Evening star., 1940-11-28
Draft Center
Clears More
For Training
60 Men to Receive
FinoI Cheekups at
D. c. Station Today

washington's induction center at
458 Indiana avenue NV. continued
its part in receiving selectees for
the Nations military training pro-
gram today, with 10 local youths and
81 from nearby Virginia and Mary
land expected to report for final
checkups during the day.
In addition to the 56 new Sc
1ectees, 4 who did not complete
physical examinations yesterday
were added to today's list, bringing
the total to be cleared to about so.
Those passing todays final test will
be sent to Fort George G.. Meade to
join the 81 District selectees cleared
by the induction center yesterday
Arrivals by mid-morning included
six selectees from Montgomery
County, Md; three from Prince
Georges County, Md; two from other
Maryland localities and nine from
Virginia. These were:
e. I. Oakes, jr., 6303 Ridgewood
avenue, Chevy Chase, Md; w. w.
Connell, 7121 Wisconsin avenue,
Bethesda, Md; Garfield Dorsey,
r. F. D. 8, Rockville, Md; Fraise A.
Cook, Kensington, Md, and Kermit
H. Goodwin and Robert c. Christie,
both of Silver Spring, Md: N. C.
Bollinger and j. La Marca, Brent
wood. Md; G. S. Shegogue. Hyatts-
vile, Md; Samuel Ziegler, Monrovia,
Md: T. J. Rawlings, Owings, Md:
John Clinton Swank, jr., Alexandria.
Va; P. L. Fox and r. T. Goodwin.
Arlington, Va; John R. Dudley,
Middleburg, Va; King Stone, War
renton, Va; @. H. Gallaher of
Alexandria, Va; B. J. Pemberton Of
Fairfax, Va; c. A. Reid of Front
Royal, Va, and H. N. jefferson,
Luray, Va.
Three Are Football Material.
At least three of these selectees
would be welcomed by any football
coach. Swank, who weighs 226
pounds, played as varsity tackle for
the University of Virginia Stone,
220 pounds, was tackle on the
Valley Forge PaD Military Academy
team. Goodwin, who tips the scales
at a mere 100, is a former quarter
back for the Jones Valley High
School, Birmingham, Ala.
All of the 10 Washingtonians re-
ported at the center by $40 o'clock
this morning. Earliest arrival was
r. P. Martin of 712 G street NE,
volunteer from area II, who re-
ported at $50 am. Last arrival was
Johnny Mitchell of 332 E street Sc.
Mitchell, a volunteer from local board
area No. Is. He explained, blushing.
that he had oversight.
Four Await Final Reports.
The four selectees awaiting final
reports on physical examinations
they took yesterday were Benjamin
LEVITT of 2114 Eighteenth street
NV, Joseph L. Bailey of 1911
Twenty-first street NV, Karl DEF
fenbach of 14l7 N street NV, and
George w. Jones of 3010 Adams
street NE.
Other District registrants report
ing from their local boards we're:
Francis Westlein of 1888 Wisconsin
avenue NV, James E. Williams of
1908 w street NV, William D. Nye
of 1919 Kanawha street NV, Lucien
Bowen, jr., of 1929 Columbia road
NV, Morgan Smith of 1905 Fiji
teenth street NV, william Har-
rod of 2315 Ontario road NV.
Prince Woodbury. of 1884 T street
NV. Andrew Candelaria of 1124
Twelfth street NV. Eugene Futor-
ney Of SO o street S.W., Juliane E.
Glover of 238 Third street S.W,
James Macy of 719 Fifth street NE,
Maurice Campbell of 8O4 Second
street NV, Harry Iacone Of 2611
Monroe street NE, Francis Jenkins
of 308 Thirty-fourth street NE.
Daniel Roberts of 1924 w street Sc,
Theodore Hutton of 3601 Austin
street Sc, and Clarence Graham
Of 1926 Eighth street NV.
John L. Hartnett of Gil Eighth
street S.W. was sent by local board
No. IA as a replacement for Edward
j. Cauthers of 428 Seventh street
S. W., who was excused yesterday
when it developed that he was to be
mustered with the National Guard
in a short time.
Montgomery Men Report.
Twenty-Five county, civic and
business leaders attended the send
of given at the Bethesda Recreation
Center for the two selectees of Mont
gomery County (Md) Board No. 8.
The two selectees, Mr.. Oakes, 21,
and Mr.. Connell, %, were presented
with certificates of honorary men,
bership in the Montgomery County
Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars.
while the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Post, American Legion, gave them
fountain pens as going-away
presents.
The meeting was presided over by
Frederic p. Lee, chairman of the
Selective Board, while James B.
Fitzgerald and w. Francis Hill, the
remaining members of Board No. 8,
we're among those who attended the
ceremony.