The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-14

quenss to United States District Attorney to Robert ?. Butler with Q summary of ths boards problem with Anders. A few days later Mir. Wilmot informed the local board that he had located his brother in-law in Marlannae, Cuba, and had forwarded the board'S last letter (notice of suspected delinQuency) to him.
 March 25, the local board was recipient of c letter from Anders explaining that he would gladly i'll out his questionnaire as soon as the board would forward it to him in Cuba. He further explained that he had given his change of address to the local board in Great Bar rington, Mass, the place where he had registered.
 Upon the suggestion of Valentine J. Saeco, Assistant U. s. Attorney for the District of Connecticut in Hai tford, MT. Schiavone wrote the Great Harrington board to ask them to verify MT. Ander's claim. April 14, the local board chairman receiv- ed their answer telling them the Great Harrington Board did not know anything about MT. finders or of any change in his address.
 April 9, Chairman Schiavone re- ceived the registrant's completed questionnaire, and finders was placed in Glass 1, subject to physi- cal examination, by the Waterbury board.
 Advised To Contact
 Upon the suggestion of Attorney Valentine Sacco, April 90, the Wa terbury board wrote to AnderS re- Questing him to establish himself in southern Florida or to return to Waterbury and to notify Board 16-B of the change in his address, in or der that that board might have him physically examined.
 Up until June {, the Waterbury board had not had any reply to their request and the board chair man felt that since Anders failed to notify them of his change in ad- dress, that was the only charge they could lodge against him.
 Anders dropped in yesterday aft- ernoon to see MT. Schiavone and told him that on April 30, he was not in Cuba, that he had moved his racing stable to Berryville, Va. He said he did not know his absence was causing the board 90 much cor- respondence and worry, for he had not received any letters from them. He added he ddd not realize the stt- uation until his mother sent him Q clipping which appeared exclusively on the front page of the Waterbury Democrat, Saturday, May S1.
 Immediately he sent Q telegraph wire to Chairman Schiavor1e here stating he would be in Waterbury June 12 or 13. MT. Schiavone in formed Hartford headquarters of the telegraph wire and 6 special agent from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, John McDonough, came here and met Anders in MT. Schaavone's ofice yesterday after. noon.
 Anders even told the F.BI. man that he would never had known about the situation had 1t not been for his mother sending him the clipping of the Waterbury Democrat. He was terribly upset by the in convenience he caused the board.
 Posts Bond
 Anders told the F.B.Y. agent and MT. McDonough that he had just shipped his horses to Canada and had to be there this morning when they arrived, so MT. Sctiavone gave him 8 permit to get to Canada by plane, after AnderS went to New Haven to post Q bond with the fed- eral commissioner there. Anders ir,- formed the board he would return from Canada by plane in Q day if the Selective Service Board here wanted him further.
 Before leaving for New Haven, and later Canada, yesterday afternoon, Anders underwent his physical ex- alninat ations by pr. Everett Fl. Allen. Anders reached his 36th birthday last November 19.