Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-30

Some Coses Returned
To LocoI Groups for
More information
The District Board of Appeal
granted only four deferment re-
quests of the A it considered dur
ing the period from February Is to
March 10, District Selective Service
Headquarters announced today.
OF those deferred, one was put in
ca, the classification for farmers
without dependents, and three were
assigned to BIB. However, the ap-
peal board recommended stays OF
induction of 30 or 60 days in 10
cases.
In other actions the appeal board
referred the case of a conscientious
objector to. the United States at
torney and returned two cases to
local boards for additional Informal
ton.
OF those unsuccessfully appeal
ing, 13 sought occupational defer
ment, 10 asked deferment because OF
dependents, 4 wanted deferment
either because of occupation or de-
pendents and l man classified in
2-B for three months, wanted the
2-B deferment extended to six
months
Returned for Information.
To- ctf Sno ia, ~ ~ i
William Sibbit Ritnour, 36, who
had sought IA classified ton. Ap-
pealing successfully to 3-B were
William Ralph Groomes, Is, Glenn
l.. Martin plant assembler; Milton
Edgar Magruder, %, United Press re-
write man, and William c. Bigelow,
70, Camp Springs Md construc-
ton employe.
The cases of Edward Matheuse
Gibson, q, General Accounting Of
fice clerk, and John William Roe
buck, 81, Navy Yard laborer, were
returned to their local boards for
additional information. The appeal
OF Silas N. Butler, 81, clerk, for
classified ton in 4-E as a conscien-
tlous objector, was referred to the
United States attorneys Office.
Appeals Rejected.
Appealing unsucceSsfully for oc-
cupa tional deferment were Patrick
K. McKenna, 81, FBI fingerprint
technician, for whom a 6O-day stay
of induction was recommended:
Samuel Edgar Fernley, 26, Utah
Copper Co. chairman Louis c. R.
Smith, %, naval powder factory
Junior apprentice supervisor whose
request for an extension of his 2-B
deferment from three to six months
was denied; Alexander M. Yudkins,
Il, shipment and claims clerk, the
Panama Canal: William Joseph
Noonan, 80. Metropolitan policeman;
Michael Pedro Catella, 26, Wash
ingJon Terminal Co. ticket examin-
er: Thomas De Sales Miles, Embassy
Fairfax Dairy milkman; Michael
Casey O'Brien, "a, United States En-
gineers' Office Junior administrative
assistant: Richard T. Patton, ID,
Bell g. Howell Co. serviceman for
whom 30-day stay was recon-
mended; John Albert Stansbury, 10,
William Bernstein and Son plumber,
for whom 30-day stay was recon-
mended; John James Grigg, 20,
Washington Terminal Co. ticket SELL
er and rate clerk for whom a 30-day
Stay was recommended; Harold
Lester Barr. 10, Carnegie Institute
apprentice machinist: Robert Mar
tin Coffelt, Is War Department eco
nomic analyst for whom a 6O-day
stay was recommended. and Thomas
Carroll Guinee, %, Diehl Manu-
featuring Co. cost clerk, for whom
a 30-day stay was recommended.
Dependent Appeals.
Appeals for deferment because of
dependents were denied James Will
liam Ready, 81, Bureau of Internal
Revenue: Kermit Benton Tompkins.
"a. Washington Gas Light Co. clerk
for whom 60-day stay was recon-
mended; Coble Wilson Krick, %,
salesman for whom a 60-day stay
was recommended: Leroy Coleman,
25 Capital Sewing Machine Co.
apprentice mechanic: Samuel Har-
vey, jr., 81, Agriculture Department
messenger; Melvin Bernard Parker.
q. Navy Yard laborer: Raphael
Shnlrman, %, War Department
clerk; Walter Joseph Hosmer. 26,
Office of the Quartermaster General
stock clerk; William Horace Oliver,
20, Civil Service Commission typist;
Charles A. Dubocq, IS. War Depart
ment production expediter: William
Levin. 33. War Production Board
economist: Charles Edward Howard.
81, Detroit motor company plant
policeman; Irving Joseph Adler. "a;
Russell Lee Hoa2land. 49, Chesa-
peake IL Potomac Telephone Co.
telephone installer: Dominick A.
Baiardo, 81. Government Printing
Office employe for whom a 3O-dav
stay was recommended: Robert
Martin Myles. 81. Federal Works
Agency laborer; Russell j. Hutchin-
son, 81, truck driver; Abraham
Graham, %, Washington Terminal
Co. porter. and Cornelius K. Needy.
&c. bookkeeper.
Those whose appeals for defer
ment either because of occupation
or dependents were denied were
George Thomas Marshall, %, Pc
troleum Heat & Power Co. branch
accountant and credit manager. for
whom 30-day stay was recon-
mended Alan Bert Bruce, q,
YMCA clerk; Leroy Walker. "a.
shorthand reporter, and Jacob G.
Saltzman, "a, hardware store pro-
prietOr.