Evening star., 1941-06-27
Two Directors Cases
Included in Dozen
Draft Appeal Rulings
Us Selectees Picked
To Help Fill Quote
For June Of l,0ol

tectors we're included today in a
dozen decisions announced by the
District Selective Service Board of
Appeals.
The objectors are Idus Wilson, %,
grocery clerk, and Henry Schreier,
81, a construction craftsman. Their
cases were referred to the United
States attorneys Office in accordance
with selective service regulations.
Appeals Of four registrants for
Glass 3 dependency defermentS were
denied and they, accordingly, were
retained in Glass IA as available for
immediate military service. They
were Thomas Carlisle Roberts, %,
Government Printing Office en-
ploye. whose appeal for 1B gift for
only limited Service) rating also was
denied; Joseph William Richards.
28, Census Bureau employe; Howard
Rapp Coleman, 25, service station
worker, and Albert Charles Borghi,
27, auditor at the Reconstruction
Finance Corp.
Local Board Is Reversed.
A local board decision placing Fred
Ercolani, IS, carpenter, in Glass
IA was reversed by the appeals
board, which allowed Mr.. Ercolani's
request for Glass 3 rating.
DR.. Louis Levinson, q. dentist,
was deferred to Glass 2 (occupa-
tionaD. Two other registrants who
appealed for occupational ratings,
however, were retained in Glass Ia
by the board of appeals. They were
Edward Scott WEIGH, 26, District gov
ernment employe on roads projects,
and Thomas Francis Keating, 26, a
Navy Department clerk.
Pat Pace McCorkle, So, service sta
ton operator was deferred to Glass
4-F as unfit for service, while Louis
Joseph Castagneto, %, an elevator
operator, was granted a request for
a 1-B rating.
IFS Selectees Named.
The District, meanwhile, took ITS
men toward filling its June selective
service quota of 1,091.
Fifteen of the white SelecteS were
transferred out of town for induc-
ton elsewhere, Will ethe other 12O
white and 40 colored gathered at
the National Guard Armory for the
bus trip to Richmond, Va, and
Baltimore, Md, respectively.
In addition, seven white selectees
frn
taken along for induction.
Washington Selectees.
The white selectees from Wash
ington inducted today:
Local Board No. l.
ElEsby. William J. Walker Donald J.
Biscaslia Jerome R. Sharp: William A.
Ritter Colin Ball. James NJ.
puryear, Alan e0A'a G NO.
Alfonso, Jose Y, ir. Westmoreland, ], B.
Weiner Herman Ball, William H.
stegiitz Seymour Durgoon, Eueene NJ
Lininger, Fred T Metcaf W s.. Jr.
Wheeler. Victor A. owens. James D.
Smith, George H. Szuewski, Stanley G.
James. George B.
Board No. 3.
owens, 9uincx, x. T2dTTyk. EdwaEd J.
Coombs. Albert H, ir. Meade, James G.
Morrissey, James A
Board No. 2.
ComstoCk. Fred H. Howe, William L.
Howe Edward G.. Sinclair, Robert
Bradley Albert P. Barrett. Georse o.
Luscombe. Donald J. Basso. Rocky
Dunn, Michael F. Ketner. William H.
Therian, Raymond B. Rubin, Sherwln
Board No. 10.
Smith Kenneth w. UT, Howard S, ir.
Siciliano. Anthony J. MCLaughlin. H. s, jr
Fenc Raio' Rodnes @nes MuTphy. fiTrd deors. @ Sc
Board No. II.
Atkinson. T. W, jr Campbell, James "
Treloar, Roger w. Morrone, A. c.
Carroll James A
Board No. IT,
Lebovitz, Myer A. schwarz, Harry E.
Mckay, John F Wood. Edgar T.
Malocu. Frank f1aFd l. B; Becks. ss, charlesJ.
Hunt, George e Taylor, Atlee P.
Williams Louis w. Wilson, Paul j.
Bland, Thomas Hickey, william j.
Silverman, Louis Pregl Peer v.
Belz william T Ahearn, c. E. 1r.
Board No. 16.
Shanholtz. W H. Davis, William A.
Pier Forrest = Gibbons, Norman r.
padgett Charles W. Frain. William j. jr
Sidney Edward F.
Board No. II.
Lombardy Russell A. Fitzpatrick JohnJ.
Thornton. Earl E. Dent, John P.
Spurgeon, A. B HOley. Walter F.
Boswell, Paul N. Strobel. John p
Tppett, John J. Blum Isadore
Coley Frank J Carter, Ernest l..
Board M. 1S.
Beach. James E. Spruce, PaulM.
Gill Milton 7. Scanlon, J. P.
Board No 20.
Ha rt Leslie F Matera. Ralph j.
zipkin, Norman N Lamma, Ralph F.
Widner, Guy 6. Bergin, Norman S.
Ball. William NJ. Carrier. James r.
Mullin Robert 4 Rabenhorst. D. c.
Board No. %.
Bills, Darrell D. Kneessi, Herbert W.
Burke, John j. Kesterson, w. R.
Board No. 81.
Cortvriendt, +. L. Pullian, James w.
Prather Thomas A. Inman Newton
Mack Jules A.
Board No. 25.
Williams, Roy J. Davis, Lindsey T.
6poletini, E. A
CoIored Selectees.
The colored selectees are:
Board No. q.
Campbell, William B. Miller. Adolphus G.
Sherving ton, NJ. r. Lassery William H.
Board No. IL.
Barber. Kenneth Hyman. Joshua
BIven. Dennis N. Riley John T
Dlekerson, L. T. Thalley, Bruce S.
Dockery, John H. QuiverS, Q. E., jr.
Glover. Harry Ciegg, Paul c.
Fultz, Herbert L. johnson, Moses
HIGH, John J; Caller, Russell
Gwynne, Arthur w. Moyler, William o.
Ervins, Harvey Salley. Jacob Jones
Board No. 16.
Clifton. John z. johnson, c. P
Lee Llnwood Hawkins, James z.
Brady, James Fl.
Board No. i9.
walker John A. Gabriel Luther W.
Pumphrey W. J. Young, Arthur G.
Proctor, Harland Peterson, Joshua
Fielder, RAJ Carter, Charlie
Smith, Roger r. Salley, william
Grant, Stewart H. Bowie, William H.
Gaines, Leroy
List of Transferred Men.
Selectees who have been trans
ferred for induction elsewhere, all
of whom are white, are:
Board No. 1.
Eealon. William r
Board No. p.
Tssed TsSEe5 A6ern, Ai6ert X pnyMaTt1b Torbirt
Lombardo, S. j.
Board No. 10.
Slavin. John F.
Board No. II.
Linton, Robert A.
Board No. 13.
Digs, Melvin M. Haugen Elmer M.
Board No. II.
Spurgeon, c. K. Medley, Glen s.
Board No. 1s.
Scout. James e