Evening star., 1943-08-12
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Policemen Win
DefermentP|eas
Boord Defers One
Fother, CIossifies d
As Hardship Cases

hilOlls Ilic IcSlSlIdilGS WllOSe dp
peals were rejected was Daniel H
Schwartz, %, president Of the Dis
trict { Council of United Fedora
Workers of America, CLIO, who hae
sought an occupational deferment
In all, the appeal board gave oc.
cupational deferments to IA men, in.
cluding one over-age registrant; de.
ferred one man as a father ane
placed four men in Sd as hardship
cases.
The board denied 20 request.
for occupational deferments, one
for deferment in sc as a farmer
with dependents, IA for deferment
AS hardship cases and one for clas-
siflcation as conscientious objec-
tor.
The ga applicant among the
registrants was Nathaniel Wilson
81, Capital Transit Co. mechanic
who successfully appealed for clas-
sificaton as father.
Occupational Deferments Granted
The following men were granted
their appeals for occupational de-
ferment:
Vernon S. Sanders, 20, patrolman
Metropolitan Police; Russell l.. Son.
ger, 26, patrolman, Metropolitan Po-
lice; Joseph j. McDonough, %, pri-
vate, District fireman: Charles w
Booth, 80, code clerk, American EN-
bassy. Chungking, China; Herbert
Magil, %, associate patent examiner
, United States Patent Office; Emile
Paul, 36, associate patent examiner
Patent Office; George j. Faina, -33
pressman, National Capital Press
Inc.
Also, Ralph E. Minder, 30, me-
chanies Chestnut Farms Chevy
Chase Dairy; Lloyd B. FUR, a. pa
trolman, Metropolitan Police; Ber-
nard E. Lashbough, 38, assistant to
executive officer, Alley Dwelling
Authority: Russell E. Rupert, 33
senior laboratory mechanic. National
Bureau of Standards; Lloyd I. Osi-
pow, "a. junior chemist, War De-
partment; Joseph C. Hurt. IS, clerk
The Panama Canal; Edwin P. Star
buck, 36, assistant engineer. Navy
Department.
Granted deferment because OF
hardship to dependents were: Ver-
non r. Stewart, SO, chief craftsman
War Department; John H. Haven
schiId, 36, clerk, Railroad Retire
ment Board; Clarence E. Stanford
jr., %, special officer, Washington
Terminal Co.; Robert N. Hanratty
23, truck driver Fries, Beall 6.
Sharpe Co. sg
a. Appeals Denied.
st, The following mem were denied
occupational deferment by the ap-
peal board:
James E. Mullins, 80, mechanics
helper, Capital Transit Co.; Alex
ander B. Blair, 80, patent attorney,
University of Chicago; Howard M.
Jones, SO, district manager, Scott
Paper Co.: Karl Bauer, "a, photo
photographer, williams e. Heintz Co.,
60-day stay of induction recon-
mended; Nelson r. Bodnick, 81,
partner N. Broidie g. Son; Fred
Scoggins, SO, assistant to manager.
Navy Department cafeteria; Joseph
A. Harrison, %. fingerprint techni-
clan, Federal Bureau of Investiga-
tion; Robert E. McCord, 80, man
aging editor, Washington News
Service. H..
Also Thomas B. Clark, Is, truck
driver, Barrett's Transfer, 60-day
stay of induction recommended;
James T. Kerley, 27, buyer, Milton
Hopfenmaier estate; Bernard L.
Newsom, 81, patrolman. Metropoli-
tan Police; Christy F. Woomer, %,
clerk, Pennsylvania Railroad, 60
day stay of induction recommended; ;
Abbott Widdecombe, q, supervisor,
Castle Films, Inc, 0-day stay of
induction recommended; Donovan
@. Zook, "a, associate analyst, Of
fice of Price Administration; George
H. Ely, Is, private, District Fire
Department; Mr.. Schwartz: Wallace
Werble, 81, editor, Food-Drug- Cos
metic Reports. 60-day stay of in
duction recommended; George Wes-
ley,x %, assistant inspector, Navy
Department, 60-day stay of induc-
tion recommended; John r. Combs,
26. foreman, Safety Tire Co., Co.
day stay of induction recommended:
James C. Gwyn, %, coastal patrol
observer, Manteo, N. C.
Hilton ]. Nunnery. %, farm work.
er, was denied his appeal for clas-
sification in &c as farmer with
dependents.
Hardship Appeals Denied.
The appeal board also refused the
appeals of the following registrants
for classification in Sd as hard
ship cases:
William E. Newhill, 81, service
station manager, 60-day stay OF in
duction recommended; Joseph M
Stanaites, jr, 26, clerk, May Hard
ware Co.; Jules M. May, 25, clerk,
War Department, 60-day stay of in
duction recommended; John J. Ma
honey, %, clerk, City Post ONCE, Co.
day stay of induction recommended
Harvey A. Moore, 90, attendant
Freedmen's Hospital; Bernard Ar
Ian, 81, buyer, Morton, Inc, 60-day
stay of induction recommended
Lacy F. Terry, 81, classifier, Navy
Department; Herman F. Dorsey, 80
bookbinder, Judd g. Detweiler, Inc.
6o-day stay of induction recon-
mended.
Also, William j. Suntum, 81, clerk
u. S. Maritime Commission, 30-day
stay of induction recommended;
Richard G. Walton, 36, clerk, Vet
erans Administration; Bernar
Feinberg. "a, junior statistician, Of
fee of Price Administration; Pau
H. Pinney, 36, truck driver, Peoples
Drug Stores: Charles D. Ashmore
80. clerk, City Post Office; Thorwolo
S. Vol. 20, librarian Bureau of La
bor Statistics.
Ray E. Smith, %, material check.
er, Public Buildings Administration
who sought classification in 4-E a;
a conscientious objector, was con.
tinued In Ia.
Receives Commission
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