Evening star., 1942-03-20
Registration Planned
April II for Men
In As 10 IS Group
Not Liable for Army;
Inventory Of SkiIIs
Will Be Sought

Will Be Sought
For the fourth time in 18 months,
American men will register under
the Selective Service Act on April n.
Included in the Presidents proc
lamation yesterday are men who had
reached their 45th birthday by the
last registration day, February 16.
and who are not yet IS years old.
Since the men who are to register
are above military age and there
fore not liable for Army service, the
registration will be an inventory OF
skills and aptitudes to determine II
the older men are doing necessary
work and whether they can be used
to replace younger men in essential
industries who otherwise would be
liable for service.
No Lottery Planned.
The older men are registered un-
der selective service but the alloca-
ton of this new source of man power
may or may not be in the hands of
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President is expected to name an
administrator to allocate the older
men on the basis of their answers
to an industrial and occupational
questionnalre.
Not included in this registration
are youths of Is and 10 who also
can be called on to register at any
time fixed by the President but are
not liable for military service until
they reach 20.
The registration will be held be-
tween the hours of 7 am. and 9 pm.
The President, in his proclamation,
urged all employers and Govern
ment agencies to give their employees
SUFFICIENT time off to register.
1t was not expected that lottery
would follow the registration. since
this is not a question Of the order
in which men are called for military
service but an inventory of man
power.
$4,000 Expected to Register.
Immediately on learning that the
fourth registration had been pro-
claimed, local selective service head
quarters started making plans. 1t
was not thought that it would be
necessary to open more school regis
tration centers than were used last
time, since preparations for the
February Is registration were made
on the basis of an 80,000-man regis
tration.
Local officials expected approx
mately $4,000 men would register
here April q, including number of
Senators, Representatives. several
cabinet officers and other top-rank-
ing Government officials.
Although the announcement of
the new registration came right on
the heels of the third national lot
terry of the emergency and before
local boards had even received the
master order lists from which to
make up their local orders of call,
it was not expected here that the
registration would present undue
difficulties, because the machinery of
registration has been tested three
times before and most Of the regis
trars will be veterans Of the previous
registrations.
Schedule of Induction.
Meanwhile, continuing daily in
ductions to complete its March call,
local selective service headquarters
announced 20 men are to be in
Quoted at Camp Lee, Va, today.
Scheduled for induction are:
BOARD NO. Q.
AndsTson nv viGtG5 Knowes Everstte
BAIL. Howard E. Nichols. John
Breithaupt, H. E. Potosky, Melvyn I.
Cottrell, Darl L. Mcpherson, r. N.
Gornik. William j. Rosenfeld, Frank
Hall. Robert Kendall SCHNEIDER, Leon
johnson Albert K scofeld. Robert Z.
Jones George D. Story, Karl John
Jones, James Lee Todd, REGINALD
Kern. John A. Waldron. Rodney K
Labrie, Richard c. Wilkerson. VIM. G.
Lee, Harold Allen Zenteraf. Z. A.
BOARD NO. I6-A.
Hunt, David NJ.
Registrants from boards No. 10
and 13 scheduled to be inducted to-
morrow at the Virginia camp follow:
BOARD NO. TO-
Anglin, Thomas L. Masee. James Henry
Axfords George D. Nangle, John Thomas
Calder. Louis Albert Nelson, Ralph Peter
Collins. William J. Dram. Ronald w
Crist, Clarence @. Parsons, Marvin c.
Farmer, Lyle c. Rollins, John Logan
Fones, Ralph Byron Rush. Donald W.
Hean. John Elvin Smith, George NJ.
Holder Lawrence j. Smith. Anthony P.
Mccartney, Albert N. Stephens. Ben
Transferred Out Of Town for Induction.
Campbell. Roy D.
BOARD NO. 13.
Anderson, John R. Keperis. Sam John
Barham, Harry D. Kopf Christian
Brown Kenneth E. Mclean. Stephen P.
Cole, Ralph D. Remes, Theodore A.
Doney. Carletos H. Stavrou Mattheos