Evening star., 1941-03-01
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Pick First March
SeIecfees
Alexandra Names
8 and Rockville Will
Send Is Men

The names of eight selectees from
Alexandria, Va, and 25 from the
Rockville Md area who are to
fill the first March quota, were an
nounced today by selective service
officials.
Virginia's selective service head
quarters at Richmond. meanwhile.
announced the quotas for March
in that State have been boosted
to 1877 men for the seventh call.
The men from Montgomery Coun-
ty Board No. l area in Rockville
will leave for Baltimore on March
IA, while those from Alexandria are
to leave on March II and 10.
Officials at Rockville are also
sending two men to replace two
who were deferred at the induc-
ton station on February "a.
The requirements are Cecil COL
man, 80, Rockville, and Leroy A.
Hawkins, %, r. F. D., Gaithersburg.
Rockville Selectees.
The new white Rockville selectees
are Arthur r. Luhn, %, Barnesville;
Arthur Lawrence Cox, 81, Gathers
burg; Leo Burns Smith, %, Cal
thersburg; Frank Conrad Schneider,
jr., %, Rockville; Russell Eugene
Day, 27, Gaithersburg; Richard
Humphrey Cissel, "a, Rockville;
Robert Thomas Lester, jr., Is, 43
Waverly avenue, Garrett Park;
James Everett Mckenzie, %, Rock
vile; Cecil Victor Hoult, 80, Fair
month, w. Va. moved; Thomas
Edward LIE Grand, %, Gaithersburg;
Courtney Burdett Jones, 25, Boyds;
John Henry Williams, 81, Dickerson:
Milton Potter Brown, %, Rockville;
Glenn Edward Barthel, "a, Rock
vile; James Maurice Beall, %,
Poolesville; John Horace Waters. az,
Germantown, and Joseph Burns
Orrison, 81, Rockville.
The new colored men from the
same board are Hallman Williams,
| jr., 81, Poolesville; Robert Henry
Davis, %, Gaithersburg; James
Elmer Hawkins, "a, Gaithersburg;
Robert Erwin Williams, 81, Rock
vile; James Augustus Adams, IS,
Rockville; Frank Wallace Gassa-
way, %, Gaithersburg; William
Nickens, %, Gaithersburg, and Oscar
Alphonso Lefeged, 26, Rockville.
Alexandria Selectees.
The Alexandria selectees are: Alan
Smith Hadfield of 16 Spring street;
Lawrence A. Wood, jr., of "a East
Chapman street: Mark B. Henderson
of 104 East Walnut street; James H.
Moore, jr., of 1877 King street: Jesse
| N. Cardwel of 3641 Oren street;
George E. Pullman of All South Lee
street; Orlando J. Pulzone Of 16
East Peyton avenue, and James H.
Haley of SOB Gibbon street.
Board Clerk A. S. Slaymaker said
all the men will report on March
10, except Haley, who is colored and
will report on March II.
Meanwhile, Arlington County Sc
| lective service boards yesterday an
nounced six replacements.
Two white men and two colored
were rejected by board No. 2 out
Of IL men examined. The white re-
placements, who report Monday
and leave for the induction center
at Baltimore on Tuesday. are Jack
r. Harris of 1907 South Twentieth
street and Cecil A. Huff of Hern-
don, Va. The colored requirements
are Henderson Chandler of 1437
Twentieth street, Arlington, and
Robert T. Boyd of 1908 South Mel
son street, Arlington. The colored
requirements report to the board
next Tuesday.
Board No. l also announced two
requirements. They are Batson
Pope of POST North Brandywine
street, who left yesterday for the
induction center, and Venerando
Caffi of 918 North Stafford street.
Virginia Quota 1877.
The new Statewide call in Vir-
ginia is for $40 white and 1875
colored men. 1t brought to 1877
men the quotas allocated Virginia
for March. The sixth call, announced
last week, was for 480 white and
112 colored selectees.
Including the latest call, Virginia
will have contributed 2,874 men
toward her years quota of s,747,
leaving 6,873 to be inducted before
the close of June if the full quota
is to be attained.