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 \ \ 4, , ’ 1911 -  :pr1*1;tz_ 16.- - l. Y \ ·* Q oomsioos ot ceremoni., the uniform of the hlghwt gtgde they _ mace held by BFBVEE or other co®ie$lo¤ ln such B r· or: _vo1tmtee1·”  {not to·”oreveot‘ any   who has been o honombly— discharged · from the United 3tntm Army, Navy, or ggritze   Bwlnr og ’YVo1¤otcer,l fro   wmrlng his uniform F from the elace ofiile discharge ,o, hiehome, withloz threemoxitns gmt- the oate of such tlimotge; not topreveot the membege or militery.sociéties compwed entirely ot houorably discharged -‘emee1··s¤ or enlisted  og both, ot? the "Unltecl States Army, . xaéy, or Hume Germ, Regular or Volunteer, from weotmg, epoo occasions of cé1~emony,·the uniform duly prescribed py. such csocletles to-be wom by the members thereof; _¤o1j to prevent the`ioetr1tctors.and members of the iloly orgexilzed coder eorps cot; a Steté mxiversity; State college, or public high school offering e regular course in military instruction from weaglng the tmitorio duly prxcrlbecl by the authorities of suchl trial-c oversity, collwe, ot public high school for wwf by the iD_8t1YllCt§)l°S ‘ exit} memlwts of . such cadet eotps ; I not to prevent _’ the instrucy tors end members of the duly ermnlgéd cadet corps of any other itxstitutiéoo of learning omerlug o regular course ln tnilitary iostruction, and at whichou omcet or eullsted man of the United . stetee Army, Neyy,__or Marine Corps is lawfully detailed for Q may es instructor in 'mllitory science and tactics, lfxjom wearing like uliltorm duly prescrioed by the authorities of such i¤stitu· l tioo of _ leamiog for wwr by the instructors s,nd*members of Such cadet {corps; not to prevent civilians attendant upon a ceotee of tmllltery. or y naval instruction euthorlzed and. condutagl by the milltahfor tmvgltauthoritics ot thellulted States from wearing; while in attendance ttpouk such  of inotruc=·_ i Aiea. the tmiform authorized and prescribed by each mileltety or naval eothorities for wee: durlug. such course of instruction;" eo: to prevent eéy person fgom wearing the unl.fox·m of the, `fttltcd States Arm;é*;'Nayy, or Marine Corps in any playhousep GTJYDEHYQTQGEP in ,m—ovit1g-picture mms while actuallyl engaged in .- topreeeotiog therein a mllitaty onéttavol chargocter not tending to llritag discredit or»reprooctf upon the United States Army, Nevzc., or Marine Corps: Piqvidcd further, That the uniforms wom by omqerspr enlisted men of the No.tio¤al».Guard, or by ·ilae·membe1js of me milita ry’ societies or the lttstrixectorsl and ·members_ of the cadet corps referred to in the ptétéedlng proviso. shell eioclude some d£S{lI1€£iY€·iB&!’¥ ot "lneigula to be orescribed ley the Secretary of ’ War to‘dleti,uguish such uniforms from the l { mlifoerots of the United States $Amy, Navy, aod ·Me:·lt1eCorps: And provided fwfghcr, That the membcxjsj of the military eo; cletté tmd the instructors ood members of the cadet (?01°[E,_ hereiobefore mentioned shell not wear. the jneigoin of teak prewribed to be wom by owcem of _ the United States Army, Navy. or Marine Como, or any insignia of tgokeslmilor thereto. Au; poems who offends egelustlthe provisions of this section; shall, oo eomilctioo, be punished by o Kee not exceeding $%, or by lmmrlsonmeot not gexwediugr six mouths, or by bothe such »fl::»e~ ood lmptjleoumntz Provided, 'That liermtter, upon -   die¢;l1orge or furlough to the reserve of on enlisted men, tall `uuifoml outer dgtbiug theo in his pmomloo, except, such, iartlclee as he may be `peritaltted to yveer from the blaoe of termination oi his Active 'SQNIGQ to ble home, as authorized by ythte section, will be retained for military use:   {wher,  That upon the relmsc {roto Fedetiuleervlce ot on 'enlletw men of the Notions.! Guard called as `soeh ioto the service ot the United Steteezall uniform ootexf clotlliug theo to me possession be token up atxdlnccounted for as property mow to the National Guertl of the Stote to which the enlisted mon belongs, in the meooer prwcrlhed by section 67 ot mid Act:“ And vided "ferther, That when tm enlisted J me le dlecherged omegwiee than honoreblyll all uniform enter clothing iohis •  on ebelt be retained for mllltery me, end, whew authorized by ‘* “Seétiop 67 ot seiq Act " slaoulh be translated " section 49 of Title 32 ot the Code" · H »· · ·

reeulatloas preseribedlby the  or War, a suit of citizeu’s_91iter· clothing po cost hot exceeding $15 may be issued to such enlisted mam And provided,} __fertka·,. That o&eers ated members of the Natlooal Home for Diwhled Yolanteer Soldiers may, regardlxs ot the precedingj provisions ot said Act, wear sdcliuplforms as the ·Secretary?o£ War may authorize. (Jane p 3, 1916, 6. 134, 5 1%, 39 Stat, 216; July Q, IMS, c."  Sul>· chapter XVII, § 10, 40 Stat. @1; July 3, 1928, c.E7S1, 44 Stat. 891.) -· . " l E _ · Section 1-393 of Title .10 smended;-—·’1‘he previsloaa [ eoastitutiag § 1393 ot Title 10 of the Code have been amended by Act ot July 3, 1926, i:;,.‘Z81, 44 Stat. 891, to read as above. · _ All of the text down to and lnelediag the drst sentence of the " — last paragraph is derived gfrom the Aet of Joao 3; 1916. The Act ` ot July 9, 1918,- added the four, proviso; which eeaclade the last paragraph. The Act of July 3, 1925, struck {rem the mst ot these provlsos the following words which were contained therela as it, was enacted lh 1918 :` " and withia pfoor mouths after saeh termiration; of his active service he shall return all aaiteraa elethiag, ` which he was so permitted to retaia for wear to his heme, hy s mall, ·u¤der' a {ranked label which shall he furaished him for the _ purpose and in conformity with the instructions given hhzvat thé time oi such termination of- his active service; and ia eax ,.he. l shall fail to return the same within each period, and ia aeeorde · ance with such instructions, he shall be deemed guilty of a mis- _ demeanor and, upon conviction, suder the punishment prescribed by this section? ‘, . ‘ _ Gln connection with thenext to·‘the last proviso in the text it is » noted that the Wal; Department Appropriation Act for 1927 appropriates money "fo‘r a suit of eltizea’s outer clothing and when necessary an overcoat, the cost of all not to exceed $39, to he · · issued to each! soldier dlseharged otherwise than hoaorahly.? (Apr. 15, 1926, ·e. 146, Title 1, 44 Stat. 265;) _ · Sei:. Q_ °` l ·K 1 ‘ ’ · ___ 1428. ,_Soldier's medalyaathorized.  [ New.} 1429. Distinguished dying cross authorized. [New.] 1430. Additional payffor holdér of soldiers medal or distinguished . Byinglfvross. lflievvj- . y 1128., Soldiefs medal "autlwriaed.——Under such rulee and ` regulations as. he may prescribe thefresideotv is hereby authorised to present, but not in the name of Congress, a medal to he kuosvn as the soldiers medal. of. appopriate desigr.l,__ saith accompanying ribbon, to/any persoowho, while serving in any, W capacity with the Army_of the United States, including the A National Guard and the _ Organized. Reserves, ;sl1all hereafter distinguish himself, orherselfx " by heroism not involving actual, cozidict with all enemy. . ’" —. _ i __. · _ Nomore than one soldiers medal shall be issued to any one person; but pfor even succeeding deed or act sumciem: to j-ustifyg the award of the soldier’s medal the Presideotimay awarif a l suitable har, or other suitable ’device,!,to be worn as he shall directf (July 2,. 1926,,c.· 721, § 11, 44 Stat. 789.) ° I New section. _ * ,{ _ -. S · E ’ " 1423. Distinguished dying cross I authorized.-—-Under ysoelx. trules and regulationsashe may prescribe, aaai notwithstanding the prpvlsiops of section -14 ot this Aet,‘“" the Fresidept is hereby authorizedto present, but A-not in thehame of Congress, ar tinguished dying cross ofiappropriate design, Twith accompany?. ing ribbon, to, any persoa who, while servtiag in any capacity with the Alr Corps ot the Army of the United States, iaelmltog the National Guard ahd the Orgaolaed Reserves, or with the , ·Urrited.v—States Navy, sihee the dth day oI`Aprll,.1917, has distinguished, or who, after the approval of this Actydistiaxuishes · himselt by heroism or extraordinary. achievement while porticipating loan aerial mght: Proeided, That no person "shall be eligible ior the avv—ard° of thedistlhguished dying cross for any act performed prior to A November 11, 1918; except o@cers `or enlisted men who have»- heretofore been recommended for but have not received the coogmsloaal medal of honor, the distinguished service cross, or the- distinguished service medal and except those omcers. or enlisted mei; who displayed heroism A *'* Seo, note to chapter 18 ot this title ln the appendix,  ’
 * Chapter.33.—MILITARY DECORATIONS AND BADGESY