The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-21
Draft Board Data
 Confidential
General Information Open to Public Declares Colonel
 Averill; Few Exceptions Noted in Statement

claimed dependents, the answers to questions on previous military service, and the registrant's court record, the director said.
 Form 100
 Pointing out that Selective Serv- vice Form 100, the Classification Record of RegistrantS, contains practically all pertinent informa- ton of 8 non-confidential nature Director Averill emphasized that this form is subject to examination by the public during local board business hours.
 This record includes the name ot the registrant, his order number his serial number, his age and his race.
 If he volunteered, the date of his volunteering is shown. If his record is transferred to ano.ner board for the purpose of classification, physi- cal examination or induction, the date of such tra-4sfer and the date of the return of the registrant's record from the transfer board are indicated.
 Form 100, the director said, also shows the date the questionnaire was mailed, the date of its return, if the time for its return is ex- tended, or the date of a claim made for deferment by a person other than the registrant.
 The date of notice to appear for physical examination, the date the registrant appeared, and the date the classification notice was mailed to the registrant are also indicated It further shows whether the reg istrant was placed in Glass IA, 1-B, 1-C, ID, or 1-E, or Class II-A, or HE, or Class III, or Class IVA, B. c, D, E, or F.
 If the registrant makes a request to appear before the local board that date is recorded as is the date fixed for his appearance and nos tation as to whether he did appear
 Record Maintained
 This Classification Record (Forn 100) also shows the date of an ap. peal to the board of appeal, the date when the registrant's recort is sent to the appeal board, the date when the registrant's recorc is sent to the appeal board, the date of the decision of the appeal board and whether or not the classified. ton was continued.
 It further records the date 0. the order when the registrar should report for induction, If ht is so ordered, and the time he is tt report for transportation to the in' duction station during the date ant the hour, and then shows the flna disposition of the registrant at tht induction station and the datl when he was accepted or rejected or If he failed to appear.
 There is also blank space fol remarks in which should be in. cluded such information on an ap. peal to the president as the datt when the appeal was forwarded also whether the registrant has be. come a member of the land or maya forces; whether a notice of delin. quency has been mailed to the reg. istrant, and whether the board re. ported the registrant to a United States district attorney for prosecu. tion as delinquent.
 Complete History
 Form 100, therefore, is virtually { complete history of the registrar except as to specified confidential matters" Director Averill said News agencies, newspapers, radiS services, and the public generally can get any and all information, ex- cept confidential matter, relating tC registrant from this record"
 Furthermore, he said, if loca, boards or local board clerks refuse to give out the requested informa- tion without adequate cause for such refusal, the matter should be reported to the state headquarters immediately.