SECOND APPLICATION

Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 255, 28 October 1942, Page 4

SECOND APPLICATION

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Refoie the No. l Armed Forces Appeal Board, an appeal was put foi ward by the Director of National Service on behalf of Walter Henry Caves, shop assistant. The ground a £P eal was undue hardship, the chairman remarked that the i eservist had originally appealed as a conscientious objector and that the appeal was dismissed. Now the pre- '^" t was based or>the fact that Caves had five children all under the age of five years. "It may be a hardship, but the same hardf'! 1 !* u '2 ll,<l apply in the cases of many other men," said the chairman Reservist's wife said that all her brothers were in the army as were fant brothers of the appelThe board reserved its decision. Sine Die Adjournments as'follows'— CrC acJjourned sine clie Desmond Fisher (Northern S.S. Co. and w-jf| len 6r> L mon)- Frederick Alexander Rvan ?P f M r V McDoV \ e , 1 - 1 Buchanan (H. fv an - Ltd.), Geo me Ward Wrieht mH Siea\nshir. U r^° l w n° hn Douglas (Union i c'h- Wllllam Arthur Melndoe ( Ducctor of National Service) Walter Burn ton Elliott (Director-General Am-i----cuHure Dept.), Donald Samuel MeCallum Mooi Th? Gordon Harrop (Edwards S,„'.t c T.ipman Sandler, William Edward Scott. Keith Thomas Poole John I hoinas Smith. Thomas William McAu°ey JWc&svsat* missed-— llowing a PP eals were disKir hard Alfred AYood Shenherd nlmtr*. and company manager; ' George foil milk- IK U' n - clra P p r; Wilfred BenF.rKuTon lo " ndsman; Thomas Edward Appeals adjourned to a later date were:— tor P iK"" GoUkl <Listel " Se ParaIn the following - ises orders were 111 m ?i v, l res orvists not to be called up before a certain dateWaref Ve!l StUart Walkcr - William George