Evening star., 1943-07-19
Two Out Of "a
Win Hardship
Draft Appeals
Work Deferments
Granted to ID by
Board Of Appeals

to only two men because of hardship
to their dependents out of "a who
appealed fer that classification dur
ing the week ending June 10, it
was announced today.
In all, the appeal board acted on
79 cases, granting occupational de-
ferments to IA men-among them
one man over 36; placing two men
in Sd as hardship cases and defer
ring one man as conscientious OBJ
jector OF those whose appeals were
denied, 30 requested occupational
deferment and 80 deferment as hard
ship cases.
Occupational Deferments.
Granted occupational deterrent
we're:
Lynwood B. Peyton, 33, welder
Super Concrete Corp; Alexander H
Brodmerkel, 36, assistant patent eX-
aminer, United States Patent Office
Walter c. Wendt, 35, chief clerk
Washington Gas Light Co.; Alphon-
so Griffin, 30, sheet metal instructor
War Production Training Program
Baltimore, Elton B. Chapman, 25
junior soil conservationiSt. Agricul-
ture Department; Harry H. Hempel
81, general manager, Typewriter
Sales and Service Co.: Benjamin H
Cooper 26, service department man.
eyer. Macintosh & Sheridan Co.;
William T. Fitzgerald, 27. operating
engineer. Termonal Refrigerating
and Warehousing Corp.
Also Seth T Murphy, 33. super
visor, Carly Electric and Armature
Service, Inc Eugene B. Bertone. 80
assistant professor of animal hus-
bandry, Colorado State Agricultural
College; James L. Tracy, 80, engi-
neering assistant. Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Co.; Antonio J
Cristaldi, 81. head of Criss Bros;
Charles D. Ford. 36, machinist. j. E
Hurley Co. Lee Hale, age 30, Local
Board "a, photographic pressman
U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
The appeal board granted classi-
tcation as hardship cases to Agostinc
S. Leo 25, propeller assembler. Cur
tiss- Wright Corp, Clifton, N. j., and
Robert S. Storm Co.
The conscientious objector whose
appeal was sustained by the board
was Samuel S. Thomas. %. messen-
ger, Board of Economic Warfare.
Deferments Denied.
The following men were denied
cccupational deferments:
John J. Foley, 81 masonry super
tntendent. Charles H. Tompklns Co.,
60-day stay of induction recon-
mended; John NJ McNally. 90 cleo
trical technician. applied physics
laboratory. Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity, 60-day stay of induction recon-
mended Frank Uzell. jr., 10. Miami,
Fla. repairman. Telautograph Corp;
Charles NJ Ash. %, boilerman, Gov
rrnor Shepherd Apartments; Harry
Kitchener. 25, clerk, the Panama
Canal: Thomas M. Davis, 35, assis-
fant chief counsel. Procurement Di-
vision, Treasury Department, 60-day
stay of induction recommended:
Richard w. Meadows. 27, assistant
highway economist, Federal Works
Agency
Also Alfred H. Miller. 27 engi-
neerlng aide. the Panama Canal;
Thomas P Harrison. 49, instrument
man. Brann & Stuart Co; James w.
Eardie. 36. accountant. National
Housing Agency 30-day stay of in
Guction recommended; Maurice S.
Ullman. %. laboratory mechanic
National Bureau of Standards;
George F. Bentley, 81. taxicab opera
tor, Richard A. Littman, "a. clerk
War Department; Alvin j. Marsh,
81. business representative, National
Union Of Operating Engineers, AFL;
William E. Highly. %, inspector.
Retail Credit Co.
Also Arthur G. Middleton. 33,
Co: Clarence F. Moose %. electrical
worker. Glenn l.. Martin Co.;
jerome R Needel. %, truck driver.
Chestnut Farms Chevy Chase Dairy
Co 60-day stay Of induction recon-
rlended; Richard E. Tiller, "a. re-
saarch worker. Fish and Wild Life
service Interior Department; Robert
P Hall, 26. flight purser. Transcon-
tinental & Western Air, Inc; James
M Buckley. 30. reporter, the Fresno
Bee, Fresno. Calf; John R. Obert,
81, traffic manager, Lederle Labora-
tories. Inc. 30-day stay of induction
recommended; Stuart P. Russell, 80,
assistant to the service manager, l..
2. Steuart, Inc: Albert P. Smith. 26.
locomotive fireman. Washington
Terminal Co.. 60-day stay of induc
ton recommended.
Also Bayne w Waddell. 30
burner journeyman. Western Pipe
& Steel Co.. San Pedro. Calf. 60
Cay stay of induction recommended.
Richard NJ Cornell, 25 clerk. New
York Central Railroad Co: Arthur
s. Hults. %. guard. Bethlehem Steel
Co. San Francisco. Calf: James B.
Gousha, 33. plumber, 30-day stay of
induction recommended; John G..
Hendren, 80, procurement inspector,
Army Air Forces; Curtis H. Rein
hold, 26 serviceman, Washington
Gas Light Co.
Hardship Cases Rejected.
btllIcu III O-b dS Ildl u
ship cases were:
Ernest l.. Hallquist, %, taxicab
driver; Karl P. Addison. 80; Arthur
Nisselson, %, Junior storekeeper,
United States Naval Supply Depot;
Olin E. Hanson, "a. fireman, Boiling
Field: William K. Lease. 36, agent,
iun Life Insurance Co.: John B Nc
C1uire. "a. customs guard, Treasury
Department.; Clarence NJ Parks, 3o
rarber.
Also Leon D. Vogel, %. Bureau of
Internal Revenue, James A. Nc
Donald, 30, taXicab driver; Raymond
j. Gerber. 80, Shannon g. LLchs
Co., 3G-day stay of induction rec
Cnmended; Claws c. Gadd, 33, So
oial Security Board, Spokane. Wash;
Harry Roseberg, 81. Fisher Body Co..
Cleveland, Ohio, 60-day stay of in
Guction recommended; Charles H.
Eurner, "a, railway postal clerk
Elias G. Daumit, 81, salesman. Sar-
roff-Irving Co.. 60-day stay of in
duction recommended; John A. No.