Evening star., 1942-05-10
Earlier Registrars
Also 10 Be Quizzed
On SkiIIs This Month
Questionnuire Answers
To Be Given to Census
And Employment Bureau:

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Men who registered for selective
service in the first two registrations
and have not been inducted into the
armed forces will be- mailed occu-
pational questionnaires not later
than May 81, national headquarters
of Selective service announced yes
terday.
The missionaries, which give a
detailed picture of civilian skills,
already have been mailed to most
of the men who registered on Feb
ruary is, national headquarters said.
AS the questionnaires are re-
turned, local boards will add the
current classification of each reg
istrant and whatever information is
available on his physical condition.
After being checked by the local
boards the questionnaires will be
divided into their various sections,
one of which will go to the Popu-
lation Division of the Bureau OF the
Census and the other to the local
Office of the United States Employ
ment Service. These questionnaires
are in addition to the ones sent out
by local boards to classify the men
for military service.
Five Granted Deferment.
Meanwhile, the District Board Of
Appeal, announcing its latest action
on cases, reported that it had con-
sidered 18 cases during the week
ending May l and had granted five
appeals for deferment rejected
eight others, referred the case Of a
conscientious objector to the United
States attorney and returned the
remaining four cases to their local
boards for additional information.
Appeals for deferment on grounds
of dependents were granted to Wal
ter Louis Burke, 35, Navy Depart
ment machinists helper; Bernard
Feinberg, %, Agriculture Depart
ment junior clerk; Dennis Leo
Healy, jr, 36, stone mason, and
George P. Prosnik, 80, clerk typist
for the Social Security Board for
whom the appeal board recon-
mended review in three months.
The only oecupational deferment
granted was in the case Of Irving
Martin Katz, "a, welder in the
Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard Corp.
Appeals Rejected.
Registrants whose appeals for de-
ferment on grounds Of dependents
were rejected were Jerome Samuel
Machlin, %, Federal Security Agen-
cy; Balford Dean Housel, 81, clerk /;
James Lee Coakley, %, painter;
Joseph Myron Burack, %, Inter
state Commerce Commission, and
Harold j. Mincosky, 26, attorney
for whom 6o-day stay of induc-
ton was recommended.
Deferment on occupations
grounds was refused in the cases
of James Wilson Smith, "a, prin-
cipal clerk of the Water Depart
ment, for whom a 60-day stay of
induction was recommended: Fran
els Fillmore Fuller, 81, supply COM
pany office manager for whom q
60-day stay also was recommended,
and Robert Franklin Fleming. Is,
electricians helper at the Washing
ton Terminal Co., for whom a 30-day
stay was recommended.
The case of New McClain, seek
ing classification as a conscientious
objector, was referred to the United
States attorney. while the cases of
Ernest A. Mcpherson, Frederick j.
Foels, James A. Williams and John
Hatton Early were all returned to
their respective local boards for ad-
ditional information.
81 to Be Inducted.
Local headquarters also announc-
ed the names of the 81 registrants
scheduled for induction tomorrow
morning at Fort Myer. Va, II they
pass their physical examinations.
Eight other registrants scheduled
for induction at this time either
have enlisted or transferred to other
communities for induction.