Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-22

Forty-nine physicians Of the District
of Columbia, all holding reserve COM
missions in the Medical Corps of the
Reserve component of the Army of the
United States, have volunteered to
conduct the physical examination. free
of charge, of the local Citizens Military
Training Camp applicants for 1881
Young men of the District who will
attend the approaching training camps
should go to the physician nearest their
homes for their physical examination
The reserve medical offcers who have
volunteered their services in this con-
nection are: Coils. Thomas M. Foley
1884 Nineteenth street; Charles c.
Marbury. 1918 Sixteenth street, and
Maurice L. Townsend, Chevy Chase
Sanatorium.
1t. Coils. Coursen B. Conklin. 1901
I street; James G. Cumming, 205 Dis
trict Building: Clarence M. Dollman,
Stoneleigh Courts; Watson W. Eldridge,
st. Elizabeths Hospital; Walter B.
FARMLAND, U. S. Public Health Service
Relief Station, post office building,
Twelfth and Pennsylvania avenue; Au-
gustus c. Gray. 1912 Newton street N
E.: Harry L. Richardson, Park Central
Hotel, and John A. Talbot, 1885 ]
street.
Majors Ralph Duffy. 1900 c street;
George H. Crofton, GAO Twenty-second
street; John C. Eckhardt, Columbia
Medical Building; Everett M. Ellison
1920 M street; Rowland H. Ford, 52l3
Fourteenth street; Oscar B. Hunter
1885 H street; George B. Jenkins, 1885
H street; Edward C. Morse, 1919 M
street; Joseph D. Stout, 1885 street
and Benjamin F. WeemS. 1746 K street
Capts. William M Ballinger, 1924
street; Robert A. Bier, 1854 Columbia
road; John V. Dolan. 1872 Park road;
Theodore c. C. Fong. st. Elizabeth's
Hospital; George A. Holm, st. Eliza
beths Hospital; II. j. Russell McNitt
1885 I street; Judge w. Mankin, 2030
Sixteenth street, and john A. Reed
1920 Connecticut avenue.
First Lieuts. E. Osman Barr, BIS Con-
necticut avenue; Harold j. Cooper, 60l
Department of Commerce Building;
Harry F. Davies, 1885 I street: John l.
De Mayo, 1880 Sixteenth street; George
hay, 2202 Nichols avenue S. E.; Leon
S. Gordon, 1885 H street; Edward j.
Grass, 3700 Massachusetts, avenue;
Clayton H Hixson, 1901 street; Ray
mond T. Holden, Jr., Bill Sixteenth
street; Joseph r. Jordan, 1915 Kenyon
street; Charles A. Lally, 3701 Massa-
chusetts avenue; Joseph j. McHale
1901 I street; Raphael N. Manganaro
1412 Massachusetts, avenue and 7lt
Eighth street N. E; John u. Schwarz-
mann, Jr., 1929 Vermont avenue; How
ard L. Smith, 1901 I street; Walter r
Stokes, 713 Nineteenth street; Howard
H Strine, 1885 street, and Fred Y
Williamson, The Rochambeau.
The physicians who have volunteered
to conduct these examinations in Mary
land are: Majors Thomas K. Conrad
1904 Connecticut avenue, Chevy Chase
Md, and James H. Truitt, Glenn Dale
Md; Capt. William A. Grifith, Berwyn
Md; First Lieut. George E. Lewis, loo
South Washington street, Rockville
Md, and Drs Fred D. Chappelear
Hughesville, Md; Thomas Lynch, Wal.
dorf, Md; George o. Monroe, Waldorf
Md; James E. Nolan, La Plata. Md.
and Ernest Spencer, Bel Alton, Md.
The following physicians will conduc
the physical examinations for thu
young men residing in Virginia: 1t. Col
Llewellyn Powell 20l N. Washington
street, Alexandria. Va; First Lieuts
Clarence A. Ransom, East Falls Church
Va, and Sam L. Tabb, 825 Duke street
and Drs. jackson B. Anderson, Mclean
| Va; Benjamin F. Iden. Manassas, Va.
Edward H. Lillard, Nokesville, Va.
Stewart McBryde, Manassas, Va; vii.
liam Meyer, Herndon, Va; w. Levi!
Schafer, Department of Health, Alex.
sndria, Va, and E. c. Shull, Herndon
Va.
Cavalry reserve officers of the Distric
will meet today at the Fort Myer ridinl
hall at 9:l5 o'clock for instruction II