Evening star., 1943-11-04
Draft Appeals Board
Rejects "A Of s.
Deferment Requests
II Applications Granted
Objector Placed in
Noncombutont Gloss

Forty-four out of Sc men who
sought draft deferment had their
appeals denied by the District Boaro
OF Appeals during its actions fol
the week ending October 9, Dtstric,
draft headquarters announced TO-
day.
Tne appeal board granted the
requests Of ive men for occupa-
ttonal defennent, two men for de.
ferment as fathers and four mer
for deferment as hardship cases
One man, who had appealed for
classification in 4-E as a conscien-
tious objector, was placed in lao
for noncombatant duty.
Granted occupational deferment
were Gilbert G. Dom, n. repair
man. Potomac Electric Power Co..
Eugene w. Crouch. SO, Army Mar
Service; John j. O'Connor, 80, chief
Of Inspection Service, Washington
Quartermaster Depot: Anthony B
Fletcher, 20, tool and die maker
Advance Aircraft Tool Co.: Robert
G. Troth, "a, engineer, Curtiss-
Wright Corp.
Deferred rs Fathers.
The appeal board granted defer
ment as fathers to William E Die
bold. e, agent. Bureau of Internal
Revenue and Robert J. Brown, %
senior clerk, Interstate Commerce
Commission.
Granted deferment as hardship
cases were Paul M. Ursin. ir., 36
associate liasion officer. Office OF
Censorship: James M. Mitchell, 3e
assistant cook, ST. Ehzabeth's Hos
pital; Edward Nathan Cooper. 81
economist, Once Of Price Admins
tration: Salvatore Cerra, IS. barber
Shoreham Building.
Stanley I. Lyon, II, War Depart.
ment assistant clerk, who appealet
for 4-E was placed in LAO fol
noncombatant service.
Appeals Denied.
The appeals Of the following mer
for occupational deferment were
denied.
Rex M. Klipp, "a. registered phar-
macist, Peoples Drug Stores: Loui!
F1shman, IS, sales director and man.
ufacturer. District Tobacco 81 Cand,
Co.; Jack G. Hines, 81, technica
aide. Capital Transit Co.: Elias R
Montfort, IS. Washington branch
inspector, manager Calavo. Inc.
Frederick w. Hopkins. 26. manager
order department, Crane Co.: James
L. Magruder, 80, Pullman conductor
the Pullman Co.; John H. Clifton
IS, teletype and switchboard opera
tor, A. S. Abel Co.; Russell E. Stone
80, commissioner OF conciliation
Cancellation Service, Department O.
Labor; John E. Zipp, administrative
officer. War Department; Theodore
F. Anderson, "a. laborer, Sun Ship.
building & adrydock Co.
The board dended deferment a
fathers to Harry Stepakof. 35. as
sociate statistician. Agriculture De
Ipartment. and Bernard F. Saffell, 27
senior clerk, Army Air Forces.
Hardship Pleas Rejected.
The following men were deniee
deferment as hardship cases:
George S. Thomas, "a, associat.
attorney. Army Air Forces; Johr
M. Kokoski, rs, junior high schoo
physical education teacher: Rober
L. Wright. "a, process man, Amer
lean Cyanamid Co.: Albert D. Mel.
son, 81, spotter, Bergmann's Laun.
dry; Milton F. Mcmahon, Is. fooe
'serviceman and salesman. Carpe
Co.. Inc; Samuel Epstein, Is, man
ager of grocery store: Phineas Ka.
dish. 2l, assistant photographer
Army Map Service; Francis l.. Weis.
man. %, War Department employe
Lawrence Rubin, IS. clerk-typist
War Department. and William F.
Poole. IS, operates parking lot busi.
ness.
Albert c. Loomis. q. Division o
Financial Investigations, Post Ofiic
Department; William J. Finke, sc
senior accountant, Home Owners
Loan Corp; Frank K. Bueb, q
artist.
Others Turned Down.
Ben I. Berman, 20, junior investi
gator, Civil Service Commission
James F. Tyler. IS, installing, test.
ing, equipment for airplane engines
Brown Field, Quantico; William R
c. Croley. %, tractor mechanic
Brown & Stuart Constructor Co.;
John w. Vance. %. Chestnut Farm.
Dairy: William J. Stewart, q. prod.
uct counter of aircraft valves
Thompson Aircraft Products Co.
Joseph E. Scott. %, senior auditor
general accounting office; Eugene A
Schwenger, defense plant employe
New York.
Raymond A. Paul, 81. teacher, me.
chanical drawing, Sewankaka High
School; James B. Patterson, q, Bu-
reau OF Internal Revenue: James H
OVERLY. %. audit clerk. District gov.
ernment; Gordon Coady Whitacre