Evening star., 1943-08-02
S DeferIments
Denied in 66
Draft Appeals
Four RecIussified
As Necessary to
Civilian Activity

Rejection of S. out of 66 appeals
acted on by the District Selective
Service Board of Appeals was an.
nounced today.
OF the appeals granted, foul
registrants were transferred from
class Ia. available for immediate
service, to IA, deferred as necessary
in civilian activity; two were placed
In 2-B. deferred as necessary in war
production, one was put in &C
necessary in agriculture; three were
released Sd, deferred for depend
ency hardship, and one was placed
IN 4-E, deferred specifically by law
Requests of % registrants for IA
classlflcations were denied. while Il
were refused 2-B status One appeal
to 3-A-deferred for dependency
was rejected. and 19 were refused a
change in Sd. One man asking 4-E
was turned down.
All the rejected appellants were
continued in IA. The list of cases,
disposed of the week ended July 10.
follows:
Appeals Granted.
James H, Buys, %. boiler operator
Potomac Electric Power Co., placed
in IA, Alvin z. Baker. %. superin-
tendent, Cauthen e. Slocum, Inc,
placed in "a; Charles L. Harness.
27, assistant mineral economist, Bu-
,reau OF Mines, Interior Department,
placed in PA: Anthony F. Ferrara
80, principal photographer. United
States Coast and Geodetic Survey
placed in IA; Eugene D. McGhee
28, lnsulator. the Panama Canal,
placed in 2-B; James A. Galbreath.
80, inspector, Radio Corp. of Amer
lea, Camden, N. j.. placed in 2-B.
Also George Watson. 90, farmer.
placed in &c; Anton B. Fabatz, 36
photographer, Civil Aeronautics Ad-
ministration. placed in Sd; Gra-
ciano A. Ancheta. 81, taxicab driver.
placed in Sd; Alfred R. Holfert, 36.
chief. Requirements Section, Board
OF Economic Warfare, placed in Sd:
Robert A. Holmes, 81, clothes presser,
Greenbelt Consumer Service, placed
In 4-E.
Appeals Denied.
Michael j. Rinaldi. 81, embalmer,
s. H. Hines Co., 60-day stay of in
duction recommended; Richard w
Richards, 27. assistant safety engi-
neer Metcalfe Construction Co.; Joel
T. Jones, %, salesman, Reynolds
Metals Co.. 30-day stay of induction
recommended; John w. Capp, q
aircraft inspector, General Motors
Corp; Wayne. M. Griggs, %, plant
manager, Washington Sand &
Gravel Co.; William P. Yeager. 90
serviceman, National Cash Register
Co.; Vernon c. Foote, 27 clerk, B
B, Earnshaw Co.; Milton H. Under
wood. "a, plumbing foreman, Will
liam Bernstein & Son Co.
Also Samuel c. ARGUS, 81, teacher,
Pride of Judea Children's Home
Eugene j. Siravo, 80, power shovel
operator, Potts & Callahan Con-
struction Co.; Wilson w. Jones, 27,
promotion supervisor. Washington
News Co.; Thomas H. Errion. %,
f1ngerprint technician, Federal Bu-
reau of Investigation: George r.
Of, 36, foreman, McNulty Bros. Co.;
Ogden M. Wright, 81, accountant,
General Outdoor Advertising Co.:
John Kraft. 81, baggage agent
Greyhound Terminal; James H
Jukes, 81, lawyer; Pete Grodsky. 81
reporter, Trans-Radio Press Service
Also Robert L. Yeargin, "a, main
tenance man, Taylor's Service Sta
ton, 30-day stay of induction recon-
mended; Richard A. Perkins, 80, at
torney, National Labor Relations
Board; George L. Burrows, 30 main
tenance machinist, The Evening
Star; Harold L. Blanton, "a, auditor
Reconstruction Finance Corp; Paul
H. Bowers, IS, accountant, Mer-
chants Transfer & Storage Co.;
William F. Mortimer, 81, craftsman
Washington Navy Yard, 60-day stay
of induction recommended: Robert
V. Dickinson, 18, machinist's helper
American Scale Co.; Thomas K
Wilbourne, 80, locomotive fireman
Richmond, Fredericksburg e. Poto-
mac Railroad, 60-day stay of in
duction recommended Walter H
Magruder, %, auditor, Army Ali
Forces; Paul M. Leschig, "a. COM
missioner, Civil Aeronautics Admin.
istration; Herman J. Cove, 26, clerk
Army Air Forces; Louis Weisblatt
81, burner, Bethlehem Fairfield
Shipyard, Inc, 60-day stay of in
duction recommended; Paul w
Myers, lathe operator, American
Engineering Co.
Marshars Appeal Denied.
Also Jenjamin L. Jenkins, 30
craftsman, United States Hydro
graphic Office; Leonard Wesley. %
inspector, Engineering e. Research
Corp. William M. Leiber, 80, engi.
neering aide, Federal Works Agency
Grille M. Har.sfield, %, brakeman
Pennsylvania Railroad, 60-day sta,
Schappert, "a, United States mar
shal. Justice Dere rtment; Othel J
Covell, 80 c.erh, Internal Revenu
Bureau, e0-day stay of induction
recommended; Jonn L. Lucas. 25
laborer, Washington Navy Yard
John r. Burton, 25, laborer, Wash
ington Navy Yard; Ralph R. Col
ston, 26, clerk, Army Air Forces
Harry Bozof, examiner, Interna
Revenue Bureau; Albert R. Sanford
20. aircraft mechanic, Riverdalt
Md; Milton Lyons, 80, credit man
ager. Ross Jewclry Co
Also Walter D. Foreman, g.
Chesapeake g. Potomac Telephon
Co, 60-day stay of induction rec
commended; James H. Young, L
messenger, Interstate Commerc
Commission; Harvey J. Stewart, 3
parking lot attendant; John {
Haerer, 30, clerk, Agriculture De
partmeht: Norman l.. Salshutz, 2
Commodity Credit Corp; Robert
Pollen, 35, fireman, Fort Belvoil
Earl L. Grimes, 81, junior enginee
United States Geological Survey.
Also Jack Schenofsky. 35. sale!
man, S. Livingston & Son Co; Ray
mond j. Kimball, l8, apprentice ms
chinist, Washington Navy Yard. et
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