Evening star., 1941-03-17
New SeIectees
From Nearby
Are Announced
Others Already
Called Leave for
Baltimore Center

Md, and nearby Virginia were an
nounced by selective service boards
today as groups of trainees left
from Upper Marlboro, Md, and Alex
andria and Arlington. Va.
Sixteen white men were inducted
by Prince Georges County Board
No. this morning, while three men
left from nearby Virginia. The
Marlboro group left by bus for the
induction center at Baltimore.
Wallace A. Russell 119 Prince
street. a replacement for the fourth
CALL and Russell M. Johnson, col
ored, of 1909 Cameron street, first
selectee of the sixth call, were dis
patched to Baltimore at 9 am. to-
day by the Alexandria Draft, Board,
while JuniuS johnson. 1907 Colum-
bia pike, was sent for induction by
Arlington County Board No. 2.
The names of 80 white and four
colored selectees ordered to report
for induction Saturday from the
Silver Spring area were announced
by Montgomery County Board No. 2.
oHe SOlOTeu volunteer.
The colored contingent will con-
tain the first colored volunteer to be
sent from this board area, officials
announced.
The colored volunteer is Robert
Meredith Murphy, %, Route l, Silver
Spring, carpenters helper.
The 80 white men announced to-
day contained four volunteers. They
are John Allen Styers, 35, Kensing-
ton; Nels Franklin Peterson, %,
Kensington; William Wheeler, 80.
Kensington, and William Wallace
Sutherland, %, 101 Cedar avenue,
Takoma Park
Other Selectees called are Calvin
Powell Brockdorff, %, 2l2 Buffalo
avenue, Takoma Park; Clarence
Ford Sweeny, %, R. F. D. 3, Silver
Spring; George Russell Sheetz, "a,
r. F. D. 2, Silver Spring; Harold
Theodore Wahlheim, 26, 224 Sheridan
street NV; Richard Thomas Bean,
81, R. F. D. 2, Silver Spring; Elmer
Duaine Wheeler, 26, No. l Dupont
street, Kensington; Arthur Banks
Brown, 27, 126 Carroll avenue,
Takoma Park; Prescott E. Brown,
%, R. F. D. 2, Silver Spring.
Other Names.
! Also Bernard Charles Kober, %.
9 Sussex road, Silver Spring; Joseph
Vincent Fitzgerald, 81, 811 Thayer
avenue, Silver Spring; Dewey Hunter
Beckham, "a. 310 M street NE;
Samuel Lewis Gum. q, No. 2 Elwyn
court, Silver Spring; Erwin Braxton
Fitzwater. 26, Kensington: Arthur
Leo Dalton, %, 1911 Dale drive,
| Silver Spring: Elmer John Lechlider
81, R. F. D. 2, Silver Spring: Arthur
Sponseller Myers, 81, R. F. D. |,
Silver Spring; William Heinrich
Moeller, IS, 1909 Seminary road,
Silver Spring; Page Edward Tull.
26, 60l Garland avenue, Takoma
Park.
Also Burton Emil Parish, 81, 19
Lee avenue, Takoma Park; John
Abercrombie Letham, 80, ia Park
hurst drive, Silver Spring; Thomas
Earl Thompson, Is. Route /, Silver
Spring; Herbert Parrish Galliher,
81, 201 Cedar avenue, Takoma Park
Herbert woodrow Windsor, %,
McComas avenue, Kensington;
Arthur lie Roy Munson, %, 21O
Buffalo avenue, Takoma Park; Ed
ward Jones. 25, r. F. D. l, Silver
Spring; Harold Forest Randall, 35,
R. F. D. 2, Silver Spring; Richard
Harris, %. 10157 Sutherland road,
Silver Spring, and S. Terry Lubore,
27, 3718 Ridge avenue, Silver Spring
The other three colored selecteeS
are Algie McAlister, %, Route 2
Silver Spring; Marcus William
Hamilton, 20, Forest Glen, and
Augustus Benjamin Hill, "a, East
Lincoln avenue, Takoma Park.
Nine Fairfax Men Called.
Nine men have been ordered to re-
port for induction from Fairfax
County this week by the County
Selective Service Board.
One of the selectees-Curtis Glib
son. 81, colored. Route l, Mclean
will leave today and the other eight
men are scheduled for induction
| Wednesday.
| They are Elmer Anderson Sher-
man, "a, West Falls Church; Charles
A. Bryant, 81, Route l, Dillwyn, Va;
James Mead Mays, 26, Route /,
Fairfax Station; Donald Stewart
Petit, %, Route l, Alexandria; ;
Charles Harold Dove, 20, Burke
Herbert Elmer Dove, 81, Burke; Gar
nett Randolph Davis, 26, Clifton
Station, and Aubrey w. Hutchinson,
%, Route l, Fairfax.
Herbert o. Blunt, chairman of the
Selective Service Board, announced
all the men are volunteers.
On Wednesday at $3.50 am, Ar
lington County Board, No. l, will
send five selectees, the balance from
the sixth CALL They are Marvin A.
Davis of East Falls. Church, Robert
L. Steele, sol North Highland street;
Maurice M. Lunsford, 1926 Carlyn
Spring road: Howard J. Preston, 708
North Jackson street, and Robert
L. Potterfield, jr., of East Falls
| Church.
Arlington Board, No. 2.
Board No. in Arlington Wednes-
day will send Vivien A. Mason, SOFT
First street NV, and Loren P.
Scheffel, 2613 South Eleventh street.
Alexandrians scheduled to entrain
Wednesday are Mark B. Henderson,
104 East Walnut street: James H.
Moore, jr., of 1917 King street;
Jessie N. Cardwell of Hampton, Va. !;
George E. Pullman, All South Lee
street, and Orlando j. Pulcone, 16
East Peyton avenue.
The Fairfax board has notified
20 men to report for physical ex-
aminations this week. The follow
ing have been directed to report
to the courthouse clinic tomorrow
at 9 am. for examination by DR..
T. B. McCord, chief examiner, and
DR.. G. R. Carpenter, county medical
director:
Willard Ray Roberts, w. P. A.
camp, Fort Belvoir; Alfred Dodson,
Route 2, Alexandria; Dewey H.
Maley, Burke; Kenneth H. Ogden,
Route 2, Fairfax; Julian B. Peverill
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