Evening star., 1943-08-12
0neFireman, ;
Policemen Win
DefermentPIeas
Boord Defers One
Father, Clussifies a
As Hordship Cases

Four Of six District police and
flremen for whom the Commission
ers had appealed for occupational
deferments were placed in the de-
ferred class by the District Board
Of Appeal during the week ending
July "a. the appeal board an
nounced today.
Among the registrants whose ap-
peals were rejected was Daniel H.
Schwartz, 28. president of the Dis
trict Council of United Federal
Workers of America. CIO. who had
sought an occupational deferment.
In all. the appeal board gave oc-
cupational deferments to IA men, in
cluding one over-age registrant; de-
ferred one man as father and
placed four men In Sd as hardship
cases.
The board denied 90 requests
for occupational deferments, zone
for deferment in sc as a farmer
with dependents, IA for deferment
as hardship cases and one for clas-
siflcation as conscientious obiec-
tor.
The 3-A applicant among the
registrants was Nathaniel Wilson,
81, Capital Transit Co. mechanic
who successfully appealed for clas-
siflcation as father.
Occupational Deferments Granted.
The following men were granted
their appeals for occupational de-
ferment:
Vernon s. Sanders, 20. patrolman,
Metropolitan Police; Russell l.. Son.
ger, 26, patrolman, Metropolitan Po-
lice: Joseph j. McDonough, %, pri-
vate, District fireman; Charles w.
Booth, 30. code clerk. American EN-
bassy, Chungking, China; Herbert
Magil. %, associate patent examiner,
United States Patent ONCE; Emile
Paul, 36, associate patent examiner,
Patent ONCE; George j. Faina, 80,
pressman, National Capital Press,
Inc.
Also, Ralph E. Minder, 80, me-
chanic, Chestnut Farms Chevy
Chase Dairy; Lloyd B. FUR, "a, pa
ktrolman, Metropolitan Police; Ber-
nard E. Lashbough, SO, assistant to
executive officer, Alley Dwelling
Authority; Russell E. Rupert, 80,
senior laboratory mechanic, National
Bureau of Standards; Lloyd I. Osi-
pow, "a, junior chemist, War De-
partment: Joseph c. Hurt. 35, clerk,
The Panama Canal; Edwin P. Star
buck, 36. assistant engineer, Navy
Department.
Granted deferment because Of
hardship to dependents were: Ver-
non r. Stewart, 36, chief craftsman,
War Department; John H. Haven
schild, 36, clerk, Railroad Retire.
ment Board; Clarence E. Stanford,
jr, %, special officer, Washington
Terminal Co.; Robert N. Hanratty,
%, truck driver, Fries, Beall &c
Sharpe Co.
Appeals Denied.
The following men we're denied
occupational deferment by the ap-
peal board:
James E. Mullins. 30, mechanics
helper, Capital Transit Co.; Alex
ander B. Blair, 80, patent attorney,
University of Chicago; Howard M.
Jones, 36, district manager, Scott
Paper Co.; Karl Bauer, "a, photo
photographer, Williams g. Heintz Co.,
60-day stay of induction recon-
mended; Nelson R. Bodnick, 81,
partner N. Broidie g. Son; Fred
Scoggins, 36, assistant to manager,
Navy Department cafeteria; Joseph
A. Harrison, %, flngerprint techni-
clan, Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton; Robert E. McCord, 80, man.
aging editor, Washington News
| Service
Also Thomas B. Clark, Is, truck
driver, Barrett's Transfer, 6O-day
stay of induction recommended:
James T. Kerley, 81, buyer, Milton
| Hopfenmaier estate; Bernard l.,
Newsom, 81, patrolman, Metropoli-
tan Police; Christy F. Woomer, %,
clerk, Pennsylvania Railroad, 60
| day stay of induction recommended;
Abbott Widdecombe, 27, supervisor,
Castle Films, Inc, 0-day stay Of
induction recommended; Donovan
@. Zook. "a, associate analyst, Of
flee of Price Administration; George
H. Ely. 25, private, District Fire
Department; Mr.. Schwartz; Wallace
Werble, 81. editor, Food-Drug- Cos
metic Reports, 60-day stay of in
duction recommended; George Wes-
ley, %, assistant inspector, Navy
Department, 60-day stay of induc-
tion recommended; John R. Combs,
26, foreman, Safety Tire Co., Co.
| day stay of induction recommended:
James C. Gwyn, %, coastal patrol
observer, Manteo, N. C.
Hilton J. Nunnery, %, farm work.
er, was denied his appeal for clas-
sification in sc as a farmer with
dependents.
Hardship Appeals Denied.
The appeal board also refused the
appeals of the following registrants
for classification in I'D as hard
ship cases:
William E. Newhill, 81, saovice
station manager, 60-day stay of in
duction recommended; Joseph M.
Stanaites, jr.. 26. clerk. May Hard
ware Co.; Jules M. May, Is, clerk.
War Department, 6O-day stay of in
duction recommended; John j. Ma
honey %, clerk, City Post Once, CO.
day stay of induction recommended:
Harvey A. Moore, %, attendant,
Freedmen's Hospital; Bernard Ar
Ian, 81. buyer, Morton. Inc, 60-day
stay of induction recommended;
Lacy F.. Terry, 81, classifier, Navy
Department.; Herman F.. Dorsey, 80,
book binder, Judd & Detweiler, Inc,
60-day stay of induction recon-
mended.
Also, William J. Suntum, 81, clerk.
U. S. Maritime Commission, 30-day
stay of induction recommended:
Richard G.. Walton, 36, clerk, Vet
Grams Administration; Bernard
Feinberg, "a, Junior statistician, Of
flee of Price Administration: Paul
H. Pinney, 36. truck driver, Peoples
Drug Stores; Charles D. Ashmore,
80, clerk, City Post Office; Thorwold