East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-28
NAVAL RESERVE ASKS
40 MEN EACH WEEK
Recruits VIII Be Accepted
From Many Mechanical
Trades.

Forty men each week Is the new
quota the naval reserve force expects
from this recruiting district, accord
ing to word just received by Re-
cruitlng OFFICER p. Swartz, stationed
here. The twelfth district takes in
Oregon. washington, Idaho and
Utah. The weekly quota Is TO in
clude two coppersmlths. two black
smiths, 10 carpenter mates, and one
shipfitter who go to the receiving
ship at Carlston, S. c.; and 10 ma
chinlsts' mates and % quartermasters
who will go to the naval training
camp at san Diego,
II will probably he of interest to
some men who are considering en-
listing to know of the trades from
which men win be recruited for each
OF the above branches. or machin-
lists mate taviatlon), the following
men are eligible Foreman toor room
machinst. expert tool room machin-
list; general airplane engine assem-
bier; earburetor mechanic, service
station general auto mechanic; chas-
sis assen1bler. toolroom maehinist.
manufacturing inspector; plant in
4 foreman: foreman auto machinist;
machinist; foreman service plant;
\ workers in magnetic manufacturine
4 plant; auto electricians; electrician,
motor skilled mechanic; autoniohhs
road tester. taxi driver; truck driver;
plant electrician; electricals repair
man, repair electrician; electrical
machinist; iobbing machinist; exper,
press operator; expert die nlanufac-
/ turer. press products inspector; tool
n. Itvtrr
machine operator: shaper OPERATOR;
/ grinder operator: gauge, die and fix
/ ture maker; small lathe- operator;
vertical boring machine operator;
lathe operators foreman factory re-
/ uair shop; metal finisher; automatic
screw machine operator; bench hand;
filler; buffer; pollsher,
Men may be recruited from the
/ following trades for quartermasters
Taviation): experienced cutter and
cloth filter; upholsterer; carriage or
auto top trimmer or maker; wire rope
/ maker; wire makers; small work pat
| tern makers; canvas workers; tent
makers, tailor; canoe builder; interior
I finlsher. canvas dealer or jobber fac
tory canvas inspector; cloth inspector;
I tc%tile mill product inspector; inter-
/ ior decorator; freseo painter; large
sign painter; wagon or carriage paint
er; expert furniture finisher; automo-
I bile or 4rucR painter; house interior
/ finisher; Varnisher paint min chem
! lists; experienced paint min workers;
tent erector; sail riggor; general rig
ger: rope splicer.
! Carpenters mates (aviauon) win
/ be accepted from the following trades:
/ Tbodworking factory machenic; skill
ed pattern maker: cabinet maker:
paino sounding board builder: air pro-
/ peller builder: journeylnan carpenter.
stair builder: boat carpenter: door and
sash min foreman; wood min worker;
Mill man: factory carpenter; tank or
station pipe factory worker; cooper,
barrel maker.
/ Aviation blacksmiths VIII be ac-
I cepted from these trades; machine
/ shop blacksmith: contractor black
I smith: forge shopman: country black-
smith; flange turner: toolsmith: tool
dresser; hammersmith; hammer ope-
I rator. drop forger; Serge heater:
/ heater; furnace man: enQeaier: spring
| forger; spElngsmith; spring filter:
saw maker; shaft straightener.
Aviation mechanics that Is enlistees
in all the foregoing hsanches are to
be trained in special schools, which
are to be established nj Great Lakes
Ill, Pensacola, Fla. and san Diego
Cal.