Evening star., 1941-06-18
Counties Map
Plans for New
Draft Rolls
Places Chosen for
Registration Of Men
Becoming II

OF men who have become 81 since
the selective service registration
October 16 we're announced today
by the boards in Montgomery and
in Prince Georges Counties
Each board will be open from Z
am. to 9 pm. on July l.
Montgomery Board No. l at Rock
vile, Md, will meet tonight to COM
plete plans and name assistants for
the work, Registration will be held
in the courthouse.
Montgomery County Board No q
in Silver Spring announced it would
hold the registration in its Office in
the Jesup Blair Community House.
Board No. 3 at Bethesda will reg
lister men in the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Recreation Center on Nor,
wood place Mrs, James Parker
Nolan. chairman of the Central Vol
unteer Committee for Montgomery
County, has agreed to furnish volun-'
teer workers to aid this board.
Three Registration Points.
Prince Georges Draft Board No. 2
has designated three points for
registration-board headquarters in
the Upper Marlboro Post Office, the
National Guard Armory at Laurel
and the Bladensburg Firehouse.
Draft Board No. plans to hold
registration at the boards head
quarters in the County Courthouse,
Upper Marlboro, and the Clinton
and Capitol Heights Firehouses. .
Meanwhile it Nas learned that
Thomas S. Gwynn. jr., principal Of
the Oxon Hill High School. has
Service training and is scheduled to
be indicted in Baltimore June 25. I.
He has been granted a leave Of
absence by the County Board Of
Education. His decision to volunteer
for Army service means temporary
abandonment of his studies for a
doctors degree at George Washing
ton University Mr. Gwynn previous
ly had been deferred by Draft Board
No. 8 on occupational grounds.
July Calls Received.
Yesterday County Draft Boards
Nos. 2 and revealed they have
received their first July selective
service calls. Draft Board No. q
has been asked to furnish Is white
/ selectees on July and 10 colored
on July 10. Draft Board No. 3 has
been requested to provide 25 white
selecteeS on July 1e and 5 colored
on July IL.
Draft Board also announced a
list of Is white selectees to be in
Quoted in Baltimore tomorrow.
They are William D. Toole, Henry
o. Glynn, Henry A Bell. Robert
L. Wilson, Harry L. Branch, Mark
M. Obold, Nolan H. Lawing, STAN
ley B. Trumbo. Daniel B. Carter,
Ralph L. Skeel. Luther G. Welsh,
Hugh c. Beckett, Charles L. Mann,
Richard T. Townsend and George
j. Snyder.
Draft Board 3 will send Is white
selectees to Baltimore for induc-
ton Friday, Their names already
have been announced.
Yesterday Draft Boards 2 and 8
sent IS and 10 colored selectees,
respectively, to Baltimore for in
duction.
The IS men from Draft Board
NO. 2 were led by William L. May
nard, 24-year-old former pre-
medical student at Howard Uni
versity. The assistant leader was
Willy Elkins, 25-year-old prize
fighter and former foreign-languags
student at Bishop College in Mar
shall, Tex.
"a Leave Rockville.
Fifteen white men and nine coll
ored left Rockville today by bus for
the induction station at Baltimore.
Joseph Henderson. %. mechanic of
Rockville, was named leader and
Alexander Fullerton Prescott. Sd. 25,
a junior clerk in the Federal Gov
ernment, who lives at Rockville. was
named assistant leader. Board
Chairman F. C. Cromwell gave the
men farewell address. Z.
The Rockville boards next quotas
call for IS colored men on July 10
and 20 white men on July II.
Fifteen white registrants and one
transfer left the Silver Spring board
area by train for Baltimore. q.
Arthur P. Moon, 81, a graduate Of
the University of Maryland, who
lives at 204 Dearborn avenue, Silver
Spring, was named leader. He had
been temporarily deferred because Of
being a student, but he volunteered
for this call Ten more students will
leave June %. :
Byron Stanley Hail. "a. of 1903
Woodley drive. Silver Spring. was
named assistant leader. Going
away gifts were presented by the
auxiliary of the Cissel-Saxon Post,
American Legion. -Four Of those
leaving today were Seventh-Day
Adventists. 4.