The Omaha guide., 1942-02-14
FEBRUARY FOURTEEN AND
SIXTEENTH SET FOR THIRD
SELECTIVE REGISTRATION

More than Is thousand Douglas
county men between the ages OF
20 and As will register for possible
military Service Saturday and Nor
day, when the Third S~elective Ser
vice registration will be held
throughout Nebraska.
The ten local boards of the coun
ty have set up 33 special offices
where the registrations will be ac-
copied in addition to their regular
headquarters. Every possible con
venience for ~registrants has been
anticipated.
The offices will be open from Z
a. m. to 8 p. m. on both days.
Large staffs of volunteer regis
trars have been recruited through
.the Volunteer Office of Omaha
and other organizations.
Those who must register are slI
unregistered men born on or after
February II, 1897, but not later
than December 81, 1921. .. those
who were twenty years old or
more on December 81, 1941, but
who will not be As until February
IT, 1912 or later.
Men who register on OctobarI
16, 1910 or July 1, 1941 need not
register again.
Registrants are urged by l.. D.
zimman, publicity co-ordinator for
the county, to determine in adv
ance in which board they reside,
and the locations of the boards
offices and special registration
points. He recommended that the
following list be cut out for REF
erence.
All must register in the board
covering their residential address
es.
Those who will be out of town
on Monday should register Satur-
day here, or on Monday wherever
they are. Their cards will be for
warded to their home boards for
numbering and classification. Wis
itors to Omaha must register at
one of the boards here. Their
cards will be sent to the proper
boards in their own cities.
Special arrangements will be
made for registration of men SER
iously i'll in hospitals or at home
If relatives or friends contact the
proper board.
Offices and special registration
booths of the ten county boards
are the following:
Board No. 1-532 Insurance
Building; old University Building,
oath and Pratt Streets; Pershing
School, 18th and East Locust SITS.
Board No. POS Omaha Build
ing and Loan Building; Fire Hall,
18th and lizard Streets; Elks Hall,
2420 Lake Streets; Warsham Hall
25th and California Streets.
Board No. 3-Lower Lobby,
Fontenelle Hotel; Union Building
and Loan Association, 1408 South
18th Street.
Board No. 4-South Side City
Hall, 50O2 South oath Street; So
cial Settlement, 1869 Q Street;
Fire Hall, 38th and ? Streets, Fire
Hall, 33rd and K Streets; German
Home 1905 South 18th Street; 30
hemian National Hall, 21st and Z
Streets: Grace Methodist Church
25th and E Streets.
Board No. sos Omaha Nat
ional Bank Building; Beal school
4Sth and Center streets; Windsor
School, 34th and Martha streets.
Park School, 29th and WOODWORK
Ave-,
Board No. 6-1217 First Nation
al Bank Building; st. Peters
School, 18th and Leavenworth st.
Blackstone Hotel, 36th and Farm.
am Streets; University Hospital
And and Emile Streets; Univers
itv of Omaha, 63rd and Dodge st
Board No. 7-719 Insurance
Building, Tech High school, 33rC
and Cummings Streets; Fire Hail
Underwood Ave. and 50th Street
Board No. 8-Benson Medica
Center, 63rd and Maple Streets.
Board No. e-1233 First Nat
ional Bank Building; North Higl
School, 36th and Ames Ave, Flor
ence Community Center, STOP y
Both Streets; Fire Hall Both AM
Hanover Streets.
Board No. 1O-Ralston Tow
Hall; Willard Town Hall, Irvine
ton School House; Bennington
office of Glandt and Glandt; Ell
City School House; Elkhorn Tow,
Hall; Waterloo Community Build
ing; Valley Town Hall, ClearvieN
Home on West Maple Highway
Ponca School North of Florence.