The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-24
OLDER DRAFT
SUBJECTSGET
new RATING
juneau Local Board Meets
Tonight TO Continue
Redistribution

Nearing the end of the long list
of Juneau men over % who are
being reclassified for Selective
Service. the Juneau Local Draft
Board will meet in the Kraft
Building this evening to continue
its task.
Hundreds of men, previously
placed in Glass III because they
were more than %, have been given
new classifications by the board.
Only a minority of the reclassifi-
cations fell in Glass la, from
which Selectees are taken into the
armed services. Most of the reclas-
sified registrants in Juneau were
placed in Glass ga, composed OF
men with dependents.
In the most recent list posted by
the board, however, no IA Selec-
tees were found Al Selectees from
the III group were found by the
beard in earlier sessions. Classifi-
cations set by the board for the
latest group of names posted are
as follows:
Classification Unavailable for
limited military service.
Classification &c - Already a
member of the armed forces.
Classification IA = Man neces-
sary to civilian activities.
Classification 2-B-Man neces-
sary in war production program.
Classification 3-A-Man with de
pendents.
Classification 4-C-Alien.
Classification 4-F-Physically in-
eligible.
Classifications and names on the
recent list are as follows:
Classified lib: Edwin Nicko)s
Amelung.
Classified 1-C Melvin Henry
Ross, Thomas Barton Cottreu
Howard A. Willis.
Classified IA: Robert Lawrence
Thorne, Robert B. Daley, William
H. Peterson, Rowland Wayne Nc
Crary.
Classified 2-B: Gerry McGill
Merit Willis Harrison, Otto Woods,
Knute FEEDER Eckrem
Classified 4-C Erwin David
Wright, Arthur Perainen, Gerald
John Hamrey, George Hidigi Ia
maxi Egil Martin Mattson.
Classified A-F WisDur Lee Yves
ten. Morris Vim Sect, George Wal
1Ied Ruotsala, Carl William Jen-
sen, Robert Moran Eakin
The remainder of the group, all
classified ga, is as follows:
John T. Mclaughlin, Frederick
Wellington Aver, John A. Kennedy,
Edward Clarince Brekhus, Harold
Eugene Gath, William Lloyd Stod-
dard, Peter Harry, Harold C. KEN
mer, Carl Abraham Bergstrom,
James David Thomas, Vincent P.
Derig, Ernest NJ Gilligan, Gilbert
Mills, Edward James Jahoda, jim
ME Wright, Lars Sivert Vinie,
Sheldon Bruce Simmons, Porfirio
Tabernilla, Louis V. Puzey, Glenn
S. Martin.
Everett Eugene Smith, Orlando
Bernard Godfrey, Joseph Peloza,
Louis Carl Niederhelman, Juan B
Zapata, William L. Grisham, Ro-
bert R. Tew, Sergius R. Sheakley,
Peter Austin, John c. Warner.
John Henderson Likens, Santiago
Maypa Cesar, Dewitt Franklin
Baker, Robert Carteeti, Terence
Shilleto Gill, Kenneth NJ Nelson,
John Ernest Fowler, Harry D. Muir
ray, William M Rogers, Linn Ar
gyle Forrest, Joseph w. Pratt, Ell
mer Royal Eaton, Frank Marvin
Dick, John Spencer Shooter, Leo
E. McGreanor, Valta F. Williams.
John B. Ragudos, Albert c.
Frank, Harry A. Jensen, Donald B.
Abel, Ben D. jackson, James E.
Barragar, Jr., Anthony E. Morris
Walter Allan Savikko, Ronald r.
Lister, William F.. Schmalz, VII
liam B. Cuthbert, Wayne B. Gra-
ham, George E. Hall, Robert Han
son, Jesse E. BaSsford, William
Peter zirglis, Henning Elvird Berg
gren, Wallace Roswell Calfert, Or
vile R. Wheat, John Russell FL
lott, Robert Louis Davlin, Jacob
Walter Pratt, Ellis Dean Hamlin.
John J. Keyser, Uvall Doriety
Moody, Francisco Compo Mani-
guis, James Paul DeHart, William
John Helm, Alva Woodson Black
erby, Alfred Albert Clark, Norman
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