New Britain herald., 1917-08-08
Cousin of Gov. Hol
 Among Those Who q Inability to Leave Dd| ants for War.
TWO MINISTER'S Al
 DECLARE SELVES

One Conscientious Objcctor
 Among Those Examincd-
 Quick to Inform Board Tlld
 Not Fight-Chinese Elimina
 Foreign Citizen-S4 Out of
 cepted.
 quota for the new American continue today with the ratio
 accepted and making no exe claims being about one in Il those examined about one III have claimed exemption becs dependents and of the total
 to appear about one in thr1 claimed exemption on the
 that he is an alien and sun a foreign government. As " case yesterday, subjects of tn sian government, inAluding
 predominate in this class, a there are also a number of AN and Italians. The percentd actual physical rejections 8 only about one in six thu l Among those who presented tion claims this morning was Russell Holcomb of 27 Osgod l nue. MT. Holcomb is 22 years and is cousin of Governor Holcomb. He was accepted ically but seeks exemption ground of "aged or infirm dependent on his labor for SUI his father being an invalid. more clergymen. while acl claimed exemption because oil profession. They are Rev. man Ward, assistant pastor d 1 Methodist church and Rev. 1 Vanyush of 3O5 Washington (Trinity) instructor at the Voc3 High school, was found to hel ically perfect. Prof. Vessels at Trinity was captain of the, team and an intercollegiate pol} champion. One Chinaman VII peared was exempted is an ali{ Adam Paleksga of 36 Grove 1 who yesterday sought exempt1 those grounds, today voluntarilI celled this claim. There wasI one appeal from the finding examining surgeon, Charles Al sons of IT Lyons street disag1 with pr. Mendel Volkenheim'd r ing. The clerks who worked todaJ Chairman A. F. Corbin, E. J. Sd J. J. Watson, Carl Carlson, E| Connolly, James T. Meskill, H Carter, George Kimball, J. E, c. 8. Bradley, M. G. Porter, wv Sherman, F. w. Abbe, Henry Marshall House, Herman Coll J. S. North, Francis O'Meara. J.. ren Roche, w. F. Walker, w. J, ley, Howard Russell, H. F. L William Rowe. E. F. Jennison terpreters: Leon c. Mack, ss Jezuski, John N. Yohannes, \ Nurzyak, John r. Di Nonno, Michkevich and A. B. Andrul1 Policemen: Nicholas Nesta and Szymanski. Doctors: Reeks, HI Marsh, O'Connell, Elcock, C) Mann, Martin, Robinson, Peck, and Volkenheim.
 Ioro11 Of Scouts, has been on duty both M day and today as an aide and1 senger. He has done excellent < and assisted the board in many
 Today but one alien enemyl peared. He is Carl Henry Scl, wolf of z Slater Road and wi automatically exempted. Men dr can file exemption claims uI within seven days after the recei their call and, it is understood, of those who have been passed yet file claims.
 There has also been one lna| claim exemption because of reli1 scruples. He is Clarence E. Conal 10S Camp street.
 Average Drops Low.
 The average of acceptances dro precipiately during the day and 2:3O o'clock after a total of All had been examined only S4 had found physically fit who had claimed exemption. This brings percentage down to about 20 per
 Those who have been accepte physically fit in addition to printed yesterday and who have as yet claimed exemption are:--
 William kranss, 241 Main.
 WladieSlaW Braska, 7S Grove.
 Maryan HermanOwsl>i, 93 GOlt
 Thomas. Wilk, 90 Grove.
 John Flashed, 42 Silver.
 George Nevulis, B Beaver.
 Julius koyIowski, 2l Silver.
 Mike Abucewicz, 211 Osgocd.
 Leo R. Sullivan, 70 Walnut.
 Fred Joseph Gavin, 35O W. Ma
 Anthony kaezniski. Ill Silver.
 Stanislaw kulecik, 153 Glen.
 Stephen Pochylski. 14o Grove.
 Joseph SadloWski, AZ Broad.
 Stephen Kosilko. 10 Gold.
 Clemens H Hubuc, v Grove.
 Charles Kendrowski. 88 Silver.
 Frank Poglitsch, 103 Glen.
 James Mcintyre, 36 Pearl Ccuy
 Joseph La Rosa, 460 N. Burri