The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-06-13

ber present is large the local boarC
should divide itself into committees
of one to conduct examinations and te
hold hearings and then report to the
full board.
Classifications should be scien-
tifically adjusted now so as to avoic
the necessity of proceeding to the de-
ferred classes The remedy is yours
to apply.
Also instruct all local boards to re-
examine under the new standards Of
physical examination, now being
issued, all doubtful cases which may
have fallen into group B, group c 0,
group D, either under the original
examination by board or upon rejec-
ton at camp, with the particular pur-
pose of finding men physically fit for
general military service who may
have been placed in one Of the above
mentioned groups and of removing
to group c as qualified for special
and limited military service such men
as may heretofore have been totally
rejected or placed in the deferred
remediable group.
In all cases in which reclassification
is not made by the local boards in
accordance with the recommendation
of the government appeal agents and
the members of legal advisory boards
the government appeal agent shall
take an appeal to the district boards,
which will be instructed by you to
give precedence all appeals taken
under these instructions.
Information concerning the results
of the revision and reclassification
should begin to reach you in short
time, and evidence of activity by the
local boards and the appeal agents
and members of legal advisory boards
should appeal in the substantial re-
cruiting of Class l and in the growing
number of appeals to district boards.
Absence of such information will
probably be an indication that the
work is not being performed as
promptly and actively as it should be.
If you are unable to secure active CO.
operation, please advise this office"
You are requested to designate the
week Of June II to "a as "Class l
Week." in accordance with these in
A most thorough re-examination of |
your questionnaires, classification
and physical examinations should be
made, that you may be thoroughly
satisfied that you classifications are
correct and that this work will not |
have to be done again.
Appeal agents and advisor boards
are requested to render their hearty
and active assistance and Is make
personal examination of the question
naires. A list should be kept of the
names recommended for reclassifica-
lion and re-examination. Appeal
agents and advisory boards should see
TO it that these are attended to and
should keep a record of the results in
order that an inspector, who will be
appointed by this office, may have
The information upon which to in
,pect the work. An inspector will
oe later sent to check up on the work,
md it should be carried on as ex-
,editiously as possible. Your inspec-
ion, investigation and classification
hould not be delayed until the begin
ling of "Class I Week." but should
'e begun at once and carried forward
With all due dispatch.
Appeal agents are requested to per-
ect immediate appeals where neces-
ary, in order that the cases may
each the district boards at the
arliest possible moment.
CHAS. S. MOODY,
Adjutant General of Idaho.
Circular letter No. ITO.