Evening star., 1943-06-30
Is Denied Deierments
As Hardship Cases by
Draft Appeals Board
IS Pleas Acted On;
Occupations Give "a
Respite From Induction

Twenty-Five men. ranging from an
power Commission assistant eco
nomic analyst" appealed for and
were denied draft deferment as
hardship cases" during the week
ending June 5, the District Board of
Appeal announced today.
OF the five men whose appeals
for deferment in Sd because Of
hardship to dependents were grant
ed, four were Government employees.
In all, the appeal board acted on
IS cases, granting deferment to "a
men because of their occupations, to
men because of hardship to de-
pendents and to 2 men as fathers.
| Seventeen men were denied occu-
pational deferment while 2 were
denied deferment as bona fide faith
ers and Is were denied deferment
as hardship cases.
Board Deferment Reaffirmed.
In one instance, the case had been
brought to the appeal board by a
Government appeal agent who asked
the board to remove the occupa :
tional deferment granted by local
board to Frederick B. Davis, "a,
Navy Yard apprentice machinist
The appeal board upheld the deci-
sion OF the local board and Mr..
Davis deferment was continued.
Others granted deferment be-
cause Of their occupations were:
,,, Charles l. Cumberland. SO. mechanic
wss0nsin n,5s1ns avenue Service Station; Haroin
Rubber CO. Miiton T. smiph ae ewasslns5Gn meehsns
National Auto Top Co; Raymond F.. ,Krok.
joseph soehor fnpa sEs
ness Machine Corp; Harry E. zegler. IS
ssFeduetiGp sFseI co2p Ds2s5
Welfare, and Recreational Association;
soft,n stfTs pojss k9eh rax, PatFEGaman Metre
mechanic. Flood Motor c Co.: u',hofe" john r. sim
mons. 10. student: George Washington
University tnnttai Harry Reese q. telsphons
Capital Transit Co
posn hsq 4sh pses Emmt;, k1aSt ss1. Metre.
trolmsn. METROPOLITAN Police Georse W
HoTato' t.nht * q: negatiye cutter; Kirby Lithe-
repair shop foreman. Washington Rubber
c. Co., Henry Henry n Yenney. 20 meehanie. Cali
mech Ssv. g R.ses4th 5
oratory: Arnold Wexler, 25, Junior ma
terials engineer, National Bureau Of
machinist, Engineer and Research Corp.
Harry Cohen. %. assistant engineer. war
Department; Ralph J. Raley. -: ma chintst,
Hagans, o5, machinist Hudson Motor Car
Co.
Two Deferred as Fathers.
Those whose appeals for defer
ment as fathers were granted were:
Russell Eberhart. 81. branch manager,
ASSOCIATES Discount Corp, and Robert A
Dental Laboratory.
Granted deferment as hardship
cases were:
- Richard W, Coombs. 32, civilian en-
pIoye Army AT Forces; Webster Davis. 22,
HsdsP war aGd e.rf Watsr
fdnar Finance Corp Charles J, Wilson. 81, &C.
mmie TayIo2 soHheFn r. as1K Sswa GS
Exchange Commission.
Occupation Deferments Denied.
The appeals of the following men
for occupational deferment were
denied:
ret Bros. Eeken. Int Leslie j. Hanson
81; 49, Tess5agrant ST. dg manager. Hot shoppes,
mem f"aa5 H6n.r 'sy " a a1e
local MANAGEMENT division Federal Public
Housing Authority, 60-day stay Of induc-
/ .l'A HdTOlN {. BeATOSIee,
Is. ia; ensineerins aide United states Geo
EEeeommended GsorEe W, smith. 50 book
aid E, Abel. -. mechanic, steuart Motor
sh aS schee joRn S2 K ka1anash fsmfn 81 55aseTn ten
service, Inc John < a1hHc Psai a4 4cGmmssay mansseT
rsiace rsnsS,n A9tei' 60-day stay of induction
Also, John Lazzari. 30. grocery stor.
sndcd n@nef, 645Say p6;ii stay Of induction recon-
trician. Niagara Falls. N. Y, 6O-day stay
Of induction recommended; Wilbur ". viii
Bureau Of 1nvestlgation: Nathan BuSsEh.
dsr.rs manager, rn,, s & W clesaners and Laun-
CLERK Central Armature mef Work. i Warns6 so-da4 S
stay OF induction recommended Roland W
Taanst TaPnfGush, Go w. bus uopperstor Capita
rapher Coast and Geodetic Survey. 80.
DAY stay Of induction recommended
ia Deferment Denials.
Denied deferment in 3-A, the
class reserved for bona fide fathers.
were:
Harved E. Jackson. % messenger. Navy
1epSsrtment lepS men, snd Gerard A Belanger IS
60-day stay of induction recommended
Those whose appeals for defer
ment as hardship cases were denied
were:
Everett NJ. Bratcher, os. director. AL
States Club Orchestra; William N Bryan.
25, monotype operator, Government Print
ing once: Max Groeschler. 35, furrier
zirkin g. Sons, Inc; Hollis c. Beech, IS
maintenance man, Lurba Bros: Irving NJ
Schor. 20 guard. United States Customs
Service: 60-day stay of induction recon
mended: Oliver B. Dufort, 2l statistician
French Military Mission. 6O-day stay OF
induction recommended; James T. jackson.
20; messenger. Commerce Department: Ru
dolph S. Kowsky. 33, clerk. Post once
Department william Lewis 80. messenger.
FEDERAL Deposit Insurance Corp: CALVIN
Downs, 81. truck helper; Kahn & Co;
partnent 6O-day stay of induction recon
Also James D. Agner cs supervisor
Peoples Life Insurance Co, 6O-dav STAY
Of induction recommended; Georse r
Cooksey. IS. guard. Library OF Congress:
Ephraim Holdsworth "a, painting con
tractor 60-day stay Of induction recon-
mended: Kenneth o. Hayes, ~, clerk, CITY
Post, ONCE; Daniel B. Nichols, %.
illustrator. War Production Board: Herman
A. Lingerman. "a. investigator. Civil Servlce
Commission: Uriah ]. Solomon, "a, assist
ant economic analyst, War Manpower Com
mission; Peter E. Brown, IS, Chicago. letter
carrier: Howard L. Harris. "a laborer,
Naval Research Labora tory: Maurice John
son; clerk, once Of Civilian Defense:
Rudolph B. Reufron, 35, American Dietaids
Co. employe; John Czablewski. "a, lather,
j. L. Henderson Co: Arthur Milford, II .
hoist operator Brann Stuart Co. and
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