CCC camps) will need to be able to describe their abilities and their 
experience, and usually to list upon an application the essential 
facts about themselves* It is very appropriate, therefore, that the 
process of making application for the Corps should be a step in their 
training in the business of applying for work. Such training may be¬ 
gin by requiring each youth who is able to read and write to fill out 
a CCC application to the best of his ability. 
In the event that the applicant does not appear to be able 
to read or write, it is not suggested that he be given an application 
form. There is no advantage when the application is filled out by a 
friend on behalf of the applicant. If it is not convenient to inter¬ 
view him then and there, the notation of his name and address and an 
explanation that he will be called in for interview at a later time 
is the better procedure. 
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