The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07

who are nov In the army 20 take
their discharge. receive the SEQ That
" allowed each discharged man. re-
enlist IN The air service Tor n year
then ~ given n months fufiouEh.
IN most cases u Will be possible
for that man TO retain the non-com-
miraloned grade hat he has attained.
and upnn rcenilatmcnI be allowed
i've cents PER mile 70 his hone IN.
nsnurh ~ he can obtain q y cent
a mile rate when going on n Through
and return TO proper station. he can
q y from this amount y certain nom
NAL sum. Fcr men who have had
service IN the army. a 4 believed
That there a. a decided adNantuFe OF
the one year enlistment or until la
boz conditions have become more
stable. NJ which time, they can ex-
pect more positive market Tor their
services IN civilian life.
To the civilian who has not been IN
the service. or who has been m an
other branch of the service. the three
year enlistment holds most promising
proapects The air roryice has n me-
chanicnl instruction school In opcra-
ton and h. about to create two or
three others. The AIR service me-
chanics schools enables the young APP
prentice to compete his education n
become an expert tradeSman quail.
fylng him Tor large earnings The
Advantages Of learning a trade IN a
government school Of mechanical in
atruction over a mans learning that
trade by entering a machine shop M
an apprentice are Incompatible. In
The nrst place he h sent 10 a mcchan-
heal instruction school where he ia
taught the principles Of his trade and
applies these principles to practical
work which b. given him al the same
time.
The government paw him his sal
ary al the time he la learning Dur.
inE his time no pay r. deducted Tor
sickness he hns the privilege % ur-
lourh and pass and his livelihood IL
q certainty Another point 20 be con-
siicrcd h. the question % retirement
after thirty years service. After
thirty years service an enlisted ma
is retired on three quarters % the
pay he " receiving a., he time his
thirty years are completed and IN nd-
ditlon he h. given allowances FOR heat
light. etc.
Tho chances OF Advancement In tho
air service are excellent A good.
bright. e%nerrrtic and active Young
man with initiative aud force. should
not remsin u private lonE FOR with
such qualifications q man should soon
be- promoted 20 grade % ncn-commis-
aioned officer. The following uro the
rates Of pay IN the armyi
Private. $50. private. first cinrs
tas. corporal sac. sergeant 90 SER
rcant. aviation mechnnicinn, tas
sergeant first class So. sergeant
nrsf class. aviation mechanism
tfafns master signal electrician 80
master signal electrician. aviation
merhnnlclln. ffai.fn
IN connection with this pay % musf
be borne in mind That thc man re-
col, ed In addition 20 steady employ
mruf with short hours ana no "ia
offs free ciothinr free medical a.
ienron. frye hospital treatment. free
dental attention. free ~eduraunn. FREQ
room and hoard. leave Of absence
with nav. no loss Of pay while sick.
ufc Insurance 90 moderate rate free
amurements and excellent chances 90
travel The air service Offers excel
lent opportunity 20 mon between he
axes of 81 and 30 Who have mechan
teal inclination
The desires Of n man Tor almost
any Npe Of work can DO FULFILLED hN
an enlistment In the uir service The
following types Of tradssmsn are re-
auircd and men will DO trained for
these duties Radio mechanical work,
wireless telegraph n telephone,
radio electricians. airplane mechnIirs
aero moor mechanics. prorfllpr
makers. fabric workers. magnetic re-
pair msn instrument repair mon.