Evening star., 1940-12-28
7 2Montgonlery
Boards Name
SeIectees
ID Volunteers on
List Of s. to Be
Inducted Soon


Inducted Soon
Selective service boards In two
Montgomery County districts. today
listed their selectees for the January
| 1916 induction, while the Alexarl-
dria (Va) board announced 1t had
classified 319 Of LOTT registrants in
class Al and designated its first
colored selectee.
The Montgomery County quota
of 36 will be filled with 80 white and
3 colored men, IA of them volun-
teers, officials said
The Montgomery volunteers to be
sent from the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Board No. 3 are:
Charles Emil Ofenstein. %, Of 1924
Woodside place, Chevy Chase, sur
veyor for the Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission
Charles Harry McKimmie, ~, Of
202 Blaine drive, Chevy Chase, un-
| employed.
Robert Parks Smith, 26, now living
at 2505 Thirteenth street NV, un-
employed.
Norman Wesley Smith, "A, who
now lives at Salt Lake City, Utah,
shipping clerk.
Other January selectees from the
area are:
Raymond Keith Mcintyre, %, of
6314 Brookeville road, Chevy Chase.
native of England and naturalized
citizen, research employe.
John Edward Hilton, 81, now liv-
ing at 1924 Garfield street NV.
engineering craftsman with Federal
Power Commission.
Francis Warren Cramer, 81, Of
New Cut road, Bethesda, brick
mason.
Dan Simpson Leasure. 26, of 6101
Connecticut avenue, Chevy Chase.
air lines employe
Harold Keller Lehman, "a, of 1923
East-West highway, Bethesda,
pharmacist
Arthur Briggs Hanson, "a. son of
Elisha Hanson, prominent attorney,
Of 1901 Old Georgetown road, law
| clerk.
Rockville No. 1 List.
The list announced by the Rock
vile Board No. included eight
white men, two of them volunteers,
and two colored selectees, both
volunteers. One of the latter is
only ~ years of age. He was
permitted to register and be in
cluded in the next call with per-
mission of his parents.
The white volunteers are Louis
Neal Grouse, %, of Gaithersburg,
truck driver. and Ernest Griffin,
"a, now living in Tazewell, Tenn.
Other white selectees are Casper
Allen Hottinger, 81, of Washington
Grove, laborer; James Emory
Suddath, %, Of Dickerson. a farm
laborer; William Coyne Reinhardt.
81, now living in Seattle, Wash;
Douglas Richard Beach, jr., 26,
OF Gaithersburg, landscaping en-
ploye, Donald Vincent Winner, IS.
of Rockville. salesman. and Lester
Dewey Gray, %, of Rockville,
laborer.
The colored volunteers are Lewis
Crutchfleld, 10, of Rockville, un-
employed, and Albert Henry Hawk
ins, 80, of Rockville, laborer for the
Washington Sanitary Commission.
Stephen James, chairman of Silver
Spring Board No. 2, said this boards
quota of IS white and one Colored
selectee had been tentatively chosen.
but awaited final word on q few
medical examinations which had
been referred to the Medical Ap-
peals Board for decision It will
be announced early next week, he
said.
COlored Volunteer Called.
James P. Addison, q, of the 400
block of North Patrick street will be
the first colored man to be indicted
| from Alexandria, 1t was announced
today by the Alexandria Draft Board.
Addison is a volunteer and will be
inducted at Baltimore on January
| 16 He will fill the boards January
quota of one colored man.
The board previously had an
nounced that six other white men
who also are volunteers, are pre-
pared to be indicted at Baltimore on
January TO-
! Addison Slaymaker, clerk to the
board, said that out of LOTT regis
trants classified, the board has
assigned tentative Al classifica-
tions to 319 men. These Al class
ifications are subject to confirma-
ton by examining physicians.
Alexandria has been assigned a
net quota of 176 men by June 80
and the board is having Is men
given physical examinations at the
Alexandria Health Clinic every Fri
day night until a sufficient number
of Al men are found to fill the
quota.
Deferment Studied.
Meanwhile, in Baltimore, a Draft
Appeal Board today studied an
aviation workers plea for deferment
of Army training, and said its
decision would outline standards
for guidance" in future appeals in
that industry there, the Associated
Press reported.
Dominick J. Falkenstein, "a.
tooi-layout employe at the Glenn
L. Martin Aircraft Co., appealed
when his local board rejected his
deferment plea. Deferment for
Mr.. Falkenstein also was urged by
Daniel w. Siemon, Martin per-
Sonnel director.
Clarence H. Miles, Appeal Board
chairman, said the boards decision
would attempt to outline deferment
Standards" 1t Is Maryland's first
Appeal Board review.
Orders Sent TO Boards.
Orders affecting all % counties to
call up 682 selectees for training
January 1915 in Maryland's second
quota were sent to local boards
yesterday by State headquarters.
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