Selectees LeaveToday for ArmyAll ReplacementsCohtercBsennueDav41tKinthest*r;Car82^Pi6ddli72Thirteen young men. serving as replacement*, for selectees rejected by physical disability m a pro-tious call will leave today for the BO Fort Haves induction center, Co-j 2 lumbus. to b*»Kin a 3ear of military Gai training . 2The men will report to their vn- o-4 nous draft boards in the Citizens' * National Bank building prior to 5l« thetr departure at 0 a. m. lor the ^ induction centex.By hoards, the replacements include'Board No 1. Lewis E Alexand-et 5)51 Elm street, and Roy C ’\\ad*» 8354 Gilbert street.Board No 2, Russell E. Campbell, S38 Echo avenue, a volunteer; Edward A Gifford, 48 Amazon Hill; John W Lynn, 403 Abbing-lon avenue. Alvin W Burns, 1T4C Moxahala avenue; Ralph Lee. lt;14 Klt; Keen street. James D Curtis, colored, 903 Lee street, a volunteer, and Carlos D Newman, colored,636 Whipple stioet Board 3, Harold M West, Zunes-vdle Rt. 5; Russell W. Bagent, Dresden Rt 2. and Paul E. Robison, Frazeysburg Rt 1Board 4. Everett John Zink Roseville Rt 2 Twenty-seven of the 47 men who yesterday underwent a physical examination conducted by cityDraft Board No. 2 have been tentatively placed m the top draft bracket. Clerk Ralph Cosgrave announced last night The selectees will be definitely classified as available for physical service after blood specimen*, have Th** tests weic conducted by Dr.!p. H. Elliott. Dr. D G. Caudv. Dr ’A. C Oimond, Dr. W. A Sanntcll,,1 Dr. F. D Adams, Dr. Lloyd Wal-strom, and Dr. Floyd Smith.1 The volunieei clerks were F. C.1 Leslie, Pete Massuros, J. I. Sharpe, Dr John G A\ltne. O L West, Ed l Riehl and Theodore Metcalf j„ 1 Prosecutor J Donald Kincaid1 •\as among the men who were examinedNames of four draftees who were rejected following physical exam-veFiD:1CdiRSi91