ARMED FORGES

Evening Star, Issue 25170, 9 May 1944, Page 3

ARMED FORGES

APPEAL BOARD SITTING The No. XI. Armed Forces Appeal Board —Messrs D. C. Cameron (chairman), W. H Clarke, and J. 0. H. Somervilie—held a sitting yesterday. Mr W. J. Blackler represented the Crown. Sine die adjournments were granted in appeals by the Fernhill Coal Company for D. Hewitson, rope road worker; J. McGregor and Co. for 'W. R. Boyd, apprentice turner; New Zealand Refrigerating Company for C. H. Croft, shift engineer; Glendermid Ltd. for G. >W. Goddard (set-ting-out machinist), J. F. Murphy and D. F. Penman (machinists), E.. W. Often (foreman), and J. Silvester (leather roller man) ; Director of National Service for 1). T. L. Ritchie, slaughterman; James Poland for M. J. McLeod, apprentice slaughterman. , Release from camp was reSominended in appeals by Mrs V. T. McQueen for V. T. McQueen; Mrs V. A. Heads for J. J. O'Brien, waterside worker; Mrs A. V. Williams for T. J. Williams, felting worker; Coulls Somervilie Wilkie Ltd. for A. R. Pollock, linotype operator . An application by Barr, Burgess, • and Stewart for extension of leave for H. S. J. Tilly, accountant, was declined. . An application by J. Rattray and Son for the release from camp of A. E. Jenkins, traveller, was declined. An appeal by the Radio Centre Ltd. for R. McLeay, radio serviceman, was dismissed, and an appeal by the ' Otago Daily Times' for G. J.- Gaffaney, second subeditor, was dismissed, the reservist not to be called up before July 15.