Evening star., 1942-07-24
Dependent Payments
Expected 10 Send D. T..
Deferred 10 Army
Appeal Boord Coils for
Review Of l0Coses Nov. !,
Disbursement Dute

FEDERAL payments to dependents
will release a number of previously
deferred registrants for active duty,
the District Board of Appeal indi-
Gated yesterday. The board recon-
mended that two of the ten de-
pendency deferments it granted be
reviewed November /, when pay
ments start under the new law
OF the 46 cases considered in the
two-week period ending July II,
the board also granted four ap-
peals on occupational grounds and
one appeal of q conscientious OBJ
jector.
The appeals of "a men for defer
ment were rejected; four cases were
returned to local boards for addi-
tional information and three were
referred to the Justice Department
for investigation of the claims of
conscientious objectors.
Deferment because of war work
was granted Henry M. Henio, IS,
associate airways engineer, Civil
Aeronautics Administration, and
Marcus w. Perkins, 20. wireman for
the Air Track Manufacturing Co.,
who had appealed for either 2-B or
4-E classification. George r. Grit
fiths. IS, personnel assistant in the
Maritime Commission, was granted
occupational deferment for 60 days.
and Harold Robinson, "a, Housing
Authority regional legal adviser, for
four months.
Two Cases to Be Reviewed.
The two dependency cases recon-
mended for review were Louis M.
Head, jr., %, War Department mes
senger, and Harry Sherr, Is. Ma
tional Resources Planning Board
economist.
Appeals on grounds of depend
ents were also granted Marshall
w. Courtney, n. John McShain
Co.; George r. Barker, IS, National
Savings & Trust Co., note teller:
Anthony j. Hanainy, n, shoe clerk;
Floyd Hanna. 80, audit clerk, JUS
tice Department; Hamilton A.
Rogers, 81, Social Security Board;
Wallace L. Waller, 80, manager of
Atlas Small Loan Co.; Dewey r.
Ruckman, 43, employed in the office
of the superintendent. Senate Of
fice Building. and Nick Caruso, IS,
w. L. Gary Co.. plumber.
The board granted the appeal of
Harry L. Cadet, %, for classical
ton in 4-E, and referred the cases
Of William B. Ackerman, E. Cor
don Hubbel and John Haywood.
jr.. to the Justice Department for
investigation as conscientious OBJ
jectors.
Deferments on grounds of depen-
dency were denied William B. Co.
burn. "A. Junior clerk at the Federal
Trade Commission: Henry Coburn,
"a, Bureau of Labor Statistics; An
thony Sciacca. 21, Navy Yard helper
electrician: Milton B. Cureton, rs,
laborer: Angelo S. Tesoriero, IS,
Government Printing Once: Ralph
Kartzovnik. q, Agriculture Depart
ment clerk; william Lieb, AZ, restau-
rant proprietor; Jesse B. Wells, Is,
National Laundry route manager,
Reginald A. Froe, 28, general con-
tractor; Jack Blacker, 70, War De-
partment engineer; Robert w. Red
man, ~. American Building Associa-
ton teller, and Franklin H. Tinsley,
"a, Commerce Department assistant
messenger. =.
Objector's Appeal Denied.
The appeal Of Thomas p Whar-
ton, %. War Department engineer,
for deferment as q conscientious OBJ
jector was denied, as was the appeal
Of Henry Schreier. 80, John Nc
Shain Co. bricklayer. who sought
classification in LAO, which would
have allowed him to serve In the
Army in non-combatant branches.
Occupational deferment was de-