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bo tar as living in tne snaaow of the draft’ is concerned, I suppose we all live under the shadow of our obligations, if we want to put it that way. A man with a family lives under the shadow of his obligations to support that family; his wife tAder the shadow of obligations to make a home for her husband and children.
“Obligation to one’s .country is _about the same thing as obligation to one’s family but on a different scale. And after all, it is not neces_ warily unpleasant to fulfill an obligation and it. is not always unpleasant to be under a shadow,“As
for uncertainty, there isn’t very much uncertainly about what the future holds for today’s teenager. He must plan to serve at least two years, if he is physically fit, in the armed forces.
“The obligation to serve in the Armed Forces of the United States is clearly set forth in the selective service law. With very few exceptions, the law places the liability for service on all males between the ages of 18^ and 26. with liability extended to 35 for those who are deferred. But the obligation is something more than an obligation to the law. The obliga
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