The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-15
YpsiLanti Officials VIII
Register Men For Draft at
Polling Places Wednesday
Cleary Students to be Listed
in Ward of Residence
in City
SPECIAL BOARD NAMED
FOR NORMAL COLLEGE
Eighty Volunteers Respond
to Call For Clerical
Workers

Ypsilanti registration boards are
primed to begin work at a. m. at
the regular voting polls and to
continue work until p. m. We'd
nesday in one day national defense
registration Of all men from 81 TO
80 years OF age.
County Clerk Mrs. Luella NJ
Smith has named City Clerk Har-
vey c. Holmes to direct the city
registration and az his assistants,
Supervisors stephen VI. Dunlap,
George NJ Candy. first district;
Lloyd Lyke. Bernard Mcllhargie,
second district. and Assessor Don
+. Comstock. registration at large.
Eighty Volunteers
In addition 10 these assistants.
Mr.. Holmes has named the alder
men OF each ward to serve as chief
registrars and voluntary helpers
will aid them. Volunteers num-
bered so today and included. be-
sides individual citizens represen-
tatives from city clubs and organ
izations The second ward had
the largest number OF volunteers
but only three offered their SER
vices in the fifth Mr. Holmes in
dicated that volunteers could be
shifted from one ward 10 another
az needed
It Is esttmate;l That a single reg
istratlon will require % minutes
and be idcs the regular registra-
tion questions OF name. address,
age. height, near relatives and oc-
cupation. the registrar must write
a physical description OF the regis
trant
The latter will receive card
stating that he has been register
ed He Is to carry it with him at
all times. The Resistant must no.
tify the city clerk or county clerk
Of. changes In address after he has
been fully registered.
At Polling Places
Men may register at the regular
city polling places. the gas office,
1875 w Michigan Ave. for first
ward residents. Norman Block. 3s
/. y Hpsan st. saaOnd ward slty.
hall. 304 n. Huron st. third ward;
city storehouse. 40 y. River st.
fourth: Woodruff School. first
floor. T.. Michigan Ave. fifth ward.
Cleary College students are TO
register at sites which are in re-
lation 10 their residence in the
city College officials said today
they had few students over u so
that special arrangements for reg
istration were not necessary in
their institution
In Charles McKenny Hall. Dean
Of Administration e r. Isbell will
direct registration OF Normal Col
lcge men. He is 20 be assisted by
81 members from the College fac
ulty including Associate Prot. Lloyd
Deyol, Assistant Prof. Anthony
Englesma1 Associate Prof Carl
Erlkson, Prof Orio Gill, Prof
James Glasgow. Prof Jennings
Hickman, Assistant Prof Harry
Hoy. Instructor Hoover Jordon.
Prof Jacob Kelder, Assistant Prof
James Kercheval Associate Prof
Francis Lord. Assistant Prof Ev-
erett Marshall Prof Elton Rynear-
son. Prof Paul Samson, Assistant
Prof John Sellers. Prof Harry
Smith. Prof Troy stearns. Assls-
tant Prof. Myron Sturgeon. Asso-
ciate Prof Frank Whitehouse. As
sistant Prof william Wilcox and
Assistant Prot Harry Wood.
At Ypsllanu state Hospital en-
ployes Will 20 20 Milan 70 complete
registration
Officials Named
County Clerk Mrs Luella VI.
Smith named city clerks, assisted
by the supervisors from the cities.
10 conduct registration Township
registrations viii be conducted by
supervisors and by clerks ia town
ships outside of the cities
A, y Cook viii he chief registrar
AT the University Hospital, Ann
Arbor. Or. Robert l.. williams. at
the University Of Michigan.
In Ann Arbor. City Clerk Fred c.
Perry Will be assisted by Fitch D.
Forsythe. supervisor Of the first
ward. Harold Finkbciner. sec
ond ward. Fred Williams, third
ward. Lewis e. RhOades, fourth
ward. William {. Manchester. fifth
ward. Herbert p Wagner. sixth
ward. and Jesse r Collier. seventh
ward
Saline City registration will be
handled by City Clerk Lottie Wal
lace and Supervisor c. c Town
send. Ann Arbor Township regis
trstion will be directed by Super