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North Carolina avenue Sc, and J.
H. Elvin, $500 Fifth street NV.
Board No. I'm. H. Prospect, 216
Eighth street Sc. and Frank w.
Braden, 628 East Capitol street.
Board No 18-E. Y. Davidson, 512
East Capitol street, and Charles J..
Bovine, 200l Rhode Island avenue
NE.
Board No. 19-Frank H. Trigg,
1901 North Capitol street, and Nor
man w. Harris, 1902 Dumbarton
avenue NV.
Board No. 20-A. Fife Heath. 1888
Monroe street NE, and Raymond
Murray, 1925 I street NV.
Board No. 21-R. w. Conklin, 31OO
Twentieth street NE, and Robert
R. Hotel, 1922 Monroe street NE.
Board No. 22-Edward Burke
Kelley, 1742 N street NV. and Earl
W. Graeff, 34OO Twenty-fourth
street NE.
Board No. 23-Edwin S. Crisp 1888
Alabama avenue Sc, and George
I. Eppard, COL Minnesota avenue
me.
Board No. 24-R. K. Hollings-
worth, l4l8 Good Hope road Sc,
and Aaron S. Schwartzman, 1920
Sixteenth street NV.
Appointment of both the physi-
clans and the appeal agents was
made by the national director of
selective service with the approval
of President Roosevelt. The nomi-
nations were submitted by the Com
missioners.
The lists were compiled with the
assistance of special committees OF
the District of Columbia Medical
Society and Bar Association.
Absentee Cards Pour In.
Meanwhile, registration cards
signed by District residents who hap
pened to be elsewhere in the country
on registration day are pouring into
local selective service headquarters
"by the thousands" officials said to-
day, indicating the total number of
Washington registrants will exceed
the registration day count of l14,34l
when the card-sWapping process is
completed.
Incoming cards vastly outnumber
the out-of- State cards being for
warded to other localities from the
District, it was said. officials esti-
mated that between 1000 and 5000
certificates of prospective selectees
registering here but living outside
the District have been mailed to
their proper boards.
Exact total of incoming cards has
not been computed, as these cards
are being forwarded to the separate
local boards for listing by serial
numbers as they are received at
headquarters.
Five Clerks Handling Cards.
Five clerks are assigned exclusive
ly to the task of handling incoming
and outgoing cards at headquarters.
Most of the nearby States have
been heard from, officials said, and
others are sending in cards of Dis
trict residents daily in order to
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lottery next Tuesday.
Late would-be registrants mean
while were being referred to their
local boards today, the special reg
istration desk at selective service
headquarters having been closed for
good last night. Only IL late COM
ers signed up in the National Guard
Armory lobby yesterday. Registra-
tions at the desk during the four
previous days averaged nearly so
per day. Adequate excuses for not
registering on the proper day were
given in each case, it was reported.
The city's "a selection boards con-
tinued the task of listing their
registrants, shuffling and number
ing cards signed outside the Dis
trict as they are received from
headquarters. Many of the boards
were nearing completion of their
lists, while others speeded their
work to complete the task within
the next few days.