Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
VINO Lists Critical,
Non Deferable Jobs
essential

WASHINGTON, Aug II QNS)
Following is the list of non
deferable activities as set forth
in the new War Manpower Com
mission program which activities
may not be the basis for draft
deferment.
MANUFACTURING OF THE FOLLOW
ING PRODUCTS
Alcoholic beverages; amusement ma
ehlnes and equipment Exclusive OF sports
equipments). art goods. book gliding,
bronzing and edging; costume Jewelry
costumes curtains, draperies. and bed
spreads: cut. beveled, and etched glass
cutware. decorative feathers plumes and
artificial flowers; fancy 'abrcs frames.
mirror and picture; furniture; grader,
beach, porch, toy, games and toys greet
ing, souvenir, visiting, mad picture post
cards; jewelers. fixings and materials.
Jewelry; jewelry cases. lapldary work
tnonndustriaD merchandising isp y
equipment Excluding refrigerated display
equipment); mosaic glass. musical instru-
ments, except for The armed forces, novel
ties; ornamental gold and silver leaf and
foil (nonindustriaD pleating. stitching
tucking, and embroidery; silverware and
plated ware (nonndustriaD smoking
accessories; soft drinks stained, loaded,
ornamenied. and decorative glass, trim
SERVICES
Amusement arcades: amusement ticket
agencies, automObile-rental service clubs.
social, fraternal, business, and political,
dance, music, theatrical and art studios
and schools gambling; interior decorating,
night clubs; parking lots; Photographic
studios; pool and billiard halls: race tracks
and courses; travel agencies; turkish
baths massage parors, clothing rental,
porter service and social-escort services.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE
Antiques; artists supplies, beer, wines
and liquors; candy, confectionery and
nuts; custom furriers; florists games and
toys; JeWelry; musical instruments; now
elites; pet shops; soft drinks, tobacco.
All the following occupations are nom
deferable regardless OF the activity in
which they may be found:
Advance advertising agent; amusement
device operator. bar boy: bar cashier I,
barker; bartender; bath house attendant
beauty operator; bellbOy. bnlposter, book
black: bus boy; butler; caller. station
canvasser; car hop, curb services; car
polisher; car washer caterer, social
chairman and cleaner; cosmetican: custom
furrier; dancing teacher; desk clerk; hotel,
apartment, club, etc. dishwasher door
man and starter; elevator operator (pss-
senger and freight, excluding Industrial
freight elevators used in connection with
warehousing and production; elevator
starter.
Errand boy Including messenger and
office boy, floorwalker; fortune teller
gardener; greenskeeper, groundkeeper
guide, sightseeing; guide, hunting ana
fishing; hair dresser; houseman; lavatory
attendant; literary and actor agent man
aging agent theatrical and filml :
marker. model: newsboy; night club man.
ager and employees porter (other than IN
railroad train service; private chauffeur
reCeptiOnist; sales clerk. sign painter; sign
ter: soda dispenser; taXidermist,
ticket taker: usher; valet: waiter tother
than In railroad train service. window
trimmer and display man.
In addition 20 the activities and occupa-
lions set forth above. the status OF idle
ness is to be treated as nondeferaole
activity.