Evening star., 1941-04-28
Two Arlington
Boards Short
0fMdy5Quota
Names of s. Listed
In Montgomery for
Induction Monday

Because it fell behind several
weeks ago in the physical exam
ination of selectees, Arlington
County (VaD Selective Service
Board. No. /, today announced it
would be able to supply only about
one-third of its quota of 90 men
on May 5.
Only 80 men will be ready to leave
for induction headquarters at
Richmond and the remaining 81
have been tentatively ordered to
report for induction a week later
on May II, board officials said.
The other Arlington board, No. 2,
likewise will be able to furnish only
so of its quota of 80 men, but this
was attributed to inability to
classify sufficient men in time One
of the officials of this board said be-
tween 80 and 100 men had been
classified weekly
Meanwhile, in Bethesda, Md,
Montgomery County Selective Serv-
ice Board. No. 3, announced the
names of IS regiStrantS who are to
report for induction next Monday.
The board at Fairfax County, Va,
named six replacements for men re-
jected in previous calls. These re-
placements also will leave next Mon
day.
160 Examined Each Week.
Although the physicians now are
examining $50 Arlington men each
week from Board No. l area. a much
smaller number were being checked
several weeks ago, resulting in the
present shortage of physically fit
men, it was explained
The Fairfax County requirements
are Raymond Spaulting, Garland
ElWood Mcdonald, John Raymond
Wells, Russell Charles Shipman,
George Richey and Edgar Noland
Embrey.
Twenty additional men from
Fairfax have been directed to re-
port for physical examinations this
week.
The following Fairfax men have
been notified to report at the court
house clinic at am. tomorrow for
examination by DR.. T. B. McCord
chief medical examiner. and Dr.
G. R. Carpenter. county medical di-
rector: John D. Athey, Cecil D.
Hylton, James w. Edenton. John
w. Mathers and Walter H. Fritter.
DR.. w. D. Chase of Mclean will
examine Horace Volney Wester and
Phillip T. Savia at his office at 2
pm, Wednesday. and on the same
day at 3 pm. DR.. Charles A. Finni-
gan of Falls Church will examine
Alexander R. Sadtler and Raymond
z. Mills.
More Reporting Thursday.
Those ordered to report at the
Fairfax Courthouse clinic at 9 am.
Thursday are: Aubrey c. Tarman
Marvin r. Beach, William E.
Koontz, Alton L. Kidwell, Lester E.
Gipe, Butler Congleton, Doulton c.
Rowland and Vernon H. Stuart.
DR.. Chase will examine John H.
Lanham and Billy C. Spickard We'd
nesday at 2 pm, and Friday at 8
pm. DR.. Finnigan will examine
David M. Jones and Arthur l..
Cheeke, Falls Church.
Arlington Board No. 2 said it
would announce the names of the
so men later, and Board No. l in
that county ordered the following to
report next Monday:
Bernstein, Joseph Padgett. Thomas w.
Mcneely. Charles N. Morgan. John S.
Smith. Charles S. Sprinkle. Homer R.
Warren, James H. Carr. Joseph H.
Heffner. Arthur NJ. Hundley. Franklin Y
LunSford, Elmer E. Williams. Gordon E.
Mills, George w. OakeS, John o.
Mellott, Dwight L. Bowman, E. j. IT.
Warren, William L. NyStrom. FREDERICK.
Smith, Joe H. ir. RichRds. Arthur j.
Rose Rial L. Metz, Thomas NJ.
Lawrence. A M, jr. Thompson. w. r.
ProRett. C. H. Boy, Oscar j.
Donaldson, W. E. Pearson. Raymond w.
Trick. w. M, jr. Howard, William r.
One Volunteer Listed.
Paul Jackson Voight of 216
Wooten avenue, Friendship Heights,
was listed by the Montgomery
County board as volunteer. Others
called from the Maryland area are:
snapp, Ira B. Devlin, Edmund r.
Hill. Leroy X Race, Thornton c.
Carter, Alfred I. Fulks. John S., jr.
Cross, Roy E. Hlntgen, Hubert j.
Craig. Donald A. Bort, Ralph z.
CLARK, Ray NICK. Shanatelt John L.
Constant George L. Peterson, Dale H.
Berry, Albert E. Erickson, H. M
Mattern. Robert A. Bingham Morgan D.
Mclaughlin, C. F. Wells Robert E.
Sprouse, c. E. Hill, David c.
Fricks, Paul O. KerShner, NJ. c.
Kennedy, Martin F. Frazier. Wilson L.
Stanton, Charles C. Hopkins, Vernon E.
Collins, Donald r. Parks, Claude M
Rupp, George M. Edwards, Elwood w.
Rott, Raymond c. Mangin, William j.
N. C.A..G