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Registration
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limit by eight months. He will be
As in November.
Two other Senators, Ball, Republi-
can, of Minnesota and Bunker, DEM
ocrat, of Nevada were enrolled in
the first registration, and two others,
Senators Chandler, Democrat, of
Kentucky and Lodge, Republican, of
Massachusetts, are exempt from reg
istration because they hold reserve
officer commissions. Senator Chand-
Ter is 43; Senator Lodge, 80.
Other Eligibles Listed.
Other Senators eligible for regis
tration tomorrow are Senators Dan
aher, Republican. OF Connecticut,
43; Pepper. Democrat, of Florida,
Al; Clark, Democrat, of Idaho. 40;
Bridges, Republican, of New Hamp-
shire, 43, and Maybank, Democrat,
of South Carolina, AZ.
Cabinet officers are all beyond the
age limit and only one Supreme
Court Justice was required to regis
ter, Justice William O. Douglas, who
was born october l6, 1898. He was
one Of the early registrants in Sill
yer Spring, Md.
In the District government, a
number of officials will be register
ing tomorrow. Among them will be
six OF. Corporation Counsel Rich,
mond B. Keech's assistants-Glenn
Simmon, Matt Mahorner, Stanley De
Neale, Chester H. Gray. John ODea
and Milton D. Norman.
With three days to register In
Maryland counties, registration
Jagged yesterday after an early rush
of older men, many of whom said
they had seen service in the last
war. Montgomery and Prince
Georges counties will be open Tor
registration today from 9 am. to
5 pm. Registration centers In
nearby Virginia counties, which
held registration yesterday, will be
closed today but open again tomor-
row.
Policemen. Enroll.
Nearly all police, as well as num-
ber Of school officials registered in
Prince Georges County yesterday.
C. Gardner Shugart, assistant to
the county superintendent of schools
and Draft Board member, planned
to register at Draft Board No. 2 in
Upper Marlboro, but was confined
to his home with illness. His wife
was sworn in as special registrar
so she could register him at home.
At Jesup Blair Community House,
Silver Spring. registration center,
between IS and 80 members of the
Cissel-Saxon Post No. Al, American
Legion, will register in group to-
morrow night with one OF their
own members, Chester F. Naumo-
wicz, asking them the questions.
-Four full-time workers will be
on the job at District Selective Serv-
ice headquarters to man special
telephone information center today
and tomorrow.
Signing to be Done Quickly.
Registration of each man Is ex-
pected to require less than 10 min
utes, on the basis of experiences
in the registration in October, 1910,
and last July /. The nine questions
to be answered by each registrant
include name, place of residence,
mailing address, telephone, age in
years and date Of birth, place of
birth, name and address of person
who will always know the registrant's
whereabouts, his employers name
and address and the place OF his
employment or business. o.
Some Washington registrants will
prefer to enroll under the jurisdic-
ton of boards in their home States
In these cases, their cards will be
transferred for filing with their
home local boards, but they will
receive board communications at
their mail or Washington addresses.
The mail addresses may be changed
from time to time as a registrant
moves from his temporary residence
but the local board jurisdiction re-
mains the same.
Inmates of asylums, jails, peniten-
tiarieS, refOrmatOrleS or similar IN
stitutions, outside of the police sta
ton lock-ups, will be required to
register on the day they leave the
institution.
Exemptions Listed.
Exempt from the enrolment are:
Commissioned officers, warrant
officers, pay clerks and enlisted men
Of the Regular Army, Navy, Marine
Corps, Coast Guard, Coast and
Geodetic Survey, Public Health
Service, the Federally recognized
active National Guard, the officers
Reserve Corps, the Regular Army
Reserve, the Enlisted Reserve Corps,
the Naval Reserves and the Marine
Corps Reserve; cadets, United States
Military Academy: midshipmen,
United States Naval Academy;
cadets, United States Coast Guard
Academy; men who have been ac-
cepted for admittance commencing
with the academic year next suc-
ceeding such acceptance) to the
Military Academy Is cadets, to the