Evening star., 1940-10-12
Montgomery and Prince Georges Draft Boards Personnel

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s agent. Board No. 3.
Club and Phi Delta Phi legal fra
ternity and a second lieutenant In
the Organized Reserve Corps.
Montgomery Draft Board No. z.
Stephen James, 81 Monroe street
Linden, Md, At. Director of the
Pan-American Highway. Confeder-
alton. Born in Kentucky. Is grad
uate of Pennsylvania University
Served in the World War as a first
lieutenant in the 42d Infantry
Resident of Linden since 1924. Ac-
tive in civic affairs and is a past
president of the Montgomery Coun-
ty Civic Federation and a former
chairman of the Interfederation
Conference. Is also a member of
the Press Club and is Mason. Has
three daughters and a 17-year-old
son.
william H. Reynolds of North
WoodSide, Md, 81 Is a member
of the firm of the American Instru-
ment Co. in Silver Spring. Born
in Boston, Mass, he is graduate of
the Massachusetts, Institute Of
Technology. Has been resident of
Woodside for 18 years, coming from
Boston. Was exempt during World
War for technical work in the Bu-
reau of Standards. Is member of
the Silver Spring Businessmen's As
sociation, the North WoodSide-
Montgomery Hills Citizens Associa-
ton and served on the Board Of
Directors of both the Silver Spring
Public Library Association and the
Silver Spring Community Center.
Has two sons and two daughters.
Henry E. Allanson, 124 Chestnut
avenue, Takoma Park, Md, So
Business manager of the Bureau of
Plant Industry. Department of Ag-
riculture. Native of Iowa. Gradu-
ated from Cornell University in
1917. Has been resident of Takoma
Park since 1921 and has served on
the Board of Trustees of the Ia
koma Park Presbyterian Church for
a number of years. Is member of
the Takoma Park Masonic Lodge
and of Alpha Gamma Rho Frater-
nifty. Has son 81 years of age who
is graduate of the University of
Iowa.
Montgomery County Board No. 2
Appeal Agent.
Frank B. Proctor, 6l3 Maple Lane,
Silver Spring. Md, At. Architect
and lawyer with Offices in Silver
Spring. Born in Washington, but
has been resident of Silver Spring
most of his life. Attended George
Washington University School of
Architecture. Is graduate of Co.
lumbus Law School and a member
of both the District of Columbia
and Maryland bars. Served in
France during World War as lieu
tenant in the 5th Anti-Aricraft Sec
tor. He is director of the Silver
Spring Community Center and a
member of the Silver Spring Rotary
Club. the Silver Spring Business
mems Association, the Silver Spring
Masonic Lodge and a past COM
mander of the local American Le-
gion post. Was architect for a
number of public buildings in Sill
yer Spring and Montgomery Coun-
ty. Has two sons and a daughter,
all of school age.
Montgomery Draft Board No. 3.
Frederic P. Lee, At, of 6915 Glen
brook road, Edgemoor. A member
of the law firm of Alvord & Alvord
of Washington, Mr.. Lee was born in
Lincoln, Nebr., but has lived in
Maryland since 1919. Received Phi.
B. at Hamilton College. New York,
in 1915; NJ A. degree at Columbia
University, 1916, and LII. B. at Co.
lumbia University, 1918. Admitted
to practice of law in New York
State, 1919; before United States
Supreme Court, 1929; District of
Columbia, 1880, and Maryland, 1910.
Mr.. Lee is active in county civic
circles as a member of the Edge
moor Citizens Association and
elegate-at- Large to Montgomery
County Civic Federation, of which
he was president from 1931-33 Is
only two-time winner of The Eve
ming Star Cup presented each year
through the civic federation for
person performing most outstanding
civic duty in Montgomery County.
Formerly a director in Montgomery
County Social Service League. Mr..
Lee served as a private in infantry
during World War. Has held
several commissions in Officers Re-
serve Corps, the last being a COM
mission as captain and judge
advocate from 1924 to 1929 He is
a member of the American, Dis
trict of Columbia and New York
City Bar Assertions, the American
Society for International Law, Uni
versity Club of Washington and
Columbia University Club of New
York City. Married, he has two
sons and two daughters.
James Is. Fitzgerald, 48, OF East
Underwood street, Chevy Chase, Md,
a lawyer. A native of Washington,
he attended Gonzaga High School
and Georgetown University, where
he received his LII. B. in 1916. A
member of the Reserve Corps when
the World War broke out, he was
called to service in August, 1917,
and sailed for France II days
later. He was overseas 18 months,
connected with Headquarters Troop,
1st Division, as sergeant, first class.
Took part in major offensive Of
July 18, 1918. Was executive secre-
tary of Washington Film Board of
Trade, 1923-1930. Former depart
ment commander, Maryland Ameri-
can Legion; former national vice
commander Of Legion, member Of
Bethesda Chevy Chase Post No. 105,
Legion; member Veterans of For
eign Wars, Knights of Columbus,
Variety Club of Washington, a COM
missioner on the Maryland Park and
Planning Commission and a mem
her of MARYLAND State Council of