The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-06-04
FIFTY-ONE MEN
TO RECALLED
JUNE NINETEEN
Is Largest Number Yet Ordered
For Induction at One Time;
Two of Group Are Volunteers

Fifty-one young men, the largest
number yet called into the armed
forces, are to be indicted on Friday,
June 10, it was announced yesterday
by the County Draft Board
These men will leave Oakland early
that morning for the induction sta
ton at Baltimore.
Two of the group are volunteers,
Robert James Stanton, Oakland; and
Edward Albion Bateman, Swanton.
Others who are being called include
Robert Edison Hicks, Mt. Lake Park;
Lewis Hawkins Burgess, Shallmar;
John Hamill Hutson, Kitzmiller; Har-
old Edwin Setter, Grantsville; Glenn
ems Hudson Frazee, Friendsville;
Howard Mason Warwick, Blooming
ton; Bonnie Howard Kitzmiller, Deer
Park; Russell Boyd Rowan, Mt. Lake
Park; Olin Cecil Rounds, Grantsville;
Roy Munroe Myers, Selbysport; Clar-
ence Floyd Polling, Oakland.
Anthony Michael Erouches, kitz-
miller; Hurley Lavan Blamble, Oak
land; Roy Melton Simmons, Crellin;
Cletis Harland Beckman, Oakland;
Herbert Allen Vow, Swanton; Harry
Doddridge DeCost, ShalImar; George
Hubert Glotfelty, McHenry; Edward
Thomas Stanton, Bittinger; Ralph
Bowser, Sclbysport; Willis George
Younkin, Grantsville; Everett Oncy
Brenneman, Grantsville; Louis Ed
ward Mallau, Accident; James Dean
Rush, Accident; Bert L. Hardesty,
Deer Park.
Marvin v Schlossnaglc, Accident;
Ross Dale Sewers, Kitzmiller; Wood
row Taylor Sines, Friendsville; Mar
shall Charles Harvey, Swanton; Gar
land Okey burst, Jennings; James
Stephen Stump, Wcsternport; George
Rupert Williamson, Oakland; Bruce
Daniel Smouse, Oakland; Raymond
Orval Sweitzer, Swanton Lawrence
Wiley, GrantsviIle; Paul Russell
Polling, Oakland; Lester William Ross,
Grantsville.
Leo Clayton Smith, Deer Park;
Alonzo Woodrow Broadwater, Grants
vile; Harry Denver Fike, Selbysport;
Claude Wilbur Fike, Selbysport; Lee
TaImadge Grove, Avilton; Glenn Cal
vim Broadwatcr. Avilton; Cecil Eu-
gene Resi-, Accident; Harvey Ray
Fazenbaker, Grantsville; Elmer Bow
ser, Somerfield; Lewis Mason Bar
rick, Kitzmillcr; William Stephen
Woods, transfer from Williamson, w.
Va; William Milavec, Shallmar.
Big Sendoff Planned
Charles L. Briner, Jr., said that a
big parade and sendoff would be held
Wednesday evening, June H. in honor
of those who are leaving and that the
occasion would be in conjunction with
the campaign for funds for the United
Service Organization and Navy Relief.
Mr. Briner is chairman of the CAM
paign committee for Garrett county.
He said meeting Of the county
committee would be held on June II,
to make plans for the drive. Mr..
Briner said he was attempting to get
the famed drum corps from Johns
town, Pa, on June II, but that there
was nothing definite as yet.
At the meeting on June ~, V. A.
Rule state representative of the USO,
and j. Hambleton Ober, joint state
treasurer, USO, will be present. Mr..
Briner said that two more members
had been added to the county COM
mittec, F. R. Shaffer, for the Legion,
and DR. c. Oscar Hail. Mt. Lake Park
Harland l.. Jones, draft board clerk
said that new regulations had been
issued providing that after June 30
every indicted man would be released
from active service at the induction
station for a period of about fourteen
days, unless he preferred to proceed
directly to the reception center.
There were indications too, that the
induction calls in the future would
continue to be heavy