Evening star., 1943-09-29
Draft DeferInent
Granted I Of 36
HardshipCases
Is Here Also Win
Service Stoy on
Occupation Pleas

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Demonstrating more 1eniency TO-
ward hardship claims. the District
Appeal Board acted favorably on
7 OF the 36 hardship appeals decided
during the week ending September
ii. District draft headquarters an
nounced today.
Usually the appeal board grants
only one or two hardship appeals
a week, but draft headquarters eau
toned against considering the latest
action a trend toward a more liberal
attitude until more cases have been
decided.
In all, the appeal board granted
20 deferments out of the rs cases
acted on during the week. OF the
20, Is men were given occupational
de1erments and 7 were given de-
ferments as hardship cases.
Denied Redistribution.
The board denied reclassification
to Is registrants seeking occupa-
tonal deferments, 20 seeking hard
ship deferments and one who asked
deferment as a farmer. A registrant
who sought classification in 4-D as
a minister was placed in lao for
noncombatant duty.
The following men were granted
occupational deferments:
Daniel Freshman, %, research as
sociate. National Bureau of Stand
ards; John M. Henning, 30, meat
cutter, Southern Hotel Supply Co. :.
Robert L. Darling, 27, fingerprint
techn1cian, Federal Bureau of In
vestigation; William A. Goodman.
23, private, Metropolitan Police De-
partment; James A. Collins, %. serv-
lceman, International Business Ma
chimes Corp; Isaac B. Goad, 40, con-
struction supervisor, Capital Transit
Co.; Roy K. Mellor, n, craftsman
Coast and Geodetic Survey: Maurice
Sookne, 81, research chemist, Ma
tlonal Bureau of Standards; Lewis
Evans, "a, photographic engineer.
Coast and Geodetic Survey; Albert
II. BoWker, %, statistician, War Re-
search Division, Columbia Univer-
sity; Bruce L. Calder, %, chemical
engineer, Kellex Corp; Wayne E,
Ault. %, junior radio engineer
Naval Research Laboratory: Clar-
ence A. Lewis, "a, welder, Lloyd E.
Mitchell, Inc.
Hardship Cases.
Classified in Sd as hardship cases
were Max A. Bershad, 20. actuarial
mathematician, Railroad Retirement
Board; James D. Ellis, 20, truck
driver, Heurich Brewing Co.; Walter
Miller, 36, salesman, Leo M. Bern
stein Co.; Warren L. Tremaine 80
Welder, Bethlehem Fairfield Ship
yard, Inc; Randolph S. Mckay, "a,
meatcutter, Walter Reed Hospital.
Wllbert Pridgen, 35, superintendent,
Jenerson-Garden Apartments: Sid
ney #. Harrison, 81, examiner, Sc
curltles and Exchange Commission,
. The following men were denied
deferment on occupational grounds:
Lawrence w. Heinrichs, 36, drafts
man, Army Air Forces; Garland
M. Dellinger, 26, foreman, Metal
Limb Manufacturing Co.: Dexter v.
Kern, 10, student, Virginia Episcopal
High School; Stanley H. Himmel-
stein, '18, student, University of
Maryland; Jacob Cohen, "a, clerk.
Second Service Command, Army
Service Forces; Wallace H. Harris,
rs, electrician, Special Service Co.,
Inc; John T. Sims, %, ham curer,
L. S. Briggs, Inc; Lincoln H. Phil
lips, IS, ration banking manager,
City Bank; Edward F. Hawkins.
%, passenger traffic representative,
Canadian National Railways: Fri
Hubert, 81, project service adviser,
Federal Public Housing Authority; /;
Joe T. Campbell, %, operator, West
ern Union Telegraph Co.; William
w. Baldwin, 36, truck driver, Rice
Schmidt Baking Co.; Louis Zin-
man, 27, fireman, New York City
Fire Department; Frank Goldberg,
80, dispatcher, Colonial Storage Co.;
William F. Green, IS, bedding de-
partment supervisor, Hugh Reilly
Co.; Max F. Mann, 27, prison Gus
todial officer, D. C. Penal Insti-
tutions, Lorton, Va; James E. Phil
lips, 81, shipping clerk, Kent Stores,
Inc; Edwin L. Withers, "a, assist
ant sales manager, Atlantic and Pa
ciflc Tea Co.; William L. Rowe, %,
store manager. Safeway Stores, Inc; /;
Daniel j. Goodman, "a, yard man.
ager, Ace Wrecking Co.; Lester L.
Waldman, 27, grinder, Wright Aero
nautical Corp; George S. Helms,
80, branch manager, Army Motion
Picture Service; Maurice T. Keely,
jr., 80, mechanic, Mandell Chevro-
let Co.; Fred Rosenberg, 26, welder,
Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard, Inc; !;
Sidney Danielson, IS, loftsman,
Eastman Aircraft Corp.
Harry S. Wingate. 81, who ap-
pealed to &c as farmer, was con-
tinued in la. Frank j. Salamon
20, Treasury Department audit
clerk, who asked deferment as a
minister, was classified in lao.
Denied Deferment.
The appeal board denied defer
ment on hardship grounds to Hyman
N. Seidel, 80, owner, A. A. A. Letter
Service; Charles. P. Schaffer,. %,
manager. Capitol News Co.; Theo-
dore Saks, 81, lawyer; Solomon Sha-
piro. 80, economist, Department of
Labor; Bernard Shevitz, %, compost
tor, Byron S. Adams Co.; Herbert
F. Sacks, 26, Office manager, S.
Freedman & Sons; Stanley Paymer
30, machine operator, Bowen and
Co., Inc; Russell Neal, "a, auditor,
General Accounting Office; John w.
Callahan, %, pressroom foreman,
War Department; Eli Berg, %, in
vestigator, Office of Price Admins
tration; Oby Burks, 80, waiter, At
lantic Coast Line Railroad Co.;
Richard H. Modderman, %, packag-
ing consultant, Sutherland Paper
Co; Ralph l.. Lewis. 20, secretary
Y. M. c. A; Clennie Lowell, 27,
truck driver, Wagner and Crewe Coal
Co.; Victor A. Vaughn 81, junior ad-
mlnlstrator, Agriculture Depart
ment; Ted Rice, IS, carpenter; Abra-
ham Lisogursky, %, clerk, War
Manpower Commission; John H.
Jones, 80, truck driver Universal