Evening star., 1940-11-22
1OAppointed
oHear DC.
Draft Appeals
II Picked to Fill
Quote for Induction
Next Week
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A 10-man Board of Appeals, vest.
ed with supreme authority in selec-
ton of Washington men for mill
tary training under the selective
service program, was announced to-
day by the national draft office, as
local officials dispatched orders to
IL additional selectees needed to fill
the Districts quota for initial in
ductions next week.
Jurisdiction of the Board of Ap-
peals covers review of any decision
concerning the classification of a
registrant by any draft board In the
city and the power to affirm, modify
or reverse the decision. Opinion Of
the Board of Appeals shall be final,
according to regulations, unless
modified or reversed by the Presi-
dent OF the United States.
Dr.. Clarence A. Dykstra, national
director of selective service, mott.
fed the District Commissioners by
letter today that the 10 men recon-
mended by them for the board on
November 13 had been appointed
by direction of President Roosevelt.
Those Appointed.
The appointees and professions
they represent were:
Lawyers: William E. Leahy Of
1925 Garfield street NV. and Judge
James A. Cobb, 1882 S street NV.
Physicians: Dr. w. Cabell Moore,
POLL r street NV, and Or. James
A. Cannon, 1915 Biltmore street NV.
Business: John Callan OLaughlin,
PASS California street NV. and Earl
Goodwin, 1850 Mintwood place NV.
Citizens: DR.. George C. Havenner,
2912 Albemarle street NV, and DR..
c. Herbert Marshall, ir., 2712 P street
NV, and
Labor: John Locher, 1923 o street
NV, president of the Central Labor
Union of the A. F. Of L., and Cecil
Owen, 2109 Huidekoper place NV,
an official of the Industrial Union
Council of the C. I. o.
The Commissioners we're advised
they may proceed to deliver notices
of appointment and with execution
of oaths of Office, waivers of pay
and the acceptances Of appoint.
ment.
Will Issue Certificates.
Certificates of appointment are
to be issued by Selective Service
national headquarters upon receipt
80 fo 1f ovxv>Nsr1tSrray,f and
certification that the oaths Of office
and waivers of pay have been ex-
ecuted.
The IL registrants, to whom or
ders to report for induction next
Wednesday and Thursday were
mailed today, complete the citys
quota of 81 men for the first call.
Selectees named today and days
designated for them to report were:
Board No. z, Lucian Bowen, jr.
1929 Columbia road NV, Thurs
day. 1.-TWO men ordered to report
from Board No. on wednesday
already have been announced)
Board No. Is, Juliane E. Glover,
238 Third street S.W, and Johnny
Mitchell, 332 E street Sc, both on
Thursday.
Board No. 16, Albert L. Sawyer.
15l7 Pennsylvania avenue Sc,
Wednesday.
Board No. IT, Bartlo G. Hunt, 1912
A street Sc, Wednesday; Martin
R. Parrett, 712 c street NE, Thurs
day.
Board No. 18, Joseph I. Fox, $50
F street NE, Wednesday; James
Macy, 719 Fifth street NE, Thurs
day.
Board No. 20, Lucian D. Loveless,
2606 Fourth street NE, and Rocco
Tanettta, 4218 Thirteenth street
NE, both Wednesday; Harry Iacone.
2611 Monroe street NE, Thursday.
Board No. %, George w. Jones,
3010 Adams street NE, Wednes-
day.
First call quotas for all other
local boards already have been filled.
OF the 81 men named to represent
the city in the initial call to service,
only three were actually drafted,
according to officials at local select
i've service headquarters. The others
were among those who volunteered
to be placed at the top Of order
number lists.
Sendoff Ceremonies.
Washington's first contingent of
trainees will meet at selective service
headquarters in the National Guard
Armory, Sixth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV, at 10 am.
Wednesday for sendoff ceremonies.
Thirty-two men will make up the
first group, while the remaining 19
will be similarly honored the fol-
lowing day. The District Commits
sioners have been invited to join
members Of the selective service
executive staff in getting the trainees
underway.
From the ceremonies the men will
be directed to the induction center
for the Washington area at 458 In
diana avenue NV. for final physical
examinations and instructions be-
fore departing for Fort George G.
Meade, Nd. reception center for the
Third Corps Area.
A similar procedure has been
planned for Thursday.
The 81 selectees have been invited
to the opening professional hockey
game at Riverside Stadium Tuesday
night as guests of the management.
They will be asked to display their
induction orders at the admission
gate as Identification.
High percentage of volunteers in
the first call group indicates physical
deferments among volunteers were
relatively low.
Orders have been issued at local
draft headquarters that the local
boards are not to publicize infor-
nation, general or specific, on the
results Of physical examinations Of
their registrar1ts.
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