Evening star., 1943-08-25
Appeals Board
Defers0n|y16
/ In 57Cases
Il Occupation Pleas
Granted; Eother, 36,
Denied Deferment

Denled Dererment
The District Board of Appeals
granted only is appeals of the 81
cases acted on during the week end
Ing August 7, District draft head
quarters announced today.
The appeal board granted IL oc-
cupa tional deferments and rejected
%; granted two appeals for defer
ment as hardship cases and rejected
Is; granted the appeals of two con-
scientious objectors and rejected
one, and denied the appeals of a
man seeking determent as a father
and one man seeking an agricultural
deferment.
Granted occupational deferments
we're Arthur M Braverman, 36.
counsel, Defense Plant Corp; Julian
A. Brylawski, 80, assistant heating
superintendent, Patuxent River Ma
val Air Station: John S. Kelly, So,
general manager, J. Frank Kelly Co.;
Charles w. Cook. 33. photographer
Haynes Lithograph Co.; Andrew j.
Baker, "a, dental mechanic, Saylors
Dental Laboratory: Joseph Hall, rs,
pressman. r. M. Burton Co.: Arnold
Graves, Is, private, D. G. Fire De-
partment: Lawrence E. Drummer, 81.
private, United States Park Police:
Raymond o. Babb, 81 operations su-
perintendent, Federal Storage Co.;
Reginald D. Porter, 36, electrical
contractor: Alfred D. Hammes, 81,
junior radio engineer, Naval Re-
search Laboratory; Henry E. Baratta.
33, senior engineer, Goodyear Air
craft Corp.
Two Placed in Sd.
Placed in Glass Sd as hardship
cases were Richard T Bell, 80, aud
itor. General Accounting ONCE. and
Gerald L. Cook, 81, general man
sger. Ambassador Laundry.
The appeal board classified two
men as conscientious objectors
They were David J. Farber, 25
qualifications analyst. Civil Service
Commission, and Lloyd w. Lee, 81,
clerk, Clarence w. Gosnell, Inc.
The following men were denied
deferment:
Dewey w. Puffenbarger, "a, sur.
veyor, Geophysical Service, Inc;
E. LeScnin, 81, chief,
service division, Alien Property Gus
todian; George M. Steffensen, 27,
private, District Fire Department,
30-day stay of induction recon-
mended; William r. Moulden. "a.
Chicago Journal of Com
merce; Woodrow w. Parker, 80.
utility man. Embassy Dairy, Inc:
Hyman S. Part, 25, proprietor Of
scrap business, 30 day stay of induc-
ton recommended; Louis Emerson.
30, truck driver, Norton and Co.,
Inc; Michael v. Raedy, 81, private,
District Fire Department, 30-day
stay of induction recommended.
Also Arthur B. Thorne, 80, truck
driver, Esskay Packing Co.; Ernest
w. Taverner, "a, bookkeeper, Gen.
eral Electric Supply Corp; William
H. Stringer, "a, reporter, Christian
Science Monitor; Vincent w. Jones,
'6, interviewer, United States En-
ployment Service; George w. NC
Kenney, "a, private. Metropolitan
Police Department; Joseph ]. Di
otasio, %, owner, Acme Fire Extin-
guisher Service; Ralph Morrison.
%, truck driver, Paramount Co.;
D. Ssntille. 80. fireman,
Fort George G. Meade, Md: Floyd
Hickenlooper, "a, clerk, War De-
partment, 45-day stay of induction
recommended; Paul E. Hammond,
80. secretary to vice president. Dam
vile & Western Railway Co.. 30-day
stay of induction recommended;
Norman G.. Cohen, 81, manager.
Central Fuel Co., 60-day stay of in
duction recommended; Ronald r.
Davis. "a, presser, C. A. Bush Co.;
Samuel r. Goldwasser, "a, junior in
structor, Army Air Forces; Arthur
F. Kopisch, %, craftsman, Hevi-
Duty Electric Co.; Harry K. Loy. %,
filter, Globe Automatic Sprinkler
Co.
Fathers Appeal Denied.
The sole registrant who sought
deferment in ga as a father was
Arthur A. Nssahl, SO, press reviser
at the Government Printing Office.
His appeal was denied.
The board also denied the appeal
OF Carl G. Frederickson, "a, listed
as a farm worker, who sought classi-
flcation in sc as a farmer with
The following men were refused
oeferment as hardship cases:
James Harris, 90, driver, Ambas-
sador Garage; Jesse Royal, 80, clerk,
Freedmen's Hospital, 6o-day stay of
induction recommended; Dave A.
Munson. SO, employed at patuxent
Naval Air Station; Charles E.
Brown, 10, messenger, War Depart
ment; Samuel B. Wilson, 81, en-
ployed at Naval Powder Factory;
Arthur C. Morse, 35, clerk, Post
ONCE Department, 60-day stay of
induction recommended; Benjamin
M. Grant. 81, clerk, City Post ONCE,
30-day stay of induction recon-
Willie Sherman, 35, pit
man, Capital Transit Co.: Lester E.
Wray. jr., 26, clerk, War Depart
ment; Augustus C. Johnson, jr., "A,
clerk, Civil Service Commission;
Joseph B. Roche, rs, clerk, Navy
Department, 30-day stay of induc-
ton recommended; Leon Zeidman,
"a, messenger, United States Gus
toms Service; Frank A. Reinhart,
30. appraiser, Hodell g. Co.: Edgar
w. Colison, 80. account supervisor,
Woodward e. Lothrop, and Isadore
Brill, 38, lawyer.
The board also denied the appeal
of Manuel r. Herde, 10, matchmaker,
j. F. Adams Co., who sought classi-
fication as a conscientious objector.
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