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prior military service qualify for exemptions ocmpared to the number who, for temporary periods at least, qualify for deferments. As far as men without military service are concerned, the largest ’ exempt group is made up of ministers of religion and theological students. Relatively small numbers are exempt as aliens or as sole surviving sons of families which have lost one or mom sons and daughters in service.
On the other hand, deferments affect a great many men Largest deferred group is that made up of men who are unacceptable to the Armed Forces—the IV-iF registrants. Others may be deferred because their induction would result in extreme hardship to dependents; because they are engaged in study or occupations important to the national health, safety or interest; because they are satisfactory members of a Reserve component including the National Guard. Two types of student! deferments are provided. Deferment in Class II-S is for full-time students and usually is based on either a man’s standing in his class of his score on a special test giveii each year throughout the Nation by the Selective Service System. Few undergraduate students seek this deferment because, with normal progress a man may complete college before he reaches the age, at which induction is imminent. The deferment is also available to graduate students.
The other student deferment, designated Class d-S, is provided by law to permit a man to complete an academic year when he is ordered for induction during the
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