The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-28
Second Draft
 Regisfration
 Sci Tuesday
Those Reaching 21 Since Original Date Will
 Sign Up Here


 who have reached the age of 21 since the original Selective Service registration was held in January are to register next Tuesday in Room 21O of the Seward Building on Franklin Street, the Local Board announced today
 The registration place will be open from o'clock in the morning until at night.
 Last night the Local Board snuff fled and serially numbered the < 1,408 cards of those already regis tered in this jurisdiction, prepara- tory to drawing to be held to determine the draft order.
 Questions
 When young men register for possible military training under the Selective Training and Service Act on July 1, they merely will be re- quired to answer 10 simple ques- tions, Gov. Ernest Gruening said today
 Asserting that the registration will involve no complex procedure, the Governor said the questions on the registrant's card pertain only to hi. identity, his address, the person who will always know his \ address, and his employer. Regis I tration should not take longer than five minutes for each individual although in some cases it probably will be extended to 20 or more minutes. While it is essential that I registration be conducted as rapid ly as possible, all registrars must allow ample time to each registrant :. so that each question on, the regis tration card can be answered properly.
 No QuestiOnnaires
 No questionnaires will be an- sWered by registrants when they register July l. Such documents are sent to registrants only after their : order numbers have been deter mined by lottery to be held in the near future.
 The Governor also pointed out that there will be no physical ex- aminations at the time of registra- tion. Physical examinations will 5e 
 given only after local boards have considered the registrant's classifi- cation and determined that, sub ject to his physical test, he is , eligible for military training. The questions registrants must answer are contained on four by-six inch filing card and in clude the following: CD Name of Registrant; (O Place of Residence; (0 Mailing Address eff other than : place of residence); (4) Telephone: t5) Age in years; (6) Place of birth; CD Occupation; (8) Name and address of person who will al- ways know your address; (9) En- ployer'S name and address, and QO Place of employment or business.
 Must Keep Certificate
 After a registrant has answered the questions and signed his name to his registration card, he will be given a registration certificate signed by the registrar. He must have this certificate in his personal possession at all times, the Cover nor points out, as under the Se- lective Service Regulations failure to possess the certificate, or to show it to authorized persons, con- StituteS a violation of the Regula- tions and is to be considered prina facie evidence of failure to regis l ter.
 Every means of transportation available is being utilized in the redistribution to registration points within the jurisdiction of their re- spective boards. Within the preced- ! hA6 WCCh CilC 4ClIllOlldl f1edQQudT- ters for the Selective Service Sys- tenn has shipped out approximately one thousand pounds of supplies by Army b0mbers. Where no landing fields were available the material was dropped by parachute. Every thing will be ready and the regis tration carried on without any de- lays or postponements.
 Mccormick in Interior | Territorial Director John Me- Cormick arrived in Fairbanks yes- terday on a tour of inspection and F organization. His itinerary so far has included Yakutat, Cordova, , Seward, Anchorage and Palmer. Fa- cilities and time permitting, he will