The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-12-27

registrant tH mainly dependent Tor his
own support on the income Uncludina
earnings) Of his wife.
(d) Any married registrant, with or
without children, who Is not engaged
In n useful occupation, and whose
wife and children (f any are not
mainly dependent on his labor for sup.
port for the reason that his income
or tho income Of his wife or both Is
amply sufficient to support his wife
and children, and that the remova
OF the registrant will not deprice such
wife and children Of reasonably ade-
quate support.
Glass 2 Dependency.
Rule z. In class 2 shaiI ne placed
(a) Any registrant with both wife
and children or any father Of mother
less children or such motherless chill.
dren are not mainly dependent upon
his labor for support for the reason
that there are other reasonably GER
tain sources Of adequate support (ex
Guiding earnings or possible earnings
from the labor Of the wife available,
and that the removal Of the registrant
Will not deprice such dependents or
reasonably adequate support.
CD Any married registrant, without
children, whose wife, although the
registrant Is engaged in a useful occu-
patton, 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 there is
an immediate opening for her under
conditions that will enable her to sup
port herself decently without suffering
or hardship.
Rule 3. The term Children" where
used without qualification, shall be
taken to include on unborn child, and,
except as provided In section (a) Of
Rule 8, shall be taken to import only
children (the issue Of the reg:strant)
and step-children and legally adopted
children. 1t shall be taken to import
boys under 16 and girls under 18 years
of age.
Glass 8 Dependency.
Rule s. In class 3 shall be placed
(a) Any registrant who has children,
not his own issue, but in respect Of
whom he has in good faith assumed
she relation Of parent, and has fulfill
ed the obligation Of such relation when
such children are mainly dependent
upon his labor for support.
(b) Any registrant who has aged
and infirm or invalid parents or grand
parents mainly dependent on his labor
for support.
(c) Any registrant who has a help
less brother or sister, regardless Of
age, mainly dependent on his labor for
support.
Rule 0. In class 4 shall be placed
(a) Any married registrant whose
wife or children are mainly dependent
on his labor for support.
Rule 4. The dependency Of rela.
residing abroad who are not citi.
zens Of the United States or who have
not declared their intention to become
such shall not be considered as a
ground for deferred classification.
Rule 5. On May IS. 1917, every per.
son subject to registration had notice
of his obligation to render military SER
vice to his country. The purpose OF
the selective service law was not to
suspend the institution of marriage
among registrants, but boards should
scrutinize marriages since May IS.
1917, and especially those hastily eff.
since that time, to determine
whether the marriage relation was Ell.
into with a primary view OF
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such is found not to be the case.
are hereby authorized to disre.
gard the relationship SO established az
n condition Of dependency requiring
deferred classification under these
Rule 6. In class 1 shall be placed
(a) Any registrant who has neither
wife, nor child, nor aged. infrm or in
valid parents or grandparents, nor
dependent on his labor for sup.
port.
(b) Any married registrant. with or
without children, and any father or
motherless children, where the life or
children are not mainly dependent on
his labor for support for the reason
that the registrant has habitaullly fail
ed to support them for a sufficient time
TO justify a finding OF the board that
he has zen making no bona fide at.
tempt to support them in the past and
car not be relied upon to do 81 in the
future-this regardless Of support re-
Gently rendered or rendered for the
purpose Of evading military service.
New Enterprises Authorized.
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