Evening star., 1943-08-06
80 0ccupationa|
Pleas
Denied ByBoa
Only 2 Out Of Is
Hardship Appeals
Are Granted

sports editor of Station WINK, was
among the 80 men who lost their
appeals for occupational deferment
during the week ending July II
the District Draft Board of Appeals
announced today.
Mr.. Wakeman, who is married
sought deferment as an essential
man in radio. He was continued
in IA by unanimous vote.
In all, Is men, including an over
age registrant appealing from la
to IA (H) were given occupational
deferments by the appeal board
Two men were granted deferment
as hardship cases. One was put in
Glass AID as minister and two
were classed in 4-E as conscientious
objectors.
Three Directors Lose Pleas.
The appeal board. in addition to
denying the 80 requests for occupa-
tional deferment, turned down the
requests of two men for classical
ton in &c as farmers with depend
ents; rejected IA appeals for classi-
fication in Sd as hardship cases,
and rejected the appeals of three
men for classification in 4-E as con-
scientious objectors. OF the latter
three, one was continued in la and
the other two were placed in LAO
for noncombatant duty.
Those whose appeals for occupa-
tional deferment were granted were
Robert L. Moser, jr, 20, bus operator
Virginia Stage Lines; William v
Eisenberg, 80, associate microanalyst
United States Food and Drug Ad-
ministration: Albert L. Pierce, 29
special agent. Federal Bureau of IN
vestigation; John T. Bostick, IS, me-
chanic, Automatic Refrigeration
Service; Sheldon D. Ferree, e.
stroekeeper, the Panama Canal;
August F. Seivert, jr., %, elevator
repairman, Warfield g. Sanford
Inc; Joe M. Ruff, 81, Fairfax
County, Va, night supervisor,
American Linen Service Co.
Also, Marshall r. Glessner, o.
Centreville CMich), mechanic, Capt.
tai Transit Co.: Samuel E. Edwards,
80, traffic inspector, Capital Transit
Co.; Theodore r. Poston, 81, infor-
nation specialist, Office of War In
formation; William S. Dahn, A
serviceman, Bray & Scarf Co.; Will
liam D. Moss, jr., 81, Stromberg
Sheet Metal Works; Herchel L.
Smith, %, junior physicist, Naval
Research Laboratory; Sherman A.
Lawson, 80, associate radio engineer
War Department.; Fred C. Clarke
80, associate radio engineer, War
Department.
Hardship Cases Granted.
Granted classification in Sd as
hardship cases were Austin A. Miller
80, salesman, Good Bros. Inc, and
Patrick J. O'Brian, 81, D. C. Paper
Mills, Inc.
The board granted the appeal OF
Charles H. Mack, 80, for classifica.
ton In 4-D as a minister.
Placed in 4-E as conscientious
objectors we're Judah B. Butler, %
Washington Terminal Co., and Sam.
uel S. Thomas, %, messenger, Boare
OF Economic Warfare.
The following men were deniee
occupational deferment by the ap
peal board:
william H. Weaver, "a, helper
Engineering & Research Corp.
James E. Lunson, "a, teller, Rigg
National Bank; Hyman Skwersky
20, pharmacist, Standard Drug Co.
George Pappas, 18, serviceman
Chevy Chase Radio & Electric Co.
John F. Nail, 26, clerk, Postal Tele.
graph-Cable Co.; Charles E. Vass
l8, mechanics helper, Safeway
Trails, Inc; Joseph A. Clifford, SO
purchasing clerk, Naval Medica
Center; Leonard L. Press, "a, teach.
er, Woodbourne Institute, Wood.
bourne, N. j.
Some Stays Recommended.
Also Richard H. Gomersall, 81
craftsman, Budd Manufacturing Co.
6O-day stay of induction recon.
mended. Harold B. Anderson, %
proprietor, Anderson Stereotype Ser.
vice, 60-day stay of induction recon.
mended; Francis NJ Buck, 36, fore.
man, Leo j. Rocca, Inc; James r
Graham, 36. teletype operator
United States News Publishing Co.
Walter R. Cunningham, o. drafts.
man, Washington Gas Light Co., so.
day stay of induction recommended;
Barrett G. Kreisberg, 18, student
George Washington University; Ed
gar S. Furnlss, jr., "a, graduate as.
sistant, International Relations De.
partment, Yale University; STANLEY
A. Fendrick, 80, service station oper.
ator, 60-day stay of induction recon-
mended; Paul E. Casassa, 35, direc.
tor, Georgetown Branch, Boys Clut
OF washington: Kenneth L. Junk
81, repairman, Carl w. Dauber Co.
Vernon E. Thomas, 33, manager
fumigation department, American
Disinfectant Co.
Also, Paul w. Stout. "a, clerk
Pullman Co.; Leonard Kwit, o. ap-
prentice machinist, Washington
Navy Yard, 45-day stay of induction
recommended; Thomas j. Hurley
%, mechanic, B. & B. Engineering
and Supply Co.; Aaron Novikoff. "a
associate inspector. Newark Signal
Corps Inspection Zone; Louis w
Link, 33, field director, American
Red Cross; Walter G. Toeckelt. 27
testing laboratory assistant, Inter
national Harvester Co., Chicago, 60
day stay of induction recommended
Jay L. Samuel, 26, junior inspector
Philadelphia Navy Yard; George
D. Miller, "a, United States En-
gineers Office, 60-day stay of in
duction recommended; Lindsay R
Moss, 80. clerk, Walsh-Kaiser Ship
yard, Providence. r. l.; Harold l.
Hines, jr., rs, craftsman, Washing
| ton Navy Yard.
Rejected for classification in &c
as farmers with dependents were
Sterling G. Gibson, 25, part t-time
farm worker, and Adrian C. Eich-
man, 26, farm worker, Palco, Kans
Hardship Pleas Denied.
The appeal board denied the ap-
peal of the following men for de-
l