FIFTEEN LOCAL ' SELECTEES GET CALL FOR ARMY:i C-- I NP'iftecn Altoona young men have been called by local boards Nos. 1 j and 2 of the city to report on Friday. Aug. 22, for entrainment to ; Camp Leo, Va., where they will be ( inducted into the United States ’’ army. They are in addition to the ( five men called by local board No. .1. sFour of the selectees are volun- I teers, two enrolled by board No. 1 and the same number by No. 2. * Two registrants of No. 3 board also volunteered. They and the other 1 selectees will be entrained at noon ( for Camp Lee.The selectees chosen by Altoona board No. 1. located at H08 Fourth street, are:William Henry Buckel, 509 Ninth avenue. Juniata, teacher in Roosevelt Junior High school, a volunteer.Lewis Dorris Forsht, 705 Fifth avenue, Juniata, cashier, also a volunteer. IRobert James Knepley, 527 Sixth avenue, Juniata, student at University of Maryland.William Leroy Cherry, 22* Willow avenue, sheet metal apprentice.1 P. R. R. company. • (Millard Jams Isenberg, 508 Twenty-seventh avenue, sheet metal worker. P. R. R. company.Selectees called by Altoona board No. 2. located in the old post office building.Donald Emory Oorlock, 1122 Sixteenth avenue, student. He is a volunteer and the son of Captain Frank G. Gerlock, commander of the Altoona medical center and army recruiting station.Michael Thomas Seymore, jr., 1905 Nineteenth street, truck driver also a volunteer.William Norbert Turek, 1501 Logan avenue, laborer. P. R. R. company.Joe Thomas Luciano, 1416 Sixth avenue, clerk. Altoona city.Ray Peter Myers, 1420 Twenty-first avenue, clerk, Altoona city.John Emery P'ostcr. 9 Carlton avenue. Punxsutawney, clerk.Elmer Ellsworth Noland. 1301 Fourteenth street, plasterer.Alvin Irving Coibus. 1703 Six-1 tcenth street, unemployed.Adolph Albert Strasser, 1530 Wal-1 ton avenue, boilermaker apprentice, P. R. R. company.Joseph Letscher, 1300 Jackson 1 avenue, helper, P. R. R. company.