Evening star., 1943-06-25
BoardActs on Is
Draft Appeals,
Denying AZ
l8 Occuputionol
Deferments Include
3 School Teachers


school teachers were among the Ia
men granted occupational defer
ments by the District Board of Ap-
peals during the week ending May
30, 1t was announced today.
An appeal-board official said the
Safeway appeals for occupational
deferments had been granted be-
cause the board was satisfied the
grocery chain was making an effort
to secure requirements. Two other
occupational deferments were
granted to Safeway employees in the
last appeal list made public by the
board.
In all, the appeal board took ac-
tion on 73 cases in the list made
public today. Fifteen registrants
were placed in Glass IA for wal :
supporting activities; one was
placed in Glass IA (H as man
over 80 in a transporting activ-
ity: two were placed In 2-B for
war-production activities; four were
placed in 3-A as fathers and three
were placed in SD because of hard
ship to dependents.
AZ Appeals Denied.
One registrant who had requested
reclassification from ga tH) to IA
CID was continued in 3-A (H. OF
the Al men whose appeals were de-
MED, 20 had sought occupational
deferment, eight asked deferment In
3-A, nine asked to be placed In SD
and one asked for classification In
4-D as a divinity student.
Granted occupational deferments
were Laurence A. Knapp, 81, head
of the Latin American section, Spe-
cial War Policies Unit; Charles B.
Hopper, SO. Chesapeake d. Potomac
Telephone Co. commercial repre-
sentative; william L. de Graffen-
reid, %, head meatcutter of Safe
way Stores; Herbert Wingfield, So
Fruit Growers Express Car Service
agent; william z. Brown, 36, Phelps
Vocational School teacher; Robert
r. Penland, IS, Washington Refrig-
Grafton Co. engineer; Frederick c
Loops, "a, chief clerk OF the Bank
of Commerce g. Savings.
Also given occupational defer
ments were Wallace G. Hefiin, 80
Safeway Stores warehouse foreman;
Robert L. Thompson, %, Metro
politan policeman; Romeo F. Cara
IS, Metropolitan policeman: John j
Roller 28, International Harvester
Co. automotive mechanic; Samuel
w. Fishkin, SO. Upper Marlboro
Md science teacher; Anton L
Kragh. 81, Metropolitan policeman
George J. Trivers, 26. Bannekei
Junior High School mathematic;
teacher; Paul E. Webb, 33, manager
of the oil-burner service department
of L. p. Steuart and Bros; Lehman
G. Howell. 43, panel dial central
Office switchman, Chesapeake 81 Po-
tomac Telephone Co. granted IA
(H) because Of age); Charles C
Hoag, %, Navy Yard machinist; 10.
seph j. Lewis, 27, Kaiser Co. ma
terials engineer.
Three 3-A Appeals Granted.
Those whose appeals for classi-
fication In ga were granted were
James E. Poole, ~, restaurant man.
ager; James H. Lucas, "a, Branr
and Stuart employe at Camp
Springs. Md; Leon Carson. 26, la
borer; Marvin E. Baxter, 80, Dis
trict government labor foreman.
Paul C. Sullivan, AZ, Capital
Transit Co. bus operator, who asked
to be reclassified from 3-A (H) tc
IA tH) was continued in ga CH)
Granted deferment in Sd because
of hardship to dependents were
Ralph E. Carrier, 81, Agriculture
Department acting chief of surveys
and maps: Nestor A. Gnash. "a, tax
icab operator, and Ralph T. Miller
"a. plumber
Denied occupational deferments
were Edward E. Barry, 36. Kent APP
pliance Service refrigeration serv-
iceman; Eugene N. Martin, 20, Cap
ital Regraining Co. plate regrainer,
for whom a 60-day stay of induc-
ton was recommended; Wallace r
Yates, %. fingerprint technician
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Willard H. Hawley, 10, student at
Virginia Polytechnic Institute; Fred
P. Curtis, 80, Curtis Bros. Storage
Co., shipping manager; Milton E.
Joy, rs, William L. Curles Co. ware
houseman; William H. Justice, 81,
Carnegie Institute mechanician
Richard G. Lugenheel, %, operators
manager for j. J. Taylor Co., for
whom a 60-day stay of induction
was recommended; Julius J. Kaltun,
"a, Eagle Bedding Co. salesman,
recommended for 60-day stay of
induction; Chester C. Crawford, "a,
FBI fingerprint technician; James
E. Hudson, %, FBI fingerprint tech
nician; Leo Fernheimer, 33, Capital
Transit Co. mechanics helper.
Other Deferments Denied.
Also, William j. Trickett, 30, Cap
ital Transit Co. schedule maker;
Julius Williams, 20, Park Lane Inn
maintenance man; Alfred E. Grove
27, William L. Curles Co. truck dis
patcher, recommended for 30-day
stay of induction; Lloyd Breitweiser
26, Washington Envelope Co. die
cutter, for whom a 60-day stay of
induction was recommended; Har-
vey M. Peoples, 20, Naval Torpedo
Station laborer; Calhoun w. Du-
game, 81, Royal Typewriter sales
representative; Byron E. Herde, o.
Washington Terminal Co. clerk
Robert R. Russell, %, Coat, Apron
and Towel Supply Co. routeman;
Frank F. Allen, 33, manager of Pc
nooScot Exchange Hotel, recon-
mended for 30-day stay of induc-
ton: Thomas d. Virnstein, 30
United States Park Police private
for whom 60-day stay of induc-
ton was recommended.
Also, Lynn T. Stuckey, 25. C. O.
Buckingham Co. photographer;
John P. Marsaeka, 36. American
Red Cross; William F. Ruff, q,
boilermaker at j. A. Jones Con-
struction Co.; Harvey Mckenzie.
%, c. D. Sheally Co. sawyer; Daniel