The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-04-29
ALIENS, 45-65,
MUST REGISTER
BY MAY 10Th


States if within the age bracket OF
4565. must register with Selective
Service in the Forthcoming regis
tration, on May 20, 1912, John l..
Mccormick, Territorial Director OF
Selective Service declared today.
The Selective Training and Ser
vice Act of 1910 states That Except
as otherwise provided in this Act
if shall be the duty of every male
citizen of the United States, and
of every male person residing IN
the United States" to register. AS
male persons residing in the United
states. all declarant aliens must
register and nondeclarant aliens
must register unless they are Cby
Selective Service Regulations con-
sidered to be nonresidents of the
United States. A nondeclarant alien
is considered to be a nonresident:
Cd If he is diplomatic repre-
;entative. a technical attache OF a
foreign embassy or legation, a con-
sui general, consul, wee con-
;,ll. or a consular agent of foreign
country; or
co If he is an employee of Tor
sign government and national oil
The country employing him, who
1as been notified to the Department
of State; or
80 II he is an official or an
employee of a foreign government
and a national of the country en-
ploying him, who has been notified
70 the Department of State; pro-
yided that at the time he Is no.
titled to the Department of State,
A proper representative of his gov
eminent advises and the Depart
ment of State agrees that he is in
fact not residing in the United
States; or
"a If he is a dependant male
child of any person described in
sub-paragraph Cd, 90, or 90 OF
this paragraph; or
go If he is a member and in the
active service of the armed forces
of cobelligerent or neutral coun-
try; or
go If he has entered or here
after enters the United States in a
manner prescribed by its laws and
does not remain in the United
States after May l6. 1912, or for
more than months following the
date of his entry, whichever is the
later"
When a nondeclarent alien re-
mains in the United States after
May l6, 1912, or for more than 8
months following his entry, which
ever is later, he must register I'M
less he files with the local board
where he is located an Aliens APP
plication for Determination of Res
idence Form 1922 and the appli-
cation is either pending or it has
been determined he is not a resi-
dent of the United States If such
determination is made, the alien
will receive an Aliens Certificate
of Nonresidence tForm 303).
Procedure
Director Mccormick stated that
the procedure to be followed by
nondeclarant alien applying for a
certificate of nonresidence is as
follows:
If the nOndeclarant alien lawfully
entered the United States prior to
February Is, 1912, he must file his
application with his local board be-
fore May l6, 1912, if the alien law
fully entered the country on or
after February 16, 1912, his appli-
cation must be filed within 3
months after the date of his en-
trance into the United States. On
receipt of his application, the local
board will determine whether the
alien Is, in fact, nonresident and
Will mail to him a Notice of De-
termination of Aliens Residence
Form 305).
In case of an adverse decision by
the local board, the alien has the
right, within ten days after Form
5O5 has been mailed by the board,
to appeal the decision to the Di-
rector OF Selective Service, Director
Mccormick stated