Information concerning the results of the revision and reclassification should begin to reach you in a short time, and evidence of activity by the local boards and the appeal agents and members of legal advisory boards should appeal in the substantial recruiting of Class I and in the growing number of appeals to district boards. Absence of such information will probably be an indication that the work is not being performed as promptly and actively as it should be. If you are unable to secure active cooperation, please advise this office. You are requested to designate the week of June 17 to 24 as "Class I Week," in accordance with these instructions. A most thorough re-examination of your questionnaires, classification, and physical examinations should be made, that you may be thoroughly satisfied that you classifications are correct and that this work will not have to be done again. Appeal agents and advisor boards are requested to render their hearty and active assistance and make personal examination of the questionnaires. A list should be kept of the names recommended for re-classification and re-examination. Appeal agents and advisory boards should see to it that these are attended to and should keep a record of the results in order that an inspector, who will be appointed by this office, may have the information upon which to inspect the work. An inspector will be later sent to check up on the work, and it should be carried on as expeditiously as possible. Your inspection, investigation, and classification should not be delayed until the beginning of "Class I Week," but should be begun at once and carried forward with all due dispatch. 