Evening star., 1941-09-10
Fisk 10 Take Over
Job Placement Office
Of SeIective Service
Placed Thousands After
Lost War; 1873 SeIectees
To Be Inducted Today

| LII. f1OWdIU .. T1Sh, ". .. ~. ~, Will
be sworn into his new post as en-
| ployment officer of selective service
| for the District later this week, Sc
! lective service officials predicted to-
day, and Monday will begin his ef-
forts to obtain Unemployment or
new jobs for men released from
| Army service.
| 1t Fisk was recommended for the
position late yesterday by District
| Selective Service Director William
E. Leahy, to whom his name was
submitted by the United>S States En-
ployment Service. Lit. Fisk has. been
in the public relations section of
the employment service since 1887.
He will have an Office on the
ground floor Of the National Guard
Armory, Sixth street and PennSyl-
vania avenue NV.
1t. Fisk gained valuable expert
ence after the World War, when, as
adjutant of George Washington
Post, No. /, American Legion, he was
one of volunteer group of Legion
naires who found jobs for 2,700 serv-
ice men.
Led TO Federal Action.
Discussing the experience yester-
| day, 1t Fisk said the success of the
Legionnaires later led President Will
som to establish a Federal job re-
| placement board.
There is no more worthwhile ef-
fort than trying to get back old jobs
or get new ones for men who have
served their country" 1t. Fisk de-
clared, and added that he was going
to pitch right into" his new work
with everything have"
Though native of New York City.
1t. Fisk has spent most of his life in
| Washington. He makes his home
at 1854 Quebec place NV.
Induct 1873 Selectees Today.
Meanwhile, 1873 white selectees
were scheduled for induction at
Richmond today in the fourth con-
tingent to leave the District so far
this month. Six more groups will
be called up for induction before the
end of the month.
Scheduled for induction today
were:
Local Board 2.
RuHR unp.: JqssDh 6sH1d NJ Sslsshs5 Sa4ss tab6 RI
Leith. William T. Wood. James H.
Austin, George B. Althaus. Robert K
Gilchrist, A. R.. ir. Hoffman, Robert D.
Crty1a X
Mcmahon, G. F., jr. Smith. Preston c.
Carter. Harvey A. Sapp. Manning ].
Dodd, Alton Whorrell, w. c.
Rosenberg, MOTIFS
Local Board II.
Booth. Stanley. K.,jr. Farrell. NormanL L.
| Edivan. Anthony Ollerenshaw. a. J.
Ratcliff William E. Borega Leo
| Joplin, James D. Radvay, Leon r.
Local Board IS.
Eotns Eont Iobn }UsgPh w. Fen Ent MAI 1iTbe2q pqps
| Roberts, Thomas c.
Local Board Is.
| Schmitt, Henry A. Chappell, Barton c.
| Combs, Hayden B. Csrneal Monte
Smith, Joseph L.. jr.
Local Board II.
| HaSdock, j. A. Miller, Leo g.
| Powell, Clifford G. Warren, JOSEPH P.
Fisher, Louis M Cook, James T.
Lusby. John L. Walter, Charles o.
| Vorbeck. Charles F. Harraghy, Edward j.
| Wilson, James r. McDonough, X. l..
| Stockton, Worth B.
Local Board 1S.
| Bond. William R.. Brizzi. Richard j.
Humphrey Dewitt Andes. Earl +.
| Seeley, c. H, ,Jr. Weeks, Joseph H.
| Natoli Anthony NJ Nagy, Julius W.
| Stuart, Charles D. Thompson, r. F
! Bolts, Earl f. Keuster. Clyde w.
| Rock, Norman c.. Leonglni, Vincent
Costello, John F. Wolverton, Ralph l..
| Funkhouser Earl NJ Ross, Robert r.
| Mays, Frank Stark, Francis W.
Local Board 10.
| Trapani. Joseph L. Crstaldi, Philip p.
| Burn, George r. Cox, Robert s.
| Baranauskas, r. J. Frazzano, r. p. IT.
| PiSSa, LouiSJ.
Local Board 20.
Malinick, Sidney Kulp, PaulR
! Miller, Charles A. Olivier. Pierre D.
| Ghiardi John L. Holland, Stephen II.
| Usher. Fenton G. Mezger, Charles
| beavers, Henry C. Bryant, Marvin
| Schlauche, d. d. Schmitt. George A.
| Byrnes, Francis x.
Local Board FL.
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