Evening star., 1943-11-11

VII VIIupdIlVH rIedS
Emergency Hospital Chef,
Three FBI Men and Two
Police Privotes Win Stoy
Emergency Hospitals head chef,
three FBI men apd two police pri-
Yates were among the 10 men grant,
ed occupational deferments by the
District Board of Appeals during the
week ending October 16, District
draft headquarters announced today
In all its actions for that week,
the appeal board granted 10 out of
"a requests for occupational defer
ment; three out of "a requests for
deferment as hardship cases and
one out of two requests for defer
ment as ministers Of the Gospel.
Deferred on Jobs.
The following men were granted
Ioccupational deferments:
Clarence S. Neel, 27, mechanic
Capital Transit Co.; Warren l.. Law
ton. 80, assistant highway engineer
Federal Works Agency: Raymond
Isaac Bond, 49, medical student
George Washington University,
Richard c. Kline. 33, cable splicer
Capital Transit Co; Stanley T
Black. 26. special agent, Federal
Bureau of Investigation; Joseph M
lO'Connor. %, special agent, Federal
Bureau OF Investigation; Kenneth
T. Smith. %. fingerprint technician,
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Raymond H. Claggett,: 35. head
chef, Emergency Hospital; George
Pavlopoulos, 33, street car operator
Capital Transit Co.: John E. Sobo-
lewski, "a, private, Metropolitan Po-
lice Department.; Walter E Grove,
I3l, private, Metropolitan Police De-
partment; Abraham S. Kussman,
35, meteorologist. Weather Bureau;
James N. G. Renoir, %, freight
brakeman, Pennsylvania Railway;
Jack w. Toomey. 20, junior radio
engineer, Naval Research Labora-
tory: John j. August, 20, tool and
gauge maker, Clifton Automatic
Screw Machine Prod. Co.; William
B. Lurie, %. assistant physicist, Bu-
reau of Ships. Navy Department;
Anthony S. Kerr, Junior engineer
Bureau of Ships, Navy Department;
Samuel L. Welt, 30. professional en-
gineer, Philadelphia Signal Depot;
Floyd E. Steele, %, associate engi-
neer, Bureau of Ships, Navy Depart
ment.
Evangelist Wins Plea.
John w. Wood, 80, evangelist in
the Church of God, successfully ap-
pealed from LAO to 4-D as a
minister. The appeal board, how
ever, refused to grant deferment as
a minister to Pervis McKenney, "a,
A. Kahn, Inc, silversmith, who also
listed himself as minister.
Granted deferment as hardship
cases were Jerry C. Marathon, q,
carpenter. Johnson Construction
Co., Riverdale, Md; Lorenzo knight
"a, laborer, Navy Yard; Crawford
Elierbe, 27, clerk, Joseph Katz Gro
Gerry.
Work Appeals Denied.
The following men were denied
occupational deferments:
Alfred C. Reynolds, 80, route fore
man, Chestnut Farms-Chevy Chase
Dairy; Sylvester R. Hall. 80, head
teacher of health and physical edu-
cation, Cardozo High School: Ray
w. Petit. 26, bus operator, Capital
Transit Co.: Robert L. Anderson. 81
agent, North Carolina Mutual Life
Insurance Co.: John D. Bowen. 81
m n ger, uniformed personnel
Carlton Hotel; William E. Wise. 25
assistant engineer, Office of Super
intendent Of District Buildings;
Maurice ]. McClanahan, 81, driver
salesman, C. & C. Coat, Towel and
Apron Supply Co., Inc: Floyd c.
Smith, 36, fuel oil truck driver, A. P
Woodson Co.; William o. Newman
20, assistant manager, general su-
pervisor and spotter, Rainbow Dye
ing g. Cleaning Co.; Hugh M. Good
win, "a, auto glass mechanic, Auto
Glass Shop; Waverly P. Baird, "a
head chef, University Club of Wash
ington; Joseph D. Baten, 81, CLASH
fed laborer, Naval Torpedo Station;
John B. Shepherd, 30, chief store
keeper, Applied Physics Laboratory
Johns Hopkins University; H. v
Dali, jr., %, automobile metal work
er, Barry, Pate & Addison: James E
Jaeger, 25. radio technician, Globe
Wireless, Ltd.
Hardship Pleas Turned Down.
The appeal board denied hard
ship deferment to the following
men:
George w. Stockton, "a. Maritime
Commission messenger; Stanley S
Reines, %, automobile parts stock
clerk, Cherner Motor Co.; Curtis B
Price. 33, truck driver, The Evening
Star Newspaper Co.; Lloyd A. Tay-
lor, 81, apprentice electroplater
Naval Gun Factory: Sam Wiesberg
|27, produce manager, Grant Food
Shopping Center; Robert E. Gardi-
ner, 18, under clerk, United States
Patent Office; Joseph I. Pollak, fire
watch, Bethlehem Steel Co., New
Jersey; Granville B. Brown, 36, ele-
vator operator, Government Print
ing Office; Hyman N. Heft, 33, elec-
trician handyman, Maryland Dry
dock Co.: Irving Levinson, "a, asso-
ciate statistician, War Department;
Robert G. Knupp, jr, %, truck me-
chanic, Associate Transport, Inc. :;
John E. Smith, 35, investigator, Brit
ish Security coordination; William
c. Burke, 27, plumbing and heating
foreman, William Bernstein & Son;
Ernest A. Yates, jr, 18, junior clerk
typist, War Department.; Leonard
M. Randolph, %, junior clerk, War
Production Board; Lacy j. Malcolm,
"a, gas Station owner; Frank D,
Ford. 33, printing pressman, Army
Signal Corps; Bernard F. Cooper.
81. apprentice machinist, Naval Gun
Factory, Navy Yard; Michael R..
Siclari, 20, assistant clerk, Navy