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PROSPECTIVE MOTHERS'
CLASSES
There will be n Prospective Mother's class
every Friday; on August 4, august 11,
August 16, Augtlst 85, September 1, and
September 8, at the Health Center from
3-4 p.m. The first class will be conduct
ed by Dr. Bailey. The classes will
consist of lectures, movies, and a field
trip.
It is not so importer t to be serious, as
to be serious about the important things.
The monkey wears an expression cf serious
ness which would, do credit to any college
student, but the monkey is serious because
he Itches. Robert Hutchins.
Ammunition ships in the U.3.Navy are
named fifter words which are suggestive of
fire and explosives, and for names of
volcr noes.___,
/ 5 '.MEW lb ALASKA'S
• QUOTA
John L. McCormick, Territorial Director
of Selective Service, announcer’, today that
the Department of Defense has called, on
the Selective Service System to furnish
20,000 nen for the Arned Forces, and the
Alaska quota has been set at 15 nen.
Mr. McCormick further stated that call
ha'1 been Issued, to the local boards In
Alaska at Anchorage, Fairbanks, Juneau,
None.and Kodiak to forward 70 nen to the
armed forces Induction stations for pre
induction examination during the week of
August 8th. During September, 15 men will
be Inducted beginning with the oldest.
The 25 year-old registrants will be called
first, then the 24 year-olds, etc. down
to the 19 year-old registrant.
Mr. McCormick stressed the fact that all
nen between the ages of 18 rand 25, In
clusive, must register. Only those regis
trants from ages 19 through 25 can be In
ducted. All registrants, Including those
over £5, must keep their local boards in
formed of th^ir change of address or stat
us. Acgistrants who do not keep In touch
with or obey any summons from th-ir local
boards will be declared delinquent and
ordered to report for induction without
physical examination.
MARINE'S ARE CALLING
FOR VOLUNTEERS
The Marines have or lied for volunteers.
New recruits any sign up for four years.
The Marines also want their veterans—
tralne '. men to fill a gap until recruits
can be brought to combat efficiency in
Leatherneck training camps.
Marine Corps veterans not now in the re
serve, and Marine Reserve veterans up
through the rank of sergeant Day volunteer
for one year of active duty at their near
est recruiting station. In order to en
courage experienced veterans to reenllst,
ned.lcr.l requirements for color perception
and teeth have been relaxed.
Headquarters meanwhile expected to announce
"in the near future" what the quotas would
be for present male Marine Corps reservists
holding higher enlisted rank than sergeant,
and for women marine veterans.
No Immediate limit 'was set on specialists.
Headquarters asked all applicants to get
their information fron local recruiting
of flcos.
All one-year ~ctive duty reservists en
rolled under the new program eagt of the
Mississippi River will be sent initially
to Camp Lejc-une, N.C., end. all others to
Camp Pendleton, Oceanside, California.
Release fron—District Public Information
Office, Seventeenth Naval District,
Kodiak, Alaska.