Evening star., 1941-04-01
Dentists Named
For Maryland
Draft Boards
List of Additional
SeIectees in Nearby
Areas Announced

The names of nine dental examin-
ers for the six selective service
boards of nearby Maryland and
list of additional selectees who ars
to be indicted from nearby Virginia
and Maryland, we're announced to-
day.
Among the Arlington County Va)
selectees leaving Saturday morn
ing Is Frank L. Ball, jr., 26-year-old
son of former State Senator Ball.
Mr.. Ball is president of the Wash
ington-Lee High School Alumni AS
ISOLATION, chairman of the Program
Committee of the County Young
Democratic Club and a member of
that organizations Legislative Com
mittee.
The dental examiners named for
nearby Maryland boards are: Mont
gomery County Board, No. /, DR.. F.
T. Lindon, Rockville; Board No. 2,
DR.. A. R. James, DR.. w. B. K. Meh-
ring and Dr. j. Lubore, all of Silver
Spring, and No. 3, DR.. E. Russell
Cook, Bethesda.
Prince Georges County Board No.
l, DR.. Leonard LaVine, Mount Rain
ier, and DR.. Curtis S. Bashore, Hy-
attsville; Board No. 2, DR.. Russell
P. Kiker, Upper Marlboro, and No.
8, DR.. j. w. McCarl, Greenbelt.
Seeks to Halt Dodgers.
Virginia selective service head
quarters put into effect yesterday a
plan designed to prevent any selec-
tees from escaping military service
by self-altered physical condition.
, The instructions sent all of Vir-
ginia's l53 local boards by 1t. Col.
Mills F. Neal, State selective service
director, recalled an unofficial" re-
port last week that Virginia Sc
lectee had subjected himself to a
mild infection in an apparent effort
to avoid service.
In cases where the physical ex-
animation of a selective service man
at an induction station reveals that
the man is physically disqualified
/ for service, and that such disQualify-
ing defect has appeared subsequent
to the time of physical examination
by the local board Col. Neal said,
IF there is reason to believe that
the inductee may be trying to avoid
service, the Secretary OF War will be
/ requested to waive the standards Tor
physical examination in his case IN
order that the individual may be re-
quired to render military service
Arlington Selectees.
The following colored selectees
from Arlington County Board No. 2
will be inducted in Baltimore Fri
day as part of the eighth call:
James A. Peyton, Herbert Williams
and William H. Corbin.
James T. Mcmahon also leaves for
the induction center Friday
Arlington Board No. also will
send the following white Selectees
Saturday: George w. Taylor. John
r. G. Howell and John R. OKeefe.
Those reporting for service Satur.
day from Arlington Board No. /, in
addition to Mr.. Ball, are Norman
T. Jester, Robert D. Mccullough.
Ebert D. Morgan, Edward Davis and
Herman S. Brown.
On Friday Board No. | will send
William Dickerson to Baltimore.
In Rockville three replacements for
men rejected in the March "a quota
will be inducted Friday. They are
Eugene Ambrose Cooper, Charles
Edward Onley and Frank Dove.
Prince Georges County Board No.
8, at Marlboro. announced the fol-
lowing requirements to be inducted
Monday:
Wallace C. Penn, Raymond A.
Johnson. Charles H. Arnold, James
E. Pumphrey, Lewis E. Ridgely. Eu-
gene A. Crowell, Clifford w. Love-
lace, John j. Hunt, Lynn J. Gibson,
Judson E. Pulliam, Warren E. Car
rick, Robert F. Myers, Charles F.
McCrarey.
Colored selectees from that board
are Napoleon Taylor. Nathaniel
General, Cornelius Plummer, Ma
thaniel E. Brooks and Joseph w.
Brown.
CENTREVILLE Md. April / (PD.
States Attorney B. Hackett Tur-
ner, jr. of Queen Annes County
was among Centreville selective
service men to report at the Army
induction station in Baltimore.
Madison Brown is courts ap-
pointee to serve as States attorney
during Mr.. Turner's absence.