APPEALS AGAINST SERVICE
DECISIONS OP NO. 10A BOARD
A long list 1 of appeals for farmers and 'farm employees, ail grade 1 men, was heard at the No. IDA Appeal Boardjresterday, and because of the Importance of their work and the difficulty of getting labour on farms to replace these men, tney were, granted sine die adjournments. Two members of the Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps were appealed for, but both cases were dismissed. -The W.A.A.C.’s concerned were Dulcte Lillian Ching, whose father, C H. Ching, apoealed for her release so that she could help him on his milk round and dairy farm, and a M. Lumb, formerly a domestic. whose previous employer. Mrs T. a Lflley, appealed for her release from the army , so- that she could return to r wbrk - £or. theappellant Sine die adjournments were granted In the following cases: Norman Guthrie Dailey’ (J. Quinn), William Ellesmere . Doak, Cliff ora William Dodge,; Alexander Donaldson’ {Director of National Service), William John Doyle. Leonard Hampton Uuffield (Director of National Service), Thomas John Duncan <a A, Duncan). Alfred Leslie Dwyer, Leonard Gordon Edge (Mulligan and Edge),- Raymond Kenneth Feather (T. Feather!, ‘Thomas George Forrester (Mrs J. Forrester); Norman P. Foster lan Francis G. Gardiner (A. R. H. Gardiner), Edward Lindsay/Gibb (G. Gibb),. John Harris (Director of National Service) -■ Edward Morgan Hewitt (A. Duxbury), and Ellis Denby Hide, farmers; Kelvin Doody (T. Doody), farm hand; William Everett Drake (Director of National Service), contractor; Albert Robert Duff (Director of National Service), tractor driver; Robert Henry Fleming (D. S. Fleming), farm band; Kenneth Hedges (N. R. Murray), teamster; Charles Robert Holland (G. F. Hutton), tractordriver. f ■'
Other decisions were given as follows; Colin. Samuel Croawell (Anderson’s. Ltd.), release from Air Force recommended. PercivaJ Leonard Pachnatz (G. Wayland). release froth Aimed Forces recommended; m V - - Carter, soldier (Mrs P. H. Carter), held 'over; L. G. A. Donaldson, soldier* (Mrs L. Donaldson), release recommended: B. T. Sutton, compositor (A L. Sutton), adjourned sine die; C. F< Barnett, dispenser at internment camp; release from camp recommended. / . ;
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Press, Volume LXXIX, Issue 24053, 15 September 1943, Page 3
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339APPEALS AGAINST SERVICE Press, Volume LXXIX, Issue 24053, 15 September 1943, Page 3
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