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Show UNNECESSARY EMPLOYMENT AS DEFINED BY BULLETIN RECEIVED BY DRAFT BOARD Further information on "unnecessary "unneces-sary employment" as denned bj the selective service regulations is im hided hid-ed in the following bulletin received today by draft boards of Ogden from the adjutant general's office: "In the administration and enforcement enforce-ment of the amendments to selective service regulations which become effective ef-fective July 1. 1918. and which provide pro-vide for the withdrawal of deferred classification and order number of reg-Istrants reg-Istrants found to be idlers or engaged in nonproductive occupations or employments em-ployments you are Instructed as follows fol-lows : 1 Paragraphs A of section 121-K does not include managers, clerks, cooks or other employes unless they are engaged in the service of food and drink, or either. paragraph B of section 121-K include bell boys and porters, unless svefa porters are engaged in heavy work. 3 Paragraph C of section 121-K includes in-cludes (in addition to ushers and other oth-er attendants) all persons engagfd or occupied in games, sports and amusements, amuse-ments, excepi . ctual performers in legitimate le-gitimate concerts, operators or theatrical theat-rical performances. "4. Paragraph D of section IL'1-K does not includo public or private chauffeurs unless they are also engaged en-gaged in other occupations or 'employ ments defined by these regulations as non-produci Ive "5. Paragraph E of section 121-K does not include store executives, managers, man-agers, superintendents, nor the heads of such departments as accounting, financial, fi-nancial, advertising, credit, purchasing, purchas-ing, delivery, reel i- in;:, shipping and other departments doe not include registered pharmacists employed in wholesale and retail drug stores or establishments, es-tablishments, dot a not include traveling travel-ing salesmen, buyers, delivery drivers, elect rh ians, engineers, cai pel layers, upholsterers, nor any employes doinc In ivy work outside the usual duties of clerks "6. The word- 'sales clerks and other oth-er clerks' in paragraph E of section 121-K Includes the clerical force in the office and in all departments of stores and mercantile establishments. ' 7. The words 'stores and other mercantile mer-cantile establishments' in paragraph El of section 121-K includo both whole-1 sale and retail stores and mercantile establishments engaged in selling goods and wares. "8. In nddition to the cases where reasonable excuses may be accepted for temporary Idleness or for being en-gasreil en-gasreil in a nonproductive occupation or employment, local boards and district dis-trict boards have authority under the regulations to withhold or postpone ac tion for a reasonable in cases where it appears that the registrant, in good taYi ic nr hn hon cpplrinc nrnrlnr-. I five employment, and that such reasonable rea-sonable postponement will enable him to secure such employment. "9. Local boards are instructed to co-operate with the state directors of the United States employment service or local agents of such service when advised of their appointment and loca-tion loca-tion in order that this agency of the government may be enlisted to obtain work of a productive character as soon as possible and with the least hardship hard-ship or inconvenience. To this end local lo-cal boards should furnish to such directors di-rectors or agents the names and addresses ad-dresses ofrfegistrants to whom notice has been given to appear; should furnish fur-nish such directors or agents with the names and addresses of registrants regis-trants who may inquire for information informa-tion in respect of a charge of emploj -ment and refer all registrants re-questing re-questing such information to the directors di-rectors or agents of the United States employment service. F. V. FITZ GERALD. Captain. Infantry. U S. N. |