(continuer1 from pa^e 7)
were made, we couldn't pass the
buck as it has been done for sever
al years.
According to a press dispatch,
the Secretary of the Interior, the
Honorable Harold L. Ickes, is op
posed to the legislation proposed
to require that persons appointed
to the G overnors position in Alas
a, should be required to reside ii
the Terrifc* rity at least three
years, before they are ele^ible.
The reason he states for his op
position is, that it would bar
many qualified persons, and limit
the matter of choice.
LOCAL DRAFT BOARD ACTION REFORT
As of March 3, the local Beard re
ports the following action:
Classified for 1-A and waiving ex
aminations were:
Aaron G. Leibin^
John G. Lee
George H. McCullough
To be examined for 1-A
r
'Charles B. Cope
John J. Sinter
Leo Moore
The following nre class 4-H
Fred Johnson
Laurel 0. Hayes
Milton P. Mulligan
G. S. Hernin^
Gwilym Johns
Lester F. Monroe
Thomas LePak
Wm. C. Cnsler
The following are already in the
Service or class 1-C
Dorr N. Holloway
Stanjce N. Sundich
John Zimouslci
Gerald Lamp
Laurence Rorrison
George Venne jr.
Carl Meier jr.
Bertram Duff
Jack Horner