Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-22
i .Defernlents
Granted in II
Appeal Cases
WPB Public Utilities
Branch Chief Denied
Status as "a

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Selective Service Board of Appeals
after he sought a reclassification
placing him in Class 2-A-deferred
from draft as necessary in civilian
activity.
The board, by unanimous vote,
kept Mr.. BeidatSch in LA, available
for immediate service. The WPB
official had appealed from the rul-
ing Of his local Selective Service
Board.
Similar action was taken in the
cases of Oliver B. Dryer, 81, ath-
letic director of the Boys Club of
Washington, and Arch r. Eddy, 81,
manager of the Washington City
News Service, operated by the Unit
ed Press Associations.
The Appeals Board granted only
seven appeals out of II: Four reg
istrants were placed in Glass IA,
two In 2-B-deferred as necessary in
war production-and one in Sd,
dependency hardship. Requests for
occupational deferment were denied
81 registrants and SO others asking
dependency hardship deferments
were refused.
The list of cases follows:
Appeals Granted.
Thomas j. Hughes, %, serviceman,
Abbott Refrigeration Co., from la
to PA; Leslie H. CASTOR, SO, asso-
ciate patent examiner, United States
Patent Office, from la to pa;
Charles C. Davis, 10, engineering
student, Howard University, from
la to "a: Jesse H. Dodd, head
meat cutter, Safeway Stores, Inc,
from Ia to IA; Thomas E. Chris
Hansen, 80, associate engineer,
the Panama Canal, from la to
2-B; Philip Goldman, Is, test en-
gineer, the Carrier Corp. from LA
to 2-B; Claude r. Norton, 20, mes
senger. Office of Scientific Research
and Development, from la to Sd.
Appeals Denied.
Occupational deferments denied
were: Edward r. Alfred, "a, clerk,
War Department; Arch R. Eddy, 81
manager, Washington City News
Service; Oliver B. Dryer, 81. ath-
letic director, Boys Club of Wash
ington; Eugene Aikens, %, truck
driver. Barrett's Transfer & Storage
Co.: Armstead Anderson. %, assist
ant cook, Blue Ridge Sanatorium
Charlottesville, Va: Andrew L. An
drecoles, 81, taxicab fleet operator
60-day stay of induction recon-
mended; Anthony P. Barrett, "a
technical analyst, War Production
Board; Walter H. Beidatsch, a.
chief, Public Utilities Branch, War
Production Board.
Also, Samuel w. Blackburn, 81
mechanic, j. A. Jones Construction
Co.; Samuel Newman, 81, electri-
clans helper, Brooklyn Navy Yard;
Lambert w. Hoffman, 20, safety in
spector, Continental Casualty CO.;
Lewis Cohen, 81, clerk, Army Divi-
sional Engineers; Silvio Crespo, "a
teacher, Lacaze Academy of Lam
guages; James j. Dinneny, 80. ad-
ministrative assistant, United States
Cancellation Service; Royce D.
Green, %, truck driver, Green's
Service Station; George w. Pease,
80, duplicating machine operator,
Western Union Co.; Matthew A.
Pavitt, Is, shipping department
supervisor, Ledkote Products Co.
Stay Recommended.
Also, Frank H. Bushhausen, "a
British Merchant Shipping Mission;
Theodore c. Neach, 80, armored car
messenger, Drinks Inc. 30-day stay
of induction recommended; Harold
G. Waiter, 80, graduate student, Uni
versity of California; Edwin W.
Warren, 81, fingerprint technician,
Federal Bureau of Investigation;
George J. Bonebrake, 81, fingerprint
technician, FBI; Warren L. Sivers,
%, fngerprint technician, FBI; Da-
vid E. Griffin, Is, student, Armstrong
High School; Frank j. Calcora, %
expediter, Engineering and Research
Corp;
Also, Richard A. Nixon, %, mana
ger Olson's Food Center, 60-day stay
of induction recommended; William
F. Snouffer, SO, manager Mount Yer
non Cycle and Sport Shop; Edward
F. Hid, %, sheet metal worker, En-
cheering & Research Corp; Dozier
D. Dickerson, 80, guard, Northrop
Aircraft Corp, 60-day stay of induc-
ton recommended; Emerson E
Eary, IS, junior clerk, Washington
Navy Yard; Joseph G. Bynum, 26
delivery man, Smith Typewriter Ex-
change; Weir M. Brown, 20, econo-
mist, War Department; Walter E
Colclasure, 26, clerk, the Panama
Canal, 60-day stay Of induction
recommended; Harry A. Duckett, 80
assistant purchasing agent, Aero
nautical University, Inc; Leo P
Buberl. "a, assistant chief account
ant, Winston-H aglin Co.; Norman
Rosner, %, fire watcher, Todd Ship
building Corp, and George M. Albee
20. mechanic, Superior Auto Parts
Co.
Dependency Pleas Denied.
Denied deferments on dependency
status were:
Sterling D. >Balderson, 80, Cnesa-
peake g. Potomac Telephone Co..
60-day stay of induction recon-
mended; Max Gershenson, %, sales
man, Fred Pelzman's Fashion Shop,
60-day stay of induction recon-
mended; Philip Blicker. 26, substi-
tute carrier, Post Office Department;
Henry A. Cockrum, So, examiner, In
terstate Commerce Commission; AL
ton R. Markell, 81, assistant clerk,
War Department; Charles w. Rey-
nolds, %, auditor, Justice Depart.
ment, 30-day stay of induction rec
commended; Simon S. Siegel, Is
clerk, United States Post ONCE:
Also Peter T. Moon, 20, iron
worker, Raymond Concrete Pile Co.;
Henry Dixon, %, helper, Navy Yard
30-day stay OF induction recon-
mended; William v. Ratcliff, "a
messenger, Treasury Department
John v. DeMerlo, "a. assistant clerk
War Department; Warren r. Fade
ley. %, messenger. Western Union
Telegraph Co.; Paul H. FleiSch-
mann, 26, assistant classification
investigator, War Department, 30.