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KUZBAS   BULLETIN
Aug. 30, 1923
FOR THE ECONOMIC FRONT
PERSONNEL NEEDS FOR KEMEROVO 1923
FARM
6 Men capable of operating and repairing tractors
and farm machinery.
4 Skilled farmers, Russian speaking preferred,  to
act as foremen of crews.
CHEMICAL PLANT
3 Chemists with actual experience at COKE and
by-products plants. .
OFFICE
6 Russian-American typists, stenographers and
clerks (2 clerks with executive ability, 4 either
male or femalenot necessarily all stenographers
and some preferably to know technical terms.
They will be used also to act as translators in
conversations and in writing).
SUPPLY DEPT.
1  Mechanical stores keeper.
2  Electrical stores keeper.
3  Mine supply clerks and warehouse men.
1 Master timber cruiser and sawmill man.
Must be one with experience in second growth coun-
try as men from virgin forest sections get dis-
couraged by small diameters, scattered stands
and the poor quality wood in the Kuznetz dis-
trict.
COLONY DEPT.
1 Experienced steward, ship or restaurant, who can
conform to crude conditions.
1 CookLogging camp or ship's cook.
1 Laundry man.
1 Slaughterer.
MECHANICAL DEPT.
1  Master mechanic, general repair work.
1  Millwright (Flour Mill).
1  Millwright (General).
2  Stationary engineers, 1st and 3rd class license.
3  Pumping station attendants.
9  Boiler  firemen.
1 Pump repair mechanic.
3 Boiler makers, high grade men.
1  Brick mason, experienced boiler setting.
3  Outside mechanical repair men.
8 1st class lathe hands, general repair work.
4  1st class bench hands, general repair work.
8 General repair shop mechanics1st class.
2  Mine mechanics.
3  Aerial tramway repair and maintenance men.
1 1st class moulder.
1  Timekeeper.
2  Mechanical repair shop foremen.
2 Milling machine mechanics.
2 1st class licensed steam engineers capable of op-
erating and repairing present turbine.
2 Boiler setters or installers.
1 1st class steam hammer blacksmith.
1  1st class steam hammer blacksmith helper.
2  Tool room or tool crib men, speaking Russian
and English.
1  Foundry heater, or iron and brass heater.
2  Steel structural workers for general all around
mine steel structural work.
1 1st class cable splicer for aerial tramway.
MINING DEPT.
3 Lamp attendant, accustomed to electric battery
lamps.
1 Experienced mine superintendent.
1  Experienced certified mine foreman (gas).
2  Experienced fire bosses (certified).
3  Experienced assistant foreman (certified).
3 Section  foremen   for  pillaringGet  from  pitch
vein workings of California or Colorado.
3  Shot firers.
Among  above   operating  officials  get   at  least   one
from each of the following regionsPennsylvania
anthracite,,   California,   Colorado,   Oregon   steep
vein bituminous regions).
12 Drivers.
9 Tracklayers (for the mines underground).
12 Timbermen from steep vein sections.
12 Top and bottom cagers.
6 Electrical hoisting engineers.
66 Pick miners.
1  Mining map draftsman.
2  Roustabout foreman.
6 Pump men.
4  Mine electricians.
3  Firemen.
2  Experienced mine clerks.
1  Diamond drill runner, capable of setting his own
bits.
6 Pit wagon repair men.
3  Mine blacksmithsone to be horse shoer.
12 Spraggers.
3 Machine runners.
3 Machine helpers.
2  Tipple bosses used to picking tables.
3  Dumpers.
3 Rock drill runners.
3  Rock drill helpers.
4  Tipple hands.
ELECTRICAL DEPT.
1 Electrical draftsman.
1 Estimator (for mechanical work shops, etc.).
1 Clerk for scheduling work.
5  Line men experienced on telephone and high ten-
sion power  distribution,   capable   of  laying  out
their own work and directing labor.
1 Experienced power house switch board operator.
6  Experienced capable all around electricians for
knob and tube work, light and heavy conduit, in-
stallation, motor installation and some repair ex-
perience.
1  All around telephone man to run small station,
repair old style equipment, shoot trouble, install
phones and direct labor.
2  Power plant electricians.
1 Electrical and telephone cable splicer.
MISCELLANEOUS
6 BookkeepersRussian and English.
6 Licensed journeyman plumbers.
Applicants should send for forms and information to
Kuzbas, Room 301, 110 W. 40th St., New York, N. Y.
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