Evening star., 1942-09-17
Job Deferment
P|eas.Rejected
ByDraft Unit
Eight Given Stoys
By District Boord
For Dependency

For Dependency
Camping down on occupational
from the draft, the Dis
,rict Board of Appeals refused TO
grant single change in classif1-
cation because of jobs at its latest
meeting, local draft headquarters
yesterday.
The board, reporting on its ac-
tions for the week ending Sep
tember 4, granted eight appeals for
deferment because OF dependents.
rejected 80 appeals. returned seven
cases to local boards for additional
and referred the case
Of a conscientious objector to the
United States attorney.
Meanwhile, William E. Leahy, Dis
trict draft director, warned employ
ers in war production who want
occupational deferment for their
employees to see that form 42-A,
affidavit to support claim for occu-
pational deferment," is filed at the
time the registrants file their ques-
tionnaires or as soon as the employer
determines a registrants change Of
status Is under consideration.
The draft director explained that
many registrants were waiting until
they received notice Of classification
In la before seeking occupational
deferment, which in some cases has
delayed or prevented reclassification
in IA or 2-B. Employees, he said,
should notify their employers when
they receive their questionnaires.
Granted deferments were Galen
H. Klaus, "a, Maritime Commission
audit clerk; Harry Miller, "a, ARM
strong Cork Co. asbestos worker;
George Conover. 80, WPA photo
stat operator; Elton B. Chapman,
"a, Soil Conservation Service en-
ploye at New Boston, Tex: Warren
Emig. 81, Railway Express Co. truck
driver; Charles Allean, 81, truck
helper for Jelleff's; Sylvio B. May
nard, A, vice president and treas
urer OF real estate company, and
John M. Hunter, jr., 81, Great
American Insurance Co. supervisor.
Job Deferments Rsjected.
Those whose requests for occupa-
tional deferment were rejected were
Morton B. Horne, AZ, c. H. Cronin,
Inc, union plumber. who also was
suggested for classification in. ga
and for whom the appeal board rec
commended 60-day stay OF induce
ton; George B. Bonnevie, IS,
Western Union automatic telegraph
operator: Mike Digulimio, 2S, Capt.
tai Transit Co. bus operator, for
whom 30-day stay OF induction
was, recommended; Bryan McFall,
%, apprentice machinist at the Ma
tional Electrical Machine Shops,
Inc, for whom 60-day stay was
recommended; Karl H. Klais, IS,
Agriculture Department aerial
Photographic laboratory chief clerk,
for whom 30-day stay was recon-
mended.
Also Robert Perkins, II, Tophams,
Inc, paint spray operator, who also
sought classification in 3-A; Donald
r. Brooks, 30, Simplex Time Rec
order Co. manufacturers represent
tative; James F. Flynn, "a, District
fire alarm telegraph operator; Dud-
ley H. Broyles, 20, Washington
Terminal Co. rate specialist; Vim
cent ]. Sharkey, %, Social Security
Board assistant technical represen-
tative, for whom a 60-day stay was
recommended; Clarence Weiner. 20,
assistant chief of the supply and
demand analysis unit, Social Sc
curity Board, for whom a 3o-day
stay was recommended: Bernard
McGoldr1ck, ~, assistant clerk in
the Bureau Of Navigation, Navy De-
partment, and william McRemley.
40, Huner-Shinn, Inc, optician.
Dependency Pleas Rejected.
Those who were denied deferment
on grounds Of dependency were
Kermit T. Cochron, 80, truck driver;
Louis Gibba, A, pastry baker for
Deua's Delicacy Shop; Ogden M.
Wright, "a. accountant and general
ofnce manager Of the General Out
door Advertising Co.; Robert Ir-
vine, % assistant clerk of the small
claims branch, Municipal Court;
William Prince. 20. grocery store
employe; Edgar William Hill, 40.
rooming house operator; Joseph G.
York, 38, Young Mems Shop clothing
salesman; David F. Turner, 26.
WPB administrative assistant; Ed
ward Tindall, %, Bethlehem-Fair.
field ship filters helper; Joseph c.
Peterson, 80, Justice Department
employe In Philadelphia; Milton j,
Stanford, 33, Civil Service Commits
sion interviewer, for whom a 60-day
stay OF induction was recommended:
Herbert c. Abramson, Is, New
York law investigator; Edward M.
OSullivan, IS, Times Herald hno-
type operator: John G. Hayes. AZ.
attorney, for whom a 60-day stay
was recommended; Edward L. Scott.
81. Chesapeake and Potomac Tele.
phone Co. installer: Carmen j. Per-
SEQ. rs, Philadelphia Navy Yard
ship filters helper; Alex Brodmerkel
IS, Patent Office examiner. and
Banks G. Robinson, 80, electrician.
The cases OF Alva Blair Lynn.
Nero Jones. Blair H. Sigmon. John
W.. Lewis, Thomas McDavis, Oscar
Baum, jr., and Anthony j. Calico
were returned to their local boards
for additional information, while the
case OF Nathan Auerbach was refer.
red to the United States attorney.
The board also rejected the an.
peal OF James Ludden McAndrews.
28, Tor classification in 4-D as a
potential divinity student.
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