All men… in these trades must register

320 INDUSTRIAL REGISTRATION ORDER—1940 All men who are or who have been in these trades must register BY ORDER Men who are now employed in the following trades and who are over 21, must register at their local Employment Exchange between Monday, August 19th and Friday, August 23rd, whatever the nature of their employers' business. Men under 65 who, though not at present engaged in these occupations, have worked in them for one year since January 1929 must also register. Brass, Bronze, Aluminium or other nonferrous metals, Finisher, Fitter Coppersmith Core Maker Die Caster Draughtsman (Engineering, Jig or Tool) Electrician, including Wireman Fitter, Assembler, Erector, Marker Out (Engineering and Kindred Trades including Electrical) Forgeman, including Power Hammer Smith, Forge Hammerman, Forge Pressman, Hot Stamper, Hot Drop Stamper, Drop Hammer Smith, Drop Forget Gunsmith Inspector, Tester, Viewer, Examiner (Engineering and Kindred Trades including Electrical) Instrument Maker or Assembler—All kinds including scientific, optical, surgical, dental, electrical, wireless, watch and clock, telegraph, telephone THE ONLY EXCEPTIONS ARE Leadburner (Chemical Plumber) Lens Worker, Prism Worker Machinist, including Driller (Boiler, Constructional) Metal Annealer, Har dener, Temperer Metal Machinist, including Turret Lathe Operator, Capstan Lathe Operator, Miller Borer, Grinder, Planer, Shaper, Slotter, Driller Millwright, Maintenance Man (Metal) Moulder (Iron, Steel, Brass or other nonferrous metals) Power Press Operator (Metal) Sheet Iron Worker, Sheet Metal Worker, including Tinsmith Toolsmith Toolmaker, Press Toolmaker, Die Sinker (Cutter), Jig or Gauge Maker Tool Setter (Machine or Press Tools) Turner (Metal) Welder (Gas or Electric) (1) Men wholly engaged on Government work.