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.ARGONNE FOREST MOPPED
UP BY THE AMERICANS
ne" York, Illinois and Negro Sol
dicrs In Successful Opc-
ration.
AIRMEN DOWN 100 PLANES
Engineers Remove Traps Left in
an Effort to Stay Advancing
American Forces i'm Great Num-
hers.

WITH THE y M RICAN ARMY
NORTHWEST OF NERDUN. October
.-Thc ArEonnc forest is being cleared
OF encmy troops by American soldiers
from New York ana Illinois. one of
the American negro units also has
participated in the operation The
enemy last night appeared to he with
drawing on the American left. Broad
iy speaking he is going in the dircc-
ton of the junc,ure of The Brunbild
and Kriemhild systems. ~
IN the Arsonne forest Americans
made progress Tuesday. East Of the
forest they are operating north OF
Cicrgcs and hold positions on the road
from ron GENES to Exermont.
changing hands until the americans
'o1 1rmy established their supremacy. ,
force Is demonstrated ny a total bag
since September 90 OF 100 hostile
planes and twenty-one balloons.
CONE no NAuGIT
the line between the Mouse ana the
Aisnc awindlcd rapidly. O:.a minor
counterattack, some outpost s-rimmag
ing, and Il half-hearted porhDardmcn,
characterized the cnemy's activity
The Americans rcpulseI counterat-
tack north of Aprenont Both the
ne Germans were shc!lcd vigorously
from early morning until night In
the afternoon the clouds disappeared
and aviators were able 80 resume their
observation patrols and pursue enemy
planes and balloons.
With the clearing weather the en-
gineers have converted the areas back
OF the American front into an orderly
place once more. Roads. which had
been untouched for years. and made
worse by the movement of truck trains
paSSablc.
ON the left flank of the Americans
the French pressed their lines slight
ly. forward. bringing near the time
when the Germans must fight with less
hopefulncss TO maintain their line
west OF the Mouse.
American detaChInents In the Argon-
ne forest continue 10 clean up that
wilderness. sending back scores OF ma
chine guns. trench mortars and other
captured material. On the salvage list
there appeared Tuesday three obser-
walton balloons. They had been left
in their shed ut the eastern edge o.
EXerront wood
ENGINEERS nuSY
REMOVING TRAPS
In addition TO their work OF recon-
structinS bridges and roads the en-
gine"rs have had the task Of rcmov-
ing numerous mines, AS happened
north of the Marnc. many positions
abandoned by the Germans had been
elahorately equipped with mines. bu,
~ also WAS the case north OF the
Marine, almost every mine was sprung
by the engineers vino traced the wires
TO trap LETT nearby. There was IA
Formidable outlay OF mines In the town
of Nauuuois, which had been used as
a German headquarters.
Below the level OF the town there
were hundreds Of yards OF subterrau-
can passages which had been turned
into comfortable, even luxurious, quar-
tiers.
Information reaching american head
quarters continues TO Indicate coufu-
sion behind the German lines, not In
orEaniZat ton. 1t Is known the enemy
is using units as small AZ platoons to
rc-enforcc those in the lighting line
Many GERMANS struggled in and gave
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HHIsk FIGHTING. AEOIT
'iNHHAI ASDIN FLANDERS

80 = e>>'.4f-c :'<tss
WiTH TIE EhlTIFH AgNY IL
iEENCE PrtDcef tE,%9 j. 81 -
tgain ths;" nas aeeu silsk lyn,inp.'
nan ~ ~" f"T!rHs anf,A ant nDutn ~
ra1gnra =nG ~ t.anc"fa
IN. !;+i2.aaE and Efi,lsfl IN ,nH s1.th
is@'" mace AsrEtses 81 ihr c!rGc.lcn u,
!"H4'r-t &ac g"prrie hay. isa,aed
:a=.r% ya''Efr. nat set tEsY afc IN
'''At'AEc. H.al 1n.a ,."n IA. actually
aeth geacitd
Ja'sp.s iz.e t.a+,rateG 'gr,ne. I'M,
n.ii!aS en- -'a- ,'sa"ss!iy sGea <Ing,
~ va''!e ',.cay H4a m, .eta ara
%''ssa ~l't 'hr rSH.a Yi1.s as re-
'Ft'.t :at'!lar@ "a ,s-s ir," and 'neF.
"'f.a/ ~ ElY" 'rE lrGI,rs.5g:. ~ d
~ .! s.teC y. - s-EIts..enh
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HAIG's FORCES IN BELGIUM
ADVANCE: :.,,Hlu YARDS


WITH THE BRITISH ARMY ~
FLANpEES. October Filed Mar
ena ijalSs forces to-day captured
!toi!cg hemcape!!c and advanced for a
distance OF 1000 yards east OF Rou-
!eFs. Heavy rains and mud have been
interfering Win the progress OF the
operations by ;he Belgian army and
the second British army in Flanders.
To day, although the ground con-
tnucd muddy, The weather vas clear
and cold, change favorable 10 the
prospects Of the allies
The Belgian and British forces now
are a:Hr!dc Of the Eoulers- Mcnin road
along a considerable stretch.
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GERMANS DISPLAY >i.uNOt sNisss
p\ WANT y thDN1

nv AHNUtIlIWU IIT""-
WITH THE AMERICAN fpiiCE3 pN
,rliE NERDtN ilDN'r pctub.r . - 80
T. MD.~-ticIiuAu HrtillorN in TIC emily
hours to-day.tTrvly apJlnitl'G Ike areas
behind the Nn-ri,au lines Win shells
containing surrEiuG EGu ana ultutEcuc.
Between the Mcuso ana tn" MvsolIc 81"
GermsnS directed aut'v "a concentrated
artillery arv oa the American unuUpu~
The nervousness ~ tDt curluH aiuug
tht ,:ae indicates that hu expects an
attack.
American detarhmeHls entering
C;esnes northwest Of Mouli8ucvu, found
IL tree of the enemy Iur ro.,ds ,n
tha ne!ghborhooI ~ tnt Village bike
wise were clear ~ Germans
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BELLlGERENCY or ARABS
RECOG Ni2ED ~ ALLIES

IBy Associated Press
LONDON, October 1.-THE allied gov
ernments have decided formally 10 rec
ognize the bclliEerent status of the
; with the allies against the common
enemy in Palestine and Syria.
More than 1000 Turks were taken
prisoner when General Allcuby'S forces
occupied Damascus. The War once an
nounced Tonight.
The statement says:
Paiestine-troops OF an Australian
mounted division entered Damascus
Monday night. AZ s \. NJ. October !.
the city was occupied by The British
forces and 10y q portion o; the Arao
army of King Hussein. over 1000
prisoners were taken.
ALLIED TROOPS SuuN
WiTHDR\WN FROM CITY
After its surrender. with In, eN-
ception az necessary guards, all the
allied troops 's"ere Withdrawn from
The city FOR the time being. The Local
authorities remain responsible for IT'S
administration"
Damascus is the Turkish base in
SYRIA and Palestine. aud its fan proba
bly, means the c"d u ali Turkish re-
s:stance to General Alleuby in ralc-
slime and Syria. The ancient city is
the junction point of railroads leading
10 the ports OF Beirut and .Aleppc. $50
miles northeast.
Damascus Is the capital OF the Villa
yet OF SEria. ana has Il population Of
about i59.'oo. y Is one OF the holy
Cities OF the Mohammedars and the
arabs regard i; as one OF the four
paradises on earth. The capture or
Damascus marks an advance Of 100
miles by General ->llenby's forces since
September y" In that time the Brit
isn nave captured more than $1,000
prisoners and have driven the enemy
from Palestine.
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ENEMY FIRES ST. QUENTIN
BEFORE. ri MINING AWAY

U.l1t, NIX e. 4; ~ ,l "a FrSs3
ST. QUENTIN. October 2.--Entire sec
lions OF 81. quentin are in fiames and
explosions are heard in the city con-
tinua!!y. Fighting continues north of
the town where the French have made
progress.
The French have gained the tunnel
OF me -. quentin canal at Tronquoy
and continue 10 advance eastward. The
city hall Of 81 Quentin appears to be
intact. but il IS helieved 10 be mined
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the Mosells and The Merse between
i. 30 AID 20 M. manning

"tp' "i.l '1p lH.r morning.
Captain Observers II. =. ord of Cal
lpFn!a. and Strout, q former Yale
Quarter mack. sa~ four Americans cap
l-'c heTent?-nyc Germans north ~ Va
enAea. Inc dough bays rounded an
A+ enemy ,Crce, srOot!Hr several whD
"iie'hnted 70 ygn .#ay. They brought
a '"s whole !ol IN 3 long Nlo.
= H:hEl" American cDrps captured
l"o Russian !cLr-.nGn guns Il bat
i,rE II hr.pp hclj pvnr, .i1ty -ty.D
hfa'y machine guns. tny-c ho~itzcfS,
kiAiy railroad cars, eight 4ulit.n,
guns. 'Hrec captive balloons, = NUMBER
ri rriH' irEc-n ana ,ca ani!aiscraft
Guns
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the village of Scuuchart ny German
counterattacks. the >tutSmcnt says.
Local lighting continues IN Crcvc-
occur Qour and a half miles south O.:
comhraip. and in Camr-ai itself.
The Canadians hood NcuNillc-S 81,
Rcmy Cust outside Camhrai TO the
northwcSt, and the hign ground west
OF Families Ctwo miles slightly north
east of CainhrED.
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FRENCH FORCES, roo, AIDING IN
OF SIT Nc uINS EKOM HI:LGII VI

!iv AssoCla ted ross
PARIS. October tNia NontrcaO.--
The allied cnveloping movement against
Tourco!ng. RoubaiN and Lille in Elan
dcrs is becoming acccntuatcd accord
ing 10 4 Scmioiiicial announcement here
day. The French army and Cen
era! ljcEouttc, now operating in the
vicinity OF Rot .ers apparently was
sent north from its old position on the
left of General Mangin after the break
through OF the belgian and British
forces was definitely established.
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BRITISH ESCAPE TRAPS SET by
HUNS IN RUINS or CAMBNA

II : s.''yI-L':I I'T"sh- 7
PARIS O-tOUcr Cambria has been
Hin.G. hut tho British forces have
fought around 'he town and thus ha vc
fo!led To" plans OF TIA. enemy. The
tcrHarh decided On September 10
burn ca"bEai ana forced the civilian
POPULATION 10 LcANn.
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themselves up. Instead OF waiting to
be captured they deliberately sought
some one to whom they could surrcnd
CIR. AT .onc point seventy-hvc Germans
Were captured when Il small American
detachment appeared i'm front of them
and began shooting point blank. The
Germans promptly held up their hands
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why RIDGE WILL BE ABANDONED
WITHHOLD my FIGHTING

This means that Wing Ridge, that
formidable natural basNon for which
so many thousands Of Tcutons auo
Britishers have died. Is 10 be abandoned
probably without fighting, as was Mt.
KENNEL and Paschendalc Ridge. II
means a saving or untold casualties for
the allies.
True. ultimately tho Germans had to
get out Of that area between Lens and
.Armcutiercs. for their front there was
being swiftly oUthankcd by the Bel
giaus and British IN The north and
by the British TO the south. But once
more the enemy has been forced 10 get
out before be could stage strategic,
voluntary retreat.
How many more times LudcudorC
viii be able TO stavc of disaster is
the question Of questions tonight.
The allies arc between FIVE and six
1uilcs beyond St Quentin For cam
hrai the enemy IS lighting TO the last
ditch. but the city's complete capture
appears "a matter % hours. Fresh prog
.rcss in Cambria and CreVeCoeur, four
and q half miles 70 tho south, was
announced by Haig ia his night state
1uent.
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Important Mews
Quickly Told
Events From, Various Sources
Reduced TO Minimum
Space.

NEW YORK. October :.-Judges OF
the United States Circuit Court acting
as aFb!tTators in the controversy be-
tween the Hewsprint paper manufac-
turers and the Federal trade commits
SION Over the price OF newsprint paper
o-day handed down a decision award
ing a price OF $3.50 per loo pounds for
rolled news in carload lots f. o. l..
mill.
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WASHINGTON. October Liberty
motors nov have reached quantity pro-
Guction and American-bu!lt airrlanes
are being shipped in trainload lots
da!ly from The factories for service
overseas. w. I. Potter. acting director
Of the bureau OF aircraft productior
made this announcement to-day upon
his return TO Washington from an in
spection Of factories building planes
and motors.
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Let the Help Wanted Ads in IN.
take ,unr -upuca, ~,
thc workers nnd produce-s or RIch"
mond ana vicinity. Call Ruudotnb
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BRITISH PREVENTED FROM
rOINING TIINOUGN GAP

Whether the gap WAS definitely filed
is not yet certain. But the reckless
slaughter did succeed IN keeping the
British from pouring through.
The British. Field Marshal HaiE adj
United tonight. were pressed back
from Sequehart. which lies on the
southeastern part %: the line preached.
five miles and a half northeast of st.
Quentin.
But the desperate eleventh hour
measure cost Ludcndorff more than the
mountains Of dead piled up in the tenn
p9rari!y stopped gap. IN tho bloody
counterthrust he had TO use up every
ounce Of flesh available i'm tina, sector,
and as the Very ORDER tor the attack
was given he had to cast anxious
chances up and down tho har-funE.
webbing German front for men 10
take the places Of those offered TO the
British fire.
Soon aft"rward his decision became
manifest. All The way between the
Mcuse and tho North Sea there WAS
but one sector tina, had not been ripped
10 pieces in the last few wecks-thc
ono between Armenticres and Lens on
that sevcntce n-rnile front lay his only
hope for endorsements
III answer is contained in iaiG's
night report.
THE Germans are withdrawing on
wide iron, south ana north OF La
BaSSee Canal"
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GERMANS HoMBtRD
AMERICANS Et>r Ui Mi.t 81

WITH THE AMERICAN FItST
ARMY WEST OK TIRE &IEtSE. uuto-
Der THE Gy~ypars Violently bom
-sa-dsa ana b4rrased our lines between
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SAN FRANCISCO October 2.-FranI;
:. Brush. cashier. and william 6. Gran,
and u. X. Loushcry, assistant cashiers
~ ~" santa Rosa National Bank, were
arrested by Fedora! officers ,o-niynr.
charged Win cubczz!!ng over .7gO,Qg
~ tn" hanks funds
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CHICAGO. october Bruno stein
del, nne OF the three peratest 'ce!lis,s
~ inc world, and FOR lwenty-seven
Eea's principal ccll.Et ot the Chicago
symphony Orchestra. to-day resigned
following Investigation OF his loyalty
TO America. His resignation. like that
Of FrccE. =. STOCK. director Of III.
orchestra. who RESIGNED Yesterday, ,ras
accepted.
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RrFFAI.O. y. y. oc.nhnr Mo-

BUFFALO. y. y, October c-Ncco-
tations between the city and the In
ternational Railway Company 10 avoid
STRIKE of street railway employees
in Bunalo fell through tonight. The
Zoo employees OF the street car con-
Germ voted shortly afterwards 10 walk
out at o'clock Tomorrow morning
Ihe strike viii result in tie-up OF the
vast ,mInition plants in Buffalo en-
gagged in var work. over $4,000 NUM-
ton workers will be affected.
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and force cave in of the whole Ger
IMAM western front.
Then, toward noon. LudendorM.
aware that IL was one OF the decisive
hours OF ne war. gave tho order for
one OF those old-timte rnasscd counter
assaults IN which human life counts
for raught, where the only thing that
matters Is to MI the gap. even IL i;
must be Nl!en nY CUrpSes.
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WASHINGTON. October c-The de-
feai Of the suffrage amendment in the
H"nat" has been taken up by the Re-
plhilcaH Congress iODa' Committee Il
an isSu" in their campaign 70 win con-
irpl % Congress at III. November cleo
tons Representative Fess. OF Ohio.
chairman Of the committee. IN a formal
statement given GU. ,o-Ia. charge.
The defeat 10 the Democrats
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CHICAGO, October 2-Froduc,ion o.
war materials in Chicago and Illinois
~ We'll as IN the country As whole
j. slowing down and MAY result IN
Federal action. according to John
I.oTett. in charge Of the war indus
crs' Associations
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WASHINGTON. October o-The dis
coveTT OF vaccine serum preventive
against Spanish Influenza is believed by
oflclaiS III the navy surgeon generals
Office 10 have been made Sy i.jaiItenan,
Commander ". II. RoScnau. The serum
nov is being tested at Pelham Bay
naval training station. which place was
selected because % the very large pro
portionate number OF naval recruits
there who have not yet been touched
with the disease.
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NEW YORK. October Edwin Ar
den. well-known actor and playwright.
dropped dead OF heart failure this
afternooh ef'er ne had clinlbcd three
flights o. stairs TO keep a business en-
saHcnicnt AZ the apartment OF Miss
EiSi" Rizer an actress. Arden had Just
come from rehearsal OF a play which
was to have been produced October
IL
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-01-11
SALTS If KIDNEYS
OR BLADDER BOTHER
Harmless to flush Kidneys and neutral
He irritating acids-Splendid
for system.

Kidney and Bladder weakness result
from uric acid, says a noted authority.
The kidneys filter this acid from the
blood and pass it on to the bladder, where
1t often remains to irritate and inflame,
causing burning, scalding sensation, or
setting up an irritation at the neck of
the bladder, obliging you to seek relief
two or three times during the night.
The sufferer is in constant dread. the
water passes sometimes with a scaldine
sensation and is very profuse; again,
there is difficulty in avoiding it.
Bladder weakness, most folks call it.
because they can't control urination.
While it is extremely annoying and some
times very painful, this is really one of
the most simple ailments to overcome.
Get about four ounces of Jad Salts
from your pharmacist and take q table
spoonful in glass of water before
breakfast, continue this for two or three
days. This will neutralize the acids in
the urine so it no longer is a source OF
arr1tatlon to the bladder and urinary or.
gans which then act normally again.
Jad Salts is inexpensive. harmless
and Is made from the acid of grapes and
lemon juice, combined with ithia. and
Is used by thousands of folks who are
subject to urinary disorders caused BY
uric acid irritation. Jad Salts is splen
did Tor kidneys and causes no bad
effects whatever.
here you have pleasant, effervescen,
nshla water drink, which quickly relieve;
/ slad6er trolble.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-01-11
DRUGS EXCITE YOUR
KIDNEYS, USE SALTS
II your Back is aching or bladder
bothers, drink lots Of water
and eat less meat.

When your kidneys hurt and your back
feels sore, don't get scared and proceed
to load your stomach with lot Of drugs
that excite the kidneys and irritate tie
entire urinary tract. Keep your kidneys
clean like you keep your bowels clean,
by flushing them with a mild, harmless
salts which removes the body's urinous
waste and stimulates them to their nor
NAL activity. The function of the kid
neys is to filter the blood. In "a hours
they strain from it 500 grains of acid
and waste, so we can readily understand
the vital Importance of keeping the kid
neys active.
Drink lots of water-you can't drink
TOO much; also get from any pharmacist
about four ounces of Jad Salts: take
= tablespoonful in 4 glass of water
before breakfast each morning for a few
days and your kidneys will act fine.
This famous salts is made from the
acid OF grapes and lemon juice, comb med
with llthia, and has been used for genera.
lions to clean and stimulate clogged kid.
neys; also to neutralize the acids in
urine 50 it no longer is a source of irri.
tation, thus ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in.
lure; makes q delightful effervescent
Whitewater drink which everyone should
take now and then to keep their kid
neys clean and active. Try this, also
keep up the water drinking, and ne
doubt you will wonder what became o.
your kidney trouble and backache.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-01-11

rem or father Of moth erless chill
dren, where such wife or children
or such motherless children are
not mainly dependent upon his la
Dor for support for the reason
that there are other reasonably
certain sources Of adequate sup
port, Excluding earnings or pos
sible earnings from the labor
Of the wife), available, and that
the removal Of the registrant will
not deprive such dependents Of
support.
CD Married man, without
children whose wife, although the
registrant is engaged in a useful
occupation, is not mainly depend
ent 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
employed, or in which there is al
immediate opening for her under
conditions that will enable her tC
support herself decently and
without suffering or hardship.
! CO. Necessary skilled farm la.
borer in necessary agricultural
enterprise.
trial laborer in necessary indus
trial enterprise.
Glass III.
| (A) Man with dependent chill
dren mot his own) but toward
whom he stands in relation Of par
|ent.
! (B) Man with dependent, age6
or infrm parents.
/ co. Man with dependent, help
{1CSS III JULIUS VI SlSUCIN.
i D) County or municipal of
| ficer.
| (E) Highly trained fireman o
: policeman, at least three years il
, service Of municipality.
Il (F) Necessary Custom Hous
al
: (G Necessary employe o
: United States in transmission 0
the mails.
(H) Necessary artifcer o
| workman in United States armor
or arsenal.
% Necessary employe in sci
vice Of United States.
30 Necessary assistant, asst
: ciate, Or hired manager Of nece,
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SECOND DRAFT REGIS
TRATI0N CONTINUES
EVERY MAN EXCEPT THOSE ARMY MUST ANSWER 148
QUESTIONS TO DETERMINE LIABILITY TO
MILITARY SERVICE
EVEN )AYj A'-'.)V.) I 0 ANSWER

Washington, Dec. 15.-Beginn-
ing today voluntary enlistment in
the United States army, Of regis
tired men is forbidden, except as
to certain medical and dental stu
dents.
Uncle Sam will select his fight
ing men from the list Of nine mil
lion men who on today will an
swer 14o searching questions the
answers to which will determine
his liability to military service.
The QUESTIONABLE automatically
revokes all exemptions and dis
charges under the first draft.
Failure to return his answers in
seven days after he receives the
questions makes the registrant IL
able to a year in prison. Mailing
Of the list by the local board con-
stltuteS legal notice to the regis
trant. His failure to receive it
does not excuse him.
The questions are framed to
draw out every bit Of information
that maybe Of value to the boards
in fixing the class to which man
is to be assigned. No detail of
the status Of dependents, or Of
possible or actual outside sources
Of income, has been overlooked.
The registrant, after filling in
the inside Of his QUESTIONABLE, III
dicates on the front the class tC
which he believes he should be
assigned. If the board agrees
there is no further action neces
sary by either party until the in
dividual comes due for militar!
service and is called up for ply
steal examination. If the board
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sary agricultural enterprise.
(K) Necessary highly special
lied technical Or mechanical ex
pert Of necessary industrial enter
prise.
I) Necessary assistant or as
soclate manager Of necessary in
dustrial enterprise.
Glass Nv.
(A) Man whose wife or chill
dren are mainly dependent on his
labor for support.
OBJ Mariner actually employ
ed in sea service Of citizen or mer-
chant in the United States.
CO. Necessary sole managing,
controlling, or directing head of
necessary agricultural enterprise.
D) Necessary sole managing,
controlling, or directing head of
necessary industrial enterprise.