Evening star., 1941-01-07
166Here Named
For January
Draft Quota
Men to Be Inducted
Saturday and Monday.
AZ More January II
BY THOMAS C. HARDMAN.

One hundred and sixty-six Wash
ington selecteeS were named today
to fill the bulk of the city's quota
in the January call for civilians to
military service.
From selective service pools of %
OF the Districts Is draft boards were
drawn $50 young men who will be
inducted in Baltimore Saturday.
Sixteen selectees whose induction
will take place Monday were sup
piled by Boards and g.
The A remaining members Of
the Districts January quota of 2l0
men will be named later for induc-
ton January II. All of the A will
be colored.
Five busses, supplied by Grey
hound Lines, Inc, will be used to
transport the $50 men to the 5th
Regiment Armory in Baltimore
Saturday. The convoy, in charge
of Ensign Edward Clarke, a liaison
officer at District Selective Service
Headquarters, is scheduled to de-
part from the National Guard
Armory at am.
Farewell Ceremony Planned.
The selectees, however, have been
ordered to report at the armory Is
minutes before departure time for
brief farewell ceremonies. For those
who may report even earlier break
fast will be served at the armory.
A motorcycle escort of Metropoli-
tan policemen will accompany the
convoy to the District line. where
it will be met by Maryland State
police The latter will escort the Sc
lectees to the city limits of Balti-
more, and from there to the induc-
ton station the convoy will be joined
by Baltimore municipal officers.
Induction of the Washingtonians
is scheduled to begin at 8 am.
Ensign Clarke said today selectee
leaders probably will be chosen by
local board chairmen to deliver
papers for each of the men to Army
ofhcers at the induction station.
Names Of First $50 Listed.
Names and addresses of men Sc
lected for induction Saturday follow:
Board No. 1.
William Lynn Geiman, 1907
street NV: Russell Winfield Lowell.
243l E street NV: Oliver Gray
Sslter, 5000 Thirty-ninth street
NV; Claude Templeton McIlveen.
2262 Hall place NV; John William
Holder. 3409 M street NV; John
Ladd Poole, 1921 Wisconsin avenue
NV; Maurice Altman, 2412 Wiscon-
sin avenue NV.
Board No. Z.
Jack H. Mouths, IS M street NV:
Harry Gindin, 1923 Window place
NV; Richard P. Gillespie. 5341
Twenty eighth street NV; August
Kohn III, 5425 Connecticut avenue
NV; John I. Dugan, 1901 Connecti-
cut avenue NV; Charles H. Reiter
jr., 3731 VeaZey street NV.
Board No. 1.
Wilbur Lee Humphrey, 1915 Fern
street NV; George Arnold Cook,
1913 Emerson street NV; Manuel
Schlom. 6l27 Eighth street NV;
Terry c. Lemon, 7408 Alaska ave-
nue. NV; George Armaly, e415 Six
teenth street NV; Lawrence
Daniel Sheehy, 7l27 Georgia avenue
NV: Earl Winfred Wicker, 1912
Delafield place NV; Joseph
William Oliveri, 7200 Alaska avenue
NV: Eugene David Ephriam Long,
1910 Gallatin street NV.
Board No. s.
Chadwick p. Simmons, 413 Ran
dolph street NV: Benjamin Klas-
sner, 4730 Eighth street NV;
Nicholas Simon Shikar, 7O6 Ken
nedy street NV: Harold Edgar
Nelson, 5124 North Capitol street
NV; Phillip Appel, 3l0 Farragut
street NV; Charles Kaplan, 5623
First street NV; William Fairfax
Gardner, 823 Ingraham street NV:
Herman Lester Corcoran, 5l27
Seventh street NV: Neil Butler
Cogsins, jr., 5311 First street NV:
(See D. c. DRAFT, Page A-30