Evening star., 1941-05-05
3 SeIectees Sent
From Bethesda and
Five From Fairfax
40 Others in Virginia
Called for Physical
Examinations

Thirty-two selectees were inducted
by the Selective Service Board at
Bethesda. Md, and five at Fairfax,
Va, today as the Fairfax board an
nounced the names of 40 men or
dered to appear for physical ex-
aminations this week.
Farewell ceremonies at Bethesda
were shortened to brief talk by
Francis W. Hill, jr., secretary, when
arrangements to send the men to
the Baltimore induction station by
a Pennsylvania Greyhound bus had
to be Cancelled because of the bus
strike.
Frederic P. Lee. chairman OF the
board, and several citizens furnished
automobiles to take the men to Sill
yer Spring, where they boarded a
train for Baltimore.
Claude McF. Parks was designated
leader of the group, which included
one volunteer, Paul Jackson Voight
of Friendship Heights.
The board announced that two
men who were in the original quota
were deferred, and third, Morgan
D. Bingham, had been enormously
called Hubert J. Hintgen and Rob-
ert A. Mattern, both of Chevy Chase,
were the registrants given occupa-
tional deferment. Mr.. Hintgen is
assistant district supervisor, Divi-
sion of Insolvent Banks, Treasury
Department, and Mr. Mattern is an
architectural craftsman with the
War Department.
The five men inducted today at
Fairfax were requirements under
calls and 10. They were sent to
Richmond.
Forty Men Summoned.
The 40 men to appear for physical
examination this week include the
following to be examined tomorrow
at 9 m in the Courthouse Clinic
by DR.. T. B. McCord, chief medical
examiner, and DR.. G. r. Carpenter
county health director:
Daniel Baker, Route 8, Alexandria
James J. Corbalis, jr., county health
Office, Fairfax; Alpha K. Gunter
jr., Route 2, Fairfax; Thomas B
Jones, jr., Route l. Springfield
Floyd M. Wheeler, Route 8, Alex
andria; John w. Buckley, Clifton
Richard M Parker, Herndon, and
Augustine G. Helms, Box %, Lorton
At 2 pm. Wednesday DR.. William
D. Chase of Mclean, will examine
James L. Nelson, Route 2, Vienna
and John Stinnett, Route l, East
Falls Church, in his office, and on
the same day at pm, DR.. Charles
Finnigan of Falls Church, will ex-
anime Richard S. Pittard. Falls
Church, and John T. Bowen, East
Falls Church, in his Office.
Thursday, the following men have
been directed to report to the
Courthouse Clinic at 9 am:
Frank Curry, 227 Braddock court
Alexandria; Lewis A. Dixon, Lorton;
Homer w. Fortney, Route l, Vienna;
John r. Herr 2129 North Twentieth
street, Arlington; Abe Ringwood
Fort Belvoir; Samuel B. Brown
Route /, Alexandria: Henry Helton
ir., Route /, Herndon: Keith C.
Thorneloe, Box $50. Alexandria, and
Robert E. Dyson, Fort Belvoir.
Others to Be Examined.
DR.. Chase will examine Roscoe E
Brown and Earl S. Craig, both OF
Vienna, Thursday at 2 pm. in his
Office and on Friday at 3 pm. Dr.
Filming will examine Raymond E
Ball, Route /, East Falls Church
and Frank P. Cowan, West Falls
Church, in his office.
Men who have been directed to
report Friday at pm. at the Court
house Clinic for examination by
doctors from the District OF Colum-
bia penal institutions at Lorton are:
Lawrence E. Laing, West Falls
Church; Wilson Pierpoint, Mclean;
Paul j. Schlager, East Falls Church;
Samuel G.. Crockett, 326 Pennsyl-
vania avenue Sc, Washington, D
c.: Jared L. Rolston, Route l. Her.
bert Springs. Alexandria; Charles
S. Carter, Apartment 309-D, SOC
South Washington street, Alex
andria; William j. Keeler, POT Lee
highway, Falls Church; Julius
Schrader, w. P. A. Camp, Fort Bel.
voir; William L. Cornell, Box 95
Mortified; Harry E. Wells, 13O Fair.
fax street, Falls Church; Lowell c
Isaacs, Fairfax Station; Wilfred H
Troup, PIG Prince street, Alex.