Evening star., 1942-05-28
First Case Of Appeal
From 3-A 10 IA Class
Is Won by u. 5.
Deferment Pleas
Of l8 Other Registrars
Are Rejected

A Government appeal agent, diff
fering with a local board on the
draft classification of a registrant,
brought before the District Board
of Appeal its first case of an appeal
from ga to Ia classification, the
boards report revealed today.
The District board granted the
plea, shifting William F. Judd, 80,
assistant district manager of the
Life Insurance Co. of Virginia, into
classification for immediate service.
A spokesman for the District
board explained that appeal agents
work for the Government as we'll as
the registrant, and this agent. hap
pening to review the case, decided
the registrant was Improperly classi-
fed.
The District board, reporting for
the week ending May %, granted
four other appeals, returned two
information, put an appellant for
classification in 4-E into LAO and
rejected the appeals for deferment
of 18 other registrants.
3-A Pleas Granted.
Those whose appeals for classi-
fication in ga on grounds of de-
pendents were granted were Eman-
uel w. Browne, "a, car cleaner;
Charles Morton, 35, unemployed;
Eugene Shade, 80, carpenter, and
! Charles LautenSchlager, 35, mai
tire d'hotel of the Willard Hotel,
review of whose case was rec
| commended in three months.
The cases of Raymond E. Per-
ron and William Franklin Bodine
were returned to their local boards
for additional Information, and
Roger S. Lorenz, 26, a farm la
borer, who had appealed for classi-
f1cation in 4-E as a conscientious
objector. was put in LAO, for
service in on-combatant branches
of the Army.
A number Of the regiStrants ap-
pealed for classification in either
IA or ga. Those whose pleas for
deferment on grounds of dependents
alone were rejected were Edgar Zell
Steever. jr., 25, of the Office of
Emergency Management, for whom
a stay Of induction until August
was recommended; David Aronin,
%. Department of Agriculture; We'll
hey L. Hatton, %, carpenter; James
Henry Lyons, "a, unemployed; Saul
Fainman, 81. print shop compositor;
Jesse M Mann, "a, McNulty Bros;
Sigmund Kartus, 81, Office of Price
Administration statistical clerk; Ed
ward B. Armentrout, %, Post Office
clerk; Anthony j. Lopresit, %, paper
hanger, and Everett w. Kirby, 80,
Government Patent Office
IA Pleas Rejected.
Those whose appeals for classifi-
cation in IA on occupational
grounds were rejected were Henry
Lagasse, %, Georgetown University
Law School student for whom a stay
of induction until August 81 was
recommended: Robert D. Baum, %,
National Resources Planning Board
junior professional assistant econ
omist for whom a stay of induc-
ton until June IS was recon-
mended; Andres Hernandez, 81,
motor boat sailor, and Arthur J.
Rosenblatt, 80. president of Brooks,
Inc, for whom a 60-day stay of
induction was recommended. Mr..
Rosenblatt was February 16 regis
trant, among the first to appeal from
this group which local boards are
now in the process of classifying.
Those whose appeals for claSSifi-
cation either in IA or ga were
rejected we're Howland M. Ware,
%, Bureau of Standards under lab
oratory mechanic; Charles Edward
Simmons, %, member of the Metro
politan Police Department: Ray
mond Wanner, %, Arlington County
(Va) policeman, for whom a 30
day stay of induction was recon-
mended, and Wilmot H. Fitzgerald
30, Treasury Department senior &C
counting clerk.