Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-09

ing such dependent reasonably ad-
eQuate support"
The local board will take into con-
sideration the amount which persons
ably be expected to contribute to the
support of the dependent When the
dependent is the wife or child OF the
registrant support by persons other
than the registrant will not be consid-
cred.
rs. On May 1s. 1917. every person had
notice Of his obligation to render mill
itary service to his country. No mar
riage of q registrant since that date.
the primary purpose of which was to
evade military service. will be taken
into consideration in determining the
deferred classification of a registrant.
This rule does not apply to marriage
which was not contracted with a pri-
Such, q marriage Is to be taken into
by the local boards.
Placed in Glasses.
%. In class 1 are placed (a) those
registrants who have no dependents:
OBJ those married registrants. with or
without children, where the registrant
has habitually failed to support the
wife and children: (c) those married
who are mainly dependent on the in
come or earnings of the wife for sup
port; (d) and those married regis
trants. not usefully engaged. with or
without children. whose wives or
children are not mainly dependent on
the labor of the registrants for sup
port. In this latter class belong those
registrants not usefully engaged
whose wives or children have independ-
ent incomes of their own. and are not
mainly dependent upon the earnings of
the registrants.
In r1a nj q
regfstrants with both wife and chill
drenor any father or motherless chill
dren or any father or motherless chill
dren. where the dependent has other
ing the earnings or possible earnings
Of the wife). In this class are also
placed (b) any married registrant,
without children. whose wife is not
mainly dependent upon his labor for
support, as where a wife Is skilled in
some special class Of work and physi-
cally able to perform 1t. and earn
thereby. an ADEQUATE support.
81. In GLASS Q will be placed Cay
any resistrant with dependent children
(not his OWN, but toward whom he
stands in relation Of parent; (b) those
-egistrants who have aged or inflrm
(c) those regtstrants with dependent
helpless brothers or sisters.
80. In class will be placed those
married registrants whose wives or
children are mainly dependent on their
labor for support.
To Foster Industries Equally.
SO. The purpose of tho selective serv-
Ice law as 1t affects industrial and
agricultural pursuits is to foster all
necessary Industries equally, to the
maximum consistent with military
necessity. Industries and agricultural
pursuits which are not necessary will
ri
sificatton can be made for the en-
ployes or heads Of such enterprises.
"a. The protection of these necessary
industries is secured as far as may be
ployes and heads. In class are placed
the Indispensable sole managing heads
OF industrial and agricultural enter
prises. In class 8 are the highly spe-
assistant managers of Industrial and
agricultural enterprises. In class 2
are the skilled laborers in agricultural
and Industrial enterprises. In class
IS. Every registrant claiming de-
TERED classification on Industrial or
agricultural grounds must first show
that the enterprise in which he is en-
gessd Is necessary to thsrshaintenance
this the registrant must show that he
Is necessary employe or head and
completely engaged in such enterprise
90. Every employo, laborer or head
OF an industrial or agricultural enter
prise must state the kind of business he
Is engaged in, his duties. the amount OF
his wage salary or earnings and the
reasons he cannot be easily replaced by
another person.
81. There must be two supporting affi-
davits to each claim Of an employee for
deferred classification on industrial
grounds. one made by the registrant's
immediate superior and the other by
the executive head. II the registrant is
In business for himself one Of tho affl-
davits must be made by his partner and
the other by q near neighbor. or both
by near neighbors. where there Is no
partner.
50. In agricultural enterprises the
employe registrant must secure two
affidavits. one from his employer and
the other from a near nefghbor. If the
registrant IL the managing head and
owns the land the two affldavits must
be from near neighbors: II he does not
own the land one Of the supporting
afi1davfts must be from the owner Of
the land and the other from a near
Rsgistrant Makes Oath. =
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