Evening star., 1944-01-06
90 Of 126 Applicants
Denied Appeals for
Draft Deierments

registrants lost their appeals in Dis.
trict Appeal Board actions for the
two-week period ending December
4, District draft headquarters an
nounced today.
OF those granted deferment, Is
men were placed in IA or 2-B be.
cause OF their work, one was de.
ferred as farmer, one as a con.
scientious objector and four because
OF hardship to dependents.
The appeal board granted occupa-
tional deferments to the followine
men:
Irwin Pallin, 18, student, school oi
engineering, Catholic University
William F.. Snouffer, 81, foreman
Mount Vernon Cycle 81 Sport Shop;
Charlie H. jackson, %, electrician
Washington Terminal Co.; Edwin
H. DUH, 80, special agent, Federal
Bureau Of Investigation; Frank
Geiermann, 26, fingerprint techm.
clan. Federal Bureau of Investiga.
ton; William j. Citing, jr., "a, phys
ical science aide, Bureau of Stand
ards; Edgar F. Thompson, 81, me-
chanic, Houghton Elevator Co.;
Clyde A. Stinson. "a, baker, Holmes
& Son, Inc; Frank v. Dattore, a.
dental technician, H. j. Moeller
Dental Laboratory; Robert j. Coar
81. president, Sound Studios, Inc.
Raymond L. Geiger, 35, principal en-
gineer, the Austin Co..
Others Deferred.
Lee c. Beecher, 80, district man.
ager, Army Motion Picture Service
Jasper G. Ansherman, 30, welder
Rogers Welding Shop.
Harry E. Hudson, 80, commodity
officer, New Zealand Supply Mission
William L. Hechmer, 20. supervising
engineer. Mohler Construction Co.;
Julius H. Frandsen, jr., SO, day bu-
reau manager, United Press; Oscar
A. Railey, 36. mechanic, Chestnut
Farms-Chevy Chase Dairy; Matthew
Crawford, jr.. 26, radio operator
Federal Bureau Of Investigation
Ernest w. Walton, 80, chief chemist
Franklin Smelling & Refining Co.;
John J. Palmer, 81, maintenance
superintendent, Hechinger Co.;
George E. Hinson, 36, attendant, st
Elizabeth's Hospital; Henry M
Pauley, %, associate industrial
analyst, War Production Board;
Arthur w. Hawkes., 80, senior serv.
iceman, Monroe Calculating Ma.
chine Co.; Russell H. Gof1, 81
physicist, Carnegie Institute o1
Washington; Irving Kaluk, %
chemical engineer. Interior Depart.
ment; Boris Levine, 30, associate
electrical engineer, War Depart.
ment: Henry A. Ator, 81, instrument
maker, Geophysical Instrument Co.;
James G. Harrington, 80, junior
scientist, Navy Department; Raphae
G. Kazmann, 81, engineer, Interio,
Department.
Deferred as Farmer.
The appeal board deferred David
NJ. Albrecht, g. as a farmer. and
placed Silas N. Butler, 2l, Govern
ment Printing once clerk, in 4-E as
a conscientious objector. The follow
ing men were granted deferment be-
cause Of hardship to dependents:
Charles Hillman, IS, partner
Hillco Market; Francis C. Shelter
SO, machinist, Washington Navy
Yard; Frank G. Principe, ~. private
District Fire Department; Wilbur H
Fox, 80, laborer, Stone g. Wbster
Inc.
The appeals of the following men
for deferment because Of their Jobs
or because Of hardship to dependents
were denied:
Joseph G. Oliver, 20, mechanic.
helper, Capital Transit Co.; Herber,
L. Houser, 26. deliveryman, Chest.
nut Farms Chevy Chase Dairy: AL.
fred S. Baer. u, war packaging rep.
resentative, Reynolds Metals Co.;
Arthur w. Zeigler, 26, gas service.
man. South Carolina Power Co.;
Stanley ]. KAMA, %, bus operator
Capital Transit Co.; Samuel Thomp.
son. "a, teletype operator, the
Philadelphia Inquirer; William S
Tate, %, accountant, Ransdell, Inc. :;
Charles D. Lowery, 20, bus operator
Capital Transit Co.; David w. Mea.
dows, Is. bus operator, Capita
Transit Co.
Paul Quattrone, 18, shoemaker;
Allen H. Graeff, %. assistant to vice
president, United Clay Products Co.;
Lewis Ames, 81, foreman, The Brook.
land Co.; Cephas w. Herbert, IS, ex-
terminator, American Disinfectant
Co.; Robert Burden, IS, truck driver
the Eagle Transfer Co.; Ralph P
Dixon, %. paymaster, George A
Simonds g. Co.; George w. Myles, 80
truck driver, Grifith Consumers Co.;
Forrest X. Hope, q, electrician's
helper, Capital Transit Co.; Irving
c. Bland, 36, assistant manager
Smiths Transfer 81 Storage Co.; Car
E. Westergren, 40, clerk. Fedora,
Works Agency; Willie w. Worsham
20, stockroom manager, Logan Motor
Co.; Lewis w. Keeler, %, informa-
ton supervisor, Washington Termi-
nal Co.; Raymond M. Lent, 30
branch circulation manager, the
es-Herald; Robert j. Stultz, 20
truck driver, Northeast Trucking
Corp: Charles A. White, jr., 1s, stu
dent. George Washington University
Eldridge w. Morris, ~, routeman
Morningside Laundry Co.
Peter E. Merriwether, 81, foreman
Irwin Prickett Construction Co.; Will
liam E. Green, jr., 81, investigator
Avion, Inc; William w. Nazerth, 81
scaleman, Columbia Junk Co.; Rob-
ert v. Cherry, IS, owner of upholster-
ing shop; Kwang L. Lee, 80, junior
administrative assistant, Office OF
Strategic Services: Quentin Mariana
%. chauffeur, Ward Bros, Inc;
Amen j. Hillow, 81, restaurant op-
orator; Thomas F. MacDevitt, "A
craftsman, Air Track Manufacturing
Co.; Wilmer w. Armstrong, 80, as
sistant manager, Washington branch
Jewel Tea Co.; Wesley c. Brann, 81
routeman, CAROLS Laundry, Inc;
William F.. Brandt, %, sheet metal
worker. Kaiser Co.; Laurence F
Lennon, 80, stationary engineer
Frank r. Jellef1, Inc; John P