The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-05-30

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certs. operas or theatrical perform
ance.
"(d) Persons employed in domestic
service.
"(e) Sales clerks and other clerks
employed in stores and other mercan-
tile establishments.
Men who are engaged a. above or
who are idlers will not be permitted
to seek relief because Of the fact that
they have drawn later order num-
Der or because they have been placed
in class II. Ill or w on the grounds Of
dependency. The fact that he is not
ussfully employed will outweigh both
Of the above conditions.
To Extend Nonussful List.
1T is expected that the list Of non
useful occupations will be extended
from time to time a. necessity will re-
quire SO as to include persons in other
employments.
Temporary absences from regular
employment not to exceed one week.
unless such temporary absences are
sidered as idleness. Regular vacations
will not be considered as absences In
this connection.
1.-THE regulation throws . further
safeguard around men not usefully en-
ployed by providing that where there
are compelling domestic circumstances
that would not permit change Of en-.
pioyment by the registrant without dis
proportionate hardship to his depend
ents or where change from nonuseful
to useful employment or occupation
would necessitate Q removal Of the
registrant or his family. local boards
may give consideration to the circum.
stances.
1.-THE regulation further provides
that where such change Of employ.
ment would compel the night employ.
ment Of women under circumstances
which a board might deem unsuitable
for such employment Of women the
board may take such circumstances
into consideration Ia making it, de-
cision."
General crewdsr Explains Plan.
Explaining the new regulation and
the necessity for II, General Crowdef
said:
"The war has % far disorganixed
the normal adjustment Of industrial
man power - to prevent the enor.
nous industrial output and national
organization necessary to success.
'There 10 q popular demand for o..
sanisation Of man power. but no L.
rect draft could b imposed at pres.
ent.
STEPS to prohibit idlsness and non
effective occupation viii b welcomed
BY our people.
I'VE shall give the idlsrs and msa
not effectively employed the choice b.
tween military service and effective
employment. Every man. In the draft
age at least, must work Of Asht
This IL not aloes Q war or mill.
tary maneuvsf. II 10 deadly contest
Of Industries and mechanics.
Must Copy German AassAlWs.
Germany must not b thought of %
merely possessing an army. We must
think Of her - being an ar0y-Aa
army In which every factory and loom
In the empire 10 Q recognised part 10
q complete machine running night and
day at terrific spssd. We must make
Of ourselves the same sort Of elective
machine.
ut 10 not enough to ask what would
happen II every man II the natioa turn
Cd his hand to effective work. We
must make ourselves effective. We
must organise for the future. We
must make vast Withdrawals for The
army and Immediately Close up the
ranks Of industry behind the gap With
an acceierating production Of every
useful thing In necessary 0sasurs.
How 10 this to be donef
THE answer 10 plain. The first step
toward the solution Of the difheulty 10
to prohibit engagement by able-bodied
men In the field Of hurtfui employ.
msnt. idleness Or ineRsctual employ
ment, and thus induce and persuade
the vast wasted excess into useful
fields.
'~rhe very situation We are now con.
Mderink, however. offers great possi.
bilities In improvement Of the draft %
well % grea, possibilities for the CON.
position Of the labor situation BY II.
fective administration Of the draft
Considering the ssIsctive service Law.
We SEQ two principal causes Of deth.
ment Of the call 10 military service
exemption and the order numbers 40
signed BY lot.
ExsmptIens In TIVE casseeriss-
'Tha exemptions themselves fall Into
two conspicuous eategore~-depend.
ency and Industrial employment. One
protects domestic relations. tho other
The economic interests Of the nation.
Between the tive there IA an insv.
liable hiatus, for II 10 deinonstrably
true that Thousands, n not millions. Of
Dependency exemptions have no a.
feet Of Industrial protection whatever.
.Ops Of the unanswsrabIe criticisms
Of the Araft has bssn that II takes men
from the farms and from all useful