Evening star., 1937-01-10
DOCTORS DONATE
R. 0. I. c. SERVICE
so in D. c. and Nearby Area
Volunteer to Conduct
Examinations.

More than SO physicians. of the
District Of Columbia and nearby
counties in Virginia and Maryland
have volunteered to conduct without
charge physical examinations Of
local applicants for the 1887 Citizens
Military Training Camps. Tentative
arrangements contemplate the filing
of applications about February l.
Applicants should apply to WASH
ington Reserve headquarters, in the
Munitions Building, or to the civilian
chairman of the District or local
county chairman. The physicians
who have been authorized to conduct
the examination, with their addresses
indicated, are as follows:
District of Columbia-Drs. John M.
Butcher, Gallinger Municipal Hospi-
tai: Charles T. Carroll, 680l Sixth
street; John r. Cavanaugh, 2804
Rhode Island avenue northeast; Cour-
sen B. Conklin, 1901 I street; George
H Crofton, $40 Twenty street;
Allen S. Cross, Gallinger Hospital;
John L. De Mayo. 5039 Kansas ave-
nue. Arthur Dick and Luther w.
Gray, Gallinger Hospital; Clarence M.
Dollman, Stoneleigh Court; Harry S.
Douglas, 1878 Columbia road; Francis
w. Dunno, 628 Massachusetts avenue
Theodore C. C. Fong, st. Elizabeths
Hospital; Everett M Ellison, 1920 M
street; Rowland H. Ford, 52l3 Four
teenth street; Edward ]. Grass, 3700
Massachusetts, avenue; Joseph M.
Heller, 1746 K street; Clayton H.
Hixson, 1901 I street: Oscar B.
Hunter, 1885 I street: George B. Jen-
kins, 1885 H street; Joseph r. Jordan,
1855 Longfellow street: William P.
Kaufman, 1909 Twentieth street;
Thomas ]. Kelly, 23O Rhode Island
avenue northeast; Clapham p King.
1929 Vermont avenue; Edward A.
Krause. 1901 street; Arthur H. Lewis,
1714 Rhode Island avenue; Edward
P. McLarney. 19 L street; Edward c.
Morse, 2022 @ street; Harry B. Or
leans, 4841 Kansas avenue: Dunlap
F. Penhallow, 1880 Jefferson place;
Glen Pincock, 1929 Vermont avenue;
John A. Reed, 1920 Connecticut
avenue; Harry L. Richardson, 1884 P
street; John NJ. Schultz, Emergency
Hospital; Philip A. E. Stebbing, 800
North Carolina avenue southeast;
Erwin Steinman, $500 Fourteenth
street; Daniel D. v. Stuart, jr., Wy
oming Apartments; Maurice van
Kinsberger, 1900 Connecticut avenue;
David L. Weinstein, 425 Newton
place; Albert NICE. Wheeler, 1924
Farragut street.
Physicians authorized to conduct
the physical examination of appli-
cants in the nearby counties of Mary
land include the following: Charles
County. DR.. F. D. Chappelear, Hughes
vile, Md: Montgomery County, Drs.
Thomas K. Conrad. 5904 Connecticut
avenue. Chevy Chase, Md, and c. R
Naples. 85l2 Georgia avenue, Silver
Spring. Md; Prince Georges County,
Drs. William A. Griffith, Berwyn, Md;
Robert S. McCeney, 402 Main street,
Laurel, Md, and andrew F. Scheele,
Camp "A, C. c. c., Beltsville, Md;
st. Marys County. DR.. Francis F.
Greenwell, Leonardtown, Md
Physicians designated to conduct the
examination of youths residing in the
nearby counties of Virginia are as
follows: Arlington County. Drs. Henry
L.: Bastien, Post Office Building,
Clarendon, Va; John H. Gilligan,
1927 Rhodes street, Clarendon. Va;
S. T. holland, Clarendon Trust Build
ing. Clarendon, Va; Joseph M. Moore,
Belle Haven Apartment. Alexandria,
Va, and Llewellyn Powell, POI North
Washington street, Alexandria, Va.
DR.. William Myer, Herndon. Va, will
conduct the examination in Fairfax
County. and DR.. Stewart McBryde.
Manassas, Va, in Prince William
County.
Cavalry officers of the District will
meet at Fort Myer. Va. this morning
for instruction in equitation under the
direction of Maj. J. c. Mullenix. Dis
trict quartermasters will meet at local
reserve headquarters tomorrow eve
ming under Capt. Wilson. Coast
Artillery officers will conduct mock
court at their conference Tuesday
evening. The Air Corps conference
will be held in room 1859, Munitions
Building. Tuesday night. Combat
principles Of the rifle squadron will be
the subject of the military intelligence
conference Wednesday evening at
headquarters under Maj. Leard. Lieut..
Col. Weikert will discuss scouting and
patrolling. Maj. Heavy will discuss
the defense situation at the 1320th
service unit conference to be held at
headquarters next Thursday evening.
Chemical warfare tactics will be the
subject of the chemical warfare con-
ference that will be conducted by
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