ARMED FORCES APPEAL BOARD

Press, Volume LXXX, Issue 24368, 21 September 1944, Page 3

ARMED FORCES APPEAL BOARD

' .r. YESTERDAY’S DECISIONS On appeals heard yesterday by the No. 10 Armed Forces Appeal Board* the fol lowing decisions were given;— _ . Sine die adjournments., J. ri- ,i ay s. r (Salvation Army), E. .J. Sharp (. Youneer). A. N. Goodenough (Alloy Steel, N.Z;. Ltd.)v J--T. Brbsnahan (Director of National Serviced J. Hawker and Sort). *L .A. McLaughlin (Director of National Service). __ v . Release from the armed forces we® ,r l* commended in the following cases. L., S. Milburn (N.Z. T Express Company. Ltd.). M V. Phillips l (Hewitt and Heyward, LtdU). F. G. Evans (Mrs F. G. Evans), D. M. Lawrence (appellant) T «cnn rr Other decisions were. L. W. Jesson (r. c Penfold and Company), no recommendation; L Hlmlng (Radio COmpany), dismissed; C ■ J., Winter (Director of National Service), service postponed until December:3l. -r r> ’ The Canterbury Chamber of Com 7 merce has been advised by the. Customs Department that licences for the importation of piston rings from countries other than Canada will now-be allowed to the extent of 25 per cent, of the value of imports from the same sources in 1938; Imports from Canada , will be subject to Government order with a view to their procurement under the Mutual Aid Agreement with that Dominion.