ARMED FORCES APPEALS

Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23752, 25 September 1942, Page 7

ARMED FORCES APPEALS

DECISIONS OF BOARD

Ronald Duncan, a market gardener, appeared before the Armed Services Appeal Board yesterday and asked for continued exemption from military service if he took over a farm and sold his market garden. Appellant had been granted a sine die adjournment as a market gardener, but he considered that a fresh appeal was necessary if he sold out. He told the board that he was negotiating for the purchase of a farm and he had good prospect* of selling his garden to another market gardener who had been granted a sine die adjournment. The buyer would simply add to his present property. “It’s a great idea of yours,” said Mr J, S. Barnett, chairman of the board. "It seems that we can combine a few of these market gardens if, after an appeal is allowed, a man can straightaway take on further property." It was decided to adjourn the appeal pending a report from the farming committee. The following reservists, who have been classified grade 111, were granted sine die adjournments at a meeting of the Armed Services Appeal Board yesterday:— —lsaac Jack Savage, William Stephen Elsom. Roderick Crooks, Roy Gibbs. Harold Burney, George William Thomas, Leslie Herbert Collett, William Francis Colin Cook, Jack Carrol Hunter, Frederick William Johns, Arthur William Henry Wicks, Leslie Charles Derbrldge, John Tennant, William Leonard Ell Bate, Clifford Wallace Collins, Leslie George Moore, Clifford Raymond Muir. Harold John Quill, Charles Henry Martin, Neal David McGettigan. Conrad Joseph Penberthy Bashford, Stanley Raymond Erridge, John Thomas Fraser, Frederick John Hurley, Ronald Almont Morriss. Hamlah Farquharson Keith, John Martin Heywood, Alfred Merlin Horton. Wilfred Leo Neale, Eric Albert Leary, Edmund Thomas Hubbard, Leonard Andrews, Lionel Hubert Logan, Henry Arthur Kennedy. Colin William Cuthbert Thomas. William John Paget, Patrick Joseph Murphy, John Edmund Willett Ensor, Joseph John Pawsey, Robert Leslie Rutherford. William T. Newsome, Frank Ward Larcombe. Munro Douglas Mcßeath, Erncgt Roy Casbolt, Justin Charles McCarthy, Louis G. Ormandy, Harold Cooper, Alexander August Reiche, Cecil .Andrew Russell Woods, Arthur Vivian Coull, Robert James Heeso, jun., Frank Edward Peterson, Hugh William Fairweather, John George Milne. Robert Arthur Neale, Ernest Leicester Frampton, Augustus Watts, Leonard Duncan Chisholm. John Sweeney McAlavey. Philip Coton May, Fredrick Russell Sharplin, Philip Ambrose Diggs. Henry James Richards, Cecil Thomas Wilson. Percy Harris Summerton. Thomas William Smith, Norman L. Dunnill, Ivan Henry Donnell. Norman Victor Summerton, Raymond Frederick Alfred Blowers, Laurie Milne, K. B. McLellan. Charles Alexander Pascoe, Cleaver John Terrell, Samuel Walker Bloomfield. Albert Ambrose Thomas Hopewell, James William Thomas, A. E. Lyes, John Joseph Crowe, Alexander John Graham McLean, Charles Arthur Leyson Morgan. John Roydon Carlyle. Stanley Charles Smith. William Best. Lester Charles Emp. son, Rupert Arthur Belcher, Leslie William Templeton. Other decisions were as follows: —N. C. Burnand, bookkeeper and storeman (Patten and Pitcaithly), adjourned sine die; M. C. Butler, storeman (Red Comb Egg and Poultry Company), adjourned sine die; W. K. Prebble, farm hand (C. G. Prebble), release from camp for three months recommended: W. W. Duder, poultry farmer (Mrs W. W. Duder), dismissed: Stanley Tavendale, boot repairer (Pannell and Company, Ltd.), dismissed, reservist not to commence training before October 31; H. B. Bowman, parts department manager, and Trevor Wilson, accountant (Hutchinson Motors. Ltd.,), adjourned sine die; J. M. Nellson, driver, decision reserved for further inquiries;. A. J. Edwards, motor mechanic (Adams, Ltd.), adjourned sine die; K. B. Aspell, student, service adjourned sine die because of medical grading; R. J. Nairn, linen flax worker (Leeston Linen Flax Factory), release from camp recommended from January 1 to May 30; H, T. Waldron, painter, dismissed: G. E. Chinnery. orchard manager, and D. S. Hoskln, orchard hand (Papanui Fruit and Storage Company), adjourned sine die; J. R. Mcllroy, tomato grower, adjourned sine die; E. S. K. Hands, baker and pastrycook. adjourned sine die; W. E, Wright, milk vendor, Walter Wright, appeal to be reviewed in the first week in December: W. J. Lloyd, • hairdresser and tobacconist (Bell and Lloyd); appeal adjourned for review In three months; W. S. Tredennlck. taxi-driver (Mrs M. M. Tredennick). dismissed, reservist not to commence training before January 1; P. L. McMillan, soldier, release from Army recommended; W. ,H. Jordan, agricultural worker, appeal allowed on the ground of status: A. E. Wood, district chief clerk. Agricultural Department (Director of National Service), adjourned sine die; A. H. Martin, fishmonger (Mrs S, Roberts), held over pending medical grading report: H. I, Lambic, truck-driver (Director of National Service), dismissed, reservist not to commence training before November 30; A. C. Auton, engineer, dismissed: A. E. Collie, farm labourer, dismissed; C. G. Pierce, milk roundsman, leave extended lor one month.