The Local Board for St. Francois County has received the following telegram from the Provost Marshal General Crowder:
"In order that District Boards may review all classifications by Local Boards in case of marriage since May 18, 1917, and secure uniformity of action all Government Appeal Agents shall be instructed to appeal cases where Local Boards have granted deferred classification in either Class II or Class IV on account of such marriages. Crowder."
In accord with the instructions in this telegram the Board has adopted a ruling that all registrants married since May 18, 1917, should be placed in class 1 and be permitted to appeal to the District Board. This has been done in all cases and will be done with all cases yet to be classified. Registrants who fall in this Class should take especial notice of the above telegram and they should continue to furnish this office with affidavits to the effect that their marriage was not to evade military service. Unless such proof is offered the District Board cannot give any consideration to the claim for the deferred clasification.
On Wednesday the Local Board inducted into service at Camp Funston Davis Turner, who had failed to register. Turner claimed to have registered in Poplar Bluff but the authorities found this statement to be false and he confessed that he did not register at all. He was held in the County Jail awaiting orders from the Federal Authorities and this week United States District Attorney, Oliver, ordered the Local Board to induct him into service immediately and stated that if this was done he would not prosecute Turner for failure to register. Turner was arrested last summer on a charge of having obtained money under false pretense. At the time of his arrest he was living at Elvins. He has a wife and two children.
Final Classification cards have been sent out up to and including 996. The following is the number placed in each class:
Class 1, 114; Class 2, 1; Class 3, 26; Class 4, 469; Class 5, 80.
Examination days have been set for January 29th and January 31st. It is supposed that about 50 who have been placed in class 1 will be examined each day. The names of those to be examined next week are not available.
51 men were examined on Thursday of this week. Their names follow:
Quincy Vaughan,
John Marler,
Jessie Aron Bible,
Leslie Ray Mitchell,
Fred William Karl,
Sam Middleton,
John David Anderson,
Ames Louis Edward,
John Allen Durbin,
James Omer Matkin,
Edgar Beckley,
Frank Griwirch,
William Henry Thompson,
William Deitsch,
Stanistaw Konszizik,
Lendaunt Tinpicy,
Thomas Canterberry,
Fred F. Gentry,
Hary E. Robinson,
Otto Whaley,
Milton Earnest Lavy,
Chas. Henry Berry,
Hardy Melvin Byron,
Rey Deblois,
George Tomo,
Tillman Faulkner,
Gilbert Antoine Casteel,
Benjamin Laport,
Peter C. Herbst,
John Morrison Crawford,
Douglas McDonald Dunbar,
James Bates,
Fred Ray,
Joseph R. Farrell,
Dewitt Weible,
David Bert Johns,
Freeman Martin Bridges,
John Henry Ames,
Went Ketcherside,
Jasper E. Thomure,
Oscar Theodore Blaylock,
Preston Croff,
Stanley Malveron Overall,
Norman C. McCormick,
Bert Ellis,
William Arthur Maness,
Chas. Frederick Lawson,
Hubert Lee Turley,
Gentry Louis Clinton,
Arch Benjamin Byers,
William Emmett Falkner.
Delinquents, January 8 and 9:
Chester MacDonald, Flat River
Nicholas Kuzon, Flat River
Afton Refnak, Leadwood
Luther Flowers, Flat River
Ed. Mason, Frankclay
George Lawson Webster, Flat River
Charles Sadralkios, Flat River
Charles Franklin Wells, Farmington
John Ancel, Flat River
William E. Wader, Cantwell
Steve Madjarick, Flat River
Alec Andylur, Flat River
Lawrence Leslie Robinson, Flat River
Mike Glozek, Iron Mountain
Ewell McClongus Fite, Bonne Terre
Julius Vries, Flat River
John Lee Blades, Flat River
John Tasternch, Flat River
Walter Meltzen, Elvins
John Edward Kitchell,Belleville
George Malcoff, Flat River
Angel Meaderisvik, Flat River
Jack Wunder, Flat River
Harold Reynolds, Tulsa, Okla.
Kazimierz Gaways, Leadwood
Kost Rufko, Charleroi, Penna.
John Clifford Chester, Flat River
Mike Musiata, Flat River
Hieggan Barsak, Leadwood
Nick Frit, Flat River
Hary Locochit, St. Francois
Steve Ozella, Flat River
Albert Edward Dalton, Flat River
Jamison Walton, Esther
Stano Stankorick, Flat River
Hary Sowiak, Leadwood
Mike Barbar, Leadwood
George Howell, Bonne Terre
Francois G. Maloney, Jefferson City, Mo., State Penitentiary
John Dame, Monroe County Penitentiary.
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