The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-10
essary for the maintenance of
those living on the place.

those living on the place.
The word necessary as applied to
the relation of a registrant to an IN
dustry or occupation or employment
or Agricultural enterprise, shall he
taken to import
Il. That the registrant is actually
and completely engaged in the indus
try or occupation or employment or
Agricultural enterprise in the capacity
recited in any of the rules regarding
deferred classification, and that he is
competent and qualified in that
capacity.
THAT the removal of the regis
trant would result in direct. substan-
tial material loss and detriment to the
effectiveness of the industry or occupa-
ton or employment or agricultural
enterprise.
On Replacement.
THAT tie available supply of
persons competent In the capacity re-
cited in the rule is such that the regis
trant cannot be replaced in such capa-
city without direct substantial mater
isl loss and detriment to the adequate
and effective operation of the industry
or occupation or employment or agri-
cultural enterprise"
In determining the essentially of
the regrant to an essential occupation
General Crowder advises:
"t-The length of time the reg
ixtrant has heen engaged In such
capacity and especially whether
the circumstances of his engage
ment nre such to convince the
hoard that he is not now en-
gagged for the primary purpose OF
evnding military service.
"2-The nature of the claimants
study. training. or experience and
the extent and value of his quail
fication for the capacity In which
he In engaged.
"3-The actual conditions which
would result from his removal"
In classifying all persons who ask
deferred classification or for whom II
is asked recommended because OF
agricultural enterprise the boards are
instructed to put in:
Glass i-Resistrants not TO be found
in necessary enterprise or If in
such. then not necessary to 1t
Glass 2-O--Registrants engaged in
necessary enterprise and necessary
to, such az a farm laborer especially
fitted for his work.
Necessary Enterprise.
Glass 5-J--Reg istrants engaged in
necessary enterprise and necessary
to it as an assistant. associate or hired
manager OF the enterprise or sun
stantial part OF it
Glass 4-C--Reeistrants engaged in
necessary enterprise and necessary
to it. as sole managing. controlling
controlling and directing head"
Where deferred classification is ask
ed or recommended because of neces-
sary' industry. occupations or employ
ment other than agriculture the boards
are instructed TO put in:
Glass iF-Reg istrants not found
to he in necessary employment or
if in such not necessary to it,
Glass 2-p-Reg istrants In 'neces-
ssry' employment and necessary to
it as Iaborers. workers. or employees
especially fitted for their work.
Glass 3-k--Re gistrauts IN 'neces-
sary employment, necessary to it as
highly specialized EXPERTS,
Glass 2-Ir--Reg istrants In 'neces-
sary' employment necessary to it as
assistants or managers of a substan-
tial part of it.
Glass D--Registrants in 'neces-
sars employment. necessary to it. as
sole managing. controlling heads"
As To welfare workers.
Persons who are doing war work for
the Y NJ G A. Knights OF Columbus.
Red Cross. Jewish Welt re league and
similar organizations may ask deferred
classification under these same general
regulations