Evening star., 1942-05-09

WI NS9'st'o'tS iIS'S
Arrested Within Week.;
ForeweII Parties BIomed
Cracking down on registrants who
are drunk when they report for in
duction, District Selective Service
Director William E. Leahy disclosed
today he has asked for Jail sem
tences for such men.
On the heels of four arrests this
week, Director Leahy said he had
requested the corporation counsels s
Office to have a representative in
Police Court to recommend to the
court when pronouncing sentence in
such cases that Jail sentence be
imposed and no forfeiture of COL
lateral or payment of fines be &C
eepted.
Crack Down on Practice.
Several registrants." he said,
elready have appeared for induction
In such an intoxicated condition
that the police officer assigned to
induction has been compelled 20 ar
rest them.
This headquarters will not per-
NIT any such practice to continue
and registrants may be advised from
now on that any one of them who
appears for induction under the in
fluence of intoxicating liquor will
find himself in a position where he
may be arrested and compelled to
serve a Jail sentence.
"Other registrants-and they are
In the vast majority-who willingly
appear for their physical examina-
tion and induction prepared to go
into the service of their country If
accepted should not be penalized by
the misconduct of those who appear
intoxicated and this headquarters
will not permit that penalty to be
so incurred"
farewell Parties"
Director Leahy said he realized
that In most cases the registrants
simply had not recovered from fare
well parties, but he indicated that
In some cases it was suspected that
registrants made themselves drunk
in order to fail their physical ex-
animation and escape induction.
On several occasions, it was
learned, registrants have had bottles
of whisky with them when they re-
ported for induction.
Other registrantS, Director Leahy
explained, were penalized by being
called ahead of schedule to fill
quotas where blanks were left by
registrants turned down on their
Army physicals because of the effects
Of liquor.
81 Sent to Fort Myer.
District local boards sent 81 reg
istrants to Fort Myer, Va, today for
Army physical examinations, and,
If they pass, induction into the
service. Seventeen other men sched-
uled for induction at this time have
either enlisted or transferred to
other communities for induction.
The entire group follows:
DohhD NJ
Amato. Charles ttr) o'Nein, George W.
Beroth, c. 4. ttr) Phillips, Evan Daniel
cappeii Richard A. Rhinehart. Cecil B.
P0qEas Henry ssRdsTs Th.%aS BON
Gardner, c. L. (enl.) Smith, Carl (tr)
Gochenour. T. c. Sullivan, p M.
Hilleary. Francis W. Sweeney, William P.
ssmSsoG Wsrnef WsifsT GsnTs earrs
Kerns, Hubert F. Weingarten. Morris
King, William Louis Woodbury., Noble r.
May. Raymond C. Woodville. William
Mullen, James NJ. Smith, Joseph A
BOARD NO. 2.
Doneghy, Alexander McAlwee, Allan L.
Evans, Charles Noel Pile, Ira Oscar Ur.l
Kent, Gordon Joseph smith. Everard Hall
Louden. Orren r. Weinstein, 1sadore
Malcolm. N. Deb. Scholin, Allan r.
BOARD NO. 5.
Brill. Morton Arthur Ingram. Charlton W.
Campbell Robert B. Jordan. Edward 8.
Cloukey, Kenneth C. Kelley. Francis R.
Cribbins. Thomas P. Ladd. Eldred Curtis
Dietrich, w. W, tr. Levine. I. (trans)
Dworan, Ike Lewis McCullough. John r.
Friedman, Samuel Mullen. John William
Garringer. Henry T. Powers Raymond J.
Goldman. Henry Pressman. Harry A.
Guerra, Fred Silver, W. ttrans.l
Havens. J. W. ien). Smith. Roger Corbin
Heider. GEORGE p. Tucker. William G.
Eepp Charles K.
BOARD NO s.
Dunn. Ray Semple Parks Franklin N.
Cluhoski. Anthony l. Stevenson, j. A.. jr.
jackson, John D. Stotler. Joseph r.
McCook, John w. Tibbits, George D.
MONTGOMERY, r. i.
BOARD NO. 4.
Armani. Louis c. Lobasack, J. 8.
Baldwin, Joseph r. Maisel, Thomas E.
Bonifant. Howard Z McKieves, John W.
Cohen, Aaron McMlTrsy, Dalzen B.
Cox. Charles p Milkman. L. fTrans)
Davis. H B., Grams Miller, H H. tTrans)
DierkA Ernst Dick Segal, Louis
Edwards, Samuel l.. Smith, Philip
Feldman, Alexander Spann. H. CTrans)
Hillyard, r. r.. jr. Surine, Robert T.
Kindsfather, J. L. Wesner. J. fTranS)
littmsn, Bernard Zidek, Andrew C.. ir.
BOARD NO. 20.
Coke, Karl Bernard Pinner. Roy r.
Grsbill T A. G. Pointer, M L.
McShane, J. (Trans.) Wooten. A. tTranS)
BOARD NO. 15A.
poherty. George T. Walsh. John J.
Newton. c. A, jr. Hadeed. Fareed P.
Sommer Z T, jr. Chsmbee, p. r.
Knapp. Earle B Oppenheim. Richard
Shemanski, J. L. Allegro, Alva V.