Evening star., 1943-10-06
II Of 81 Win
Draft Stay on
Plea
IS of 81 Granted
Deferment Here as
Hardship Cases

With hardship appeals represent
ing more than half the cases
brought before the District Board
of Appeal during the week ending
September l8, the appeal board
granted a total of Is out of the 81
cases decided in that period, Dis
trlct Selective Service headquarters
announced today.
The board granted II out of 81
requests for occupational deferment
and four out of 40 requests for de-
ferment on grounds of hardship.
The board also denied the request
OF conscientious Objector who
sought occupational deferment.
Appeals Granted.
The appeals of the following men
for occupational deferment were
granted:
Joseph d. Miller, 90 central office
installer, Western Electric Co; Mvrl
R. Barkhurst. %, traffic CLERK. Pan
American AlrWayS. Inc: Leo Fried
man. %. biochemiSt. Food and Drug
Administrations; Sherwood L. Nc
Car9er, 33. private, Metropolitan
Police Department; William H.
Smith, %, railroad fireman. South
ern Railway; Willard E. Van Sickle.
p. private. d. c. Fire Department:
John E. Frank, 30 private, d. c. Fire
Department.; Victor l.. Caron. %.
limb maker, Universal Artificial
Limb Co. Melvin A. Flatten. 80. as
SlStant shlptltter foreman, Sullivan
Drydock and Repair Corp; Edward
t. Croghan. 33, craftsman. Coast
and Geodetic Survey: James H.
Herriotts, %, machinist, j. E. Hur-
ley Co.
Hardship Cases.
The following men appealed sue
ceSsfully as hardship cases:
Samuel R. Erenberg. 36, painter.
Gladstone and Rains Co., New York
City; Fred A. Wendland. 81. fore
man. Melvern Diaries. Inc; Charles
l.. Turner, 26. mechanic, Arlington
Asphalt Co, Edward N. Tammaro,
81, delivery supervisor, Phelps Rob-
erts Corp.
The appeal board denied occupa-
tlonal deferment to Albert P. Gault.
il, 30, Georgetown Chlldrens House
employe, appealing from his clasSi-
hcatlOn IN 4-E as a conscientious
objector. He was continued in 4-E.
Occupa ton Pleas Denied.
The appeals of the following men
for occupational deferment were
also denied:
Morris Shear. IS, student. McKin-
ley High School; Paul Ruslnko, l8.
mechanic, National Heating Corp. ::
Earl S. Reed, 81. mechanic. Ran
dolph Sheet Metal Works: Marmion
l.. Mostyn, 27, radio operator. Fed
eral Bureau of Investigation: Lester
c. Davis, 35, truck driver. Washing
ton Coal Co: Forrest H. Peterson.
81, teacher, Arlington County schools.
Franklin M. Lane, 81. police
man. White House Police Force;
Jacob Chernikoff, 30, assistant to
manager, American Linen Service
Co.. Harry Belfar. 25, grinder: Di-
optric instrument Corp; Roger W
King. %, machine operator. West
inghouse Electric and Manufacture
ing Co, Newark N. j.: John DitZ-
ler, 80 Washington manager. New
Castle Products Co; Martin A. ALL
wine, 25, clerk. Southern Railway:
Frank j. Calcara, %, eXpediter. En-
gineering and Research Corp. 4.
Jesse L. Cutrell. "a. mechanic, En-
gineering and Research Corp.
James c. Jones, 30, teacher, Phelps
Vocational School; Arthur Genua.
l8, mechanic, Electric Equipment
Co.: Melvin H. HoWes. %. clerk,
Bethlehem Steel Corp: William A.
Bryarly, 27. clerk. War Shipping Ad-
ministration: Clarence S. Thomas.
jr., 36, salesman, E B. Adams
Corp; John G. Abraham, 2l. ma
chine operator. Naval Torpedo
Plant. Alexandra, Va.
Hardship Cases Voted Down.
The following men We're denied
deferment as hardship cases:
Sidney Crozin, l8, clerk. Washing
ton Baseball Club: David Posnick.
36, proprietor Bonats Cafe: Morris
Mark. 33, assistant business special
ist. War Department; Louis A.
Stango. 30. taXicab operator. Irving
B. Mayblum, %. assistant examining
clerk, Social Security Board: Julius
Lipschitz. 28, assistant to manager.
Aristo Cleaners & Dyers: Gershon
w. Flshbein, 81, OfflCe of War In
formation; Myer A. Filderman. 81,
store manager. Georges Radio Co.
Anthony P. SWartz. 20, Junior clerk
War Shipping Administration: Hor-
ace D. Nelson, "a. messenger. War
Department; Roy w. Gregory, 90,
guard, Transcontinental and West
ern Air, Inc; Arthur Gray. 25. con-
struction worker, Lloyd Goode Con-
tracing Co; Paul f. We'll "a junior
clerk, Census Bureau; Joseph M.
Kalmus, 33. proprietor, Falkland
Market: Clifton w. Jones. 30, skilled
laborer. Bureau of Engraving and
Printing; Louis S. Hillman, 81, clerk,
Interior Department: Laurence
Bridge, 81. clerk. Bureau of Foreign
and Domestic Commerce: Louis S.
Dick. 81, paperhanger: Ernest T.
Beckner, %, riveter, Glenn L. Martin
Co.: Joseph V. Stanton. 35. taXicab
fleet operator Jacob H Zier. %,
Welder, Cummins Construction Co.
Wilfred j. Dierkes. 35. fingerprint
classifer, Navy Department.. Joseph
Cohen, &c, Junior legal examiner,
Interstate Commerce Commission;
Willard c. Simon, 81. administrative
assistant. Roger Smith Hotel Corp:
Efraim Wulfsohn, 81, agent. Metro
politan Life Insurance Co.: Ernest
T. Strait, o. bartender Cannons
Restaurant, Placido F. Ridolpi, 27,
agent, Internal Revenue Bureau,
Edward F. Ajello. 26, clerk, Mackey
Radio Co.; Vernon E. Marshall, 26,
clerk, H. S. Kings Co., John L. Mann.
26, apprentice plumber, Mehring and
Hanson Co.: Elias L. Depson, 33,
clerk, Pullman Co.
Louis j. Capogrosso. 80, mega
tive cutter, Government Print
ing Office; Maurice Campbell
18, messenger, Veterans Admin
istration; Joseph F.. Haskins. 80,