Evening star., 1951-07-08
Scores Now Available
On Draft Deferment
Tests for Students

District draft ofhclalS announced
last night that scores are now
available to college students who
took deferment qualification tests
on May 26 and June Is.
Individual scores. to be dis
closed only to the registrants,
may be checked at draft mead
quarters, 1929 New York avenue
NV.
/ William E. Leahy. District draft
chief, expressed concern that COL
leges have been slow in submitting
class-standing records Of the men
seeking deferment. The class
standings, coupled with the test
results, will serve as standards in
granting deferments.
Until more records come in.
however, officials said, decisions
will not be made. There is no
rush, since national draft officials
have ordered that none of the
students be called for induction
until August 20.
National headquarters has for
hidden local boards from making
public any definite results of the
qualification tests, and no ma
tional figures are expected to be
available for several months. Mr..
Leahy said in a statement, how
ever, that Washington students
scores showed they were credit
to their community"
1O2 To Report Wednesday.
Meanwhile, the District officials
ordered 102 men to report Wednes-
day for induction at the armed
forces examining station, 8l4
North St. Asaph street, Alexan-
drla. In addition, 43 listed as de-
linquents were ordered to report
at the same time.
\ Names of the 102 regular in
ductees follow:
stefan osusky aJTrs ,T John W,.o Ven Olsen
Freeman. Joseph A: Woodard, Alvin R.
Adams, Charles w. Lawrence III, William
L. Libby, jr., Gary H Wilkinson, Law
Harold Bell, Richard A. Thompson, Le-
Count A. Patterson, BENJAMIN Wiesman,
Zoltan M Modly, Harold Doriman. Nathan
c. Robinson, u, Carl K: Bergman:, Stan
II Cordover Sidney Glazer, Edward P,
Murray
James o. Miles. Bernard j. Pryor. Ar
p. Howard, Paul J. spadacino, Herman
R Barlow Murphy Cotton, Garland H.
Hughes. Joseph A. Cant. Damon L. White.
IT. Coleman NAM 2qhnS0n M eoeps Gwen
Yates Harvey L. Washington, Roosevelt
Martin. III James Braxton, Leroy
RGOsFt Wn6s cbSTa WaP PookeT Price b0 G0Id0n seE l.
SON David smith, IT,, Donald l. Miller,
Glover Williams. Roald c. Place Law
renee w. Dawkins. Crawley Easley, jr.,
Thomas E. Anderson.
rill Branson, Paul c. Anderson, George F.
Sparrow, James Watts. William H. Reed,
William Edlowitz, Joseph Fortunate, Otto
Medley, William 4, Watson James E.
Holland, William H Foster, Walter Hous-
ton James lawson n,, Edmqnd pNl.,i G. Seslone'
Leroy Flamer Fred Mccoy. Louis K. john
son, Leroy NJ. Edmonds, ir,, Robert Fill
man. Lee Roy Mcmillan, Walter A. Young;
Davis, Frank B. Draketord, Herbert Lee
iGeorsatsos Evans II. Glover. ir., William
dTsF .s A5sy Fa6s3s Rs0ssD ATIhqo TaHe J. Rdber as
'Iohn II PHELPS Roosevelt Taylor, Robert
E. valliere, Sylvester Watkins. Charles
The 43 delinquents were listed
as:
John A. MeEwen, Daniel J. schaffsr'
John D. Boyd James L. Bates, John W.
Mcdonnell Robert Hinton .2nH John Eo,de0 + MG-
calvin McKernot Lee, John E walsh,
Wilesrt R. Lsymon James i6bHD,s n d1sR RsRdG1ph Wt
liam W. Garter Ernest R, Palmer, Thomas
Kennedy AfOp7o RzOors Sonsi sicbs4s HsrFy Nam M
field Samuel Williams. Eddie Williams
tr, Marion L. Cant; JACK krebs' LOUIS Lou
ards. jr., Bernard Hancock, O'Neil Wingo'
Thomas A. Dale. Frederick c. Miller,
Hunter A. Wallace. Edward Plnkney
James r. Ryan. John T: Lyles, Robert 4.
Calvert, Charlie G.. Noriesa, Earl a.
Rhone. Richard Fairdaw, Edward Norvell'
Charles W. Sessions.