Evening star., 1941-03-29
Nearby Areas Prepare
To Send Additional
Se|ectees 10 Army
Prince Georges Next
Group to Go April Is;
Virginia Quotas Fixed

A tentative list of selectees who
will leave from Upper Marlboro, Md,
on April 16 and quotas for nearby
Virginia board areas were an
nounced by selective service Of
f1cials today.
The Maryland men whose names
were announced will be drawn from
Prince Georges County Board No. 2
area. There were As names in the
list.
Virginias 10th selective service
call will take IL men from Alex
andria between April 81 and "a,
while IA men will be inducted from
Arlington County Board No. 1 and
l3 from Arlington Board No 2.
Other quotas reported by the As
sociated Press in Richmond included
IS white recruits and l colored from
Fairfax, 5 white and ! colored from
Fauquier. S white men from Lou
doun, 3 from Prince william, / from
Fredericksburg, from Warren and
2 from Frederick.
Meanwhile, the Fairfax County
Selective Service Board has sum-
moned "a registrants for physical
examinations during the coming
week, Chairman Herbert o. Blunt
of the board announced.
Tuesday, the following men have
been directed to report to Dr.. T. B.
McCord, chief medical examiner,
and Dr.. 6. R. Carpenter, county
medical director, in the courthouse
clinic at 9 am:
Robert E. Jones, Route 3, Alex
andria; James w. Fenwick, Route /,
Springfield; Charles Ross Williams,
Route 3, Vienna; George E. Buckner,
Route l, Alexandria; Luchian Lee,
Route 2, Alexandria; Edward Harri-
son Sheppard, Route 8, Box 1870,
Alexandria; Ralph H. Wilkinson,
Herndon; Clarence M. Miller, Route
/, Alexandria, and James F. john
son, Route l. Fairfax.
Wednesday, at pm, John Paul
Silman, route l, Falls Church, and
Michael A. McGurgan. Rosemary
lane, Falls Church, have been di-
rected to report to DR.. Charles A
Finnigan at his Falls Church Office
for examination, and on the same
day at 2 pm. Charles Weinberg,
Herndon, and Otis Kemper Miller,
route 2, Herndon, have been sum-
moned to report to DR.. w. D. Chase
at his Office at Mclean, for physical
examinations.
Will Report on Thursday.
Thursday at 9 am, the following
have been directed to report to
the courthouse clinic for examina-
ton by DR.. McCord and DR.. Car
penter. Edward F. McHugh, box
800, Alexandria; Richard L. Jones,
route l, Alexandria; Robert A. Ar
mold, route l, Alexandria; Matthew
Denwood Parrish, route l, Alexan-
dria Wade H. Hurley, route l.,
Alexandria; Carroll Iden, Fairfax:
Thomas Cook, Alexandria, and
Chester M. Brooks, route 3, Alexan-
dria.
On the same day at pm. two men
will report to DR.. Chase at his Office
for examinations. They are Ira
Claude Morris, Route 3, Vienna, and
Thomas Ebney, Vienna.
DR.. Finnigan will examine CLYDE
Gordon Malone, Mclean, and Thom-
as L. Hayes, Mclean, on Friday at 3
pm. at his Office.
Prince Georges Selectees.
The names of the Prince George
County men tentatively called are as
follows:
Watson. Roland G. Anselier. Melvin M
SleaeL OIto a kidwell, John Lewis
Long. David T. Combs Ralph + A.
SSnIth, J4nn Egerton, William H.
Curry, William Mel. Jackson. Arthur
Doane. Leon G Johnston Percy John
pian, pnunidS. 10y En- Miles. Klien Desol
MeIrad rhariss n Van Horn, Robert p.
he Goreue H.rn ~ Owens, w. z. Sd
Gerrett, lanes II Sweeney, Russell
Clarke, Albert N Toole. william D.
Anderson Alfred r. Grimm James T.
Hardy. William E.. jr. Guide, Georse E.
Cenar, Mack j. Payne, Preston L.
Ross Raymond E. Lowe, Richard A.
Msttingly, B. A.. jr. Roof, Jesse Kinsler
Scoby. Donald LIE r. Davis, Bill
Lewis. Ambrose White, Alvin Perry
Scoby, Donald Leroy Hayton, william W.
Essex, John Walter Sweeney, Merton v.
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