APPEAL BOARD DECISIONS

Evening Post, Volume CXXXI, Issue 100, 30 April 1941, Page 15

APPEAL BOARD DECISIONS

Decisions of the Armed Forces Appeal Board on cases heard yesterday were as follows, the ground of appeal being given in each case:—

Fred Gallien, ship's electrician, public interest, adjourned sine die.

Donald William Allely Muir, factory foreman, public interest, adjourned sine die.

Kinley Harold Black, refrigerating engineer, public interest and hardship, adjourned sine die.

Joffre Guy de Rouffignac, stationaryengine driver, hardship, dismissed but not to be called up before May 13.

James Patrick Duggan, paint maker, public interest and hardship, dismissed but not to be called up before July 29.

James George Plunkett, mechanical engineer, public interest, adjourned sine die.

Alfred Ross Petrie, chemist, public interest, adjourned sine die.

Leslie William Gray, clerk, hardship, dismissed, no appearance.

Arthur Hunter, fisherman, public in terest, adjourned sine die.

Noel William Henry Gooding, farm manager, public interest and hardship, adjourned sine die.

Lawrence William Murphy, carpenter, hardship, dismissed but not to be called up before May 31.

William George Lintern, scourer, public interest and hardship, adjourned sine die.

Ronald Henry Shepherd, Government servant, public interest, adjourned sine die.

The board consisted of Mr. W. F. Stilwell, S.M. (chairman), Messrs. A. Parlane, and P. Coyle. The Crown representative was Mr. C. O. Bell.