The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-26

mainly dependent on his labor for sup
pert for the reason that his income or
the income of his wife. or both, is am
ply sufficient to support his wife and
children and that the removal Of the
rogistrant will not deprive such wife
and children of reasonably adequate
support
Wife's Ability Considered.
Rule With class II shall be placed.
(a) Any registrant with both wife
and children or any father of mother
less children. where such wife and
children or such motherless children
are not mainly dependent upon his Ia :
Dor for support for the reason that
there are other reasonably certain
sources Of adequate support Excluding
earnings or possible earnings from the
labor OF the wife) available. and that
the removal of the reeistrant will not
deprive such dependents of reasonably
adequate support.
,h) Any married recistrant without
children, whose wife. although the reg
istrant is engaged in a useful occupa-
ton. Is not mainly dependent upon his
labor for support, for the reason that
the wife is skilled in some special class
of work which she is physically able
to perform and in which she is en-
ployed or in which there is an inn
mediate opening for her under condi-
tons that will enable her to support
herself decently and without suffering
or hardship.
Industry and Agriculture.
Concerning industrial and agricul-
tural considerations in the classified :
ton of drafted men the rules provide
that in class shall be placed any reg
istrant not found to be engaged in a
necessary enterprise. or. il SO en-
gagged, not necessary to it as a skilled
laborer or an executive.
In class II shall be placed those who
are enga eed in necessary" agricul :
| tura or industrial enterprises as
skilled laborers, but not as managers
or executives.
! The Word Necessary"
Concerning the word necessary" the
rules say:
| Rule XE1I--The word necessary
as applied to any industrial or agr-
| cultural enterprise within the meaning
of these regulations shall be taken tc
import that the discontnuance. the
serious interruption, or the materially
reduced production of such enterprise
will result in substantial, material loss
and detriment to the military estab.
Ilishment, the adequate and effective
operation of the military forces, or The
maintenance of the national intercs
during the emergency.
| Rule NNIlI-The word necessary
as applied to the relation of Il regis
trant to an industrial or agriculture
Enterprise within the meaning of an!
particular rule governing deferred
classification in these regulations shal
be taken 10 import:
Cd That the rcgistr rant is actual.
land completely engaged in the enter
prise in the capacity recited in an,
such rule and that he is competen
and qualified in that capacity.
o. That the removal Of the regis
trant would result in direct SubStan
ltial. material loss and detriment I
the adequate and effective operatio
of the enterprise to a degree proper
tionate to The Importance of the capa
city recited in the rule.
go That the available supply {
persons, competent in the capacity re
cited in the rule, is such that the reg
istrant can not be replaced in such ca
pacity without direct, substantial ma
terial loss and detriment to the AIDE
quate and effective operation or IN
enterprise to a degree proportiona'
to the Importance of such capacity.