davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-07-18

So-Isasc r. DsshielI---I54.
I Sl---Robert y. Rice--ie.
! S2--Nathaniel n nay--I31.
S3--William l.. Wright-IIs.
Si-Wade John Rohinson-16T
S5--John II. Dixon-i1
S6-Paul A. RoEer-I0a
Ss-Sidnev :. Wolman-II5.
SS-Piummer Powell-S3.
S9-Charles T.. Erdmann-i3s.
ao-ChalmerS l.. Dnriand-l3g
9l-Thomas II. Niland-39.
a2-HugheS r.. Watkins-Is2.
93--Oliver r. Osborn-s2
Robert Lee Peetr-i22.
95-Georgr c. WatkinS-;i.
g6-Edward J. Eudrll-:.
9s-Nilliard F. Prttiford-203.
9S-Andrew T. Crady-2.
99-Nade Haskell Pnllard-Sl.
I01-Harry Birch Motifs.
I0t-G. p. Washington, jr.-25.
l0.--Daniel X. MiIler-sO.
lh3--Nathaniel 4. TuCkpr-;i
i0t-Harry Nelson Murrsy-i2.
I0t-ElliS F.. Lord-ISS.
lW-W. ID. Studebaker--I6I.
l0s-Gilbert Nielsrn-?I.
iaS-R"hert f. Lowerv-s0.
lW'-Leroy A. \irkenS-:i1
llo-kuHrne Cash, ir.-t3.
lIl--t'lenn W. McQUillan--6s.
ll2-Mar u MillS-3s.
1I3-Nevai FeatherStone-ISf.
! ALBERT c. Lswrence-IS0
lib ariton Casper Fink-lpa
il6-alphonzo W. LancsSter-i9
lll-IameS W. Lsws-ia
llS-IameS l.. ThompSon-62
ll9-EdSon l.. Gardner. jr.-IO.
l40-Rubard W. GiIIus-tS9.
lsi-Herman A. Trrgo-I3@
i-RsNmond 4. Grady--Ii9.
is;i-Sam &. LaManna-iO.
l1l-MaCOn Parter Grpene-30
l25-Gienn Marion kellrr--i9S.
l26-WillIam +. IoncS-I06.
l2i-Ernest Boone-I5..
l2S-Paul :. Hainev-i:4.
l29-Jack Lee MaddoN-li..
1a,-Emory Earl Hardv-i3.
l3l-Elmer C. HarknpSs. ir.-p6,
l3e-theodorr Henry-t1t.
lNS-Norton VI. Lugrr-In1.
l1l-tariton +. HowPII-IIS
ii!-Wallare r. Jenkins-I35.
I56-Aitred +. IZyard-i5
l5.-Rohert 4. HopkinS-S2.
liS-A alter V. Harris-liS.
l@-LoulS HincS-5O
il0-David G. Dishman. u.-56
ifI-Oscar Harrad-I6a.
lt@--Joseph F.. EmmnnS-IaI.
! t3-AleVander Johnson. jr.-Ia.
! Joseph u. Harris-2i
J t3--Norman :. norSPy-IOi.
J l6-COlen :. Hawkins-I35.
! l1i--ElavluS A. Calbcr-g,.
! IlS-ROhert NJ Hendersnn--6.,
ll3-lOhn =. JohnSon-iG9
l1o-tranciS r. Stpwsrt-IH2
- 3l-Wallacr T. Cant. jr.-as.
i32-t frederick NJ. McCoy-S
l12-LIoNd Tucker-qI
lht-tloyd +. Thoma>-2O|
l15-Ridgewav MarshalI-Igl.
i'6-Rnhert l.. Tenuant-I2.
15f-iesSe JohnSon-I23.
l3S-Niichael H. ComhS-2O0.
l59-Alfred JoneS-t;.
I6o-NaV COhrn-I1.
l6l-kdward ", TankersIey-;I,
lhS-Ldward Fl. CosteS-l63.
lhd-Roland =. Carmicharl-I;S
l6l-Merrill David Butler-IOO.
l6'b-Robert A. JarkSon-Ii5.
i6ti-Louis Lee ButIpr-I;a.
i6.-Nebstfr NJ. kendrick-SS.
i6S-J"hn F. Burke-69.
l69-lawrrnCe !. DPtorie-SG
J n-Eugene Frank CaputO-Iit,
l-Sam Cunninghsm-tai.
ls-HarrY X. CampheII-S9
'i-AnthonN G.. ChrrrN-Gf6.
;'-Niibur JoneS-SI.
:5-lOhn David C0sta-ISq.
:G-Trsnk sam GrOrge-tS.
'.-Willis y, Frank-@3
iS-ThomaS G. Butler-I35.
s9-iameS Irwin JoneS-gj.
lSn-t harleS ". Gray-l9I,
ISl-Glennie LeeouS-:S
lS2-John Z. CoopPr-2i
lS3-Samucl ". ButIer-;9.
lSl-Pete Karafa-T2i
ISI-iuI'u> Hail BFrkelrN-tS6
lSi-loseph 6. Logan. ir.-iA.
Isl homsS J. Brown.
lSS-I"hn 4. Bladen-2%.
lSa-IhOmaS GPater-I5O
i9b--trank T.. BerntSrn-nS
William ,. Brsnha mo.
l9H-fatriCh l. GrOSS-26
Io%-Bernard ". Grahp m-ipI.
lot-Wi'liam 7. LIeSm1nn-l5I.
l9H-MelvIn L. BakPr-i05.
lb'-Haryev EarneS-I
l9,- Robert GRAY Irnn7 rd-I;3.
l9S-leon Max Shcck-SS.
i99-NaIter T., Pride-S.
Hnl-iameS l.. Rov-Iir
20 0i-WIntred Y. NicklifTe-IeI.
Hn"-Nsthaniel Smith-i0
@0;i-James L. Farmer-G5.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Draft Area Is

The following l32 2l-year-
old regjstrants will be inte-
grated into the list of men
registered last year after key
number go, the highest
order number Of an OLD regis
trart inducted by midnight.
June 30. in this area. By the
best figures available late
Yesterday. this will be done
at 2 ratio Of l TO %: that is,
one new reclstrant will be
inserted in the old list after
every % old registrants. If
YOU are on this list. multiply
your sequence number tthe
one after your name by %
and to the result add your
sequence number, That will
give you A figure showing
approximately how far down
you are in the order of call.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

YOU are III Lile OIutI Vi call.
lanes Dixon L0wery-92.
t-HarrisOn Lee-S0
:3-Harry Lee Gray-IOt.
I-Adolph Nayne LAiDg-IOi.
5-Kobert l.. J"hnSon-S5
6-Thomas /. Fsrr, jr.-SJ.
Randolph V HOLINESS.
s-JOseph X. Brown-it:.
g-ROberI Howard Moore.
I-Iack Mickey Brown-fi.
Ii-Csrrol SANITY WTieht-9.
i2-Milton l.. Whip. jr.-62.
l3-Iames Vance CoOns-t6.
lt-Samuei Cantor Tsmin-s0.
I5-LIovd Francis Jsckson-9;.
16-John W. Cheseidine-.3.
Nv allare A. Tsylor-I6.
ls-Wilbur Ruben MiteheIi-t0,
Ie-Hsrold Lionel Estrn-s6.
20-George Hall Sweet-10.
2I-Robert r. Sale. ir.-S5.
22-Alvin Hugh MiIes-s4.
23-Jsmes Edward Monn-;5.
2t-Donald c. Howard-I23.
2J-Donaid Eugene Muhn-i5.
26-Ernest r. Brunner-3I.
2s-Robin Hood BeiI-II3.
9-HOyt LeTOy Stevens-35.
'tN~sfHh rtbt~t bd'-t '-ts
2I-Grover c. Smith-6j.
32-William m Junior Brooks-I32.
33-Fdward Shefton-I02.
3f-Lloyd William Taylor-f31.
3.5-Thomas r.. HawkinS-it6.
36--Roy Higgins Grimes-l9.
Sd. Q. Ercolani. ir.-3S.
3S-E Fl. Schermerhorn-t2
3a-Clifton Lerov Gibbons.
Ih-William ]. Jacoby. jr.-a.
4I-Edvard r. BIsckburn-65.
I2-Elwood David Chaney-ss.
t3-Grady Wilson Rowe-sI.
ti-John r. Brookman-5s.
i5-CharIes Everett Lane-6s.
t6-Era ncis MorEan Gsrner--5S.
i:-E. l.. McCubbins, ir.-63.
dS-IameS A. Phillips-36.
5O-Mike PeiIicano-es.
aI-George A. Stroud-SI
a2-Ager Edward HoIlar-f2.
5:i-George Alvin Burns, jr.-25.
5f-yohn Harold NichoIs--2O.
55-Lee A. Dickerson-I1.
56-WiiIiam Horace Jones-:a.
5:-William c. Cator--S6.
5S-Cbarles n. Davis, ir.-I3.
59-James $. Wood-i2I.
6a-Louis Oden Cox, jr.-l2s.
6I-Iames r. Hutchison-43.
62-CharIes T.. Me- addox--I2e.
63-Edward f. Sanford-60.
6i-Matthew Chappelle-9a
65-C. r. Johnson. ir.-sS.
66-Mark ElIwood Maeuire-?2
6s-Georse La Croix Ray-I@0.
6S-Jobn w. Stutconis-IOS.
69-Thnmss wigsinNIs.
;O-William r. Ross-1s.
s1-William Winston-86.
s2-Lewis Columbia Price-2t.
s3-James Louis Miles-59.
s1-Robert Henry TayIor-3.
t5-Iames Rollin Thomas-ii.
16-John D. Hancini, jr.-91.
i;-John s. Nalentine-34.
:S-George Edward Morsn-a0.
Sa-Frank II. Bohann0n-1O9.
SR-Arthur G. Phillips-I03.
Si-John G. Warren-32
S2-William Walter Scott-ss.
s3-James Edward Ford-s:.
S4-Edward A.; Stevens-.IIe.
s6-Irving s. Diven, jr.-6a.
as--Relin Hill-st.
SS-Frederick c. Dyson-55.
s9-William FereuSon-93.
90-Chester l.. Davis-94.
aI-yoseph Pelu1zo-26.
92-George W. Stamp-IIt.
a3-William c. Henry-5I.
9I-Joseph s. Brown-SI.
95-Frederick Monroe-S2.
96-OrvaI c. Tippins-i.
91-AIbert Alexander-I33.
aS-Thomas J. Buckier-I.
aa-Girard Harry Kroou-5f.
t90-James r. Thompson-52.
H. Matthewson-tS.
t02-Eddie Lewis Stonemsn-49,
103-James F. WiIliams-5O.
i0t-WiIIiam McRae Jordan-2s
iRa-Thomas W. Spangler--l26.
I06-Lswrence W. CIubb-10S.
1a1-Charles V. Jones---Id.
I0S-Harry O. Ewing. jr.-5f.
I09-GeorEe Alpbnes Colbert-2t
lI0-James W. Bywaters-S.
I11-R. D. Keaton--4S.
It2-Lawrence s. Hill-23.
l13-nanile NJ. Breeden--ie3.
tIt-W. r. CsuTmsn, jr.-iia.
NJ r. Ciarkes--t2a
tIG-Rilli. N.viIle---32.
lI1-Jsmes Oliver N.lsor-Is.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Druft Area Il

The following 203 2l-year-
old registrants will be inte-
grated into the list OF men
registered last year after key
number 1877, the highest
order number of an old regis
trant inducted by midnight,
June 20. in this area BY the
best figures available late
Yesterday, this will he done
st 2 ra ito Of | TO Is; that Is.
one new reglstrant will be
inserted in the old list after
every 1e old registrants. II
you are on this list. multiply
vour sequence number 'the
ore after your name by 10
end 10 the result add Your
sequence number. That will
give YOU a figure showing
approximately how far down
Sou are in the order of call.
1-JsmrS ]. Iohnson-i26
f--toserh ". Mason, lr-l53.
s-William r Slkex-lh6.
4-Charlps NJ. MarshslI-Ii9.
S-CharirS A. Narshall-iil.
s-Alhert nildv-i2S.
--James fillmore Mlckey-hi.
S--Harrisnn Iighttnnt-i1S.
o-Ierome Marknvit7-ti
lN-nsuieI Edward Scott--Hp
I1-Ismes NJ Nahoney. jr-lt
12-IarrlS NJ. RroWner-a9.
13-GeorEe a. Lopeu-6t-
I1-RuSseIl :. Srott-1In.
Is--Ra n dolph Rroun-ii3.
l6---ThomsS LnprZ-lii
1S--Willism q. Lyddsnp-|S.
1S--John PrstCher-i5.
Ia-Bryant NJ. Loftis-tlf.
g0-Chester Blakenev-Aa.
21-Dsle A. Lesthermsn-i2 26.
22-William q, Crair-l2f.
william NJ. Edmonds-ll6.
r4-Frank A. Morris-ISt.
1s-Isvester TayIor-S3.
2S-Ismes r. Monroe-i5.
rr-H y. BrsdShaw-l6s.
2s-John y. Moses-5t.
29-Joseph W. Fletcher--52.
,sn-F nnTel Nelly ~
31-nouglas A. 0'Maiiev-l0.
52--yoseph W Conner-:n
zS-Ernpst BENJAMIN 0sii- 81.
S1-WsIIare \. Conway-I99.
SS-WiTiam u Parks, ir--liS.
96-AlfuS F. Parran-St
2S-Roland +. Barnes-aA
2S-Melvin : PhillipS--lSH.
7o--I,Ioyd Wilson Lewis.
dn-Thomas r. Ragland-a.
dI-Iohn Hush COnlin-ln5.
42-Hermap r. Barrett-l20.
43-nonaId !. LudwiR--IlI.
4-Wendell +. SorreII-s5.
d5--Louis NJ Guerrs-t0s.
46-Isaar Williams-S6.
4S-Thomas NJ. Flanagan--lh2,
as-Henry r. Rrown-53.
io-RusseIl J. Rohinsnn-lSh.
SO-Sidney Rosers-3:.
Sl-Aler Johnson-i25.
S2-Trnest Blake, ir.-li2.
SS-MitcheIl Katz--4i.
S4-Aaron Ward-32.
SS-IesIie Pastor Whitlev-l66.
A6-William H. Woodlands 20.
sT-Armond r. WaEner-l2a
SS-Jeroms Otis Wslden-2o.
ke-John L. Ashhy, n-is2;
s0-James Edward Agnew@,""'
61-James T. Colachicco-6l.
Sc-Jucius z, Marshall-1a6.
sS-Georrp F. Huston. r,-si.
6A-Edward :. Rudolph-I16.
6S-Hsrlee Norman, tr--llH.
SS-CeciI r. Cocley-3i
Gf-Len Lee Sorrell-iSl.
SS--MichaeI Schon-l5S.
Gp--Ssmupl W. Noore--2n.
rn-Ashton NJ. Herbert-66-
rf--Mitchrli W. SpeIlnhan--lf4
19-Ryas Sawver-36.
sS--Leon NJ. Anderson, ir--a3.
S4--Wiliism r. Rnsier--h.
sS-Furene Wilbert Ccoke--1S.
;6-Evesrs Hollimor, tr.--l2i,
;:-~nhert A Crumr. ~ 81.
-I-% n. rrr-ton---1et
- /. Curry-lSS,
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Droft Area 16

The following l33 2I-vear-
old registrants will be inte-
grated into the list of men
registered last year after KEY
number 1909. the highest
order number Of an old regis
trant induCted by midnight.
June 30, in this area, by the
best figures available late
yesterday, this will be done
at a ratio Of ! TO l3; that is.
one new registrant will be
inserted in the old list after
every 13 old registrants. If
you are on this list, multiply
your sequence number tthe
one after your name by l3
and to the result add your
sequence number. That will
give you a figure showing
approximately how far down
you are in the order of call.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Draft Area u

Inc following 1877 2l-year-
old reglstrants will be in
tegrated into the list Of men
registered last year after KEY
number 1890, the highest
order number of an old
registrant inducted by mid
night, June 30, in this area.
BY the best figures available
late yesterday. this will be
done at a ratio of l 20 II;
that is, one new regiStrsnt
will be inserted in the old
list after every II old reg
istrants. II you are on this
list, multiply your sequence
number tthe one after your
name by II and TO the re-
suit add your sequence num-
ber. That will give you a
figure showing approximate
y how far down you are in
the order OF call.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

Herbert II. FauIconer-Iip
John l.. Gstes-I46.
3-Edwin J. Maurer-IsO.
t-W. e. Clark, ir.-l63.
5-Georee \, Schultz-i5t.
6-Wiliard {. Curtis-I2q.
-Charles r. Thomas-6S.
sc. 7. Moynihan-II5
a-Albert A. Rurch. jr.-I3.
l0-DanieI H. SteIy. ir.-66'
Edward F. Giovannetti-I6
12-John W. Murphy-IOq,
13-Jark l.. Ettle-.I.
lt-Louis A Moyrr-I20
l5--Robert c. Peteis-I56.
l6-Russell l.. Shipley-I2t.
John II. Houser. ir.-2I.
ls-kenneth l.. Bsrtlett-I1.
le-Edward Leo Krug-I2s.
2n-Nillia r. Jones-61.
2I-William NJ. Updykp-l3,.
22-Edward VI. StebbinS-I32,
s3-Psul o. Scott-I2s.
Zl-yoseph F.. Rankin-2O2.
Sb-John II. Studs, ir.-sn.
E6-Donald j. DoWns-iq
S-Chsrles NJ. Raley-ISt.
2S-Simon T. keImsister-60.
29-RaIph ". Walters-5S.
3O-John NJ. RainS-9O3.
3t-Paul A. Newman-iI3.
32-Wiiliam A. Raines-2@0.
33-DonaId V. Bassett-I6:.
3i-Nincent c. Healy-.IS.
35-Roy Lee NaSh-Ia4.
36-Clifton +. WiISnn-3i,
3t-Eugene A. Gnugh-6i,
32-Harry T. Foster-2OI.
39-Pieree r. Butler, jr.-3.
40-G. r. n. Filgatr, i'll,
4I-John J. McKenna-II5.
42-Charles =. HowelI-l42.
33-Melvin Clark-t2I.
tl-Chistofer L. Raulin-a3.
15-William r. BelIes-IIS.
f6-Otis Oscar Owen, S.-94.
4t-Francis 8. Mullin-112.
4S-Guy r. Wickhsm-59.
4a-William c. O'Copnell-ISI.
50-Charles +. Duty-iO.
al-Jobn W. Jones-I36.
32-Iames W. Berry-I22.
53-Millard G. Sesy-45.
54-WilIfam s. Pratt, jr.-3S.
56-Richard NJ Winfifid-I3I.
5s-Roger y. Allard-l4I.
5S--Edward Msrk-22
59-Edward w. Brooke-2NO.
60-Alfred II. RoZyi-209.
61-John l.. Dennis-6S.
62-James H, Leahy, ir.-2ts.
63-Jsmes J. Gaegler-I01.
64-John r. Edwards, tr.-I5a.
6a-AIbert J. Lowry-t3n.
66-Dsvid G. Hoskins-31.
61-F. n. Stricklin, jr.---I8p.
6S-Hubert I. Goddard-t.2.
69-Herman Parker-32.
sG-CharleS T. Uempke-S3
sI-Richard V. Loveless--I55.
f2-Tbomss J. Bsyer--3o
S3-Edvsrd T., Rsrker---IN2.
f4--W. r. Tvdings. ir.---k
sk-Isnes T. Weeks, Ills
Se-Georrr NJ striekiiu-147.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

James L. Wilson, ir.-I32.
2-fIancls y. BaitISte-l2s.
clinton A Touart-I5I.
Ralph r. DOnnelly-1t4.
S-Winferd ". Moses-I36.
6-Warren 6. Adams-I2I.
;-CarI A. Johnson-54.
@Fiank r. Sslter-I12.
9-Jsmr< q. StiIlwelI-IO.
1a-1ohn Oliver Nilkins-56.
Ii-RsNmend Austin-I3.
i2-Bowden A. Holmes-Q5,
I3-Aivel u. Proffitt-6I.
lt-John II. Lewis. jr.-IO6
l5-Iswrence h. Chsrry-I3S,
16-Horace r. Sears-II0
Henry STANLEY Leah,-es.
lS-Cbsrles H. NonDrehle-la.
IS-LeRoy Mathew COoke-II3.
sU-Sa amuel Jack Brown-55
2l-N alter James BToVn-I22.
2%-Robrrt r. ThompSon-I23.
23-Thomas !. DiGgS-I'2.
Sl-George r. Edrlin-IsS.
25-Nilliam l.. Gsllowsy-6a.
26-Thomss Jones-i2.
2f-Howard Quigley. jr.-I62,
2S-Harold L. WatkinS-SI.
29-Nathan Kaplan-t9.
3n-Ed<ar W WatSon-Isp.
3l-Christ W. kyriazis-9q.
32-James l.. Nason-IQ5.
33-Georgf James CIoud-Iis.
3f-Wm. Mex. Fantroy-I93.
35-Joseph c. CoIe-I.I.
36-C. H. Breeden, jr.-3O.
SS-Sewell F. Eker-52.
3S-Dobsld c. HiII-I,..
Sa-Booker 7. Phillips,
lo-Joseph r. Gordon-S.
1t-Nike Kosok--tOI.
l2-Iohn E. Morsonelli-I26.
i3-Saul Fsinman-I0s.
if-Js smes o. McRnbie-SI.
th-Rufus White-IO4.
16-Edwin Hill Hall-S2.
lt-RObert 7. Ryan-gX.
1S-Paul Eve Rexrodp-5n.
l9-Iuiius Latvinsky-I59.
3o-OttiS b. Buchanan, ir.-36.
oI-basil G. Brody-I2I.
a2-L. r.. Msttingly, jr.-IOS.
h3-Calvin 8. Psyne-3S
3f-Ler0y l.. WinterS-3I.
a3-Charles Robert CoIe-iSO.
36-trsnk Morris Streeks-II6,
Robert Lee Coffey-I2s.
5S-CharIes r. Mack-ia.
na-Sterling II. WinsIow-IsS.
6o-Arthur :. Hults-ISI.
6l-Narren samuel Whitr-5s.
6S-RusSell A. Young-I9O.
63-haiph Wallace Lassise-aO.
6l-Thornton :. Svkes-I4I.
6.-Robert y. Landis-II5.
66-Rohert G. Knupp. jr.-3S.
6.-francis A. Parry-I.S.
6S-Iames n. McGUigan-IS3,
69-Peter r. DeAnna-2S.
sn-Ieyet RrounGp
ii-Stanley NJ. Schlanger-I3s.
s2-Harry L. RObertson-35.
s3-H. l.. Mccarthy, ir.-sa.
st-Chsrles r Bond.
s5-keuneth ID. StrauS-t5.
s6-Ismes f. Garrison-I3O.
:1-Harold T. Mckinney-iS.
1S-Ernest Mrien-It1.
:a-James c. Anders-ISs.
So-Hugh Lee Hill-Ii9.
SI-NiDcent W. BuTgher-53.
S2-Wi1liam T. Johnsop-ta1.
S3-WilIiam r. COlbert-II4.
S4-Leland r. Dunn-i6I.
S.5-RsIph E. Broscia-4l.
S6-Leonard A. Mills-I05.
S.-W. r.. Womonsiey, it'll.
Sa--Robert Lee Wilson-19.
S9-Raymond W. Davi<-I2t,
a0-George 9. Smith-l35.
9I-Homer L. Thurston-3..
a2-JuStus W. Crosby-I66.
93-Paul =. Noran-6S.
94-Lioyd G. Snyder-IIs,
95-Nick >. Ciffolilli-s3.
96-Richard Morion-6.
9s-Graham r. White-Iq;.
9s-John Wesley Haynes-2.
a8-Francis =. Rarber-sn.
] 00-Albert W. Peters-s2
10I-Robert L. Collett-2t.
I In2-Frank Emil Bpatty-6G.
IG3-I. r. BoEES-6;.
104--Ismes Fills Hili-Sa
10S-Raymord r. elise.
! OS--Ss musl Lvrr-tS6.
1et-Arvin Dietr-29.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Druft Area ID

The following ia 21-yssr-
old reeiStrants will he tn-
teerated into the list of men
registered last year after kew
number 14l2. the highest
order number Of an old
regiStrant inducted by mid
night. June 80. in this area.
BY the best figures availao ole
late yesterday. this will he
6One at a ratio Of ! IN is.
that is, one new registrant
will be inserted in the old
list after every Is old reg
istrantS. If YOU are on this
list, multiply your sequence
number tthe one after your
name by Is and 10 the re-
suit add your sequence num-
Der. That will give YOU 2
figure showing approximate
ly how far down YOU are IN
the ORDER of call.
1t. '. HUn>herEer
2-lameS NJ Hale-1IS
3-Luther WashinEton--lSi
a-Bernard Clifton-t2p
5-Stanlev / Silvprmsn--l2l.
6-Carltou +. Rlake-IIO
Carl r Van Winklp-is.
s-Harold {. GrifithS-IS4,
9-JamrS &. HardeSty-S.
11yames A. DenSon--4q
ll-ClarercP y. Rovce--it.
l2-Msrtin ". Wahler-S2
I3-Ioseph r. Luckman--S4,
Il-C. r, Hendricks-a3
I5-W. l.. Brown, jr-I2s.
1;-Sylvester T. Builer-21.
ia. r. CampbeII-Io
I9-Ambrose HYDE GasS-lon
2O-Herman n. Thompson-iS.
2l-J. F.. Weissner, ir.-ins,
"9-JOseph NJ Adams-1Oo,
23-L. W. Warner. H.-pa.
2t-ROhert c. Boling-I60.
25-CharleS n. Rice-S3.
26-Fhilip NJ BrOvn-36
2;-Wilhur Lee Hunter-idS,
-S-F. W. HdllitNs " -
2a--Nerdon O. Woodard--42,
3I-Paul W. Mvers-ss.
32-Philip Goldman. ir-tT2.
33-John X. Beard. jr.--l3l
3t-Chester Thomas niI-lfO.
35-William A. Cullins-IS3.
36-JameS A. FoSter-%4.
35-Everette A. Fades, ir.--4s,
3S-JsmeS Wesley Innes-thp,
39-CharlPS n Taylor-2.
4a@Thaddrus n RurEsSy--E.
tI-William n. Plummer-ss.
i2-Willism A. nUvsll-tI2.
i3-Sam Gillman-94.
it-PauI Dixor. Tsvlor-St.
t5-Robert +. Dent-pI.
I6-Cyrus Kenna Jones-Sa.
iS-Charles r Howard-sh.
iS-ThomaS n. Taylor-4S.
i9-WiIliam NJ. Lsmbert-l42.
5A-EuEene J. Bennett-30
5I-JameS CLAW Ruark--Iaf.
52-Perry W. Seaman-pS.
53-Iames Madison Mead-sr
5i--Melvin John AdamS--2h
5S-C. A. Rhinehard, jr.-I4S.
56-Edwin David Glenn--IO3.
57-Ulysses $. Robinson-iIt.
5S-Frederiek I. Lewis--I;.
.59-Charles W. Hamann-tSa,
6o-Philip Paul Rooth-I64.
6l-Dorald ROOmr Coy-Sl.
62-N. n. Stinchcomh-t62.
S3--iohn n. WrSt--1a,
64-WiIIiam e, SchniIy y-ieA
s5--ArroId e Ks---isa.
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Evening star., 1941-07-18
Draft Area 19

The following 1873 2l-year-
old registrants will be in
tegrated into the list of men
registered last year after kew
number 1923, the highest
order number of an old
registrant inducted by mid
night, June 80, in this area.
BY the best figures available
late yesterday, this will be
done at a ratio of l to 12;
that is, one new registrant
will be inserted in the old
list after every IL old reg
istrants. If you are on this
list, multiply your sequence
number tthe one after your
name) by IL and to the re-
suit add your sequence num-
ber. That will give you a
figure showing approximate
ly how far down you are
In the order of call.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
Draft Area Is

The following l68 2l-year-
old registrantS will be lnte-
grated into the list of men
registered last year after key
number l401, the highest
order number of an old regis
trant inducted by midnight,
June 80 in this area. BY the
best figures available late
yesterday, this will be done
at a ratio Of ] to l8, that is,
one new registrant will be
inserted in the old list after
every Is old registrants. If
YOU are on this list, multiply
your sequence number Cthe
one after your name by l8
and to the result add your
sequence number, That will
give YOU a figure showing
approximately how far down
you are in the order of call.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

figure showing approximate
" how far down YOU are IN
the order of call.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

t-.Iames ]. Hsrris-12S.
2-RObert Lee Jones-I25.
3-Hyland ID. Butler-li5.
I-Connie Brown--ItO.
5-George II. Samuels-IS2.
6-Alfred {. StrInger-i20.
Homer NJ. DUnbsr-52.
S-Lrederick 4. king-l65.
9-George X. Cash..
1Q-John +. WillfoTd-54.
Joseph W. Cooper-i2.
I2-NichoIas 7. Fisher-9I.
I3-Hugh Mason-59.
It-Otto J. Blumpnstein-i02 OF.
Thames II. Harris--I34.
IA. G. A. Stirling-106.
Joseph J. Dybrack-2S.
IS-John p. nils.
l9-Paul JAY Steiniy-l09.
20-John Wesley Enrler-o3.
2l-Norman f. Proctor-f1s.
22-Marcus Goldman-l19.
23-Roy Mason Curtiss-i0S.
2I-Eugene r. Johnston-1s1.
25-Howard Blila, ir.-5S.
26-Hsrry John Dahl-50.
21-Howard c. Guthrie-I56.
2S-Fred W. Rickerson-49.
29-John r. Connelly-4s.
3O-Maurice w. Johnson-i'2.
3I-Herbert B. Jones-e5.
32-Fredrrick Sers-IS5.
33-Wsrren G. Harvpy-i42.
3i-Harry John Deter-IS4.
35-A. =. Chavez. jr. i6f.
36-Rnbert J.. Flliot-2S.
~31-Harry Lewis Weeks-50.
32-Joseph Y. Merryman-iS0.
39-Julius e. White-2.
40-CharIes G. W. Ritenour-1.
4I-Washiugton I. Ingram-a.
t2-John c. Twiford-l2n.
43-Iamr< r. Eiliotf-I03.
41-Purtnr '. Loeh-1a.
iS--IerrY r. Tomlin--ind
46-Rairh r. Sms'Iwond-s0.
41-TarL r.. Swetrsm-p4,
dS-Msx Ksbre-4S.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16
ALICE LETS IT RING

Has Alice foiIed in her memory
test? Or hos she reason for refusing
to answer the telephone?
Alice, we ore told, is the largest
and wisest elephant in the Bronx Zoo
Thirty years oeo her keeper fought her
to answer the telephone. She was not
required to repeat the trick until q few
doys ago, when q model Of the old
fashioned instrument was placed be-
fore her, and someone rang bell.
Alice mode no attempt to spin the
crank with her. trunk, as in former doys,
or put fhe receiver to her cor while she
trumpeted into the mouthpiece. Alice
let the telephone ring.
This, declare the cynics, .disproves
the theory thot "elephonts never for
GET" But does it? Who can prove
that Alice foreot9 Who knows what
onti-teIephone theology has filtered in
to AIice's code Of ethics during 10, these
thirty yeors2 Alice was never reputed
to be one Of those creatures whose eors
go UP when anyone receives q coll. In
foot, she seemed even in her youth, to
be rather lacking in the curiosity that
distinguished kipIine's elephant, O
logical reaction to the behavior Of
human visitors to the ZOO
Various answers ore possible TO the
question, Why did Alice foil to answer
the telephone" Women Of Monhot-
tan suspect the influence Of certain
misunderstanding centers Business
men. peerine into the dark Of Alice's
post, incline to the ideo that she served
q term at switchboard.
There is q possibility thot she feared
the making Of photograph record,
ond she just wosn't going to be another
"Cohen at the TELEPHONY" for onybody's
onusement Only Alice, apparently,
knows the secret, ond Alice doesn't
hove +6 tslI.-. ------.--
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16
STORIES .
. IN STAMPS
Stomp Commence
Argentine Uprising

A RGENTlNA, today fighting in
IA filtration Of Maxi propaganda
and trying to be q Good Neighbor,
had q different problem on her
hands q little less than 10 years
ago.
At that time-in September,
l930-Argentina was settling .
political dispute in the traditional
Latin style-by revolution. The
stamp above, issued In 1880 short
ly after the uprising, depicts the
march: OF the victorious insur-
gents.
The army rebels, led by Gen.
lose Evaristo Uriburo, ousted
President Irigoyen and Vice Presi-
dent DR.. Martinez and set up .
provisional government in Buenos
Aires. Immediately the revolu-
ton spread all over the Argentine
and the Radical party was ousted
in favor of General Uriburo's Con-
servatives.
Irisoyen had been president Of
Argentina since 1916. During
World War I he had steadfastly
held TO Q policy Of strict neutral-
ity, despite efforts of both the
United States and members Of his
own government 70 persuade him
to declare war on Germany.
This World War policy of nsu-
trality was put 70 Q severe tel
when the United States revealed
secret documents dispatched By
the German minister to Argentina
in which Germany was urged q
si7sk slI ArSonline shipG q
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16
. HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD

favorite players but most of EN-
want photographs of the oomph
brigade. Something in a bathing
suit, please.
Jack Oakie hailed the Negro
comic, Willie Best, on the Bur-
bank lot and asked what he was
doing. "Ah'm workin' in a pit
chur," drawled Best. What part
are you playing?" persisted
Oakie, and Willie replied: "Ah'm
playin' the paht of a cullud
man."
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-16
BY WIN. e. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

All championship tournaments
have a tournament director in
charge, who also acts as referee,
The National Laws Commission
drafts the rules of the game, but
they must be interpreted by the
tournament director.
Russell j. Baldwin Of Cleve-
land is the tournament manager
of the American Contract Bridge
League and is in charge of its
staff of directors. With the mil
lions of combinations of hands, it
is difficult for the laws commits
sion to prepare rules for every
situation, and the tournament di-