Evening star., 1943-09-08

III university, James L. Beall, 81,
buyer, Guy Curran and Co., Inc. !:
Grimmel P. Casady, "a, assistant
superintendent, Meadowbrook, Inc. :;
Allen F. Thompson, %, teller, Riggs
National Bank; Charles M. Crab
tree, "a, foreman, Washington Ter
minal Co.; John w. Kaufman, 18,
student, Mckinley High School;
Victor L. Orzeck, jr., %, supervisor,
Tabulating Unit, State Department;
Milton S. Kiver, "a, instructor, Illi-
nois Institute of Technology; Charles
L. Huisking, jr., 81, assistant man.
ager, field service, Aircraft Screw
Products Co.: Frederick w. Hopkins,
rs, order clerk, Crane Co.; Lawrence
V. Palm, %, revenue agent, Bureau
of Internal Revenue; David Goren,
Stein, "a, clerk, Bureau of Mines,
Interior Department; Ragnar w.
Forsbacker, %, carpenter, A. M
HAZEL, Inc; Antonio, r. Scafone,
%, lathe operator, Engineering and
Research Corp; John R. Bertles, 90
laboratory assistant, Powers Elec-
tronic and Communications Co,
Farmer Plea Rejected.
The appeal board also rejected the
appeal Of Richard w. Horn, 10, who
asked for deferment in &c as q
farmer.
The only" man who asked defer
ment as a father was also turned
down. He was Raoul D. Trembley
36, superintendent of the Post Once
Building in Sacramento, Calf.
The following men were turned
down on their appeals for deferment
as hardship cases:
Philip Praid, 35, auditor, General
Accounting Office; Anthony H
Christopulos, 80, taxicab driver;
Lewis Cooper, 36, salesman, the
Hecht Co.; Ralph Gill, 27, taxicab
driver; Hyman Halpern, n, clerk
War Department; Victor j. Gauzza,
Jr., 20, assistant personnel techni-
clan, Interior Department; George
Missakian, %, clerk, Giant Food
Shopping Center; Joseph A. Gal
vagina, %, carpenter, Rosenthal
Cornell & Co.; Emilio Varron, 81,
laborer, Potomac Electric Power
Co.; Maurice P. Becraft, 81, clerk,
Navy Department: Cosby C. Rob-
erts, 18, clerk, National Screen Serv-
ice; Herman w. Lanham, 81, super
visor record section, War Food Ad-
ministration; Harold Klain, Is
storekeeper, Naval Supply Depot
Bayonne, N. j.; Eward r. Dorf
man, 26, clerk, District Grocery
Stores, Inc; Leon Cohen, "a
occupational analyst, War Depart
ment; Donald F. Clark, IS, clerk
Agriculture Department; David D
Checkman, 81, revenue agent, Bu-
reau of Internal Revenue; Ernest
E. Smith, 81, messenger, Bureau OF
Internal Revenue; John S. johnson
%, clerk. War Department.; James
Cherry, "a, night watchman; Maui
rice Dubreuil, Is, waiter, Fat Boy
Restaurant; Jesse o. Broome, 81
waiter, Lafayette Hotel; Willard c.
Jefferis, %, clerk, Mercury Press
Printing Co.; James Hood, %, taxi
cab driver; Charles H. Ridgely, "a
clerk, Interior Department.
Also Alfred H. Haislup, 33, audi
tor, Justice Department.; Abraham
Jeweler, %, manager, jewelers. Mar
ket; William D. Haislip, 18, mega
tive cutter, Army Map Service: Irv-
ing Brodsky, 20, butcher, River
Terrace; Fred G. Abraham, 26, aud
itor, General Accounting Office
Carl Lincoln, %, delivery man. Acme
Market; Max Shapiro, %, machin-
lists helper, Brooklyn Navy Yard
Welby A. Marsh, 27, machinist's
helper, Washington Navy Yard
Bernard Stein, 33, printer, National
Capital Press; Edward A. Minkoff
%, rigger's helper, Brooklyn Navy
Yard; Francis j. Cunningham, 81
communications supervisor, Board
OF Economic Warfare; William r
Barnes, 80, tabulating machine
operator, War Manpower Commits
sion; Myer Miller, 26, enforcement
agent, Inter tate Commerce Com
mission; Samuel H. Seigel, 36, at
tendant. st. Elizabeth's Hospital
Harry Dreisen, 33, insurance agent;
Leonard F. Walker, 36, waiter
Freedmen's Hospital; Albert B
Ralston, 33, auditor, General Ac-
counting Office; Eugene G. Davis
Is, clerk, Veterans Administration
Lewis H. Deans, %, chauffeur, Rail
road Retirement Board.