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ona 2 Ser. ~ @ AY file No. 25=40294 ml :. |) he basis of Aenial dy the Local Board has deen noted. Further contact with the War Departaent has been made and at their epecitio Fequest there is enclosed herevith *Withdrewal of Appeal’. * © | Ghe ‘tite of the registrant should be returned id “the Local Board," The next letter of pertinence is dated March 14, 1944, fron Solonel SAMUEL J.EEPEPZAY, Colonel Medical Cerpe, Medical Division to _ Confidential Informant 71. This letter is quoted as follews: =. ~. Ld Pursuant to our telephone conversation teday, I give you the following record of our files on the above named subjects . The matter vas brought to ay. attention by the taspection i Division due to complaints on Novenber 30, 1943, I shen Anvaatigated the - situation and found the following. ~ “ * He had a preinduction examination on Septeaber 2?, 1943 and was accepted. He was sent up for induction on October 30, 1943 and at that time he presented a certificate from Dr. Janet NcKensie Rioch, 17 West 54th Street, New York City to the effect that he was under treatment by the adove doctor who reported: % + pry ye ty 7 * 1 " " i 8 I incorporated this statement in a confidential letter to the b/c. Ghief Medical Officer at the Induction Station and arranged that he should be sent, irrespective of the doctor's certificate, to the Station Hospital ry _. at Fort Jay for their observation and final determination. He was sent to Fort Jay and kept at the Hospital for three days. He was rejected not on the certificates itted, but as I was inforzed "on the opinion of aos 8 I checked the findings with the Chief Medical Officer after- ~ wards because in view of the complaints our efforts were all directed toward having hia accepted. « Further information can be had by you, of course, by looking up his records at Fort Jay Hospital." Ls Rem