within four ;,,,m,‘}{, b,§’$“um‘?{P months after such termination of his active service he shall return all uniform clothing, which he was so permitted to retain for wear to his home by mail, under a franked abel which shall be furnished him for the purpose, and in conformit with the instructions given him at the time of such termination of  active service; and in ease ,,,{‘“”‘l‘“’°"‘ ‘°" h"' he shall fail to return the same within such period, and in accordance with such instructions, he shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and, upon conviction, suffer the punishment prescribed gy this Nmm, Gum up section: Provalled further, That upon the release from ederal rm-m to mmm me service of an enlisted man of the National Guard called as such into }‘,°,,°,§’,“]'?$i,j,°,::l'§],g"f’° the service of the United States, all uniform outer clothing then in V¤1·3°»e*¤>· his possession shall be taken up and accounted for as propertgeissued to the National Guard of the State to which the enlisted man longs, in the manner prescribed by section sixty-seven of said Act: And C,¤m,¤m,,gm¤,, provided further, That when an enlisted man is discharged otherwise me immuy cathan honorably, all uniform outer clothing in his possession shall be °“"°‘·