Evening star., 1943-12-22
II Here Win
Draft Stay on
Occupation Plea
Only ; Out of 81
SeIectees Deferred
On Hardship Claims

following the national trend of de-
ferring men more literally because
OF their jobs than because of hard
ship to dependents. it was indicated
today with the announcement OF
appeal board decisions for the week
ending November IL.
The Appeal Board granted 27 re-
quests for deferment of necessary
men" and denied "a. Only three
OF the 81 men who sought defer
ment because of hardship to de-
pendents were deferred. The Ap-
peal Board also denied the request
OF one registrant for deferment as
a farmer.
Deferred by Occupation.
Occupational deferments were
granted to the following men:
Karl r. Bittner. 20, bus operator
Capital Transit Co.; Benjamin J
Topping, 80, assistant mathematical
adviser, Census Bureau: Leslie H
CASTOR, 81, examiner, United State
Patent Office; George v. Evans, "a
general manager, Southern Hote,
Supply Co.; Walter Rave, 27, pri-
vate, District of Columbia Fire De-
partment; Floyd l.. Huber, 26, pri-
vate. District of Columbia Fire De-
partment; Charles A. Queen. 26
telephone installer, Western Elec-
trio Co.; Leon A. Jackson, 80, street
car operator, Capital Transit Co;
Kermit J. Ward, 81, streetcar op-
orator, Capital Transit Co; Orville
T. Grossnickle, 20, boiler repairman
Potomac Electric Power Co; Giraro
H. Rodgers. %, riveter, Eastern Air
craft, Trenton Division, General
Motors Corp; Jerome Rosen, 80
burner, Bethlehem Fairfield Ship
yards; George F. Scott, SO, painter
Naval Powder Factory; Laurence E
Wright, 25, attendant, Naval Powder
Factory; James E. Gel, jr., 80, assist
ant engineer, War Department; Guy
B. Courtney, 26, chief engineering
aide, War Department; Frank c
Fazzari, %, assistant physical science
aide, Naval Research Laboratory
Robert E. Caswick, %, industrial
specialist. War Department.
Leroy De La Vergne, %, junior
engineer, Naval Research Labora
tory; Frederick S. Cluthe, %, junior
chemist, Naval Research Laboratory
Morton S. Raft. 20. junior radio en-
gineer. Naval Research Laboratory
James J. Fleming, 26, associate
physicist, Naval Research Labora =
tory; William P. Chandler, jr., "a
junior chemical engineer. Johns
Hopkins University; Edward P. Mar
rome, 36, craftsman, Coast and Geo
detic Survey; Samuel Koren, 35
electrical engineer, War Depart
ment; Haller L. Emswiler, %, ship
ping clerk, Briggs Clarifier Co: Ear
E. Saul, %, machinist, Washington
Navy Yard.
Hardship Cases.
Granted deferment because OF
hardship to dependents were Sidney
w. Fairchild, "a, realtor: Seymour
Rich 25, proprietor of restaurant
Earl Du Bose, 36, clerk, Office for
Emergency Management.
The following men were denied
deferment because of their jobs
Joseph H Saks. 81, pharmacist
Stadium Pharmacy; Philip T. Band
20, student George Washington
University; James NJ. Selfridgc, 80
manager. Airport
Transport, Inc: James A Newton
25, bus operator, Capital Transit
Co.; Lester c. Dunning, 81, bus
operator, Safeway Trails. Inc; Wal
ter C. Wendt, 35, chief clerk, Wash
ington Gas Light Co: Irwin w
Compton, 28 bus operator, Capital
Transit Co, Kenneth l.. Williams
33, junior executive, Potomac Elec
trotype Co.; Paul C. Hart, 80, driller
Washington Pump and Well Co;
Thomas j Wise, "a, chief cook, Iron
Gate Inn; Erwin H. Faller, 35, man
ager, Cosmopolitan Cafeteria.
William Brodie, %. mechanic
Standard Brands. Inc; Dock Bur-
CESS. jr., 81. warehouse manager,
Ford Electric Co: Nicholas CatSos
25, fireman, New York City Fire De-
partment: Leo Branham, 33. ship
ping clerk. Unique Art Manufacture
ing Co.; Carlin H. Tracey, 80, driver
Chestnut Farms Chevy Chase
Dairy; Austin A. Pierrone, 35, me-
chanic, Standard Sheet Metal Co.:
Boyce F. Garmon, 26, streetcar
operator, Capital Transit Co.; Frank
Gear. jr., "a, field engineer. Flight
Training Research Assn, Inc:
Hampton B. Hammond, jr.. 33
Office of Strategic Services: William
NJ. Harmatz, %, follow-up man
Glenn l.. Martin Co.. John A
Edner, jr., 27, clerk, Western Electric
Co.; James F. Cole, jr., SO, Sitting
machine operator, international
Business Machine Corp; Robert H
Colby, 33, production engineer
Bechtel-McCone Parsons Corp.
Farmer Loses Appeal.
Leon B. Bridget, 20, who appealed
for classification in &c as a farmer
without dependents, was continued
in Ia by the appeal board.
The appeals of the following men
for deferment as hardship cases
were denied:
John F. Sheehy. 26, auditor:
Philipson Il Co.; Forrest E. Jenkins
"a. assistant chemist, Weedor
Springs Ordnance Works: James G
Zimmerman, 81, librarian, the
Washington Times Herald: Alex H
Ayeroff, 30, associate statistician
Social Security Board; Alfred F
Spaterna, 19, photographer, Army
Map Service: Chris j. Wienecke, 27
pump engineer. Naval Air Station
Morris o. Biedermann, 26, machine
operator, Engineering and Research
Corp: Martin L. Barekman, 26
mailroom supervisor, U. S. EN-.
ployees Compensation Commission
Irving Pancus, "a, owner of grocery
store.
James A. Moss, IS, waiter ir
restaurant; Emile F. Tyler. Is, taxi.
cab driver; Thomas P. Vlahos. Is
student, Central High School: Ma.
son 7. Lewter, SO, private, Metro
politan Police Department: William
w. Moffitt, %, salesman, Charles G.
Stott Co.: Karl T. Davey, 80, lane
title examiner. Agriculture Depart.