Evening star., 1940-10-09

four years. 1888 to 1887; president
of Central Northwest Citizens AS
sociation married, no children.
Woolsey w. Hall. employe Of
Treasury Department for 35 years;
residence, 1880 Wallach place NV;
age 58 native of Washington:
registrar in World War draft and
served as shorthand reporter for
Military Intelligence and Justice
Departments during World War;
graduate of Howard University Law
School, 1924 former president, Fed
Grafton of Civic Associations. now
association delegate Of Central
Northwest Citizens Association;
married. no children.
LOCAL BOARD AREA NO. IL.
Boundaries: Eleventh street, Park
road NV, Soldiers Home and
North Capitol street.
r. w. Fearing. 753 Fairmont street
NV. Born in Washington so years
ago. he attended public school and
Howard University. From Job as
electrician on Ellis Island, he enlisted
in the 18th Divisional Training
Regiment. Fort Des Moines, Iowa.
obtained an officers commission and
served for eight months in France
as signal officer with the 367th
Infantry of the 92nd Division. At
present commander Of the James
E. Walker Post of the American
Legion. he retired in 1887 from the
Fearing Electrical Co. After the
war he was connected with the
Bureau of Printing and Engraving.
His hobbies are baseball and bowl
ing.
r. NJ. Williams, employe of Post
Office Department; residente, 1903
First street NV; age 43, native Of
Washington; graduate Of the John
NJ Langston School of Law, 1929;
served as sergeant in Field Artil-
lery in World War; past commander
of James Reese Europe Post No S,
American Legion; married, no chill
dren.
Frank Coleman. professor of ply
sizes, Howard University; residence,
Al Quincy place NV; aged 81
native of Washington; graduate of
Howard University and University
of Chicago (MSD: served as first
lieutenant, 1868 Infantry. in World
War; past commander of James E.
Walker Post No 36, American Legion;
founder of what is now Blooming
dale Citizens Association; married
no children.
The Rev. J. d. Pair. former clergy
man, clerk in Post Office Department
for past So years; residence, 745
Girard street NV; native of
Raleigh. N. c., age ST; graduate of
Howard University School of Re-
ligion, 1911 pastor for 81 years Of
Warrenton (Va0 Mt. Zion Baptist
Church: former president Fedora
tion of Parent-Teacher Associations
Of Washington and now president
emeritus Of Federation; married. has
six children, including one son, Har-
mon. of draft age. Two of his sons,
DR.. Clarence Q. Pair of Mt. Vernon,
N. Y, and DR.. James NJ. Pair of Bal
timore, are practicing physicians,
and members of the U. S. Army
MeulCdl corps reserve.
James M. Nabrit, jr., 654 Girard
street NV. Secretary of Howard
University. Graduate of Morehouse
College, Atlanta, Ga. and of North
western University. Received doctor
of jurisprudence degree from latter.
Served as dean of Arkansas State
College, Pine Bluff, Ark. and prac-
ticed law in Houston, Tex, prior to
joining Howard University faculty.
Member of bar of Supreme Court
of the United States.
LOCAL BOARD AREA NO. l3.
Boundaries Fifth street, New York
and Vermont avenues and S street
NV.
DIR. NJ. NJ. MacLain, Hamilton
Hotel. A physician in the adjudica-
ton service of the Veterans Admin
istration, DR.. MacLain was born in
Belvidere, N j., in 1890 He got his
degree in medicine in 1913 and
served during the World War as a
first lieutenant in the Medical Corps.
After the war he joined the Public
Health Service and was assigned to
a Coast Guard cutter at Portland,
Me. He came to Washington in 1920
and has been with the Veterans
Administration ever since He is a
member of the National Cathedral
Post of the American Legion and
the Sons Of the American Revolu-
tion.
Harvey L. Bean, ~, of 1906 Yer
mont avenue NV, Bureau of En-
craving and Printing employe. Born
in Selma, Ala, where he volunteered
for Army in February, 1917. Sta
toned at Newport News. Va. with
Headquarters Band, 304th Service
Battalion. played mellophone. Dis