Evening star., 1943-08-20
Only Appeals
Granted in 81
Draft Cases

OtIlCt StOSSIIISu
As 3-A; 8 Deferred
For Occupations
Only 13 of the 81 draft appeals
acted on by the District Board of
Appeal during the week ending July
81 were granted, it was announced
today.
The Appeal Board gave eight oc-
cupational deferments, put one man
in ga as a bona fide father, grant
ed three appeals to Hardship cases"
and put one man in 4-E as a consci-
entious objectors.
A conscientious objector, who
sought deferment on occupational
grounds. was continued in 4-E. The
board also denied % requests for
occupational deferment, two re-
quests for farm deferment and 18
requests for deferment as hard
ship cases."
OccupatiOnal Deferments.
Occupational deferments were
granted to James M. Dunaway, n,
general manager, Rochdale Stores,
Inc; Henry w. Hill, "a, mechanic,
International Harvester Co.; Nor
man Lewis, 81, owner of taxicab
fleet and repair shop; Leon Gold
man, "a, research chemist, Cooper
Union for the Advancement of
Science: Robert w. Williams, %,
assistant chief operations agent,
American Airlines. Inc: David
Coopersmith. 30. patrolman, Metro
politan Police Department.; Sanford
P. Thompson. 81, assistant physicist,
Naval Research Laboratory; Cla-
renee l.. Wolfe, %, drill press opera
tor, Babcock and Wilcox Co.
Sam Love, 20, display manager of
Brooke's Women's Apparel Store,
was granted his appeal for ga clas-
sification.
Placed in Sd as hardship cases
were Joseph Y. Poy, 81, riveter,
Crown Cork & Seal Co.; John C..
Aston, q, riveter. Curtis Wright
Corp. Columbus, Ohio; Julius l..
Marcus, %, grocery store manager.
Two in Glass 4-E.
James p. Brandenburg, 18, clerk
at the Potomac Electric Power Co.,
was placed in 4-E as a conscientious
objector. William C. Hutchison, a.
Capital Transit Co. streetcar oper-
ator, who had appealed for occu-
pational deferment, was continued
in 4-E.
The following men were also de-
MED occupational deferment:
George H. Duckett, 20, general
manager. G. B. Macke Corp; John
R. Hoff1er, 81, manager, Seven-Up
Washington, Inc; Sida c. Goforth,
SO. armored car messenger, Drinks,
Inc. 60-day stay of induction rec
commended; Herman I. Savage, %,
restaurant owner; Paul Shapiro,
81. drug store operator. 60-day stay
of induction recommended: Ernest
c. Holman. 81, teller, National Bank
OF Washington, 60-day stay of in
dnction recommended; Lee r. Ste-
phens. "a. car inspector. Washing
ton Terminal Co., 30-day stay of
induction recommended; William
L. Ashdown. 33, teller, Hamilton
National Bank. 60-day stay of in
duction recommended; James C.
Kelsey, 81, hauling contractor, 30
day stay of induction recommend
ed.
Also Francis J. Davidson III, 30,
salesman, F. J. Davidson e. Co.;
Elwood D. Barnes, jr., o. locksmith,
Diebold Safe e. Lock Co.: Harold
w. Tabler, accountant. Pennsyl-
vania- Central Airlines, 30-day stay
of induction recommended; Marlin
o. Slentz, 36, electrician, L. K. Com
stock e. Co.; Seymour Gilman, "a,
foreman, Sanitary Bag d. Burlap
Co., Memphis, Tenn; Russell E.
Patterson, 81, patent attorney,
Cleveland Pneumatic Tool Co.;
Ralph C. Summerville, 25, private,
D. c. Fire Department.; Rollan
Swanson, 10, student, George WASH
ington University.
Also Walter M Smith, %, truck
driver, Colonial Fuel Oil Co., Co.
day stay of induction recommend
ed; Henry R. 1verson, 36, Washing
ton manager, the Trane Co.; Sam
Tel F. Hall, %, folding machine
operator, George A. Simonds & Co.;
Dana M. Barbour. 35, economist,
Budget Bureau; Seymour Kalick,
%, radio instructor, War Depart
ment; Arthur E. Lederman, 26,
business machine operator, General
Motors Corp, 60-day stay of induc-
ton recommended.
The board denied the appeals of
John w. Quick, 20, taxicab driver
and part owner of farm, and Pow
hatan T. Digges. 81, listed as farmer.
for deferment as farmers. A 6O-day
stay of induction was recommended
for Mr.. Digges.
The following men were denied
deferment in Sd as hardship
cases:
Roland A. Boone, 81, laborer. War
Department.: Jesse D. Smith, 80,
messenger, Federal Reserve System:
Philip j. Guindon, %, clerk, Civil
Aeronautics Administration; Louis
Miller. 80, oiler, Brann and Stuart
Co.; Richard E. Mansolillo, %.
checker, Bureau of Engraving and
printing; Sol A. Segal. 20. economist,
Office Of Price Administration, 60
day stay OF induction recommended;
Maurice Berg, 35, part owner, Penn
Bootery, Arlington Bootery, 60-day
stay of induction recommended.
Also, William M Hunter, 30,
agent, Continental Life Insurance
Co., 30-day stay of induction recon-
mended: Alvin Q. Enrich, 80, adver-
tising man, Kal, Inc; Floyd H.
Eshleman. 80, clerk. Federal Security
Agency, 30-day stay of induction
recommended; William F. Marks.
%, plumber, 60-day stay of induc-
ton recommended Leon Markow-
itz, rs, apprentice mechanic, Trans
continental and Western Air. Inc,