"Old Mans Draft Card U..S.A. 1942" help required

[Swally]

Guys,

I am looking for a copy of "Old Mans Draft Card U..S.A. 1943" for a John Smith Allan / Allen.  This was issued to men deemed too old to fight in WW2, it details their age, address, employer and also the name of a person who would be able to identify them.
I am looking for a John Smith Allan born 1891 in Aberdeen Scotland.
He went to America in 1911 and settled in Barre, Vermont.
I can't find him on the 1920 Census, was he possibly back in the UK fighting in WW1?
I can't  be sure I have the right one in the 1930 Census due to the lack of details. The one I have in 1930 stayed in Michigan but I can't be sure it is him, the "Draft Card" may help.
If you could be so kind to have a look or could possibly point me in the right direction I would be obliged.

Ta,

Swally

[*Sandra*]

Believe your John Smith Allan was born 22 nd Feb 1891. The John Smith Allan on the WW1 Draft in Michigan was born 4 th Oct 1890.

The US  Army Register of Enlistments 1798 - 1914 has A John S Allan listed 15th Jan 1912 from Aberdeen in Scotland. Labourer. Blue Eyes. Auburn Hair. Ruddy Complexion. 5 foot 8 1/2 ins. Dis June 11th 1912. Regiment CAC 155.

No further details

[Swally]

Sandra,

Great that you responded so quickly.

The guy in Michigan, although the date of birth doesn't match up are there any other details.  Our John wasn't that clued up about birthdays and I would need further info before I discount him just yet.

The guy who joined up is a possible, but his height & description are different from his shipping manifest although I would trust the army before a shipping line, the army would have been more accurate I would have thought.

Is there any way we can get his service recors even though it was only 6 months?

Cheers,

Swally

[*Sandra*]

He was born in Glasgow, Plummer with a wife Lorraine and partially dependants parents.
Had peviousle been a Private for 2 1/2 months in Michigan

[Lisa in California]

Could this be John:
1920 Williamsport Ward 2, Lycoming Co., PA
John Allen, age 30 and born in Scotland, immigrated 1911.  Machinist, machine shop
May or Mary, wife, age 25, born PA
They had a daughter, age 1/12 months, born PA
Census taken January 4 and 5, 1920

I'm having computer problems and I'm unable to check the 1930 census right now.

[Lisa in California]

I think I found the Williamsport John in 1930 - I cannot read his town of birth, but it wasn't Aberdeen.  (It does state the town name and Scotland next to it, rather than just
"Scotland".)

[*Sandra*]

Kirkcudbrightshire for that one Lisa 

[Lisa in California]

 
I'm glad I didn't try to figure it out.  I'll stick with my English and Irish locations.

Thanks, Sandra.