Evening star., 1941-06-20
Schools Listed
For July |
Registration
Men Who Reached
II Since Oct. IS
To Sign for Draft

Twenty-Five schools in the Dis
trict were designated today by Dis
trict selective service headquarters
as registration places on July / OF
men who have reached their 2lst
birthday since the last registration
day, October Is.
A central registration place for
transients and those residing here
temporarily will be established in
the National Guard Armory, Sixth
street and Pennsylvania avenue
NV. But Brig. Gen. Albert L. Cox,
selective service director for the
District, emphasized that this is not
intended as registration place for
commuters who work in Washing
ton and live in nearby Maryland or
Virginia. Commuters are asked to
register at home draft boards.
The Armory is designed particu-
larly as registration place for
travelling men whose homes may be
in distant States.
To Open at : AM.
Registration centers will open at
am. and remain open until 9
pm.
In Washington. local draft board
headquarters will not register the
men. Instead the designated
schools will be used.
Gen. Cox pointed out that each
registrant had the right TO decide
his place of residence, but. once he
makes this decision. he must abide
by it and the local board there will
have jurisdiction over him. Thus
reglstrants here who do not con-
slider Washington their homes must
so indicate definitely when thev
register. Their registration cards
VIII be sent to the places they desig-
nate.
The director announced the ap-
polntment of William H. Hargrave
as chief registrar for the District,
Mr.. Hargrave is department com
mander of the American Legion.
His assistants will be Comdr. w. A.
Corley, Raymond Saunders and
Donald G. Stanley.
The local chief registrant In each
area Is the chairman of the draft
board. Each will be assisted by a
supervisory registrant.
List of Places.
The list of schools designated as
registration places and names OF
registrars, with the chief registrar
name appearing first, follow:
/ Area l, Western High. F. G. Ad-
olson, Jr., and Charles F. Pierce
Area 2, Woodrow Wilson. A. !.
Driscoll and George WohIgemuth.
Area 3. Deal. Edmund M. Toland
and Alexander D. McKinnon.
Area 4, Calvin Coolidge, James E.
CollifoWer, George E. Evanshaw.
Area S. Paul Junior High, William
z. Spicer and Joseph A. Walker.
Area 6, Mcfarland, Michael Kap-
neck and r. T. Haugh.
Area Z, Powell Junior High, Philip
Ershler and John S. st. Petrie.
Area 8, Adams, Davis G. Arnold
and William Hendrickson.
Area 9. Grant, James D. Hayes
and Douglass o. Reed.
Area 10, H. D. Cooke, Harlan
Wood and James c. Clarke.
Area II, Central, Joseph ]. NAL
10y and Charles E. Wolfe.
Area II, Gage, Prof. Frank Cole
man and Albertus N. Schroeder.
Area 13. Thompson. j. A. Gal
lagher and John ]. Maloney.
Area IA, New Jefferson, Percy C.
Brady and Henry F. Hodges.
Area IS, Hine Junior High. Julius
H. Rieley and Edward j. McKenna.
Area 16, Buchanan, F. c. Calcote
and Mrs. Anna M. Frame.
Area II, Eliot Junior High, G.
Leslie Schafer and Albert L. Snyder.
Area Is. Stuart Junior High,
Ringgold Hart and Egbert e. Cor
win.
Area 10, Dunbar, j. Charles Eller-
brook and Charles H. Pierce.
Area 20, Taft, Leo A. Rover and
Robert C. Snow.
Area 81, Mckinley. w. A. Gala
CHER and Louis H. Hammerer.
Area %. Langdon, George H.
Partridge and Albert P. Tatspaugh.
Area %. Eastern, Gail T. Judd and
Robert Slater.
Area "a, Anacostia, w. Ledru
Koontz and M. T. Warren.
Area Is. Cardozo, John M. De
Marco and Daniel M. Goodacre.
State headquarters and mobile
units, John R. WeitZel.
Meanwhile, names of IS selectees
to be inducted at Baltimore today
were made public at District selec-
tive service headquarters. The re-
cruits all are colored. The list fol-
lows:
BOARD NO. 49,
Grant Robert L. Albert, Long