The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-16
Essential
PART - PRODUCTION AND SERVICES OCCUPATIONS

cra1C-englne CeSUer, alrCrdlJ-ln- strument mechanic; aircraft me- chanic; airplant navigator; air. plane pilot, commercials; airship mechanic; ballistician; Bessemer converter blower; blacksmith; blast furnace blower; plaster, mining; boatbuilder; bailerwamekr; boring mill operator; bricklayer, refractory brick; cabinetmaker; cable splicer; cable transmitter and receiver; cam layout man; car inspector. rail road transportation; catalytic- verter engineer, synthetic rubber; cemeenter, oil well; chainmaker; chamberman, acid.
 Coke burner; computer, electric, seismic, or gravity; conductor, rail- road transportation; converter op- orator, nonferrous smelting and re- fining; continuous still engineer, synthetic rubber; coppersmith, mar inc; coremaker; cutting machine runner, mining; diamond driller, mining; die maker, die setter: die sinker; Diesel mechanic; dispatcher, radio communications telegraph or submarine cabe; diver; driller, fine diamond dies; driller, oil well, cable or rotary; electrical tester, power equipment; electrician, installa- tion and maintenance; electrician, aircraft, marine, power house, or submarine cable.
 Engineer, chief, first, second, or third assistant, ship; engineer, locomotive, railroad transporta- tion; engineer, turbine or Diesel; engineering draftsman, design; finisher, fine diamond dies; first helper, open hearth or electric furnace; flight dispatcher, fore man Gin occupation held by WING to be criticaD; form builder, air. craft; glass blower, scientific la- boratory apparatus; heat treater; heater, steel mill; hoisting engi- neer, mining; inspector Gin occu- patton ehld by WING to be criti- cab; installed, telephone or tele- graph equipment); instructor Gin occupation held by WING to be critically
 Instrument maker and repairer, electrical, mechanical or scienti- fic; jewel-bearing maker; jointer, submarine cable; layout man, boilermaker, foundry, machinery, or shpibuilding; lead burner; line man, telephone, telegraph, or power; load dispatcher, power or gas; locomotive engine repair man; loftsman, aircraft or ship building; loom fixer; machine driller, mining; machine tool-set- up man; machinits; machinists, marine; mate, first, second, or third mechanician, communica- tions equipment; miller grain products; millwright; miner, un- derground, including only those whose job assignment requires them to perform the duties in- volved in driving underround open ings including drilling, blasting, timbering; moldcr, bench or floor; model maker; observer, seismic; oil well gun perforator; oil well treater, acidising: optical mechanic; paper making machine engineer; pattern maker, metal or wood; pipe filter, marine, poWershovel engineer, min ing.
 Precision lens grinder; pulpit op- orator, tseel mill; bumper, refinery, in charge; purfication engineer, synthetic rubber; radio communica- tions technician; radio telegrapher; radiophoto technician; reactor en- gineer, synthetic rubber: receiver tester, radio or radar; refrigerator equipment repairman, gas or elec- tric; refrigerator engineer; sheet metal worker, marine; shipfitter; shipwright; ship rigger; ship cap- tain; ship pilot: signal maintainer; still operator, chemical.
 Stillman, petroleum processing: supervisor, see foreman; switch board operator, power; tanner; test ing and regulating technician, tele- phone or telegraph; timberman, mining; tool designer; tool maker; trai dispatcher transmission en- gineer; tugboat captain; tugboat engineer; wood seasoner, kiln; K ray equipment serviceman.
 PART H - PROFESSIONAL AND
 SCIENTIFIC OCCUPATIONS
 Including Teachers. Inspectors Engaged in These Occupations.
 Accountant, certified public &C., countants and comparable; agron- omist: astronomer; bacteriologist; chemist, cryptanalyst; engineer; professional or technical Gin via rious designated fields); entomol- ogist; forester; geologist; geo. physicist; horticulturist; mathe- matician; metallurgist; meteorol- ogist; nematologist; oceangrapher: parasitologist; pathologist. medical; {; pharmacologist; physicist; physiol- ogist, medical, plant physiologist or