The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-17
.OUESTIONNAIRES
 TO GO OUT SOON
Similar to Those of Former Editions Except As To
 Industries.

Ouestionnaires for those who reg istered Sept. 12 will soon be sent out and men of this last registration VIII be called upon by law to return queS7 tionnaires filled out according 10 lHe instruction, within seven days rom the date on which it has been filled out, signed, and sworn to before notary public. Failure to do so IS punishable by fine or Imprisonment for one year and may result in the loss of valuable rights and in immedl- ate induction into military service.
 Questionnaires of the third edition are very similar to those Of former editions except that the question or a registrant being engaged in an ln- dustry or occupation necessary TOT the maintenance of the military es- tablishment or the effective operation of our military forces will cover wider field and district boards in cIuding Y. M c. A., K. of C., and Jewish Welfare League workers will have the right to determine whether a man is engaged in industry or not.
 On the first page of the question naire is a form for claims for eXemp- ] l are five classes each of which are sub | divided into divisions A, B, c, etc. Un- der Class ? the deferred classltlca- ] ton begins. A married man with children, or who is a father to moth | erless children, where such wife or | children, or such motherless children are not mainly dependent upon his | labor for support for reason that there are other reasonably certain sources | of adequate support (eXcludlng earn ings or possible earning from labor ot wife,) available, and that the removal
 of registrant will not deprive such de pendents of support, will be grounds
 for putting a man in Class "A. A
 married man, without children, whose
 wife, although registrant is engaged
 in a useful occupation, is not mainly ! dependent upon his labor for support
 for the reason that wife is skilled 1T
 some special class of work which
 she is physically able to perform ant
 in which she is employed, or in whicl
 there is an immediate opening fo1
 her under conditions that will enable
 her to support herself decently anC
 without suffering or hardship, may b' i LII SSL 4OL bS4hS pA"SNNt III OAS~H7
 2-B.
 A man may claim deferred classifi
 cation under Class 2-C on the ground
 that he is a necessary skilled farn laborer in a necessary agricultural el terprise, and under Class 2D as
 necessary skilled laborer in a neces sary industrial enterprise.
 Deferment to Class 3 covers GA Man with dependent children (not hi own), but towards whom the stands il
 relation of parent; (B) man with de , pendent aged or infirm parents; e man with dependent helpless broth
 CTS or sisters; (D) county or munici pal officer; (E) highly trained fire
 man or policeman in service of mum
 cipality; (F) necessary custom hous clerk; GO necessary employe of tn
 United States in transmission of tn l. mails; GID necessary artificer C s workman in United States armory ( -' arsenal; U) necessary employee e service of the United States; CD net | essary assistant, associate, or hire Il manager of a necessary agriculture = enterprise; (K) necessary highly sp
 cialiZed technical or mechanical e,