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Education Director Lucy Wilcox School Adams said Wednesday opens September 4 and the expected attendance of 5000 will represent an increase over daily att- (—Five thousand officers The war department anGeneral George C Marshall nounced a contract award for endance- last year army chief of staff has an" nounced however that he intends to call reserve officers to active :0tnkxotgle : ii- - a ovor'!e-- -duty as they are needed on a vo:: luntary basis as far as possible- )44 " :'e" More than 10000 young reserve :t4:1:fxer:4044: ::: officers already are serving ' ' 's " The war department is proceed?te: ' '''0''' :‘tf' I ing with training plans on the e 2 z ?e6 theory that only 220000 of the A FEW DAYS 242708 national guardsmen ultiTO :::: ''' 'aA17::i:!:-77-$?r' ' ' e: mately will enter camp '''' IN'THESE The act provides for the automatic discharge of guardsmen unAmtt der 18 Those below the rank of - captain who have dependents will To make sure he puts down the right answers Frank Rigbe allowed to resign 20 days after Canadian now living in Brooklyn genson being called Guardsmen who enter the servscrutinizes his alien registration blank closely Thousands ice will receive a medical certifi— of other aliens were filling in the forms Wednesday a procate upon their release I cedure required of all noncitizens within the next four service illnesses or injuriesshowing which have months may they acquired ' Employers will be required by " to act the reemploy soldiers who ' ppply 40 days after completirg service unless the employers find It "impossible or unreasonable" The law will expire June O Holds-Actio- n 1942 unless extended by congress uS1:-1:-::ri:::::::1:::::::--:::::::::The guardsmen and reservists may be sent to any place in the v: western hemisphere to Untd 0) States possessions outside the hemi1-70LOS ANGELES HYDE PARK N Y Aug 28 sphere or to the Philippine islatids Aug 28 The war department's tentative -- ' OUT —President Roosevelt who came to Actor Gilbert Roland was the first call for of the plans assignment his country estate Wednesday to film personage to appear for reg- first ‘- guard units to include Forty-firA new alien istration under art the of week rest the division the from Washington gave spend ' Hills went to VIE Roland the ' Beverly Idaho Oregon Montana and Wyono hint as to when he might call z::5:::roffice at 30 a m Wednesday ming to Fort Lewis Wash the first units of the national post obtained a blank returned home to guard to active duty under a bill fill it out and reappeared at 4 pm I ::::: to have his fingerprints taken He Three Nations Probe he signed Tuesday night :i1:::st':also his for first applied citizenship There were indications however Activities of Nazi that he might delay action for a papers memTo the many foreign-bor- n 0 so to or the MEXICO CITY tug 28 (INS)— drafting bers of the motion picture induday permit (1 of necessay orders stry" be said in a statement Representatives of the United be a to should British Mexican the and States govhelp pleasure arShortly after the president keep the record ernments Wednesday began an inrived from Washington Archbishop government straight I for one want not only vestigation of the activities of Francis J Spellman of the Roman to comply with regulations but Baron F H von Schlebrugge GerToll olos Catholic archdiocese of New York to take every step as swiftly as man army officer who appeared in Vile for home Roosevelt reached possible to place myself on call to the state of Quintana rrt"siteasn '''' r luncheon White House officials defend the United States apparent survey of had nothing to say about the na"My parents were born in Spain Some vbservers thought he might ture of the visit and said that so and I was born in Mexico They be awaiting arrival of a nazi far as they knew it was Mr Roose- brought me to the United States velt's only engagement for the when I was 8 years old and I was Von Schiebrugge left educated and grew up in Texas City three 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