Evening star., 1941-04-30
Nearby Draft
Boards Speed
Procedure
Rockville to Call 43
Men; Virginia Has
Quote of 1860

Selective service boards in nearby
Maryland and Virginia speeded the
tempo of their procedure today to
meet the increased quotas for the
May induction.
AS 8 selectees from Montgomery
County Board, No 2, left Silver
Spring today for the Baltimore in
duction center, Board No. |, at
Rockville, announced the names of
43 registrants ordered to report May
6 and Prince Georges County, Board
No. l. at Hyattsville, the names of
13 white men to be inducted May
Is. Prince Georges, Board No. 2,
announced requirements and
Prince Georges, Board No. 8, the
names of requirements.
The Fairfax County Board called
II men for physical examinations at
the courthouse clinic Friday, at
6 pm, while at Richmond it was
announced that Virginia's quota
between May 81 and 81 was 1850
men-1,010 white and $50 colored
selectees.
Cooperation Offered.
Meanwhile, the Medical Society
OF Virginia offered its cooperation
to the State Selective Service Of
flcials in working out a plan to over
come delays in Alexandria and other
sections of the State in completing
physical examinations of a sufficient
number Of men to meet induction
quotas
DR.. Walter B. Martin of Norfolk
president of the State Society, wrote
1t. Col. Ernest T. Trice, State Sc
lective service medical adviser, that
through the society's district coun-
cilors I'VE hope to be able to offer
you considerable help in straighten-
ing out any difficult situation"
The Silver Spring group left at
1922 am. after brief talks BY
Stephen James, chairman, and w
H. Reynolds. member of the local
board. George Emory Henneberger
81, of 602 Sligo avenue, the only
volunteer, was named leader. He
has had seven years experience in
the National Guard.
The selectees from Montgomery
County Board No. are:
Volunteers.
Rines Wardell Kettermsn, c. W.
Mullican, G. W.
Seleeteex
se5nsSS setd H9rPap p M gtgnb. gGys s9TIsg gasop
Moore, John w. Reid. William E
Wells, Robert L. Howes, Guy X.
Sryant' Dewey J. Lonas, Bernard L.
Nichols, Hubert l. Brewer, Lloyd A. n.
Nicewarner, {. g. Brown, A. W, ir.
Durhin, Carl D. MacGill, Winfield S
Barnes Douglas A. Sullivan. Charles H.
Grogg, Luther z. Burdette. John NJ.
etaaa.tt etna S sosc6s r. M}lE.s S2lEs f%Rssi Essard
MAIoIninsstsI: T; 4. Grimes. Edward a.
Meyers. Donald H. Bussard. John H.
Clark w. D.. ". Welsh, Harry P
Tedder. Robert r. Smith, Claude, T.
Winfield. Thomas L. Cantwen. Robert r.
Hines, Cecil B. Dove, Woodrow
The Prince Georges Board No.
group consists of the following:
Frankenfeld. Paul Scott. Jack
Markward, George A. F1eischhauer. J. A.
Rogers, JEFF H. Boswell. Edgar w.
Gainus, Paul E Hess. Milton
Lehman. Dalton 6. Perkins, Henry L.
kagle, Wilbur C.. Dovet, William A.
Lewis, Edward M.
The Fairfax County board an
nounced list of IT more men called
for physical examinations as fol-
lows
Murray. Allen Maley. Elmer L.
Lewis, Kenneth H. Long, Truman A.
Murray. NJ. A, Jr. Hearns, Robert
Hickman, John A. Sullivan, Larkin z.
Rogers, James N. Colbert, Dorsey W.
kinlaw, Frank Harris, Charles
Roat, Floyd L. Lewis, James H.
Chaconas, Nicholas ] Folks. John W.
Henry, Charles A., jr.
Prince Georges Requirements.
Prince Georges Draft Board No
yesterday sent five requirements for
its April call for 46 white selectees.
Requirements are Larry v. Terry,
Mitchellville; James A. Burton,
Laurel; William B. Rosenbaum,
Kenilworth; Roy o. Moore, Laurel,
and James M. Hitaffer, Laurel.
Draft Board No. also announced
two replacements who will be sent
to Baltimore for induction on May
6. They are Enoch E. Thorne of
Friendly and James A. Hyde Of
Brandywine.