l.j InducteesLeave Tomorrow' (From Thursday's Ea^la) .LEE—Fifteen men will make '♦he second contingent of inductees i leaving local Draft Board No. 44 at 8.35 tomorrow morning The group will be taken to Springfield for the start of their Army careers. Group [leader will be Frederick Wood of1 Lenox, assisted by Joseph G. Bar* tini of I^ee.Besides the two leaders, the, group is made up of Arthur W Wheeler Jr., John B. Giarolo and Charles E. Vreeland of Lee; Rob- L ert E. Wheeler and Donald F. Cun-1 ningham of Lenox; Donald P Gra-harrgand John A Murray of Great . Rarrington; Stanley L Stanisz of Housatonic; Ernest H Wade and I Robert A. Hall of Stockbridge; Carl E. Champigny of Monterey, Eugene R Vosburg of Richmond 1 and John J. Davis, a transfer from 1 | Binghamton, N Y. ■All were drafted with the exception of Wood who volunteered. Wood’s father, Lieut. Frederick Wood, recently retired after 27 years of active service in the Navy. I Originally included in the second group to be sent out by the local ■ board was Julio D Fuore of 1 Lenox. The bonrd, however, post- I poned his induction because of the serious illness of his motherThe next induction group from I I the local board will be Friday. April 20 for 12 registrants. I