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TJE7 MEMBER ARRIVES IT? TERRITORIAL HEALTH
' DEPARTMENT
Miss Mary M. Hurley has arrived in the
Juneau office of the Territorial Depart
ment of Health to act a's consultant in
Hoalth Education, A graduate of Bream
University, A.3,, Hiss Hurley receivod
her Master's degree in public health from
^Harvard University, She also did post
graduate rork in education* at the Harvard
Graduate School of Education,
Miss Hurley's public hoalth oxpcrionco
includes super1/isory T?ork ir. the Nov .York
City and Massachusetts Departments .of
Hoalth. Before coning to Ala ska she vras
director of Public Hoalth Education r/ith
the City"Health Department of Tulsa,
Oklahoma,
Dua'fc put things off. Put them over.
SELECTIVE SERVICE NEWS
4 ohn L. McCormick, Territorial Diredtor of
Selectivo &crvice, announced today that
since the induction of 18 and 19 year old
registrants is novr prohibited by latr, and
the number of non-fathers available iii tho
20 through 25 age group is very snail, it
might be necessary to process for induction
non-fathers in the age group 23 through 29
in order to meet the call placed on Alaska
Boards.
Mr. McCormick further stated that all em
ployers r.’ho are now employing registrants'
between the ages of 20 and 29 inclusively,
should submit deferment requests to the
registrants’ local boards i:f they think
deferment should be granted. This process
is necessary in order that local boards
trill have current information. Deferment
requests are not necessary for registrants
rith one or more children(The tern child
ren shall include legitimate or illegiti
mate children from the date of thdir con
ception, 'children legally'adopted, stop
children, foster children.)
Mr. McCormick also, advises all registrants
in the abovo age group to immediately got
in touch with their Ideal board,giving '
their present address, none of employer,
number of children or any other informa
tion they deem necessary to help the local
board properly classify them.
It is very important that, the employer and
the registrata submit the above Informa
tion to local boards immediately.
Local boards are being instructed to pro
ceed vith the reclassification and process
ing of all non-father registrants between
the ages of 26 and 29 years. They will
be advised by this Headquarters the proce
dure and when to commence calling non
fathers in this age group for induction.
John L. McCormick
Territorial Director.
R03PRT E. HARTLEY MARRIED —RETURNING
• - TO PALMER ;
’lord lias been received hero'that Robert E.
Hartley, son of Mr^‘ and Mrs. L. Hartley
formerly of Rainer, lias recently beon
married to Betty Rac Crandall of Gunnison,
Colorado. They more married in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor mho' mere" also
Best man and Matron of Honor. Mr.’ and Mrs.
Jack Taylor are also former residents of
Palmer,
The bride is a1membor of the Order of
Rainborn for Girls. Tho groom mas recently
discharged from tho Army Air Corps Crash
.Boats, after scrying tme and a half years,
Tmo of tho years more .in the Aleutian Is
lands. Before.entering the army Mr.Hartley
marked at tho base at 7ort Richardson.