Evening star., 1943-07-08
Draft Appeal Board
Denies Deferments
In 50 Cases

In 50 Cases
The manager OF the fuel oil de-
partment OF heating company was
among the so men who lost their
appeals for deferment in actions of
the District Board of Appeal for the
week ending June II, it was an
nounced yesterday.
Occupational deferment was de-
MED Charles H. Wood, "a. manager
of the fuel oil department of A. p.
Woodson Co. At the same time, the
appeal board granted occupational
deferments to two employees of Safe
way Stores, Inc, and several auto
mechanics.
In all. the appeal board granted
ii requests for occupational defer
ment and four requests for defer
ment in Sd because of hardship
to dependents. 1t denied so requests
for a change OF classification.
No Fathers Appeal.
For the first time. no fathers ap-
pealed and there were more requests
for deferment as hardship cases
than because OF occupation.
Granted occupational deferments
were:
Lavelle Edmiston, 80, Prince
Georges County. Md, patrolman,
Metropolitan Police; william NJ.
Clark, %, Arlington County, Va,
substation operator, Potomac Elec-
trio Power Co.; Leo F. Nelson, 80,
auto mechanic, S. and G. Garage;
Bernard Vaughn. 81, mechanic, Cap
ital Transit Co.; Ralph w. Sherman.
80, Brooklyn. N. Y, serviceman. In
ternational Business Machines Corp;
Woodrow w. Stephenson, 80, head
meat cutter, Safeway Stores, Inc;
Homer F. Watson, 81. buyer, Safe
way Stores, Inc; Charles T. Duncan,
18. student, Dartmouth College;
Nelson B. Coffman, 81, shop fore
man, Dupont Motor Repair Co.;
John A. Drury, %, carpenter, Cen
eral Ship Repair Co.; Glenn M.
Spaulding, 20, machinist, United
States Navy Yard.
Those who were granted defer
ment because of hardship to de-
pendents were: Emil Nouza, 20,
patrolman, New York City Police
Department.; Howard Carter, 10,
employed at Greyhound bus garage;
Raymond j. Gauzza, Is. paper
hanger; John F. Smith. 18, clerk,
Washington Terminal Co.
Objectqr's Plea Denied.
The appeal board denied the re-
quest of Werner Nelson, 30, for
classification as a hardship case.
He was continued in LAO as a
Conscientious objector for noncom-
bat duty. The appeal OF Edward
L. Jordan, 80, of the Watch Tower
Bible and Tract Society. for CLASH
fication as minister. was denied.
He was continued in 1-A-H, avail
able for duty when men over SO
are called.
The appeal board also denied the
requests of the following men for
occupational deferment:
George A. Poore. q. deliveryman,
Chestnut Farms-Chevy Chase Dairy
Co.: Quentin F. Hansen. %, finger
print technician. Federal Bureau OF
Investigation: Charles o. Jorg, 80.
controller, Auth-Loffler, Inc; Will
liam E. Cooke, 81, assistant chief
clerk, State Department.. 30-day stay
of induction recommended. Clifton
R. Mothershead. 26, patrolman,
Metropolitan Police; William G.
Younes, %, accountant. Audit Ser
vice Co.; John Caruso, Is, manager,
Catania Bakery: Maurice H. Gou-
beau. 81. assistant secretary. M. E.
Horton, Inc: Sol Yasney, u. pro-
duction supervisor, Geophysical In
strument Co.
Also. Arthur Sprintzin. Is, assist
ant economist, War Department.;
Clyde r. Carter, 18, student, Phelps
Vocational School; James A. Hans
brough, 25, patrolman, Metropoh-
tan Police; Ralph C. Jenkins. "a,
patrolman. Metropolitan Police;
David r. Glasco, 26, electrical ap-
prentice, L. T. Washington Co., Co.
day stay of induction recommended:
Ralph D. Widner. Is, assistant flight
test observer National Bureau of
Standards: Henry A. Miller, "a. lob
superintendent, Robert E. Anderson
Co; Ned c. Krouskop, 20, student,
American University.
Hardship Pleas Denied.
Denied classification in Sd as
hardship cases were:
William r. Tillingame, g. en-
ployed at Railway Express Agency.
60-day stav of induction recon-
mended; Clifford F. Soffel, 81.
Lease-Lend Administration: Charles
w. Stannard. 30, Army Air Depot,
Middletown, Pa; Arthur j. Boylan
"a, clerk, Agriculture Department,
New York City; Angelo ]. Vammino,
80, taxicab starter, Union Station:
Eugene L. Shiro, 80. ONCE of Price
Administration; Jack Lichtenberg.
%, Junior inspector, Potomac Elec-
trio Power Co., 30-day stay of in
duction recommended: Irving H.
Fox, 20, 60-day stay of induction
recommended.
Also, Frederick G.. Goettker, a.
clerk. st. Elizabeth's Hospital, CO.
day stay of induction recommended:
William H. Green, 80, upholsterer
zalton Hoffman Co.; Richard M.
Sullivan. 80, claims examiner, Gen.
eral Accounting Office, 60-day stay
of induction recommended; Paul J.
Barrett, "a, clerk, Navy Department,
Milwaukee, Wis; Leo Joel, "a, Social
Security Board, 60-day stay of in
duction recommended: Philip Stone.
"a, assistant meteorology observer,
Newark, N. j.; Harry A. De Mars, 80,
craftsman, War Department; Ma
than N. Gordon, %, economics ana
lvst, Treasury Department; Edgar
n, Hope, %, steam filters apprentice.
S3yder & Clough Heating Co.:
Thomas c. Mueller, SO, paper
hanger.
Also, Marion D. Pitts Is, agent
Continental Life Insurance Co.;
Bowman E. Conrad, u, manager,
Jacobson's Market; Eric S. Laurence.
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