Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-12

important until such rrclassiric,.;,,,
Is ordered by the uiror,,,. -, '.I ,,.''
i've service "r Il change ~ ,h., ,,',!
GantS status occurs ''S'>-
u. Rcitcratiun of urr,.i.,,.
~ "! 'r.''i; ''iiS :" that men who o.n
iinaliF classified III class "a .r..';r
able for military service. rl. . LAX
arallaDic !"r npncombutuu, .,,,r;,.,.,.
service. or class IL, Cuus,...r,;,,,,.
oOJectorS available Toy ,.n,.I, -, ~,
tiOnal importance. should Inc r.,Il,a
Tor induction into military Srry,rr n,.
assigned To work of national in,,,,,.
ance inSolar as possible III the ,,iI,,,.-
ing ordcr-SInglr men with nn a.,
pehocntS. married men with y.i,-.,
only. and finally. men with chudv,,,
The new orders are contained -,
amendments Ia SclcCtivr So, .
regulations and in local board mo-
morandum (NO. 1879 which is holm,
distributed I" local boards. TN.
memorandum reports III part
Certain changes in the sclcc,;vn
service regulations have been mad.
III order 10 enable the -clcC,iyr sr,.,..
zee system To continue Ia NICE. ,hn
hlanpuWcr requirements of the avn,
ed ior:cS, war production. auricul-
lure. and other essential ciyiI:r ,,r-
uvItieS and, al the same time. prr-
lect as long rs pc .Siblr home vrh.,r
there are children.
Tho memorandum then ~iltrs ,n.,,
rr2iStrant unless he comes within
one or two stated exceptions. .h.Il
be retained or placed in class "A
II he and hi" child or children n,YIr.
tam Il bona Tide family relations Inn
IN their home and if such status wa
2cqulrcd prior Ia December q. 1911
The two exceptions are (a) all such
rcSISlraniS who are also necessary {,
ana regularly engaged N anri,ri,
tural occupations ur agriculture rn.
deavorS essential Ia the sl,pnrrI 81
the war effort shall be placed i.
Class &c, and % the rlassi.ic.,.:au
oil all such rcgtStrant$ who arc rn.
gagged IN activities or UCrupaii,ns
designated a nundrfcrrablr shall h,
governed 10y the provisions al =
previous local board mcmurandur,
which outlined the war manpnv.,,
commissions order on nOndcirrr:IpLy
~ ~ 'iitS l'Atl lhbll-.
After advising OF the elimination
OF class BIB ard creation of Ci...
I'D. the memorandum directs in.'
local boards shall immediately rr
open and classify aucw .cgi- lr:.uts
now in class 3-A who are no longer
entitled 10 remain therein and ll-r
immediately reopen and classify
anew all rcgiStrantS now in Clls.
3-B. In .uCh rcclaSsilicatior. the
memorandum instructS that In.
boards shall consider whether ,hc
rcgIstrant. according t. Scicctivc
service regulations. is entitled t. b,
placed in class SC by reason =,
his agricultural occupation or en-
deavor and dependents. 10 be placc;t
or continued in class "a because o,
MS family relationship with his "hi..
drcH. in class &c bccau-c of agricul.
tural occupation or cndcavOr alcnc
or in class "a or 2-B by rca:4r
q! his occupation in an activity ry
sentIhl to the support of the wa,
effort or production. In this cnnmcc
non, General Hershey pointed mi
that some rcgiStrants while no. en-
titled 10 the Few Dependency claS.:
ficaions. may be entitled To- class:
LEGATION in class "a. class 81 q,
class &C by reason of their oc"uDa
ton.
The cotton crop furnishes INT.
lIntc"S. oil and meal. all nf which are
important in the fight for freedom,