t£r3J♦I J rFound Improp'Filled OutRegistrants( *The Plymouth county selective service board does not anticipate any further calls for men for military training before the first week in February although they have no official information as to the exactdates. Newspaper* reports say 770 men will be called from Iowa in February and this county’s quota on such a call would probably be five or‘six men and there are volunteers enough to fill such a quota.The secretary of the board says ihany questionnaires are being returned improperly or incompletely filld out that have to be sent back to the registrants for completion or correction. Three common . mistakes rire (1) registrant' having dependents fails to list them, (2) many fail to have signature sworn to, (3) some neglect to list property or place the word “none” in the space if no property is owned.If registrants will read carefully every paragraph of the questionnaire and fill out every blank, place an X through items not pertaining to him or the word “none” where applicable return of so many of these blanks for eornpletion would be unnecessary.If you have any doubts as to how the* questionnaire should be filled out consult any members of the advisory board. Their services are offered without charge and they will be glad to help you. The advisory board in Le Mars is John Keenan, Chairman; Nelson Miller, C. W. Pitts, Roland Bedell, John Hoffman, Burton Dull and C. A. Honnold; Akron, Nelson Geary; Remsen, Burton Par-riott; Kingsley, H. W. Wormley, R. E. Hess.The Plymouth county draft board received word Thursday that future calls for men from draft boards will be based on the number of volunteers available until the supply ofvolunteers is exhausterJ1iJlt;1st1(I1clt;1j•at--'A*.* • lt;•.V■r •• •Countjr haVe all* passed their physica. examinations and will probably be called February 3. .Following is an additional list of (Continued on page five)