Evening star., 1943-10-25
Appeal Board
Prevents Draft
OF ; Fathers
18 Are Granted
Occuputionol
Deferments

ruled the decisions in three cases
where draft boards had classified
fathers as available for induction,
District selective service headquar-
ters said today in reporting appeal
board actions for the week ending
October q
OF the three cases. two had ap-
pealed for classification in ga as
fathers and the third man sought
classification in Sd as a hardship
case.
Paul Young, 80, operator of the
Rumanian Inn, asked Sd classifca-
tlon and was put in 3-A. The other
two men put in 3-A were Christo-
pher l.. Dunnigan. jr, 81, Washing
ton Tobacco Co Office manager
on whose case the appeal board
was split two to one. and James L.
Triantafillos, 33, Woodward and
Lothrop display artist, who was con-
sidered "non-deferrable" by his local
board but was granted ga classifi-
cation by the appeal board.
Is Deferments Granted.
The appeal board also granted oc-
cupational deferments to 18 of the
35 men who appealed for them,
granted deferment as hardship cases
to two of the l8 who appealed on
hardship grounds and denied de-
ferment to three men who asked
classification in &c as farmers
The following men were granted
ocCupa tiOnal GcfermentS:
Francis H. Groomes, 25. freight
conductor, Pennsylvania Railroad;
James K. Howes, jr.. %, freight con-
ductor, Pennsylvania Railroad;
James r. F. Gllliland, 27, service
man. National Cash Register Co.;
Dan NJ. McRae, 33, pittman, Capital
Transit Co.; Joseph A Bors, 36.
news editor, International News
Service. Orr E. Reynolds, %, as
sistant physiologist, Public Health
Service; Martin L. Peller, 26. asso-
ciate commodity expert on chemi-
Gals, United States Tariff Commits
sion; Garland B. Waters, %, pri-
vate, Metropolitan Police Dept;
William D. Barnett. 80, private,
Metropolitan Police Dept.
Robert B. Foley, 90, tester, Potom-
&c Electric Power Co.; Charles H.
Bredall, "a, engineering aide, Naval
Research Lavatory; Myron PrigaCz,
26, assistant metallurgist, Naval Re
search Laboratory; Joseph S. Tom
czak, "a, engineering aide, Naval
Research Laboratory; Melvin H.
Luoma, %, Junior radio engineer,
Naval Research Laboratory; Edwin
j. Luoma, "a, junior radio engineer,
Naval Research Laboratory; Rob-
ert T. Fitzgerald, "a radio engineer,
Naval Research Laboratory; Rod
ney E. Morrin, 30, associate physi-
cist, Navy Department; Morris L. !
Stampley, %, engineer, Navy De-
partment.
The appeal board placed Frank
E Fox, 29, Civil Service Commission .
Qualifications analyst, and Robert .
A. johnson. Sc, Navy Yard elevator
operator, in Sd on hardship
grounds.
Deferments Denied.
Occupational deferments were de-
MED the following men:
Harry Tobias, 30, Washington
Beef and Provision Co.; James P.
Leach. ir., %, representative, Indus
trial Relations Dept. The Pullman
Co; Paul B. Stclnfeld, "a. inspector,
Army Corps of Engineer: Paul F.
Barbee, "a, elevator constructor,
Fleming Elevator Co.: Lonnie Butts,
l8, student, Armstrong High School:
Edwin A Tincknell, 27, buyer,
Chemical Construction Corp; Cor
don w. Browne, 18. student, Cen
tral High School; William NJ. Riker,
81, supervisor, tire rebuilding de-
partment, D. A. Clodfelter CO.
Robert C. Nelson, q. junior
craftsman, Washington Gas Light
Co.; Joseph E. Herbert, 35, store
manager. H. S. King Co.; Clarence
Smith, 80, checker, Embassy-F Fairfax
Dairy Co.; Dewitt c. Woodcock. jr.,
30. expediter, Carnegie Illinois Steel
Co.; William T Carrick, 35, repair
man, Action Radio Service; William
H. Perry. 27, cook, L. R. Roberts
boarding house: Daniel c. Hall. 26,
depot clerk, Capital Transit Co.;
Richard P Bernhart. "a. assistant
engineer, Navy Department.; Eugene
c. Meyer, 26, accountant, Navy De-
partment.
Denied deferment as farmers
were John w Howe, 18; Richard
E. Barrett, 81, and Meyer Jacobs, 49, +.
The following men were denied
deferment on hardship grounds:
Andrea P. zerega, 26, custodian,
Corcoran Art Gallery; Thomas E. !
Reinhart. 30, routeman. c. B. Macke
Corp: Bernard J. Ratio 80, press
man. The Evening Star; William j. |
Allen, 81, shoemaker, Family Shoe
Co; Charles Ziperstein, 29 assistant |
craftsman, Navy Department: Peter
Rubin, 33, mechanic, Engineering &
Research Corp; Patrick G.. Ross, !
30, clerk. Engineering & Research
Corp; Wilson Gilliom, %, clerk, Ag-
riculture Department.
Joseph K. Moran, 81, clerk, Fries,
Beall & Sharp, Inc; Ralph F
Mitchell, %, fireman, Washington
Terminal Co.; Thomas A. Kane, 19,
student, Eastern High School;
SWormstetd w. Gross, %, cleaner
Greyhound Bus Co.; Max T. Strick-
man, %, railway postal clerk, Post
Office Department; Wiley B. Jones,
26, Junior statistician, War Depart
ment: Carroll V. Henkel,. 26, Alley
Dwelling Authority; Robert R. An
derson, 80, accountant, Commercial
Co.
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