Evening star., 1941-04-03

to train with the 104th Ordnance
Company. The Virginia contingent
will be assigned to the 111th Field
Artillery, the Associated Press re-
ported.
The selectees leaving Hyattsville
today included Hervey Machen, "a,
an attorney of Hyattsville, and Ed
ward D. Rush, 35, 2l2 Shepherd
road, University Park, Md, employe
at the Hyattsville post Office. Mr..
Machen is the former president of
the Young Mems Democratic Club
of Prince Georges County. His
predecessor, Nicholas Orem, jr., son
of the county superintendent of
schools, was inducted into service
last month.
Physical Reports Awaited.
The remainder of the draft
boards April quota will be indicted
as soon as the mems physical re-
ports have been completed. Yes
terday the board sent two colored
men to Baltimore for induction.
The County's Draft Board No. 3
announced the names of 13 white
and five colored selecUees sent to
Baltimore as requirements. White
selectees named are: Raymond A
Johnson, %, Hillside: Wallace C.
Penn, %, Accokeek; Charles H. Ar
mold, %, Fort Foote; James E.
Pumphrey, 33, Silver Hill; Lewis E.
Ridgely, "a, Bradbury Heights;
Clifford w. Lovelace, %, Seat Pleas
ant; Eugene A. Crowell, 26. Hill
side; Lynn J. Gibson, %, Oxon Hill;
Judson E. Pulliam, 25, Piscatway:
Warren E. Carrick, "a, Seat Pleas
ant; Robert F. Myers, %, Bradbury
Park; Charles F. McCraney, q,
Silver Hill, and John Money, 27
R. F. D., Anacostia, D. C.
Colored requirements are: Ne
poleon Taylor, %, Seat Pleasant;
Nathaniel General, %, Silver Hill;
Cornelius Plummer, 33, Piscatway;
Nathaniel G.. Brooks, %. Seat Pleas
ant, and Joseph Brown, %, Acco-
keek.
Eighth Virginia Call.
The eighth call from the AleXan-
dria (Va) Draft Board included two
colored selectees, to leave for Bal
timore tomorrow, and eight white
men to be sent next Tuesday. Leav-
ing tomorrow are James E. Morri-
son, 33, 300 South Henry street,
and Raymond Jewel of New Bruns-
wick, N. J.
Selectees leaving next Tuesday are
Louis F. Schulze, %, 215 East Lin
den street; Woodrow P. Gimbel, 81,
Laurel, Md. Edwin L. Babb, "a,
319 East Monroe avenue; Walter
F. Hodges, jr., %, 719 Timber Branch
drive; Charles L. Thompson, "a,
Toano, Va; Elwood G. Trenary, %,
612 South Lee street; Leonard R.
Burton, jr., %, 1918 Duke street,
and John H. Spangler, 30, 2l0 East
Windsor avenue.
35 White Selectees.
A. C. Slaymaker, chief clerk of
the Alexandria board, announced
today 35 white men will leave in
the ninth call on April II and 81.
No more colored selecteeS will be
sent to Baltimore this month.
Draft Board No. 2 of Silver
Spring. Md, today dispatched six
selectees to Baltimore as replace
ments for the boards fifth call.
They were George A. Scarla, 1850
Colesville pike; Charles A, Olsen,
TOO Dale drive; Milton E. Self, 106
East Franklin avenue; J. Alton
Blackburn, Burtonsville, Md, and
Neal Wilson Miller, 1911 lockwood
road. A colored volunteer sent as
a replacement was William Eugene
Warren. Takoma Park.
Russell Charles Herman. who was
to have gone as a replacement, re-
turned from visiting his parents in
Cambridge, Ohio only to be sent
to the hospital with an illness. He
is expected to be sent to Baltimore
for induction in few days, how
ever.