Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-08-29
FEDERAL EXEMPTION BOARD
ALLOWS THIRTY-SIx CLAIMS
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The passports were allowed to
Howard Busby, OF atlantic City, son
OF Walter ]. Busby, proprietor Of the
Hotel Dennis, who is to go to Europe
as a member of a Haverford College
ton work In Northern France. The
other application came from Henry
L. Hanson. of Perth Amboy, who ask
ed for a "Seaman'B Passport"
Among the thirty-six occupational
exemptions allowed were a number
to farmers and workers in the du-
Pont munition plants In this state
Following were the munition workers
exempted. William ". Fuller, Parlin.
general foreman, dupont Company;
Thomas f. Moreland, Paulsboro. ex-
pert machinist, Standard Fuse Cor
poration; Charles Spare. Penns
Grove, assistant foreman, dupont;
Walter Bytho. Camden, gun maker,
Remington Arms Company; Albert ID.
Payne, Carneys Point, millwright,
DUPONT Clarence Rodgers, Parlin,
manufacturer of explosives, Hercules
Powder Company; David w. Monroe,
Parlin, research chemist, DUPONT.
Following were exempted on agri-
cultural grounds: James M. Moreau,
Matawan; Geret Conover, Middle
LoNns t1uBueS M JciiSell, xAHeiitoWhs .
Austin Collins, Jr., Freehold; Lee
mond d. Thorn, Linwood, (offered to
give the government part Of his
crops, claiming he has worked for
years to establish his farm); William
w. Coleman, Ashland Allan N. Rog-
ers, Bivalve: Floyd q. Schuyler, Cali
fon William M. Webb, Engllshtown; (;
Edgar Leroy Moore, Hunterdon
county; Raymond Sigie, Jamesburg:
Maurice A. Mitchell. Bridgeboro: !:
William r. Conover, Freehold; John
Wixtel, Medford; William H. Bart
lett, Burlington; Adelbert ID. Fogg.
stone Creek Township, Cumberland
county; Leslie Holderoft, Haddon-
field; Edwin Flitcroft Morris, Farm
ingdale; Melvin Ely, Clarksburg;
Henry Cahill, Englishtown; Cornelius
Cahill, Enghshtown: Ernest Voor-
hees, Marlboro; Charles Kilmartin,
Marlboro; Wilbur II. Ketcham.
Farmingdale.
Other discharges were granted as
follows: s. Kenneth Kissinger, Penns
Grove, chemist, dupont; Lee Renner.
910 N. 33d street. Camden, wood
phia; Duncan c. Douglas, 752 Wright
avenue, Camden, district chief cleo
trician, Public Service Electric Com
pany; William w. Barbour, Fair
Haven, president of the Wilford Hall
Laboratories; Earl III. Peters, 1850
Langham avenue. Camden, chemist,
r. M. Hollingshead Company.
Following were the applications for
vocational exemptions denied; Har-
old Sheppard. Carney's Point, die
cleaner, dupont; Tito Salamandra,
Trenton, manufacturer of electrical
supplies; Charles N. Wilkins, 575
Clinton street, Camden. estimating
engineer for Braemer Air Condition
Ing Corporation of Philadelphia; JOS
eph- M. Brady, Carney's Point, guard
at dupont plant; Edward M. Kemp
ton, New Brunswick. bank teller;
Joseph +. Mclaughlin. Perth Amboy,
assistant billing clerk. Central Rail-
road of New Jersey; Douglas g. Dilts.
Middletown, manager of the Mon
mouth County shippers Association.
composed of farmers. w. w. dif1ns.
214 Washington street, HamInonton,
subforeman for Symington Machine
Corporation of Rochester, N. r.;
Douglass Smoclx, Eatontown, assist
ant to father in tree growing; John
Sisti, 1922 8. 4th St., Camden, mem
Der riveting gang. New 1ork Snip
building Company; Joseph g. Fur
long, EngKshtown, farmer; J. w.
Parker, Red Bank. medium and doc
tor; 9. Ellis Hayes. Paulsboro, fore
man In sulphuric acid manufacturing
plant of Harrisons mo-; Leroy Esler.
i7e Somerset street. New Brunswick,
auditor. Utility Construction Com
pany which is building roads to
Wrightstown camp