reift Appeals
Simple Matter
j| local boards welcome the
l(i ication of their acts by the
■C1 of appeal when registrants
j ihemselves of their light to
e legitimate appeals, John
McCormick, Territorial Sel
ve Service Director, stated
%y. He said:
\ local board does not ob
to havings its classifications
ea,led. Such proceduie wili
5rm the opinion that, in a
e proportion of instances, the
»rtninations of the board are
■ect and yet it is frankly re
lived there is a possibility of
r and regulations provide
its correction.
There is no involved legalis
>rocedure for appeal,” Mr.
Uormick said, “If the regist
i wishes to appeal to the
rd of appeal, he may file
i the local board within ten
i of notice of classification a
ten notice of appeal. This
simple statement of the ap
int, showing that the indiv
,1 has the right of appeal and
ifying in what respect he
tves the board to have erred,
lay direct attent'on to any
rmation in the registrant’s
ivhich he believes the local
d has failed to consider or
sufficient weight; and may
mt in detail any information
h was offered to the local
d and which the board failed
elude in the registrant’s file,
appeal to the Board of Ap
may also be initiated simply
ilie appellant’s signing the
peal to Board of Appeal” on
registrant's questionnaire
fiay not appeal on physical
mds.
^Ine registrant’s file is then
to the board of appeal. Af
ecision of the board of ap
the local board in informed
e decision and sends to the
tiant either a Notice of
imuance of Classification or
>tice of Classification, de
i»g upon whether the board
appeal affirmed the local
i’s classification or gave the
•rant another classification.
Bond Sales Are
Big In March
Alaskans in the first quarter of
1942 purchased i i excess of one
million dolly rs worth of seiies E
war bonds, with March sales the
highest thus far, according to a
wire from Frederick W. Ayers,
Juneau, in charge of bond sales.
The total for March was $432,
729 75 bringing the total for
tli ee months to $1,940,503.75
Results from some of the cities
were:
Anchorage
Ketchikan
Fairbanks
Juneau
Kodiak
Sitka
Nome
Seward
$202,668.75
178.506.25
176.631.25
134.439.25
93.667.75
63,806.25
54,000 00
52.799.75
Life Magazine Describes
Local Army Newspaper
Life magazine, in its depart
ment “Life's Reports” devote 5
columns to a history of the “Ko
diak Bear”, army newspaper of
Fort Greely. The paper is des
cribed as “the voice of the Arm
y in Alaska” and full credit is
given Lieut. Roy Craft, public
relations officer, and Corp. Gene
Newhall, editor, for the papers
breezy manner and its success
with its only readers, the soldiers,
sailors and contractors’ work
men at the Naval Air station.
The Life article describes the
papers handling of news, gossip
and humor, and even gc<es so far
as to print one of the poems of
the editor.
Appendectomy Performed
Harry Morrison, bartender at
Ship’s Tavern, is convalescing
after an operation for appendi
citis performed at the Griffin
Memorial hospital this week.
Victor Malutin, Mirror com
positor, is confined to his home
this week with a case of mumps.
‘ Decisions of the board of ap
peal are not published by the
board, but are announced in the
same manner as an original class
ification of the local board,” Mr.
McCormick said.
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